[from here]Junpei burst out of the Twin Pines, dragging his chair along with him. Wide eyed, with sweat dripping down his face (he was so not crying), the teen stared at the hordes of zombies in the street. What was he going to do? He could still feel Chidori's presence, so she had to be alright. She had to be - right? RIGHT
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A zombie lumbered too close, snapping Otacon out of his stunned thoughts, and some instinct made him throw out a punch, the way Snake had taught him years ago. "AaaaAAAaah," he yelped again as rotting flesh and bone viscerally folded underneath his fist, enough to make the zombie stumble but not enough to stop it. Otacon backed away without hesitation, growing increasingly aware that the street was filling up and all he had as a weapon was his journal. Others - patients, he guessed - didn't seem fazed at all. While violence normally ( ... )
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The scene immediately outside Twin Pines could only be described as chaotic, and -- was that someone driving through this mess? Endrance openly gawked at the car's taillights as they faded from view.
"Did you see which way they were headed when we got separated earlier?"
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"I don't suppose you know how to hotwire a car?" he asked after a moment. That had always seemed the sort of thing that happened in movies but if they could get one, assuming that someone could drive, then it would be a great weapon.
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That said, even if he did think the people that were using the car were taking a rather unique and possibly foolhardy approach to the situation, Endrance wasn't going to deny the fact that it was effective. It was clearing a wide path through the center of the street - bloody, but wide enough to get through. "Maybe..." He looked around quickly, but had to stop after a moment to get his bearings again. Even though he was mostly feeling better, his reaction time was still slowed, and moving his head too fast made things spin.
"Maybe he and Leon headed towards the buses? It's worth looking..."
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No car then. The last thing they wanted was to escape the zombies only to drive into a wall or something. "We can check," Tsukasa agreed, glancing over in the direction of the park. "Quickly."
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And what was going on here? Callisto paused for only a moment (as there were still zombies all around her, after all), to raise a eyebrow at a scene down the road. One of those odd vehicles she'd seen parked here and there was actually moving, running over some of the undead. An interesting sight. Sadly, she didn't know the first thing about how to operate one herself.
Now to find someplace to get these spirits burning...
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Another one of those "odd vehicles", this one police-chase red and without a roof, came barreling down the road. It swerved as it went, carving a slalom course through a thicket of zombies. Then it jerked up and onto the sidewalk, tires squealing. It came to rest with one front corner neatly bisecting the window of T&M Electronics, where a small display of stereo equipment rested. Neatly was perhaps an inadequate description, as the window only remained vertical for a moment, then burst inward, covering the gear with a snowcone of non-safety glass.
Several zombies lurched into each other as some fled the noise and others approached.
S.T. hopped out, reached into the mess, and pulled out the first case he could see that was black and covered in a font whose ancestry derived more from cutlery than cuneiform. Bingo. He shook off any lingering glass shards, tapped cigarette ash on top of them, and turned back.
A blonde woman, doing her best Spock impression, was watching them. Wait, was that booze she was ( ... )
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Still, she had nothing better to do and she might as well see where this got her. "In that?" she laughed. The vehicle had cleared the way of a lot of the undead but she still found herself needing to clock a few in the jaw as she made her way over. The former warlord didn't wait for a door to be opened for her, hopping into the backseat easily given the lack of roof.
"And where exactly did you plan to go?"
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"No!" he shouted at his driver. "No, no, no. We can't stop here!"
The cigarette lighter ate through the synthetic fibers of the seatbelt, stinging the Journalist's nipple. He jerked backwards, then forwards, severing the seatbelt and leaning towards S.T. He knew what those things in the sky were! He'd seen them before! In a conspiratorial tone, he muttered, just loud enough to be heard around the cigarettes,
"This is bat country."
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The next tableau was a stark contrast. It looked like someone was giving parallel parking lessons with zombie cones. A vast improvement on the usual Driver's Ed horror flicks. S.T. stopped, and turned to Spider. "I was thinking firebombs," S.T. said, hoisting the bottles. But maybe we should leave the gas in the tank and get ourselves some serious metal?"
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"That's it!" He snarled, stray spittle mixing with the blood and brains on the asphalt, "That's the utter end of it. We need wheels and speed and terror."
Looking about as composed as the shambling undead around him, Spider whirled around and howled at the nearby used car lot.
"WE NEED MECHANICAL FIRE!"
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Kratos quickly surveyed the street before them. Someone was driving something around and making the trip a little easier by mowing down all the zombie obstacles, but at the same time he couldn't trust it to be looking out completely for them.
He glanced behind him to make sure Stahn was still with him. "If my memory's right, we should be close." Kratos looked briefly toward the gigantic mass of metal plunging down the street. "Understatement but...watch out."
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"How do we take these down?" he called over the chaos a moment later, finally realizing that he might not have experience with this kind of zombie; all he could guess was that they were probably weak against fire, which made him miss Dymlos all the more.
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Kratos jammed his two knives into the podium and began the grueling process of hauling it out the door, all the while praying with every fiber of his being that nothing would take the opportunity to strike him from behind.
With some degree of luck, however, he managed to get it over to the side of the restaurant and right-side up. "Stahn, follow me up!" Kratos grabbed his knives, climbed onto the podium - a little shaky, given the relatively small area he had to stand on - and then hauled himself onto the roof of the restaurant, using his knives for leverage.
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