Banzai had patrolled for two days without seeing a single zombie. By day, she hung out on rooftops, peering down into dim alleys in the worst sections of town, looking for any of the signs that Stealth and Barry--Zzzap--had mentioned: pale skin, a lack of coordination and language skills, high resistance to damage, a degree of aggression, the scent
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It took two rings for him to realize his phone was going off; he snuck his hand into his pocket and answered it without really looking. "Hey."
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"Hey," she replied, waving down Mona to silently request another platter of fries. "I guess that's a better greeting than 'Go for Dante.'"
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Because Dante was entirely the kind of guy you called up to shoot the shit with. Absolutely.
"I'm at a place that specializes in pickles, the burger's the size of my head, and my milkshake might be even bigger. And I don't even have to share!"
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"Hi," he said. "Did you just get back?"
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The half-beat of silence probably told Anders all he needed to know about how this conversation was going to go.
"Hi," Kathy said quietly in return. "No, uhh, no I didn't."
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Not that it seemed likely, given the tone in her voice.
"... then where are you?"
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Not this Friday. The one after that.
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...Okay, not how she'd planned to tell Raven, but she was still a little on edge from the fight.
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She inhaled, then asked in a rush, "Do you have any experience fighting zombies?"
If anyone did, she was guessing it would be Eliot.
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Because frankly you never knew.
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Oh. Hmm. She might have skipped over some important intel there.
"Uhh, so I don't think I mentioned this before, but I'm in LA fighting zombies. How're you?"
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