6th Horseman, Extremist Edge Series: Part 1 by Anderson Atlas

Author:Anderson Atlas
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: apocalypse, zombie, sci fi, apocalyptic, alien invasion, apocaliptic book, apocalypse action, apocalyptic survival zombies, apocalypse aftermath, graphic illustrated

I motion for everyone to get away from the doors and watch her scan the area while on one knee. Definitely has military training. The woman looks across the river, noticing the boats on the other side. She runs to the building. She veers away from the door, turns, and hides along the east wall of the boathouse. She must have noticed the broken window. Maybe she’s just being careful. The man she’s with stays right behind her with his chainsaw. There’s another double door towards the back, presumably for launching and loading boats.

I don’t want a standoff. I don’t want to have to kill her. I’ve had to kill before and it never leaves you. I think it changed my DNA somehow, altered my dreams, aged me.

Ian yells as loud as he can, “Don’t shoot!”

“Then start throwing weapons out that door!” Isabella replies.

“We’re wasting time. The walkers are following us! We don’t mean any harm,” Markus yells. “I give you my word!”

“My name is Hana! What’s yours?” I add, thinking this is a better strategy than getting shot.

“I just want a boat!” yells Isabella. “And I won’t take no for an answer!” She fires a round into the air. “I’ve got sixty rounds here and I know you don’t have that.”

“This is so stupid,” Ian hisses. “Can’t we all use the boat together?”

“That would be wise!” Markus says. “Please, lower your weapon and come on in. Help us get the boat in the water!”

The gate rattles. I see more people at the gate.

“They’re here!” Ben yells. He runs to the boat. “Come on! They’re slow as shit, but getting faster.”

“Ben is right.” Markus joins Ben near the upside-down boat.

I run to the boat. It flips over easily even though it’s very heavy. Had me and Tanis tried this alone it would have been impossible. I count the seats. It’s a big rowboat and will hold us all, barely. The boat slips into grooves in the floor. The grooves lead to a double door. Ben opens the doors.

“PUSH!” Markus yells.

We slide the boat on its belly and out the side door. It splashes in the water noisily. Ian holds a line tied to the boat preventing it from floating away. He steps out of the boathouse garage and into the line of fire.

Isabella runs up to him. When he doesn’t move or raise his hands, she lowers her rifle. “Fine, we all use it.” She introduces herself and Josh reluctantly.

Tanis flies down the stairs to see what’s going on. I run to him. “We have to go. It’s not safe here.”

He points to the end of the walkway. “There are more people.”

“Those aren’t survivors,” Ian says as he tosses his backpack into the boat. Isabella lowers her weapons and her pack into the boat.

We watch the gate as more and more walkers arrive.

“We’re good. They can’t get through that gate,” Ben says.

The gate is over fifteen feet tall and has solid metal arches on either side of the walkway. The bars are made to look like boat oars.

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