Alt Control Enter by Kody Boye

Author:Kody Boye [Boye, Kody]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2018-10-27T22:00:00+00:00

I hold the gun in the early hours of the morning. Having switched off with Leon after a few extra fitful hours of sleep, I am able to watch the gray sun rise and pierce through the unforgiving clouds lingering over the Ashen City. There isn’t much I can think, other than that it is beautiful, in its own eerie way. For that, I feel, this world can instill just a little bit of awe.

And terror, I want to add. Pure, unfathomable terror.

I tighten my hold on the pistol in my grasp, afraid of its power but comforted by its weight, and cast my gaze toward my companions. Cheyenne sleeps on the loveseat, while Leon rests in the bed. Whether they’re asleep I’m not sure, but at this moment, it doesn’t matter.

No.

Come time they awaken, it will be time for us to leave this place.

I have not come to this decision lightly. The fact that the Lobo could still be somewhere nearby has been a present darkness in my mind even when it has been silent. Still—the possibility that the Moth Men could have seen us is very clear and vivid within my conscience. And that, above all else, is terrifying.

What could they want? I wonder.

What could they be doing here?

And what, dare I ask, is their purpose? Are they, like I’d suggested before, meant to track us down—to stir us from our roosts and into the wilds? Or are they here for a more sinister purpose?

They could be watching, my conscience offers. You know they could.

To think Kingsman Online would go to such lengths to simply watch us in their own game feels a bit ridiculous. But given that they lured us to their headquarters, then drugged us to play blood sport, it wouldn’t be completely out of the realm of possibilities.

Sighing, I lean back to examine the ceiling and close my eyes as a yawn escapes my throat.

How nice it would be to sleep for just a moment.

Just close your eyes, my conscience says. Everything will be fine.

“No,” I mumble, attempting to fight the waves of exhaustion that bombard me. “I can’t go to sleep.”

But you can. You should. You must. You—

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