Citadel of Hope by Joseph Revolg

Author:Joseph Revolg
Language: eng
Format: epub, mobi
Tags: zombie apocalypse horror magic, occult and supernatural, occult adventures ghosts, paranormal action adenture, demon angel young adult angel of death fiction, occult and superhatural, paranormal action suspense, paranormal and horror fantasy, demon awakens, zombie apoaclypse

CHAPTER 6

Sunday took an early morning shower and got dressed in his new crisp school uniform. Eke and the driver on the other hand woke up 9a.m and complained of back ache and body pain. Douglas looked impeccable in his white and maroon school uniform. He wore a mild perfume. Wilcox appeared in a slim cut safari suit which concealed his beer belly a bit better than when he wore only T-shirt. They got into their vehicles and zoomed off.

Sunday, accompanied by his uncle arrived at the admin block which looked deserted days ago to meet crowd of students and guardian/parents going in and coming out of offices. People chatted and laughed out loud, others screamed at the top of their voices. Wilcox led them into the academic block where Sunday was given his admission number and a file was opened on his behalf. Wilcox later took them into his office and gave Sunday sport wears and tools.

Within fifteen minutes, Sunday was done with the registration. He got into the car and they drove off following Wilcox. They followed the same route which led to the chapel, but took the first turn and drove further until they reached the end of the road. A brown three storey building stood some feet away from where the road ended. Male students dressed in white and maroon uniform walked out of the building with their school bags.

“This is the senior boys’ hostel,” Wilcox said. Sunday brought out his luggage from the vehicle, his bags, buckets, mattress and tools. The porter in charge of the hostel greeted the guests and ushered them in. The porter was a thickset man but of average height. He was in his late fifties, bald headed with unkempt beards. He had a characteristic way of walking due to a deep wound in his right calf which refused to heal. Sometimes it gave out an unusual stench when he exposes it. On this occasion, he wore a bandage over the sore and concealed it with a pair of trousers.

They climbed the first flight of stairs to the first floor of the building. They followed Wilcox down the corridor and passed by the first dormitory with cramped spaces between each double decker bunk.

They went to the next dormitory. At the top of the entrance was written Liberty house in block letters. They walked through the entrance into the box room which linked the main dormitory. There were up to eight double decker beds on either side. Sunday was shown his locker and bed space which was close to the window. From his corner, he had a clear view of the admin block. A door at the end of the hostel led to the toilet and bathroom with broken shower.

Eke walked from one corner of the room to the other observing whatever caught his eyes. The window fittings and fans had never been changed but were in good working condition. It was built over a hundred years ago by the colonialists who settled there.

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