Dead Hunger IV: Evolution by Eric A. Shelman

Author:Eric A. Shelman
Language: eng
Format: mobi, epub
Tags: zombie apocalypse
Publisher: Dolphin Moon Publishing
Published: 2012-12-28T06:00:00+00:00

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While Nelson slept in the car, his meager duffle bag of possessions in the trunk for now, Gem, Charlie and Dave retrieved the bags of ammo and a few more high powered rifles with scopes.

The store sold cans of camouflage spray paint colors for do-it-yourself hunters, so Charlie grabbed a can of the black, along with a two-by-four from one of the displays.

After they all left the store, Charlie slid the two-by-four through the double handles of the front door and spray painted in very large letters on the outside of the front wall, “WARNING! ZOMBIES INSIDE!”

“Clever,” said Dave. “The rest of the stuff should be there next time we come.”

“It is a good idea,” said Gem. “As long as nobody torches the building.”

Dave stepped into the street and looked up at the building for a few seconds. “I have an idea. Once we get in the car.”

Charlie looked into the back seat as Dave slid in beside Nelson and shook him gently awake.

“Wh – where the hell?”

“You’re in our car,” said Gem. “It’s okay. We’ll take you to your grandpa.”

“No way I’m leaving my scooter. Not a chance. That thing is great on gas and saves the environment.”

Gem rolled her eyes. Charlie smiled and looked around. She’d noticed the scooter, but didn’t tie it to Nelson. “The silver and red one?”

Nelson swiped his dreads out of his face. “Yeah. Great bike. I’ll ride that there, but where’s my duffel?”

“It’s in the trunk,” said Charlie. “Safe and sound.”

“Cool,” he said. “Don’t worry. I can keep up. She does about fifty, fifty-five. That’s wide open, but I’ll get there.”

“We need to get gas first,” said Gem. “There’s a station right up there on the right side.”

“Got it,” he said. “I could use a top off myself.”

“Okay,” Gem said. “After we fill up, I’ll lead, you hang behind us. I might have to clear the road here and there.”

He got out and Gem rolled down the passenger window. “Cool gun,” he said. “If you’re into that stuff.”

“Oh, we are,” said Gem. “Big time.”

“Which brings me to my idea,” said Dave. “Gem, pull the car right beside the store before you hit the gas station.”

“Sure,” she said, and backed out of the lot.

“That’s good,” said Dave. He leaned through the seats and hit the B button on the GPS screen, activating the gun sights on the AK-47. Pulling the butt of the gun downward, he aimed directly at the sign.

“We have plenty of ammo for the AK now, right?”

“Now we do,” said Charlie.

“Okay, then.”

Dave pulled the handle and the rapid fire of the AK-47 filled the car. The shells collected in the sack, and Gem and Charlie both covered their ears.

Dave focused his attention on the sign mounts, and put a horizontal and vertical line of rounds through the sign until it toppled from its frame, breaking into pieces as it fell to the ground below.

“Maybe nobody will give the building a second look now,” said Dave. “Since the only sign they’ll probably notice is the zombie warning.

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