Wormwood Dawn (Episode IX) by Crae Edward

Author:Crae, Edward [Crae, Edward]
Language: eng
Format: epub, mobi
Tags: Post-Apocalyptic | Zombies
Published: 2016-05-18T04:00:00+00:00

“Well now,” Seth said as looked at the three captives. “It looks like they’re coming to get you.”

Drew glared at the man, feeling his hatred build. Though Seth hadn’t yet done anything, his threats were real, and his face showed that he was a man of his word. Jake seemed to sense it, too, as he had that stance that told everyone around him he was pissed. He showed no fear, but Drew could tell that inside, Jake was not only fuming, but just as scared as he was. Eric, on the other hand, was simply silent, hanging his head down.

“Before we load you up in our van,” Seth continued. “I want to make some things clear.”

He walked back and forth in front of them, looking down at them as they knelt, hands tied behind them.

“My brother is not as kind-hearted and lenient as I am. If you get a chance to meet Enoch, just know that it will likely be the only time. So let’s hope your friends do as they’re told.” He knelt down in front of Drew, pulling his face up to his own. “Otherwise, you’ll be meeting him real quick.”

The feel of Seth’s hand on his chin made Drew’s blood boil. He glared back unblinking as Seth stared him down. A smile slowly spread across Seth’s face, showing his gold tooth. He smelled of cocoa butter and Vaseline, and his breath was foul and shitty.

“What’s your name, cracka?”

Drew kept his mouth shut and his eyes on the man. Seth reared back and punched him hard. The impact knocked Drew backward and jarred his neck, but he recovered, even more pissed off when he realized his glasses had been knocked from his face.

“I said what’s your name?” Seth repeated.

“Drew,” Eric said. Drew shot him a look.

Seth laughed, standing up and going to Eric. “Do you speak for Drew?” he asked. “Are you his brother?”

“Yes,” Eric replied, looking up at Seth. “We’re all brothers in our group.”

Seth pursed his lips, seeming to nod his approval. “I can respect that,” he said. “Yeah. I respect that a lot. I like you. I take it you’re Eric?”

“Yes,” he replied.

Seth turned to Jake, who didn’t even bother to wait for the question.

“Jake,” he said flatly. “As if it matters.”

Seth chuckled. “Oh it matters,” he said. “I like to know the names of my enemies. Don’t you?”

“It doesn’t make any difference to me,” Jake said. “They all die either way.”

Jake grinned, and Seth’s own grin faded.

“Right,” he said. “We’ll see. We’ll see.”

Seth turned to his companions. “Load ‘em up,” he said. “Let’s get them to the base and wait for the others.”

He turned back to the men as his cronies fetched them and dragged them to their feet. “I hope you enjoy the ride,” he said. “Depending on how things work out, it may be your last.”

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