Lights Out in America's Dairyland: An EMP Adventure by Victor Marbury

Author:Victor Marbury [Marbury, Victor]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Literature & Fiction, Genre Fiction, Action & Adventure, Science Fiction & Fantasy, Science Fiction, Post-Apocalyptic
Amazon: B00KN9G26O
Published: 2014-05-28T04:00:00+00:00

It was time to go. John said, “Displace to location bravo.” They crawled along the brush line until they were out of direct sight, and then sprinted to their next hide, another excellent ambush point closer to town. The battle of Cambridge had begun, with the town far ahead of its adversaries in the kill column.

Delquan and Mustafa had their hands full bringing their troops under control after the quick strike by the sniper team. People surrounded their compatriots and cried and screamed. Some threw their weapons down and refused to continue. The majority of these so-called soldiers are still pampered University students, and had never experienced violence of this magnitude in their lives. Delquan knew that he was losing them, he had better motivate them quickly, or he and his core group would be attacking Cambridge alone.

Delquan stood on a small rise above the roadway and yelled, “People, please listen!” The army calmed down, and he raised the bullhorn he was carrying and began to speak.

“Brothers and Sisters, we are in the fight of our lives. The townspeople could have welcomed us with open arms, but no, they decided to resist. Their resistance to us represents the racism of the old world, which they will continue to cling to if we allow them to survive. We are the warriors of the new world; we will bring this wild place under control for our children and the betterment of the superior Black race!” He paused dramatically, “Could you face your brothers and sisters if you ran now? Would you be able to enjoy the spoils of hard-fought battle with them? I think not. We must move forward and honor our fallen comrades by taking this town in their name, and making them pay for spilling our precious blood!”

Simone, playing the part of the truly converted, stood up from the dead female soldier’s side and shouted, “Tell it Delquan!” Simone’s exhortations brought forth a few more “Yeah’s and Uh Huh’s” from the crowd.

Delquan was pleased from the small burst of energy provided by Simone, and used it to whip the crowd into a blood-crazed frenzy. “Oh yes, my brothers and sisters, they are trying to keep us down just like the Klan kept our brothers and sisters of bygone days down. But we as a people can no longer tolerate this treatment at the hands of these white oppressors! Join with me, and together we will crush our enemies, see them driven before us and hear the lamentation of their women!” He stole that last part from one of those sword and sandal movies of the 1980’s, and it had the desired effect.

The army, buoyed by their leader’s words, quickly formed back up into their ranks, and began marching down highway PQ with payback on their mind and the sure and certain belief that they would quickly triumph over the townspeople.

John and Louise had set up about 600 yards away from the first ambush point and observed the leader of the group give his speech.

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