White Flag of the Dead by Joseph Talluto

Author:Joseph Talluto [Talluto, Joseph]
Language: eng
Format: epub, azw3, mobi
Tags: Action & Adventure, Fantasy, Horror, General, Science Fiction, Fiction, Lang:en, White Flag Of The Dead
Publisher: Severed Press
Published: 2012-03-14T20:51:30+00:00

17

We managed to move the majority of the supplies from the Big Circle store into the school. We had a few skirmishes with zombies who came to investigate, but nothing major. Everyone was extremely happy at the clothing that had been doled out, and the extra foodstuffs were a welcome addition as well. Jake was set for a long time in terms of food, and he was starting to be able to handle things like cheerios and soft foods. He was so funny to watch with the cheerios. I would put a handful in front of him, and he would smack them with both hands, then eat the ones that stuck to his hands. I thought about my own food and wondered if it would work with sandwiches.

The weather was starting to turn colder, and we needed to think about making it through the winter. I personally was curious as to what effect winter had on zombies. Would they freeze to thaw out later? Would they keep moving through the snow and cold? What about the rest of the people who might still be out there trying to survive? With the power out and water available only through natural sources, how would they survive? We were in a pretty good position here, having food and water nearby.

My thoughts were interrupted when someone knocked and Sarah stuck her head in my door.

“You decent?” she asked.

“No, why?” I grumbled, not really sure I wanted to hear what problems we had today.

“You might want to get down to the training area.” Sarah said cryptically.

“Why?” I wasn’t in the mood for trouble.

“Just go. You’ll see. I’ll be in the library if you need help.” She said as she closed the door.

I looked at Jake, who was just finishing his cereal, and said, “We should just go live in the woods.” Jake didn’t answer, he just looked at me with his ‘chocolate browns’ and grinned. That always lifted my spirits. I picked him up and brought him upstairs to the ‘day care’. That was what we called it. It was a classroom that was used for teaching the kids we had, and also for watching the kids that were not old enough for school. We had been extremely lucky that we had managed to have two elementary teachers and one high school teacher among the survivors. They taught the kids, and two moms watched the little ones when their parents were on duty or chores or whatever. I brought Jake up there as much as I could, since he loved to play with the little kids. I figured it was good for him, and the workers liked him there since he was so good-natured.

After I had left Jake, I went back to my room and decided to go for a walk. I knew I needed to see what was happening in the training room, but I also wanted to take a look around the neighborhood. I was curious as to the habitability of some of the homes, and I was also curious as to who might have some stores of firewood in their yards.

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