Z.E.D.S. Rising by Botts Bradley

Author:Botts,Bradley [Botts,Bradley]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Light Switch Press
Published: 2016-09-20T16:00:00+00:00

More Than One Enemy

Shaun, Brock, Mark, Zora, Logan and I were headed to my hometown to see if there was anything to gather and salvage. I know going inside a super center was going to be a very bold move, but that’s where we could possibly get what we needed. We always told ourselves that this would be the place we would go if zombies ever walked amongst us. They sold guns, knives, food, had a pharmacy and carried everything you would need to survive if the place hadn’t already been looted. We approached the parking lot of the towns Wal-Mart Super Center and it had become surrounded and overtaken by the cannibals. There wasn’t any way for us to just park and stroll straight in to the store. We had to devise a plan to infiltrate without being noticed. We parked across the main road at the abandoned carwash and began deciding what was needed to be done.

“Zora, I need you to go to that hill top and try to find a pathway through the hoard.”

Zora grabbed the binoculars and ran to the top of the grassy hill across from the store. The rest of us stood guard and waited for Zora to confirm an opening. Even if she found a way the doors are probably locked and then we would have to find a way to gain access through the roof because that would be the safest way.

“We have to grab whatever we can when we get in there. I don’t want anyone running around that store by themselves.”

Zora ran back to us and explained the route we had to take in order get inside undetected.

“We have to go around this hill and sneak up to the loading dock. There are trucks parked there still attached to the building. We can climb up the trucks, journey up on the trailers and gain access to the roof. As I can tell that is the safest and fastest way to get in.”

I looked at Zora and said, “Good work. You lead the way and we will follow.”

We grabbed our weapons and empty duffle bags. We proceeded to the hill as we crossed the street side by side. My gun was gripped tight by both of my hands and I was ready to get inside there and get out. Our boots touched the other side of the road. The grass cracked underneath our steps and a piece of the once peaceful town caught my eye. A sign held by a section of a white picket fence that said “WELCOME TO TOMPKINSVILLE”. That from what I can tell that sign wasn’t so welcoming anymore with zombie heads spiked to the top corners. Our legs were moving swiftly and our steps were quiet. We cautiously passed the hill and stood on the other side to observe the trucks we attempted on climbing. We didn’t sprint to the trucks right away because there would have been too much attention drawn to us. Zora and Mark crossed the lot first without drawing attention to them.

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