Search for Safety: Killing the Dead book Two
“Approximately three hours after we had set off the rest of the group came to a stop and I slowly made my way to them.
I was sweating profusely from the strain of carrying the rucksack of food and water while also trying to keep most of the weight off of my injured ankle. As I reached them I saw why they had stopped. The fields had ended and before us was a sharp slope that ended at the motorway.
The motorway itself was full of vehicles of all types. Large lorries, transit vans, cars and... even an ambulance covered the road as far as we could see. None of those vehicles were moving and many sat with doors open. Discarded belongings lay scattered around the vehicles and lined the sides of the road.
At various points up and down the motorway most of the undead stood silent and waiting, though a few wandered between the cars. “Well we are pretty much screwed” said Pat.
I had to agree. “I haven’t seen those ones from the stables for a while.MoreLess
I was sweating profusely from the strain of carrying the rucksack of food and water while also trying to keep most of the weight off of my injured ankle. As I reached them I saw why they had stopped. The fields had ended and before us was a sharp slope that ended at the motorway.
The motorway itself was full of vehicles of all types. Large lorries, transit vans, cars and... even an ambulance covered the road as far as we could see. None of those vehicles were moving and many sat with doors open. Discarded belongings lay scattered around the vehicles and lined the sides of the road.
At various points up and down the motorway most of the undead stood silent and waiting, though a few wandered between the cars. “Well we are pretty much screwed” said Pat.
I had to agree. “I haven’t seen those ones from the stables for a while.MoreLess
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