Zombie Fallout 9
“The only part that was relatively disturbing was the large bloodstain and discarded bones of the man I’d previously set free. I could only hope I hadn’t sent Erin off to the same fate. It was late by the time we got back to Ron’s. I’d say after midnight, if I had to guess. We were halted by a spot light that I’m sure was baking my face and that authoritative voice of Arnold Schwarzenegger telling us to halt.
“It’s Gary, right? It has to be Gary,” I said.
“It’s us!” I said, getting out of the car, making sure my hands were high over my head, although Gary was more inclined to ask a bunch of questions before he shot, so I was somewhat safe.
“Where’s the truck?” It was that same Arnold, halting, accented language, and it was amplified to ear shredding decibels.
“Don’t ask.” Ron had got out as well.
“I did not say move.”
“You’d better shut off whatever the hell thing Mad Jack gave you.
Guest 5 years ago
This book is one of the best books in the series. I have read them all back to back and I plan on reading the Demon and Lycan volumes, which intersect at some point with this timeline.Write Review:
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