Ril, any remaining prisoners, and a white and black haired man that had changed remarkably fast.
Ril, any remaining prisoners, and a white and black haired man that had changed remarkably fast.
No one moved. You could hear molerats outside the walls fighting, but not a sound inside.
Then, someone moved. They grabbed their bag and hopped the wall. Then another. Then another. Then a dozen.
When all was said and done, there +
No one moved. You could hear molerats outside the walls fighting, but not a sound inside.
Then, someone moved. They grabbed their bag and hopped the wall. Then another. Then another. Then a dozen.
When all was said and done, there +
Ril has set herself up. All she has to do is knock it out of the Park.
Ril has set herself up. All she has to do is knock it out of the Park.
One of the men aimed a rifle at the image and took aim and fired.
While he did, the prisoners did as instructed, some helped +
One of the men aimed a rifle at the image and took aim and fired.
While he did, the prisoners did as instructed, some helped +
Some prisoners around Ril gasped slightly as she changed into a human, others too far gone to notice.
The preparations are paused for now. What will she do with her time?
Some prisoners around Ril gasped slightly as she changed into a human, others too far gone to notice.
The preparations are paused for now. What will she do with her time?
Fires burn inside barrels, casting the once-amusement-park in a hellish orange light.
But if she looked closer, she would see it: Tables of guns, armor, weapons of all kinds.
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Fires burn inside barrels, casting the once-amusement-park in a hellish orange light.
But if she looked closer, she would see it: Tables of guns, armor, weapons of all kinds.
+
Cages litter the park, bruised and bloody faces inside them. Two nearby settlements have been wiped out and the stragglers gathered up like toys, now tortured for the amusement of the raiders.
Even this early, cries +
Cages litter the park, bruised and bloody faces inside them. Two nearby settlements have been wiped out and the stragglers gathered up like toys, now tortured for the amusement of the raiders.
Even this early, cries +
He closed his eyes and pressed his forehead to the gun, arms out to his side in a mock meditation.
He had hoped to see the sunrise at least one more time.
He closed his eyes and pressed his forehead to the gun, arms out to his side in a mock meditation.
He had hoped to see the sunrise at least one more time.
“The Spitfire, Vivian - she wants me alive. So what are you going to do about it?”
“The Spitfire, Vivian - she wants me alive. So what are you going to do about it?”
Your son is safe, correct? My man lost an arm. I would say things evened themselves out, no?”
Your son is safe, correct? My man lost an arm. I would say things evened themselves out, no?”
If not, start with a name,” he muttered disinterestedly at @youbankonit.bsky.social.
If not, start with a name,” he muttered disinterestedly at @youbankonit.bsky.social.
“You were my greatest success. I am sorry I failed you. I love you, brother.”
“You were my greatest success. I am sorry I failed you. I love you, brother.”
“I will spare you from it, son.” Then, with little hesitation, Sunshine raised his hands, grasped both sides of Trevor’s head, and twisted with all the +
“I will spare you from it, son.” Then, with little hesitation, Sunshine raised his hands, grasped both sides of Trevor’s head, and twisted with all the +
Looking at Trevor, he shook his head. “You need to let this go. Leave, if they let you live. The Park will be boiling over. These people are all going to die.”
Looking at Trevor, he shook his head. “You need to let this go. Leave, if they let you live. The Park will be boiling over. These people are all going to die.”
“Did you know I had a family? I was a dad.
Then I lost them. The Spitfire… Vivian, she knew. Their ghosts are howling, begging for me to stop. +
“Did you know I had a family? I was a dad.
Then I lost them. The Spitfire… Vivian, she knew. Their ghosts are howling, begging for me to stop. +
“We failed.” He hadn’t moved from where he sat, eyes staring into nothingness. Sunshine’s arms lay limply at his sides.
“We failed.” He hadn’t moved from where he sat, eyes staring into nothingness. Sunshine’s arms lay limply at his sides.