dutchrain
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Behind the gates I relaxed somewhat. The whole time I had been asking myself if the ambushers had a second group waiting to attack us or the Kings somewhere.
"Looks like you had a tough time out there. Come on in and get your people settled in. We have rooms cleaned up for all of you and the showers are ready. You can get cleaned up and then we can have the feast we promised you." Troy said. I explained him what happened.
"I hope those were all they had, and that not a second group is coming here. We need a lot more Look-outs today and the next days, the noise will have attracted zombies from miles around. And as soon as the rain stops, we need to check the piles, to light them again I am afraid. They were burning quite well when we left, but I fear the rain (which had increased) puts them out before all are burned."
The rain was so heavy now, I hadn't been able to see my surroundings well, but it seemed as if some buildings were closer to the main fortifications as they were last time I was here. I peered into the direction of the sheds.
"Troy, are they closer, or is my mind playing tricks with me?" I sighed and stifled a moan, looking out over the compound I had stepped on a lose cobble and slipped. My leg hurt. There were still some splinters of glass in it. Lee had just cut my jeans open and, picked out the most prominent ones and put a bandage over the wounds to stop the bleeding, driving some smaller shards deeper into my flesh. "I need to pay a visit to the hospital before I can clean up. It might take a while before Lee sees to me, he counted me in as "sound enough to fuck" but I don't feel that way at all."
I was worrying about Bart too. The last days I hadn't been able to talk to him or Hunter, I had no idea if they were ready to move. I had sent them some messages -the last one this morning, telling them what time we would leave. My phone told me they were sent, but I had gotten no reaction fro them. I was worried. During the ambush I had hoped they would be behind us, and would help us. I was glad Vince had been able to push the tree behind us away a bit with the van. Bart and Hunter and whoever was with them would be able to pass the obstacles if they steered around them carefully, they would be able to do so even without getting off the asphalt.
"We need walkie-talkies or something like that, and radios, Troy. My phone now only connects me with my daughters in Holland, Karl in Germany and Peter here. Have you heard of Cramer and the others at his farm?"
Behind the gates I relaxed somewhat. The whole time I had been asking myself if the ambushers had a second group waiting to attack us or the Kings somewhere.
"Looks like you had a tough time out there. Come on in and get your people settled in. We have rooms cleaned up for all of you and the showers are ready. You can get cleaned up and then we can have the feast we promised you." Troy said. I explained him what happened.
"I hope those were all they had, and that not a second group is coming here. We need a lot more Look-outs today and the next days, the noise will have attracted zombies from miles around. And as soon as the rain stops, we need to check the piles, to light them again I am afraid. They were burning quite well when we left, but I fear the rain (which had increased) puts them out before all are burned."
The rain was so heavy now, I hadn't been able to see my surroundings well, but it seemed as if some buildings were closer to the main fortifications as they were last time I was here. I peered into the direction of the sheds.
"Troy, are they closer, or is my mind playing tricks with me?" I sighed and stifled a moan, looking out over the compound I had stepped on a lose cobble and slipped. My leg hurt. There were still some splinters of glass in it. Lee had just cut my jeans open and, picked out the most prominent ones and put a bandage over the wounds to stop the bleeding, driving some smaller shards deeper into my flesh. "I need to pay a visit to the hospital before I can clean up. It might take a while before Lee sees to me, he counted me in as "sound enough to fuck" but I don't feel that way at all."
I was worrying about Bart too. The last days I hadn't been able to talk to him or Hunter, I had no idea if they were ready to move. I had sent them some messages -the last one this morning, telling them what time we would leave. My phone told me they were sent, but I had gotten no reaction fro them. I was worried. During the ambush I had hoped they would be behind us, and would help us. I was glad Vince had been able to push the tree behind us away a bit with the van. Bart and Hunter and whoever was with them would be able to pass the obstacles if they steered around them carefully, they would be able to do so even without getting off the asphalt.
"We need walkie-talkies or something like that, and radios, Troy. My phone now only connects me with my daughters in Holland, Karl in Germany and Peter here. Have you heard of Cramer and the others at his farm?"