“RUNNERS!” She yells.
One of her shots finds its mark, and the runner falls. The other two runners zig-zag their way
through the herd of walkers. Deacon
yells to Luke to slow down the runners and that he and Greg will stay on the
walkers. The walkers are slow at making their
way to the convoy, but are still falling.
The runners have broken free of the herd. Luke drops one within fifty yards of the
truck. The other closes in on them
quickly. The more nervous she and
Luke get, the more their bullet placement becomes less than stellar. One of Luke’s rounds find its way to the creature’s
hip, turning him. Luke puts two rounds
in the torso and one in the knee opposite of the hip he had shot. Her shots tear through the runner’s
flesh as he falls. This runner falls ten
feet from the front of the truck on the passenger’s side, out of sight. Luke and her turn their attention to help
Deacon and Greg with the walkers. There
are about thirteen walkers left and they have made it within thirty feet of the
truck. Deacon starts to question how
good of plan this really was. He has almost
gone through two full magazines.
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