Alyssa quickly threw her thermo suit on over the bathing suit Sally had sewn for her and she grabbed Tyler's present. She thought she would hang it somewhere inside the bunker, as long as it didn't interfere with Sally's kitchenette or Dan's workspace. As they were nearing the street, Tyler tossed Alyssa his Colts and pulled out a shotgun.
"Be ready for anything," he said grimly. Then they saw it. The monster had black circles for feet and shining yellow eyes. It stopped suddenly when it spotted Tyler and Alyssa and to their amazement people got out of it's belly. "Who are you and what is that thing!?" Tyler questioned suspiciously while standing protectively in front of his girlfriend.
"Hi," the skinny one said, "my name is Kevin and these are my friends Lola and Carl," Kevin replied. "To answer your second question this is called a car, Lola added. "I hot wired it," Kevin interrupted proudly.
"Dan's gonna like this guy," Tyler muttered. "Where are y'all from?" Alyssa asked curiously. Kevin replied, "Same as you I assume, we are in Oregon right?" Tyler was very puzzled at this statement as he never heard of "Oregon."
"Why don't you come back to our bunker? My friends would probably like to meet you and Dan and Sally might be able to understand this "Oregon" thing, they like to read," he explained. Before they left he called Dan and told him to make sure Georgia didn't shoot the new strangers. And with that they set off.
YOU ARE READING
Tundra
Fiction généraleWhile everyone was so worried about global warming, they forgot to look at the opposite threat. An ice age. In a post apocalyptic frozen world, a group of friends try to stay alive while coping with being the only ones left.
