The Apocalypse

Chapter 7: Base Camp A&B

     It's been 5 days since this has all started. I know I will need a camp for hiding. I will need many camps for hiding.  And I will need backup places in case they get destroyed by that giant creature. So, my house will be "Base Camp A" and... and... Ben's treehouse will be "Base Camp B." I get sad at the thought of Ben, but I try not to think about him. I would use Ben's house for the second camp, but his house isn't looking so well. So I go to my house and fin a little bag that looks like something you would put on a donkey. I put it on Peanut and it's the perfect size for her. I get a few guns such as a shotgun, a rifle, and 2 pistols. I find a gun belt and holster my pistols on my sides. I put all the ammo in Peanut's bag. I then make my way to Ben's treehouse.

     I look at the main road and I make the smart decision of taking the short cut. The road was filled with wanderers. I make it to Ben's house and start climbing up the ladder of the treehouse. His treehouse is decked out. Zip lines for different sides, a slide, steps, etc. Peanut takes the steps while I find spots to put the guns. Then, I take the ammo out of Peanut's bag. I then remember that Ben's treehouse has electricity. Don't ask me how that works, but it does. I then see the hockey sticks that we used to play street hockey with. I grab one and put it in my backpack. I also put a pistol and some ammo in my backpack. I go back to my house and make Peanut stay here for defense. I open the treehouse window and zip line to the shortcut.

     I go in my house and find my PS4. I grab it with the controllers and go back to the treehouse. I put it in and make another trip back to my house for the tv. I also find an old slingshot with some marbles. I put the slingshot and marbles in my backpack and make my way to the treehouse. It takes me about 30 minutes to set up the PlayStation, but I eventually get it ready. I close the treehouse doors and decide to take a break and play some Black Ops 3 zombies. After that, I open the window and see someone fending for themselves. Someone that I'm not to happy to see.