1:29 - "I have lived a thousand lives. I am willing to suffer for the freedom we long for," he proclaimed. We all knew it. They couldn't threaten us with death. So they tortured us. And it was worse than our deaths. But it wasn't worse than the loss of human lives. It wasn't worse than watching friends die. It wasn't worse than what we had faced.
It wasn't worse than it all.
1:30 - The metal was still after us. We needed to make the hour count. We needed to uprise. We needed to alert. We needed all of the meat. The only thing that could possibly bring down the metal was the meat. And that was what we needed to do; bring them down.
So we had to run. Faster.
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AdventureCompleted Although in need of editing. 'We would run again. Together. ' This book is set in the post-apocalyptic future of sorts. It is a contemplative novel about use of life and place in a narrative form. A bit of philosophy, bit of action, a lo...
