Magique wrote:~ Billie Tara Evans ~
Billie could hear more talking, she was beginning to worry. If walkers had learned to speak, she shuddered, she didn't even want to begin to comprehend the consequences. Wait a minute, she thought, people speak. The thought had ansented itself from her mind until this moment. She didn't know there were still people left. In fact, she was certain there weren't any people. She was beginning to worry now, this showing through her shivers. She didn't know what to do, get out of the cupboard and risk being eaten alive by talking zombies, or get out of the cupboard and maybe join a group of others. She wa sunsure of herself and her decisions, but it was a fifty fifty chance she'd be eaten. Though she'd prefer not to risk it, she still had one heck of a baseball bat in her hands. Slowly she edged to woards the cupboard door, easing it open a fraction to see what outside.
Humans. Real, actual humans. Real people. Actual, real people. She couldn't believe it. She hadn't seen real people for so long. The streets were walker territory now, and any humans she did see were lying on the floor being feasted on by rabid cannibals. Just like the comics, she thought, they always go for the brains. She eased the door open a little more, this time it make a rather loud creak and nudged something down from the shelf above. Witha huge clatter and an eachoing thump her position was revealed. "Sh*t," muttered Billie with a certain biting anger. She, though no longer afraid, still had not wished to make such a loud noise. Slowly, as if trying to make her situation a little better, Billie eased herself out of the cupboard. For a tall, lithe woman, this wasn't as easy as it would have been for, say, a child. She wiggled her way out, pondering how she had even got in there in the first place. Rising up and trying not to bump her head, Billie appeared, in her full, baseball bat weilding, bullet laden glory. She looked around taking in the scene, she hadn't seen light for two days and her eyes were only just growing accustomed to it. She noticed the people all milling around, most of them appeared oblivious to her being there. She took in her surrounding in a quick, panoramic glance, she could do with a shot of vodka right about now, thank goodness she was in a bar.
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