Cracking open a cupboard Oliver groaned to find it empty, of course, he knew eventually it would be. He'd been darn lucky to have found a house mostly left untouched. It seemed that the previous owner had holed up here before everything had gone downhill... One of those paranoid folk who stores supplies for weeks. When Oliver had first found the house it had at least 2 weeks of food. At least if he hadn't spent have the resources on his dog. Stupid.
Oliver slammed the cupboard with a growl, off to his left Bandit whimpered softly. The border collie could sense his owners distress and Oliver felt bad for distressing the poor dog. After all, he was his only companion in this new world.
"We need to find somewhere new Bandit, we've been holed up too long. Ran outta food for the both of us... If we're lucky, maybe the gas station hasn't been hit too hard." Bandit cocked his slightly before trotting towards the exit expectantly. Oli was hesitant to just leave, this town was oddly heavy with the undead for such a small place and wandering the streets with a dog could be risky. However, it needed to be done.
Quickly Oliver checked over his crossbow and tucked 2 bolts into his pocket
'just in case.' Finally Oliver was ready. Looking down at Bandit for a moment he stroked the dogs ear, then with a deep breath he pushed open the front door and walked cautiously out onto the street.
Bean whistled softly from the crook of Olivia's neck. The sound was oddly comforting in the quiet of the forest. At least, it was mostly quiet, every few minutes Olivia swore she could hear the telltale sound of the undead off to her right. She wished she had a weapon of some sort... Of course she hadn't thought to bring one when she walked away from her home. Luckily she did remember her bag and of course her birds.
A growl off in the trees made her stop. No, not just one growl, many. As well as grunts... And the sound of something hitting metal? Confused Olivia moved towards the sound. Moving on impulse not logic. As she moved in the direction the trees began to thin and within moments Olivia found herself stopped on the edge of the forest. In front of her a herd of 30 or so walkers were gathered around a car... Bean went silent and shivered against her neck. Why were they there? Something had to have drawn them.