Spencer == Mood: Calming Down == Location: Inside a House == With: Grief
It seemed to Spencer as if he were laying there on the floor for a very long time, gasping to get enough breath and to calm down. Grief had tried talking to him at first but had given up very quickly. She now buzzed around the house throwing open doors and cabinets and searching for whatever she could. All this mattered little to Spencer whoever, who was instead intrigued by the ceiling. It wasn't particularly interesting but it did have an peculiar texture to it, like dirt after it rained with lots of ridges and bumps. The groan of the zombies faded from his perception until he couldn't even hear them.
At first he didn't hear the knock at the door despite laying right next to it. It wasn't until Grief came down the stairs, knife drawn. A quick glance around told Spencer that she'd moved the bodies and a growing pile near one of the walls he was able to figure out were supplies. She'd even managed to find some old chocolate! Score! Did chocolate expire?
Grief == Mood: Suspicious == Location: Inside a House == With: Spencer and Nikell
Grief grabbed Spencer's hand, forcing him to stand and then pushing him behind her. He drew his gun, but seemed very uninterested in actually shooting it at all. It had taken Grief only a second to realize it was a real person, not one of the crazies, when she heard the knock. Their tell-tale groan and banging had long since faded away. Whether they were killed or merely dispersed she didn't know. A quick glance through the peephole revealed the would be "guest" was indeed merely a human girl... And her horse. Well now that was lucky. There were times Grief would have done anything for a horse.
She moved the table blocking the door and opened it slightly, brandishing her knife before her but not yet directly threatening this stranger. "What do you want and are you bit?" It was always best not to trust people. A surprising number of humans, when faced with their own demise, will attempt to take other out with them. The plague seemed to be furthering that in many a person. Grief had gotten far too close with a number of strangers already.