So Bite Your Tongue And Choke Yourself To Sleep

Day 4. Sunset. Private.

The east side of the community housing shows the wear of abandonment. The wilderness has started to reclaim the land the village was built on, meaning that many of the houses furthest from the center have become overgrown with vines and plants. The frequency of tropical storms has had a more noticeable impact on this side of the village as well. Some of the houses have been hit with debris from uprooted trees, while others have been torn asunder by a combination of debris, rain and wind. This has left a scattering of large wooden boards painted various colors across the entire area.

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So Bite Your Tongue And Choke Yourself To Sleep

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((Marcus continued from Bath Time. ))

Today wasn’t as eventful as he’d thought it have been.

Marco sat down into the recliner and crossed his legs, setting his chainsaw down by his side. He found none of the people on his list, nobody noteworthy anyways.
He certainly saw people, but they didn’t seem like they’d be any fun. Either holding firearms or nothing. Marco was better than some two bit player. He wanted a challenge, not to kill some poor sap who won’t swing back, or to go down in some unceremonious hail of gunfire.

Nobody he saw could offer him that, so he ignored them. Very well. Trouble has a better chance of finding him than vice versa anyways.

He sat back in the chair, imagining his next steps. He wanted to find Adonis. These few quiet moments would be a lot better with a buddy. Then again it’s probably for the best. It sucks being alone, but it’s doing him a lot better than going around with Arjen.

Being alone was probably better than being with Lucas too. What a weenie...

He had nothing to do but listen to the rain pitter patter outside as it faded away.
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Actually, fuck it.

There's still sunlight. This day ain't over yet.


((Marco Volker continued Elsewhere.))
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