While Rome Burns

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Complete with a broken down old piano, swinging doors at the entrance, tables and bar stools, this saloon couldn't be any more stereotypical, save its eerie silence. Enterprising contestants might be able to scrounge up a dusty bottle or two of liquor, but all the soul has long departed this place.
K-Robe
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So that was that, then. Renee followed Sam to outside the saloon.

They'd talk again once they'd found others, ones that weren't out to kill. Not people like Vivian or Brian or Simon. Nonviolents and peacemakers. Just the kinds of allies that one would need to keep oneself sane.

But they were still all going to die, weren't they?

Renee drew out a breath and watched Sam walk down the street. "Thank you," she said quietly, not loudly enough for him to hear.

She'd acted weak, she realized. But it wasn't out of desperation or even the loneliness that she told Sam about. No, Renee had always been weak and she knew that. She'd told Brian as much when they saw each other. But now she had Sam, and he looked like he was much better than Brian could ever be.

Plus, she had a goal now. To follow Sam. To look for others, maybe find Delilah. Not just wander aimlessly, waiting to get killed. Renee always worked best with a goal in mind.

She stepped onto the street and followed Sam.

Just try not to get him killed too soon, Renee.

(Renee Murphy continued elsewhere...)
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