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Spencer Kaiser
Age :21
Height 5’10”
Weight 155lbs
Physical appearance: thin with a light build, light complexion with sky blue eyes and short blonde hair 3 inches long. Smooth face, straight, pearl white teeth, rounded chin. No tattoos or piercings. Not married nor children. Formerly an office worker, but an avid outdoors man.
This group, or rather my group, was moving on foot through the mountains of the Sawtooth National Park North of Boise carrying only the items on our backs. We left everything else behind when the country went south. We don’t know what happened or what led up to this. I just know that my neighbors were trying to kill me and each other one morning when there was a lot of gunfire and fires as homes were torched, so I left Boise and tried to find a solace of my own.
Along the way I met others that were trying to do the same and figured it was best to stick together. I don’t know if it was some new civil war or an invasion by another country, or even a zombie uprising, but when I started hearing gunfire at that magnitude and the news report showing people dying in the streets I figured to be better safe than sorry and fled. Call me a coward but I had no family left, the only child my parents were deceased and no immediate family that I knew of I worked at a small retail office in the back checking inventory and hated it because there was only five other people that worked with me and they were sexist brats and when I heard that people were dying I hoped that they were the first casualties. Call me cruel but I defy anyone that they thought like that one time or another.
For a week we have been living in the woods and on the mountains, eating what we could catch and hunt and moving towards a small cabin that my friend owned. It was the only place that I could think of that was isolated and secure. That is what I kept telling them as we went, the cabin had three bedrooms, a large kitchen, a scenic view of the mountains and deer would graze in the yard. That is what I kept focusing on as well, but getting there was always a tough journey.
There were four of us, two men and two women, strangers all of us. They were college aged folks, twenty three years old at the oldest and the youngest was 19 from the Boise State University, but they looked to me for guidance because they had little knowledge of the outdoors life thus I had to catch rabbits and butcher them for the meat as well as the fishing. I didn’t mind doing that because I loved fishing though I had to do so lying in the tall grass and laying traps for the rabbits.
I was lucky to find them; they were on the side of the road huddling together against a cold winter wind at night. They thought I was some sort of rapist and Clyde wanted to fight but looking down the muzzle of a shotgun he listened as I explained my intentions. We agreed to work together to get out of here. The cabin that I spoke of was one hundred miles north of Boise and with the roads no doubt being watched we had to go by foot. We stayed that night in a shack next to a radio tower to keep warm and the next day began moving and found a series of stalled vehicles on some unnamed road and we went through them for supplies. Whoever was here left in a hurry. We found a couple hunting rifles, ammunition, lots of dried and canned food, water, camping equipment including tents rope that would be useful for climbing.
Leaving the vehicles behind we went into a grove of trees and began to divide up the equipment. Everyone had to carry something. I got a Winchester lever action rifle and a old Colt. .45 ACP and Clyde had a double barrel shotgun. The women were given smaller .22 revolver pistols, it was all we had left but they liked the light weight. Those things would only be useful if our targets were at point blank range.
Megan was the youngest at 19 she was naïve and eager to please. She was a petite woman with long flowing sandy brown hair and hazel eyes and perky breasts and a bubble butt. Very fine looking but I wasn’t focusing on her too much. She was a sophomore in college, intelligent in graphic designs and had never camped before so when was out hunting she was asking questions about everything and nearly scared the deer away.
Clyde was 23 a senior, he was a tight end for the college football team but had been sittiing out most of the year. He could use a rifle and wasn’t a brute or thick headed as a stereotype of a football player, but eager to learn. He had only been camping as a kid and remembered that he hated it.
Donna was 21, she had a bit of meat on her because she sat around after class and played a lot of video games instead of exercising but she was rapidly losing the weight with all of our walking. She complained, yes, but we all were about the weather and the fact people were actually hunting us.
One the next day of our journey, that was the most interesting thus far. Before this we had not seen another person and going over several hills in a biting wind we found another grove to rest in and cook our lunch when Megan came to me and said she heard someone at the summit of the hill. All four of us went up to have a look, taking our weapons. The mountain was rocky and steep but we picked our way up slowly and silently until we reached a small plateau and heard voices. Raising my head up just enough for my eyes to peak over the surface there was a woman standing with her back to me, wearing dark short-shorts and climbing boots. It was unusual but she had her hands raised and then came the shouts of a man in front of her followed by several others brandishing weapons.
“Now, now, gents. I’m just passin’ through,” she said. The five men looked at her as though a hungry wolf saw a wounded lamb. They approached with their rifles aimed at her, but they weren’t going to shoot, they were looking to do much worse to that fine body. I could tell what they were thinking, men wouldn’t just let something like that get away from them.
“Sure, lady. Just keep your hands raised. Drop that belt and those holsters to the ground and kick them over to us” their leader smiled. “Where are the others.”
“There are no others, love, just me,” the woman replied.
“I don’t believe you,” he spat.
Megan whispered to me, “We got to do something. We got to help her.”
Donna didn’t agree and Clyde wanted to help but I suspect that he was expecting a warm ‘thank you’ from this woman. Cylde moved himself up beside me and carefully poked his shotgun through some brush as the two continued to talk, the woman was seemingly trying to stall for time and themore she did so the more the man became agitated.
“I got him” Clyde whispered aiming at the chest of the leader. He was aiming to the right of this woman and believed that he wouldn’t hurt her and I would take the two of the left. It was going to be tricky but before we could think about it further the man aimed his rifle at her and Clyde and I fired as the woman did a tumbling roll to the right, clearing our field of fire. OO buckshot at fifteen feet ripped apart the man’s chest and he fell onto his back and I fired the Winchester, two shots and my two targets dropped. The last two men standing turned and tried to run and the stranger produced her own pistols and fired two shots and dropped both of them with rounds between their shoulder blades.
Turning her pistols towards us, erecting her body, and slowly stepping back the woman commanded us, “Come on out, all of you.”
“Easy” I replied coming out with my rifle raised above my head with one hand.
“Thanks,” giving a half smile whilst holstering one pistol but keeping the other in her right hand. She was suspicious of us, for good reason. Wiping her forehead with the back ofher left hand she looked at us, “Who are you guys? More of them?” pointing to the five bodies.
“No” I called out. “We’re friendly.”
She didn’t believe us. Walking over to her backpack she threw it over one shoulder, “Well, lads, thank you for the show but I really must dash.”
“You’re not coming with us?” Megan came out, “we’re going to a cabin up in the mountains. Its safe and there’s deer that graze in the yards!” spouting out before anyone could stop her.
“A cabin you say?” furrowing an eyebrow, “Well, that certainly sounds better than going into town, I must say. Mind if I tag along?”
As group leader the others looked at me and Megan begged, “Please? I like her. She’s good with guns.”
“Alright,” nodding, “What’s your name?”
“My names Lara Croft.”
“That’s a pretty name” Megan smiled.
“Thank you, dear,” Lara smiled before holstering her pistol. We stripped the bodies of the dead and made our way out of there as quickly as possible. Lara didn’t know the area well so I took the lead with Clyde following behind her. He didn’t mind, his eyes were glued to her swaying hips and so close he could feel his breath on the back of her neck for a couple of miles she turned and said, “If you’re going to keep riding at my arse, will you at least pull my hair?”
My idea for this is to incorporate video game and movie characters into this story but have them be real life characters, such as Lara Croft is a real woman. If you’re interested or have questions send me a message and we can discuss it. I’m open to changes such as bringing in your own characters. I want this to have a serious tone to it as the tension builds up as the group tries to find out what is causing this chaos and fighting to survive.
Age :21
Height 5’10”
Weight 155lbs
Physical appearance: thin with a light build, light complexion with sky blue eyes and short blonde hair 3 inches long. Smooth face, straight, pearl white teeth, rounded chin. No tattoos or piercings. Not married nor children. Formerly an office worker, but an avid outdoors man.
This group, or rather my group, was moving on foot through the mountains of the Sawtooth National Park North of Boise carrying only the items on our backs. We left everything else behind when the country went south. We don’t know what happened or what led up to this. I just know that my neighbors were trying to kill me and each other one morning when there was a lot of gunfire and fires as homes were torched, so I left Boise and tried to find a solace of my own.
Along the way I met others that were trying to do the same and figured it was best to stick together. I don’t know if it was some new civil war or an invasion by another country, or even a zombie uprising, but when I started hearing gunfire at that magnitude and the news report showing people dying in the streets I figured to be better safe than sorry and fled. Call me a coward but I had no family left, the only child my parents were deceased and no immediate family that I knew of I worked at a small retail office in the back checking inventory and hated it because there was only five other people that worked with me and they were sexist brats and when I heard that people were dying I hoped that they were the first casualties. Call me cruel but I defy anyone that they thought like that one time or another.
For a week we have been living in the woods and on the mountains, eating what we could catch and hunt and moving towards a small cabin that my friend owned. It was the only place that I could think of that was isolated and secure. That is what I kept telling them as we went, the cabin had three bedrooms, a large kitchen, a scenic view of the mountains and deer would graze in the yard. That is what I kept focusing on as well, but getting there was always a tough journey.
There were four of us, two men and two women, strangers all of us. They were college aged folks, twenty three years old at the oldest and the youngest was 19 from the Boise State University, but they looked to me for guidance because they had little knowledge of the outdoors life thus I had to catch rabbits and butcher them for the meat as well as the fishing. I didn’t mind doing that because I loved fishing though I had to do so lying in the tall grass and laying traps for the rabbits.
I was lucky to find them; they were on the side of the road huddling together against a cold winter wind at night. They thought I was some sort of rapist and Clyde wanted to fight but looking down the muzzle of a shotgun he listened as I explained my intentions. We agreed to work together to get out of here. The cabin that I spoke of was one hundred miles north of Boise and with the roads no doubt being watched we had to go by foot. We stayed that night in a shack next to a radio tower to keep warm and the next day began moving and found a series of stalled vehicles on some unnamed road and we went through them for supplies. Whoever was here left in a hurry. We found a couple hunting rifles, ammunition, lots of dried and canned food, water, camping equipment including tents rope that would be useful for climbing.
Leaving the vehicles behind we went into a grove of trees and began to divide up the equipment. Everyone had to carry something. I got a Winchester lever action rifle and a old Colt. .45 ACP and Clyde had a double barrel shotgun. The women were given smaller .22 revolver pistols, it was all we had left but they liked the light weight. Those things would only be useful if our targets were at point blank range.
Megan was the youngest at 19 she was naïve and eager to please. She was a petite woman with long flowing sandy brown hair and hazel eyes and perky breasts and a bubble butt. Very fine looking but I wasn’t focusing on her too much. She was a sophomore in college, intelligent in graphic designs and had never camped before so when was out hunting she was asking questions about everything and nearly scared the deer away.
Clyde was 23 a senior, he was a tight end for the college football team but had been sittiing out most of the year. He could use a rifle and wasn’t a brute or thick headed as a stereotype of a football player, but eager to learn. He had only been camping as a kid and remembered that he hated it.
Donna was 21, she had a bit of meat on her because she sat around after class and played a lot of video games instead of exercising but she was rapidly losing the weight with all of our walking. She complained, yes, but we all were about the weather and the fact people were actually hunting us.
One the next day of our journey, that was the most interesting thus far. Before this we had not seen another person and going over several hills in a biting wind we found another grove to rest in and cook our lunch when Megan came to me and said she heard someone at the summit of the hill. All four of us went up to have a look, taking our weapons. The mountain was rocky and steep but we picked our way up slowly and silently until we reached a small plateau and heard voices. Raising my head up just enough for my eyes to peak over the surface there was a woman standing with her back to me, wearing dark short-shorts and climbing boots. It was unusual but she had her hands raised and then came the shouts of a man in front of her followed by several others brandishing weapons.
“Now, now, gents. I’m just passin’ through,” she said. The five men looked at her as though a hungry wolf saw a wounded lamb. They approached with their rifles aimed at her, but they weren’t going to shoot, they were looking to do much worse to that fine body. I could tell what they were thinking, men wouldn’t just let something like that get away from them.
“Sure, lady. Just keep your hands raised. Drop that belt and those holsters to the ground and kick them over to us” their leader smiled. “Where are the others.”
“There are no others, love, just me,” the woman replied.
“I don’t believe you,” he spat.
Megan whispered to me, “We got to do something. We got to help her.”
Donna didn’t agree and Clyde wanted to help but I suspect that he was expecting a warm ‘thank you’ from this woman. Cylde moved himself up beside me and carefully poked his shotgun through some brush as the two continued to talk, the woman was seemingly trying to stall for time and themore she did so the more the man became agitated.
“I got him” Clyde whispered aiming at the chest of the leader. He was aiming to the right of this woman and believed that he wouldn’t hurt her and I would take the two of the left. It was going to be tricky but before we could think about it further the man aimed his rifle at her and Clyde and I fired as the woman did a tumbling roll to the right, clearing our field of fire. OO buckshot at fifteen feet ripped apart the man’s chest and he fell onto his back and I fired the Winchester, two shots and my two targets dropped. The last two men standing turned and tried to run and the stranger produced her own pistols and fired two shots and dropped both of them with rounds between their shoulder blades.
Turning her pistols towards us, erecting her body, and slowly stepping back the woman commanded us, “Come on out, all of you.”
“Easy” I replied coming out with my rifle raised above my head with one hand.
“Thanks,” giving a half smile whilst holstering one pistol but keeping the other in her right hand. She was suspicious of us, for good reason. Wiping her forehead with the back ofher left hand she looked at us, “Who are you guys? More of them?” pointing to the five bodies.
“No” I called out. “We’re friendly.”
She didn’t believe us. Walking over to her backpack she threw it over one shoulder, “Well, lads, thank you for the show but I really must dash.”
“You’re not coming with us?” Megan came out, “we’re going to a cabin up in the mountains. Its safe and there’s deer that graze in the yards!” spouting out before anyone could stop her.
“A cabin you say?” furrowing an eyebrow, “Well, that certainly sounds better than going into town, I must say. Mind if I tag along?”
As group leader the others looked at me and Megan begged, “Please? I like her. She’s good with guns.”
“Alright,” nodding, “What’s your name?”
“My names Lara Croft.”
“That’s a pretty name” Megan smiled.
“Thank you, dear,” Lara smiled before holstering her pistol. We stripped the bodies of the dead and made our way out of there as quickly as possible. Lara didn’t know the area well so I took the lead with Clyde following behind her. He didn’t mind, his eyes were glued to her swaying hips and so close he could feel his breath on the back of her neck for a couple of miles she turned and said, “If you’re going to keep riding at my arse, will you at least pull my hair?”
My idea for this is to incorporate video game and movie characters into this story but have them be real life characters, such as Lara Croft is a real woman. If you’re interested or have questions send me a message and we can discuss it. I’m open to changes such as bringing in your own characters. I want this to have a serious tone to it as the tension builds up as the group tries to find out what is causing this chaos and fighting to survive.
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