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Kay finally having collected enough of the herbs she needed in the sack, collapsed next to a tree and leaned against it. Taking a deep breath she closed her eyes. We wait... You know you want to letssss usssss go... Free usssss... Jussssst relaxxx... Letsss usssss take over.... Kay's eyes scrunched as she fought the voices. Feeling her resistance they faded off into the background. We'll wait... Deciding to rest there for a bit, and to stay out of camp for as long as possible, Kay just listened to the forest around her... And heard giggling nearby. Groaning, she couldn't believe that they had still followed her all the way out here. Were teens ever this pushy before the end of the world?

Kimmi sighed. "If I agree to be a guinea pig, we have to at least have Kay close. I don't want to become a hazard to the camp." She snorted and made a motion the the bite mark. "Though honestly I can't guarantee I'm not already." She yawned again. "Tomorrow. Here where the others can't see." She said with a weary sigh. "I suppose it's the least I can do since half of me started all this." She led the way down the stairs and out the window, heading for the lift.

Kimmi hit the button for the lift and sighed as they reached the top. She dragged Luke to the edge of the camp and quickly started ducking around the gunner to sneak him back in.

Sarg and Fillup went back and forth over the topic of moving the remaining survivors. Fillup never budged an inch, but Sarg seemed to wane when he realized most of the survivors would follow Fillup.
"Fine, fine, we'll start scouting to the north and get ready to move in a day or two" Sarg grumbled.
Fillup smiled and stood up, walking around the fire and patting Sarg on the shoulder "Thanks for sticking with me Sarg, don't know what I'd do with out you" he said, cheerily as possible. Sarg grumbled a not-too-nice reply, but Fillup ignored it and decided that it was time to do his rounds. Seeing the survivors' faces was always the best way for him to see things through the eyes of a regular person.
Without realizing it, Fillup headed towards a particular part of the camp cast in shadows by the tents. He kicked a pebble into the darkness, seeing a gunner standing at his post "Nice night eh?"
"Yeah, little chilly..."
"Seen anything?"
"Not much, maybe a squirrl passed by about an hour ago, but it was driving a car...so I'm not sure if it was real or not..."
Fillup laughed at that, searching for the slightest bit of humor he could find, no matter how dry or used up. He smied at the gunner and noticed a pair of shapes moving around them, a dozen feet or so away.
"Hey! You better not be dead!" Fillup growled, pulling out his combat knife and .22 and heading towards the shadows.

Fillup raised an eyebrow "Not really, but I would rather be ready for a dead-head or an immoralistic theif" he said with a frown. He craned his neck to get a look at Kimmi, and whatever she was hiding "What were you doing again?" he asked, crossing his arms after putting his weapons away.

Luke just followed Kimmi silently, the silence was welcome because of his head ache, and he wasn't feeling very talkative anyway..
However, once they were spotted by, Bubbles? Did she call him?... He wondered if he could get away with it. He did look more human now, his skin was still grayish but it was less obvious. He wasn't going to say anything yet though since Kimmi was already trying to hide him and it would be suspicious if he revealed himself now.


Khana woke up before she had gotten much sleep, or much rest or that matter. She got up slowly and stretched, then walked out of her tent. And, while she knew it was a stupid idea, she went overt to one of the supply trucks and opened up the secret hatch on it. "WHAT THE ********> she yelled loudly enough to draw the attention of everyone nearby. "WHO TOOK MY s**t!?" she practically screamed, she was taking out all of her stress right now, so yes, she was overreacting a little bit. About half of her remaining stash of booze was gone, and it had already been low...
And about half of the gunners knew what she mean too, and one of them told her he had seen a couple of drunk teens going into the woods, and she immediately stormed off in that direction.

By the time Khana found them annoying the crap out of Kay, she had calmed down a bit, but was still pissed. She walked right up to the one that was still standing and slapped her right across the face, hard... it had taken a lot of will power to keep from punching her too. "New lesson girly, do not touch my stash!" They really needed to learn too, the whole group was way out of line, and they needed to learn really fast who not to mess with. She didn't understand why Kay was taking this either.

When Khana slapped the girl standing across the face and started yelling, the one invading Kay's personal space was distracted. Using that to her advantage, Kay slipped around the girl and stood up a good 5 feet from her and dusted off. "Do you really have to be so violent with them Khana? They won't remember any of this in a couple of hours." Kay stated, lighting a cigarette. "Besides. From what I hear give them a couple of days with Cookie and they'll be in tip top shape." she said smiling. Playing the part of the collected and sane zombie slayer... she thought as she took a long draw of her cigarette. The two girls had yet to react, they were both still in shock from Khana's sudden apperance.