It’s over. Truly,
finally over, except this time I mean that in a relieved way instead of a
panicked way. Our government is ready to
implode in on itself, all the zombies are being taken care of, and I scored a
pimpin’ new ride with a hot chick in it.
However, I was not able to save what I truly loved. All I can do for my beloved now is write this
so that their memory lives on.
I got the stuff on Isabella’s shopping list like she
asked. The entire time I had to deal
with both armed guards and little armed remote control helicopters with guns
built into them. I don’t even know how
they store all the bullets those things fire, let alone keep them afloat while
the recoil is hammering back at them. I
was shot up so much it got boring, so I made a little game and tried to catch
bullets with my teeth. I was only able
to pull it off once.
Source |
As I was passing through the park, I happened to glance at the spot the helicopter crashed. It blew a hole in the big clock tower in the middle, which I was surprised to see had a tunnel in it, clogged with zombies.
It was all coming together.
That must’ve been how the drug dealers got the drugs in the mall and
escaped! I figured if that were the case,
it must lead to the outside! I told
Kakashi nearby my epiphany, but he just ignored me and stared into space with a
blank expression. He didn’t even move.
Well screw you Kakashi.
That tunnel would turn out to be my ticket out of this
dump. When Isabella finished stabbing me
with her evil needle (grossly misusing the equipment, I might add) I could
immediately feel the retardedness coursing through my body, which combined with
the pain, seemed to have turned me into the Hulk for a few minutes and tear
apart the hideout’s railing. It’s not a
cure, but it’ll last. I wish we knew how
long it would last though. I’m worried
that if I have to give myself more while the last dosage is still going, the
drug might apply too much pressure to the zombie flu, overload it and make me
explode.
Something about my explosive worries made Isabella remember
something. I was hoping it would be a
bomb so we could bomb the fudge out of the mall’s game shop for stocking The King
of Fighters 12, but no. She told me
Carlito prepared 50 doses of the drug and had some NPO (Nasty Poop Organization)
help 50 orphans find homes. She gave me
a list of the orphan’s names, on which I found a very interesting tidbit.
Geese Howard has a secret second son! Donald, no doubt named after the bird that makes nature's most annoying sounds, just like his dad. I smelled blackmail material.
Isabella showed me where they were all adopted to too. Carlito had quite a reach.
I already have a plan for using this to my advantage. Using money from blackmailing Geese, I’ll patent
and manufacture this retardedness drug and sell it to people who caught the
zombie flu. Then they’ll have to pay for
it just to stay human every day, and I could be rich off of their misery! I already have a name planned out: Zombie X! Sure, Carlito made it first, but what’s he
going to do now? I’ll just need to have Isabella make it. Sadly, that meant I had to drag her
along. She became her own bargaining
chip.
At least she has her uses. Isabella used what’s left of the bugs to also
make an unbelievably strong perfume that only the zombies can smell. I guess it’s kind of like how we’re so avoidant
of the smell of our own armpits. It straight
from us, but we don’t want to acknowledge it.
The cogs in my head turned for a couple of minutes. We had a perfume that smelled like shit to
zombies. Shit=sewers. Sewer+zombies=a sewer full of zombies! And sewers are underground! Brain blast!
She was reluctant to go in the zombie-infested hole in the
ground, but after I threw her in, she couldn’t get back up. With only one way to go, we moved
forward. We had reached the point of no
return.
The tunnel was so flooded with zombies it would have been
impossible to move had it not been for Isabella’s magic perfume, which seemed
to have instead created a zombie-proof barrier that knocked them down. It was like being at an ACDC concert with a
heavily-armed riot officer that doesn’t know the word “brutality.”
I tried to crowd surf on the mob, but zombies really suck at
it, which is a shame because it was a long way through until we found natural
light. We had to stop more than once to
open grates I assume the drug lords used to lock people out of their secret
passage. I’ll never understand how the
zombies got past those.
When we could see the light at the end of the tunnel, after
much spinning like the Tazmanian Devil to clear the way when I got impatient,
the super shield perfume started running out of juice, to the point that it
could only protect one of us.
I told her to give it to me, since I’m more important, but
she just stood there and looked at me for about a full minute before replying
“I want a piggyback.”
Outside there were two more armed agents guarding a
jeep. It was a very nice jeep. I had to have it, so I came up with a plan:
by opening the nearby gate to let the zombies into their safe zone to distract
them, I got behind both agents and snapped their neck. I heard that voice in my head again. This time it said “For Christ’s sake Fisher,
the mission is over.” He must’ve had the
wrong frequency.
Luckily the UBCS is stupid enough to leave their keys in the
ignition.
Hey, they left something in the CD tray. |
We were home free! Or
so I thought. A group of people up on
what appeared to be command towers that just happened to be in the area alerted
me to a tank that was tailing us by shouting “TAAAANK! TA-TA-TA-TAAANK! TANK TAAAAANK!” I appreciated the warning, but it’d have been
nice if they didn’t yell so much.
Lo and behold, there was indeed a tank with its sights set
on our jeep. At the time I thought it
was the cops busting us for grand theft auto, and like any cop on my tail, they
needed to be taken out for good.
And boy was that tank angry.
When it wasn’t trying to shoot us with its giant cannon it was deploying
more of those little toy helicopters with guns on them to shoot us down. There must be some kind of manufacturing
plant for those toys inside, because I’m fairly certain there isn’t enough room
in that tank for the number of them I saw.
I couldn’t find a way out of where we were, so there was only
one thing I could do: leisurely drive
around and let Isabella feebly gun it down with the mounted gun.
I’ve stopped being surprised at the kinds of tactics that
work. Never mind that we never ever ran
out of ammunition or even had to reload; the tank only fired at us once. Without its lazer targeting doohickey
attached to it, the stupid thing didn’t fire.
This is what our tax dollars go into people!
I guess the AI budget goes into reinforced armored Humvees, since we weren’t blown into bits of shrapnel and bone powder when we were hit
by that tank missile!
We were in the clear for a long while, but someone inside
the tank must’ve woken up and taken control himself, and judging by the way he
ran into us and flipped us over, he was drunk.
Never drink before you drive, or you may just run over innocent
civilians with a high-tech tank. This
message has been brought to you by the Willamette Drivers Safety Committee.
I was ready to run away, but the driver came out and pointed
the tank’s cannon at me. In that
situation, it’s customary to do a double “Heil Hitler” gesture to indicate that
you doubly support your country. That
support, however, changed when I met the man behind the tank and behind
everything that has happened.
His name was Brock. That’s right. I had come face to face with the president of the
I learned that Obama commanded the operation in Santa
Cabeza, then he went on a speech about humanity’s mistakes or some crap. I was too shocked at just how hands-on our
government really is. We complain about
how it does nothing to help, yet the president himself partakes in high-risk
gun-filled situations with the UBCS personally.
I almost considered rethinking how much hard work we give our
politicians credit for, but that was negated by the object in his mouth.
The second Obama turned his back, I
I jumped 20 feet in the air and delivered a punch to his jaw that sent his cigar flying. The zombies had already used their super speed to swarm the area and the jeep was totaled. The tank was our only ride out. It was me or him. He may have beaten John Mc Cain, but I’ve covered wars!
Unfortunately, I forgot that he’d participated in wars. My
strategy of flash kicking every time he got close only worked a few times
before he wised up and grabbed my leg.
Never fails. Except when they see it coming. |
Something within me woke up and gave me a second wind borne
of rage that gave me the strength to flip him over my head with nothing but my
leg muscles. When he got up, I channeled
my rage to deliver the mother of all beatdowns. It was like my rage gauge was full and I used every bit of it I could at once.
He tried to defend himself, but couldn’t block them all. As he stood there, barely alive, I informed
him of why I was upset. No, not because
I have any kind of mental problem, and not because of Obamacare. It was because
Those were MIIIIIIIINNNEEEE!!!!!!
But even in my moment of victory, I mourn, for there is no
taste in my mouth of Hostess’ delicious Twinkies. Why did it have to turn out this way? Why does god punish me so? Why?
WWHYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY?!?!
A terrorist group that was stopped thanks to…
This story is going to make my career. They'll probably even make a game or a movie out of it, but for now the question is… Now what?
I’m going to Uranus Zone!
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