Minamitsu Murasa (村紗水蜜) (
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carracosta2014-02-12 06:37 pm
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beez in the trap
[time is ruthless when unchecked, gnawing at sore ankles and palms tough as leather, drawing blood that draws walkers in turn. Murasa stopped keeping track after the day she watched her group get torn apart amidst gunfire and screams. only day and night exist now, monday and tuesday and everything after that gone. all gone, just like the world and society and everything she misses and wishes she could forget about.
finding Madoka shocked her out of her numb stupor (and in a sense, brought her back from the dead). they're not alone anymore- alone, in this world of death even after death, but not on their own. they've had too many close calls but somehow, by some random miracle, they're alive and unharmed.
they can't stay in one place too long. the walkers might move slower than the living, but they still move nonetheless. they made it out of the city and out into the countryside where they're less likely to be ambushed by a mob around any corner. there's a farmhouse visible just about half a mile away. the barn beside it could provide extra cover until they rest and gather more supplies as well.
or it could hold a crowd of walkers inside.
Murasa glances at Madoka. they've been walking for hours in the blistering sun and their water supply is nearly depleted. talking would only dry their throats so they haven't exchanged any words for a while now.]
finding Madoka shocked her out of her numb stupor (and in a sense, brought her back from the dead). they're not alone anymore- alone, in this world of death even after death, but not on their own. they've had too many close calls but somehow, by some random miracle, they're alive and unharmed.
they can't stay in one place too long. the walkers might move slower than the living, but they still move nonetheless. they made it out of the city and out into the countryside where they're less likely to be ambushed by a mob around any corner. there's a farmhouse visible just about half a mile away. the barn beside it could provide extra cover until they rest and gather more supplies as well.
or it could hold a crowd of walkers inside.
Murasa glances at Madoka. they've been walking for hours in the blistering sun and their water supply is nearly depleted. talking would only dry their throats so they haven't exchanged any words for a while now.]
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[even if... real beds. real beds! and a house! with a real roof!]
We have a lot of work to do tomorrow.
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I'll try to get more of it done in the meantime.
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[annnnd she'll be heading upstairs to sleep more.
fast forward to the morning?! because she's gonna be unconscious for the night.]
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right now she'd be trying to nail a neat circle of holes around the top of a can of preserved tuna to try to open it. ]
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if they can find a creek or something...!]
Morning. [not Good morning because they're never Good anymore!!! weh wehhh] ... Need some help with that?
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[ someone apparently has rather lost track of time. she's pretty sure her own hair and clothes smell like dirt and blood and worse, not going to judge.
bathing... someday... is definitely a plan. ]
And help would be nice. This is surprisingly tricky.
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but no, she's not gonna waste any of it. Murasa wipes some of it up with her fingers as she holds the can out to Madoka.]
We'll head out to look for more supplies in a few. Get ready.
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[ maybe that's far too much to ask though, in a time and a situation like this. she takes the can, nibbles at a bit of tuna, almost catlike.
food was appreciated. ]
I'm ready anytime.
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the front door was left unboarded, only barricaded with some furniture. once they're pushed out of the way, Murasa peers out the peephole, gripping her knife.]
We have twelve bullets left. Don't shoot unless you're absolutely sure you need to.
[she had said that several times before, but it doesn't hurt to remind. nag. yeah, nagging.
okay, heading out...! no zombies around, thankfully.]
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[ something that probably didn't need to be said, either. one of them had to be the careful one here.
not that she had much self-preservation at all either. she slips out after Murasa, squints against the dying sunlight as dusk falls around them. ]
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[to the barn!! Murasa kicks the door, waiting for anything that might be inside to respond. the only thing keeping it closed is a plank of wood crossing the doors- no padlocks, so maybe it's safe?]
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[ and possibly not her running, either. she sucks in a breath as Murasa's kick lands--tries to strain to listen through the wind and birds at dusk. she could've sworn that she caught something like a groan inside.
maybe it was just old wood. she readies her gun regardless. ]
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[and somehow, she manages to laugh before a rotting hand breaks through weak wood, grabbing Murasa's arm.
whoops!!!]
Shit-
[pro: it can't bite her when the rest of its body is on the other side of the wall. con: it's pulling pretty hard and Murasa can't stab it from her position either.]
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[ it happens too quickly, but it's amazing how fast a person could react to danger in just a split second. she couldn't shoot--she might hit Murasa. the gun falls from shaking hands as she grabs Murasa's arm, tries to pull the walker's limb off with strength born of terror. but the zombie's grip was as strong as rigor mortis. ]
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Cut its arm off!
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[ almost forgetting where the hell she'd strapped her own blade, but she rips it from her own belt, equally frantic.
... it flies right out of her hand when the arm suddenly slams Murasa against the wall. both knives out of reach. ]
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ok, ok, time to panic some more. and by that i mean improvise. kinda hard to when she's a bit disoriented from being slammed against the wall, but Murasa jerks away, trying to break the zombie's arm.
... it's not working. whoops.]
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[ panicking as the zombie starts to drag Murasa towards the shattered hole--it'd be difficult for it to bite her, but not impossible. she fumbles with her pistol, tries to press it towards the zombie's forearm. shooting off a limb wasn't impossible either, was it?? ]
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[she doesn't mean to sound angry but ZOMBIE AUUUGHHHHHHHH] Don't shoot!!
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[ AGH trying to pull Murasa over so she could reach the closest blade, a little like a twisted tug of war. just a little bit farther, but she wasn't sure if she could out-tug an adult zombie, even if he was trapped on the other side of a wall. ]
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[her jacket sleeve is thick enough that it'll take more effort from the zombie to rip, but. her shoulder will be dislocated at this rate.]
Just for a second! Then hand me the knife!
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[ straining towards the knife, inch by panicked inch--dislocation would be preferable over being undead, if she had time to reason over this. ]
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well that worked?!??!]
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quickly snatching up the knife!! ]
G-g-got it!
[ NOT DELAYED AT ALL. ]
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oh well. Murasa tears the arm off, throwing it aside.]
I'm gonna kill that bastard! [she scrambles up, heading for the door. the zombie follows, scraping against the wall inside.]
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