THE END CHAPTER SIX

I did what I wanted to do and go ahead and follow Robert with three of my best friends. They were Kendra, Seth, and Ugine who all would come in handy. All of them had talents that I knew we would need in downtown territory. I also needed them for the support that they give me every day.

We all got supplies and motorcycles for each of us to use on the journey. I had brought my quick-fire rifle that could change into a sniper when I needed it. Kendra has a destroyer that shots out rounds that when they hit a target they automatically explode. She also had an AK-17 for when her destroyer won’t work with conditions. Seth had a Glock which is a handgun that he says that it is special and he has an AK-17. Ugine has a building kit and an electrical kit that has a pellet tazzer.

Seth asked, “Are you sure that we are going the right way.”

I answered, “Yes I can see Roberts tire tracks.”

“I also see them to” says Ugine.

Kendra stated, “Seth is just saying that because he is an idiot.”

Seth yelled, “I am not I am just not good at math.”

“Or anything else.” Kendra mumbled

“I heard that.” said Seth.

“You were supposed to hear that you big idiot. That was the whole point of it.” Kendra told him.

“Stop fighting.” I yelled.

“She started it.” Wined Seth.

“Yeah and I am finishing it so stop it we are almost to the border.” I told them

Ugine said, “The border should have a patrol right now.”

We know this because we have a copy of the downtowns border patrol schedule. Robert had led the attack to get the schedule and he got hurt. He had also lost ten men in the battle and twelve got injured. It hurt him most to lose all those men because he knew them very well. Most of those soldiers were his friends and good guys that we all miss.

“Get your guns ready.” I said.

They all got ready with their guns that they carried.

I added, “except for you Kendra for obvious reasons.”

Once we got to the border we saw three guards. I snipped all three of them before they even knew that we were there. Once we hid the bodies so that no one would know they were missing. I knew they would have to check in to get ammo and supplies.

I yelled, “Make sure that your shotgun is loaded and then we ride.”