I had an overwhelming desire to save the day. Kill all the zombies, and get all the still healthy people out of here. I had noticed people playing zombie earlier, now I could see many of those people as real zombies now.
Maybe this all had something to do with our imaginations. Maybe this stretch of highway was enhancing our imaginations, making us into whatever we pretended to be. I would have to fight it, I wouldn't let myself become a 'hero' and save the day. I would just be myself, and if a heroic moment approached, I would ignore it.
I gazed at all the zombies coming at me, a blinding bright light appeared, and they all fell down, and apart. I stooped behind the open door of a pickup truck, unexpectedly unsurprised. A figure walked, lonely along the street with a evil grin and a surprisingly familiar, deceitful shine in his eyes. He sneered at me through the window of the door.
I stepped out and held up my sword. He held up another sword. One of his hands came out from behind his back, holding a gun, he aimed it at a beautiful lady who had been trying to find a place to hide, but was failing and now stood dead still, looking at him pleadingly. "Drop your sword or I shoot her" He said. His voice still youthful.
I shrugged. For some reason it didn't bother me that she might die. "No thanks, come fight me like a man."
He grinned. "I guess that trick doesn't work on you, perhaps you're too young for hormones? Yet, you want to fight like a man. Ironic, to hear that from a little boy."
His words were obviously just as empty as my heart had been moments before, he threw his gun down and the woman ran off to hide.
He ran at me with his sword in a double-thrust-low position, which was interesting to see coming from a man holding only one weapon.
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