I am alone today, just like any other day, no one is around. The silence is deafening.Thump ... thump ... What was that noise, that I suddenly just heard? I wonder to myself, who or what is out there? The noise is coming from above my ceiling.
Again I hear, Thump ... Thump. The noise is starting to become more unsettling. I wonder if I should go out there and start investigating it, or if I should stay here inside my safe room, where I can lock myself in, until the noise stops.
With that thought, even though I don't really know what that noise is, I still wish that I could go outside again, without being afraid of the constant blasts of Radiation from the Radioactive Solar showers, and also the fact that it is still very bright outside, and that most of the time, I can hardly see my hand in front of my face.
The Radiation seems to take its toll on healthy people too because my skin is now all red and blotchy, and my hair is dry and thin, probably because I went outside to soon, to look for anyone who might still be alive.
Like a fool, I thought that my health would only be suffering from the fall out from the Nukes, but of course, I was wrong.
The Radioactive Solar showers are proving to be just as bad, or even worse at times, only because they haven't stopped happening yet.
At least if it would have only been nuclear, the fallout effects from it would have stopped happening, in a few months or so, after the last bomb was launched toward us.
I also wouldn't still be cooped up inside of my shoe box sized apartment, without much to keep me entertained, because I would be able to go outside again, for more than just a short period of time.
There are no working Computers, or cell phones, no more watching TV, and no more video games to play. The electricity no longer works. Cars won't start, and even if they did, the digital gas pumps won't work.
There are barely any survivors, and those people who did survive, and were affected the worst, I call them 'Zombies', and I think that I may have a few of them on my roof top, as I am writing this.
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