09-16-2017, 09:28 AM
[align=center][div style="borderwidth=0px; width: 450px; color: black; text-align: justify; margin-top: 5px"][color=black]The Councilman had found his beloved bike a few hours ago. He had left it in an alleyway the night of the fire before going to bed, so the piece of black metal and two wheels had survived the flames. Although his rib was still in the process of healing, he was still using the bike, crawling down one of the main streets with a blank expression on his face. It kind of tugged at the graze every time he used a long leg to pedal but he was getting used to it - in a minute he'd have a break.
Things were finally looking up. Although being shot twice in the raid, the grazes were healing quickly and Trevor had managed to salvage as much of his hand as possible. The Badlands now had more supplies than they did before, and the coyote or fire hadn't killed them - they were lucky, incredibly lucky. As far as he could tell, none of the other groups had suffered as much as them, meaning they were indeed some sort of stronger force in this small community. Like phoenix's rising from literal ashes, or some poetic shit like that.
There was a small twinge of pain from his rib that sent the bike into a halt. "Ouch." He muttered in annoyance, climbing off and then dropping onto the curb. Dylan didn't bother checking the bandage - he knew it wasn't re-opened because the pain wasn't too much, but he definitely needed a break from riding his bike around. Dammit.
Things were finally looking up. Although being shot twice in the raid, the grazes were healing quickly and Trevor had managed to salvage as much of his hand as possible. The Badlands now had more supplies than they did before, and the coyote or fire hadn't killed them - they were lucky, incredibly lucky. As far as he could tell, none of the other groups had suffered as much as them, meaning they were indeed some sort of stronger force in this small community. Like phoenix's rising from literal ashes, or some poetic shit like that.
There was a small twinge of pain from his rib that sent the bike into a halt. "Ouch." He muttered in annoyance, climbing off and then dropping onto the curb. Dylan didn't bother checking the bandage - he knew it wasn't re-opened because the pain wasn't too much, but he definitely needed a break from riding his bike around. Dammit.
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