"Okay, we've got two metal cans and three plastic bottles, all flammable stuff inside," Kelsey reported as Tyler grabbed the bucket. Taking the plastic bottles, he dumped the contents into the bucket and used the stick end of the mop to stir.
"Hang onto those," he said as he stirred. "Shake 'em and shoot 'em, might be useful." Dropping his gear, he took his shirt off and shoved it into the mixture. There was still some left over, so he tore off his pant legs below his knees and dumped them in as well. Once it had all soaked in, he shoved the clothing in the mop head and tied as many pieces in knots as he could.
"A torch?" she asked in disbelief. "Your big idea was a giant torch?"
"No, my big idea was a homemade plastic explosive. Since we're kinda missing the plastic part, this is what we have to work with. Now, that thing had eyes, which means if someone with balls of steel can get close enough to shove this in the thing's face, it's blinded and effectively neutralized. Trust me, I wish we had a proper bomb."
"Hang onto those," he said as he stirred. "Shake 'em and shoot 'em, might be useful." Dropping his gear, he took his shirt off and shoved it into the mixture. There was still some left over, so he tore off his pant legs below his knees and dumped them in as well. Once it had all soaked in, he shoved the clothing in the mop head and tied as many pieces in knots as he could.
"A torch?" she asked in disbelief. "Your big idea was a giant torch?"
"No, my big idea was a homemade plastic explosive. Since we're kinda missing the plastic part, this is what we have to work with. Now, that thing had eyes, which means if someone with balls of steel can get close enough to shove this in the thing's face, it's blinded and effectively neutralized. Trust me, I wish we had a proper bomb."