<spoiler=epic post Angel>Seriously, just epic. Oh the poor dear. I hope she is alright. I fear for the ramifications it will have on Christian.
<spoiler=Wolf Blade> Thanks heaps mate. I'm so sorry you had such a messy transition into this RP. Thanks for being such a sport about it. :3
Christian was vaguely aware of the fact that his brain was processing. But nothing made sense. nothing registered on a level of cognition that he could understand. All that he understood right now was the world of pain that he had been delivered into by the mammoth sized zombie, that and the faint awareness that Blue was missing, she was missing and she shouldn't be.
As the world around him again came into some semblance of focus he was dimly aware of the figure of a man, now holding him bodily. had he passed out into this mans arms? A feeling of shame washed over Christian at this thought, he knew he should have been stronger then that. And the man that was holding him was also talking to him. "Were you traveling with anyone?" Well of course he was, he was traveling with Blue. Sure he had only picked her up recently, but this guy must certainly understand just how important she was, just like he already had.
"Blue. You must save Blue." He managed to gasp, his breath still heaving up around his lungs as he spoke. Maybe they had collapsed. Collapsed or not, he could still really need a smoke. Christian tried to reach for his bag to get a new deck of smokes when his thoughts returned to Blue. "Blue." He muttered as he pointed to the drug store. "Blue, you've gotta save her. Please." However Christian wasn't sure if his words where heard or not, as the soldier seemed engaged in an in depth conversation over his head-set radio."...responding to the human names they've been assigned. One showed signs of sentience when he asked me whether or not we should kill a survivor."
The words echoed around his head like a chime. He couldn't make sense of them yet he knew he should. He was convinced that their was a degree of significance to these words that he was not yet grasping. Maybe he just needed a smoke. Smoking always helped him think. It calmed the nerves. Again he made a reach for his bag, fiddling with the flap. "I need a smoke." He muttered, the words sounding groggy and foreign as they resonated form his lips. He eventually unhooked the clasp of the bag and retrieved a deck, instinctively reaching to place them in his duster pocket, which of course, was no longer there, having being lost when he left it with Blue in the drug store. Instead he settled with putting them in his back right pants pocket, the same pocket that had kept his prior deck of smokes. There was no way he wold be so unlucky as too have two decks get smashed in the same pocket, was there?
With one of the long thin sticks now resting firmly between his lips Christian sparked his light and prepared to inhale the invigorating fumes. He was subconsciously aware of his throbbing headache, exasperated by the man that was now emerging from the building off to his left, from which a man was emerging making an incredibly commotion. So what if he was Dr. Cameron. He couldn't give two flying fucks, or three stationary fucks either. As he gazed off towards Dr. Cameron, he felt a tinge of hate rise up in him, was that the man from before? The one who had endangered him and Blue? He hadn't gotten a very good look at him so there was no way he could be sure. But if at any point he could confirm it, he would certainly give the prick a piece of his mind, replacing the metaphysical 'piece of mind' with a most physical 'fist to stomach.' But there would be plentay of time for that latter, at least for now he was safe, and soon these people would save Blue. Oh how he hoped they got to her soon, they had to save her. It was just the way things had to happen, then they could both be safe together and at least then, some small part of this crazy world would make sense. They just needed to be safe.
Safe.. The world slowly rippled through his brain, triggering the deepest of his senses. "...seem to be responding to the human names they've been assigned. One showed signs of sentience when he asked me whether or not we should kill a survivor." 'kill a survivor.' The words echoed with a resounding chime in Christians head. He was a survivor. He was alive. And therefore He could be killed. Christian felt a fear grip him unlike none he had ever known before. Something about this scenario no longer added up. Taking another deep breath of his smoke Christian prepared for the worst. 'Oh god. Please let Blue be alright.'