Ellen Park, the Lone Wanderer (
aaaaaaaagh_sky) wrote2015-04-25 08:58 pm
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Voodoo - Charm City
It's a long bit of walking from Philadelphia to DC, but Voodoo and his people have a few advantages in that regard. One is that Ellen's provided them with a map of the route she took, including landmarks along the way. Another is that, while it's a good distance, it's nowhere near as long as the trip from Canada or New York to Philly. Perspective can be key.
The route on the map doesn't go anywhere near I-95 for most of its length, though. And there's a thickly drawn band around a not inconsiderable piece of territory- most of which is inside the curve of what used to be Interstate 695.
The route on the map doesn't go anywhere near I-95 for most of its length, though. And there's a thickly drawn band around a not inconsiderable piece of territory- most of which is inside the curve of what used to be Interstate 695.
Re: The Morning After
"Mornin', brah," he says amiably. "You all right this mornin'? It gets noisy around here some nights."
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A beat, as he tucks his hands into his pockets.
"-smart of you, usin' us to lure Russell out of hiding."
He might not have a complete picture of what's been going down in this town, but sometimes all it takes to fill in the gaps is a little thinking.
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Hey, when a man makes a leap of logic, you owe it to him to let him know he did in fact stick the landing.
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Another nod.
"All in the game, huh?"
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"All in the game. Still headed for DC?"
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He offers his hand to shake.
"You take care, y'hear?"
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"Will do. Good luck to you and your crew here. Can't say I know much about the game in the Mojave, but you're probably gonna need it."
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And so they part ways, with the EZ and its outskirts growing smaller and smaller with each step until it, too, disappears over the horizon under the midday sun.