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Well those are some interesting messages Hummingbird, but more importantly gun name. Heathen… I'm gonna assume that it has some sort of effect on my gun, even if only a small one. Jumping over a car wreckage I looked closely at the surroundings. Before shaking my head and walking alongside Grendel with my gun still drawn. Things have been quiet so far with the undead scrambling towards the first contact area. Some warily have watched us but decided to hunt us later as they seemed more intelligent. Along the way we came across an old military barricade which became a graveyard.
Picking up an ancient AK-47 that's in relatively good condition I tie some strings to its gun strap attachments. Slinging it over my right shoulder to let it get repaired over time, I also scavenged some ammo for it that Hummingbird stored as replacement ammo. Because everything was basically preserved in time it didn't need much care to be used once more. Free of charge the ammunition types were restored from whatever aging had taken place. So I got a good amount of free ammo from this stop along with a good old AK-47 that's built to last. Six hundred years and it's still relatively good. Banged up but still good to use.
Most of the stuff here had undoubtedly been worn and broken by time. Yet I saw a still relatively intact bike that looked to be a lone person APC for quick and fast strikes. I thought about maybe adapting it to the current world, like say a mana and solar engine so it would be useful, so I had Hummingbird store it to research it. Since it was basically intact it had cut down the main bike research leaving only the improvements to be done.
All in all it was a good deal that would make future travel easier. But with how basically everything isn't all consumed by nature, or flooding. The previously mentioned barrier must be stopping that to a degree. Wouldn't want these undead creatures to escape I guess, if there are intelligent ones, then there's bound to be worse hiding. After the barricade we did encounter more military styled undead. So if there's these armored ones, there's bound to be ones in juggernaut armor, still carrying minigun packs. Sighing I just hope none are in the Pentagon if there are those kinds.
Picking up an ancient AK-47 that's in relatively good condition I tie some strings to its gun strap attachments. Slinging it over my right shoulder to let it get repaired over time, I also scavenged some ammo for it that Hummingbird stored as replacement ammo. Because everything was basically preserved in time it didn't need much care to be used once more. Free of charge the ammunition types were restored from whatever aging had taken place. So I got a good amount of free ammo from this stop along with a good old AK-47 that's built to last. Six hundred years and it's still relatively good. Banged up but still good to use.
Most of the stuff here had undoubtedly been worn and broken by time. Yet I saw a still relatively intact bike that looked to be a lone person APC for quick and fast strikes. I thought about maybe adapting it to the current world, like say a mana and solar engine so it would be useful, so I had Hummingbird store it to research it. Since it was basically intact it had cut down the main bike research leaving only the improvements to be done.
All in all it was a good deal that would make future travel easier. But with how basically everything isn't all consumed by nature, or flooding. The previously mentioned barrier must be stopping that to a degree. Wouldn't want these undead creatures to escape I guess, if there are intelligent ones, then there's bound to be worse hiding. After the barricade we did encounter more military styled undead. So if there's these armored ones, there's bound to be ones in juggernaut armor, still carrying minigun packs. Sighing I just hope none are in the Pentagon if there are those kinds.
Well those are some interesting messages Hummingbird, but more importantly gun name. Heathen… I'm gonna assume that it has some sort of effect on my gun, even if only a small one. Jumping over a car wreckage I looked closely at the surroundings. Before shaking my head and walking alongside Grendel with my gun still drawn. Things have been quiet so far with the undead scrambling towards the first contact area. Some warily have watched us but decided to hunt us later as they seemed more intelligent. Along the way we came across an old military barricade which became a graveyard.
Picking up an ancient AK-47 that's in relatively good condition I tie some strings to its gun strap attachments. Slinging it over my right shoulder to let it get repaired over time, I also scavenged some ammo for it that Hummingbird stored as replacement ammo. Because everything was basically preserved in time it didn't need much care to be used once more. Free of charge the ammunition types were restored from whatever aging had taken place. So I got a good amount of free ammo from this stop along with a good old AK-47 that's built to last. Six hundred years and it's still relatively good. Banged up but still good to use.
Most of the stuff here had undoubtedly been worn and broken by time. Yet I saw a still relatively intact bike that looked to be a lone person APC for quick and fast strikes. I thought about maybe adapting it to the current world, like say a mana and solar engine so it would be useful, so I had Hummingbird store it to research it. Since it was basically intact it had cut down the main bike research leaving only the improvements to be done.
All in all it was a good deal that would make future travel easier. But with how basically everything isn't all consumed by nature, or flooding. The previously mentioned barrier must be stopping that to a degree. Wouldn't want these undead creatures to escape I guess, if there are intelligent ones, then there's bound to be worse hiding. After the barricade we did encounter more military styled undead. So if there's these armored ones, there's bound to be ones in juggernaut armor, still carrying minigun packs. Sighing I just hope none are in the Pentagon if there are those kinds.
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