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Narrative Essay On The Scavengers

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I don 't know what went wrong with our plan that night. All I know is that He somehow knew what we were up to. We had composed the plan so well yet it still wasn 't enough to kill Him. We thought we had Icor, but as always, he was one step ahead of us. What was left of the Scavengers and I watched as Icor flew out of the baseball stadium, and back to the destroyed city of Los Angeles. “We 'll get him soon enough,” said a rough voice behind me. “Soon isn 't gonna cut it,” I said sharply as I turned around to face Ajax, leader of the Scavengers, “we can 't let him deal any more damage to our city than what has already been done.” “And what you gonna do about it Leo?” retorted a female voice. “I 'm gonna make a clever plan Cassandra,” I …show more content…

After that last thought, what was left of the Scavengers started gather up all of the useful remains from yet another failed plan. Like all of the others, I started to pick up ammo, guns, water, food, anything still useful that was dropped by the fallen Scavengers. I had picked up a couple of half-full magazines and a few pistols when I saw him. The one person I was supposed to protect since he was born, Derek, lied on the pitcher’s mound with eyes wide open, and a bullet hole in the center of his throat. It was almost an awkward moment for me. I didn 't start yelling and crying. I just stood there, with a blank face, staring at the limp body of my little brother. My mind was swirling with memories I had with Derek. The time we got an airsoft gun and starting shooting our neighbor’s windows without Dad knowing. Or when we almost burned the house down by trying to cook some Ramen noodles. As I stared at my deceased brother, I noticed a scar on his left cheek that I have never seen before. And I had just seen him about two hours ago. Derek had a scar on his cheek, but it was on his right one. After a moment, I just ignored the thought. “I saw it happen,” said Angela who suddenly now stood beside me. I didn 't even realize she

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