Screaming was everywhere. And her phone rang. It was Riccardo.
"Pulse reporting." was the first exchange of words.
"This is Bullet. They have invaded Venice. No time for reconnaisance, escape if you can."
"But B-"
"No time. Leave Pulse. When this call ends you will be forwarded a map leading to the safest location in Europe. You must go."
The call ended.
That was days ago. . .
It had been exactly five days, racing on a black stallion named Lusseria. It meant lust in Italian. Because Lusseria was a highly prized race horse, who once even spent her time bucking Italian cowboys on the live rodeo podcasts on the Internet.
She was quick, exactly what Lesietta needed. Speed without worries of gas and whatnot. True- a car could go faster, but if she ran out of gas it would mean finding a functioning gas station. There wouldn't be one for miles once she was outside of the Italian borders.
Her pistols were nestled close to her hips. Comforting her the entire way. Her orange shades blocking the bright red sun as it rose and fell over and over.
But she was close now.
Lesietta was approaching England. The only safe Haven she'd heard of. The haven where her surviving comrades were headed to. Her horse raced over the soft rolling hills that used to be beautiful foreign cities. Galloped over the stone rubble of shrines and temples for rulers long past.
She had an ancient device plugged tight into her ears, playing ancient music as well. The sleek little iPod having been tinkered with until it was revived. And now hers to use. Anything was better than listening to the silence.
Lesietta knew she was very close now. She could see the tall borders up ahead. Racing from the sunset, she began for them. But all too soon was her peace disturbed.
Lusseria bucked once, stomping an infected mutant. Time for action. Lesietta cranked up the volume of her hard rock music as she lifted the 9 mm pistols from their places, and fired off into the ground, bursting through the mutant. There might not be a better aim on earth than her. Her shades were even designed with a targeting mechanism. All foreign technology of course. Technology she wasn't supposed to have. Shipments fresh from Japan's last surviving colony.
The music was Disturbed, and the song was Fear. And it was perfect when she was killing.
Another appeared behind her stallion with a wretched screech, and she buried a bullet in it's forehead in seconds, cutting the screech short in instants.
More of them were approaching. Targeting her. They really wanted some didn't they? They would surely get it on this path.
Lesietta stood on the stallion and turned, facing backwards as she aimed carefully with both pistols, and began firing down mutants in the distance. The only thing that may have kept walking after one of her custom bullets struck it was a mutant with a mutated skull. Lesietta was a top of the line fighter.
Her black hair whipped across her face, and even that didn't stop her. Not even a little. Her lips were in a tight line as she fired more and more. Their numbers were increasing. But something else broke through the sounds of the heavy-metal voices in her headphones. Gunshots not her own. Lesietta had no time to look, only time to kill.
Almost there. Only a little further, and she will have escaped these rampant beasts...
OOC: if it needs changing tells me

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