He'd been traveling for over a month now. Boston had been reduced to wasteland. No one was doing very well in this environment. Especially Erik Quinn, the last man on Earth. Well, the last male. Every woman was still alive. Just the men. Every male mammal had died. He didn't know why, but it had. He was on the run now. He was probably the most precious commodity on the Earth now, and people were after him because of it. So he had run. He wore a cloak and hood over his body to hide his masculine identity. He hoped, as he walked into the latest town, that this might be a safe haven, even for a little while.
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The Last Member of Mankind
- Thread starter sjdude
- Start date
The_One_You_Want
Planetoid
- Joined
- Jan 18, 2009
Amber sat inside one of the shelter, looking at the women around her, there was two other people with her, who where leaving soon now taken care of. "So is it true? Every Male is gone from the face of the earth?" the two other said to each other as they left. Stepping out side she looked at the destruction and watching out for anyone else that may need some help.
Scanning the area Amber noticed a person walking down the street covered in a cloak, quickly running up she tapped them on the shoulder "Hello miss, are you okay?" she asked "If you'd like I have a place you can stay" smiling she moved some of her light autumn hair out of her face, pointing towards the shelter she had just come out off.
Scanning the area Amber noticed a person walking down the street covered in a cloak, quickly running up she tapped them on the shoulder "Hello miss, are you okay?" she asked "If you'd like I have a place you can stay" smiling she moved some of her light autumn hair out of her face, pointing towards the shelter she had just come out off.
Erik had been wearing a gas mask nowadays. It wasn't to try and prevent disease, but rather to mask his voice. If anyone asked, he could just say that it was for the former reason. He raised a hand, waving to the woman in the distance. He hurried, pulling the cloak around him. The sun was really starting to beat down now.