He shook one of his hands, flicking gore away as he looked away from Hanatarou and around at the undefended windows, a furrow dug deep in his brow. Logically, the amount of deaths was so minuscule in comparison to the danger in the hospital, but here, now? He wondered how it could be possible for the majority of prisoners to survive this night.
This poor fool, dead weight and not even human.
As for safety, well… The vampire shot a glance at the open window, which would soon be festering with zombies once they got the hang of crawling in, but the muffled shouting of a familiar female provided an answer for him. He cocked his head sharply, eyes narrowed. So Hinamori was defending the roof. But that couldn’t last long--the bookstore was only one story high, and people flocking to the roof made it more of a target. Eventually it’d be…
But the principle was right. “Up,” he uttered decisively. “If you want to live, get off the ground, now.”
Aidou hadn’t spent time investigating his surroundings for nothing--some buildings were more useful and more protected than, say, this store, which had no good defendable points. Unless one could be sure there was no possible way for the uncoordinated foes to breach the premises--and unfortunately, none of the buildings in the town center fit those requirements--higher ground was the only other option. Because even Aidou wasn’t confident in the possibility of fighting one’s way to the outskirts of town without losing one’s life in the process.
The roof of this building was too vulnerable, though… it’d mean crossing some distance to get to a better location, like the hotel, which would be better for providing cover…
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This poor fool, dead weight and not even human.
As for safety, well… The vampire shot a glance at the open window, which would soon be festering with zombies once they got the hang of crawling in, but the muffled shouting of a familiar female provided an answer for him. He cocked his head sharply, eyes narrowed. So Hinamori was defending the roof. But that couldn’t last long--the bookstore was only one story high, and people flocking to the roof made it more of a target. Eventually it’d be…
But the principle was right. “Up,” he uttered decisively. “If you want to live, get off the ground, now.”
Aidou hadn’t spent time investigating his surroundings for nothing--some buildings were more useful and more protected than, say, this store, which had no good defendable points. Unless one could be sure there was no possible way for the uncoordinated foes to breach the premises--and unfortunately, none of the buildings in the town center fit those requirements--higher ground was the only other option. Because even Aidou wasn’t confident in the possibility of fighting one’s way to the outskirts of town without losing one’s life in the process.
The roof of this building was too vulnerable, though… it’d mean crossing some distance to get to a better location, like the hotel, which would be better for providing cover…