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Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Tue Aug 04, 2009 1:18 am
by Aramanthus
Another excellent addition! Please keep them coming!

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Tue Aug 04, 2009 10:27 pm
by Smlawrence8
Leon Kennedy wrote:
I am right now just outside of Marquette, and am in no shape to get moving just yet. Because of what happened in Newberry I had to roll through the night to make sure that they wouldn't catch up with me. And because of that, I'm almost out of fuel. I am going to have to try to refuel in Marquette when I get there - which should be tomorrow morning - and that's going to be a chore. I've never filled up a locomotive before. I hope there's gas in Marquette...



Thats gonna be BADDDD

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Wed Aug 05, 2009 1:42 am
by cornholioprime
Shawn Merrow wrote:
Leon Kennedy wrote:
Mr. Deific NMI wrote:
Leon Kennedy wrote:.....and I'm hoping that I don't have to clear the tracks when I get there...
According to Leon's dice, I would be willing to bet that dear old Pete will have to stop! :D

What? Would my dice really do that? No, that's not possible! :twisted:


Your, dice could make the moon fall out of orbit. :lol:
:lol: No crap.

The only dice in the Megaverse that are fixed for cheating against the guy that owns them!!

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Thu Aug 06, 2009 10:19 am
by Nightbreed
Leon Kennedy wrote:No update this morning. I had too much going on last night to get anything real accomplished. I got as far as Peter opening the locomotive door and taking 2 steps out, and then was promptly interrupted by the better half. Sorry. I promise that tomorrow's entry will make up for not having one today.


And knowing your great storytelling and the fact that tomorrow is Friday it will be yet another doozie of a cliffhanger. :lol: :D

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Fri Aug 07, 2009 1:12 pm
by Nightbreed
And as expected, great addition and yet another cliffhanger. Knew Miller would be back. Seems like he somehow senses him and has some sort of link to him. (psionics anyone? :? ) Only good thing is that if he can somehow wing it there is a supply cache at the train waiting for him.

Once again a weekend wait for the next episode. Have a good weekend all!!!! :bandit:

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Tue Aug 11, 2009 1:01 pm
by Nightbreed
Now it's become Lone Wolf and Cub meets Dead Reign. :lol:

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Tue Aug 11, 2009 11:41 pm
by Aramanthus
An excellent series of additions! Please keep them coming!

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Thu Aug 13, 2009 2:18 pm
by Nightbreed
I need to get new dice. They are being way too friendly lately.


Oh NO you don't!!!! Let the dice stay! It's only fair that things finally even out for one of your characters! :lol: Think of it as retribution for killing those that came before the Sarge! :P :lol:

I'm liking this "calm before the storm" Since we all know how fickle your dice get Leon! ;) :lol:

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Fri Aug 14, 2009 2:51 pm
by Nightbreed
Leon Kennedy wrote:So I was at home last night, trying to think of the next step in Peter McAuliffe's journey, when I realized that I don't know what I'm supposed to have him do at this point. I'm not sure. Part of me wants him to stay in Eagle Mills as there are zero (and yes, my dice say zero) zombies in the town, but another part of me wants him to keep moving to get to Alaska.

So I'm asking my faithful readers to help me out once again. You guys did it before - you are the ones who brought Peter into the story. So what should Peter do? Stay? Keep moving? Go back to Detroit Island? Hunt down and kill Miller? What?

Oh, and if you can't guess from the above, I have no update today. For the reason, read the first 2 paragraphs.


Ok, my vote: WAY too dangerous to go back to Detroit or hunt Down Miller. I say keep it moving toward the land of oiled polar bears! :lol:

Have him run into even more survivors, maybe some decent people with a shotgun or 2. ;)

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Sat Aug 15, 2009 3:39 am
by Aramanthus
A couple of great additions! Please keep them coming! As for where I think they should go? I'd say let them make their run to Alaska! I just hope the season is good for traveling that far north.

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Sat Aug 22, 2009 4:07 am
by Smlawrence8
You are brilliant Leon.... I have stayed quiet lately here on this board, but I dont want you to think I am losing interest. I love the writing and I hope to see you keep it coming.

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Sat Aug 22, 2009 8:54 pm
by Ziggurat the Eternal
they need freshnew brainsblood to fleshfill out their group.

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Mon Aug 24, 2009 11:44 am
by NMI
*cries for bobby* :(

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Mon Aug 24, 2009 2:20 pm
by Nightbreed
Knew the kindness of the dice wouldn't last, they ARE Leon's after all. ;) :lol:

Poor Bobby, but maybe he's better off. Kinda hard to be young and a survivor in an apocalypse. Why couldn't it have been Curt that died. Man is such a royal pain in the rear, that he needs to be zombie chow, though i now await him blaming the sarge for all that has happened. :roll:

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Tue Aug 25, 2009 10:41 am
by Nightbreed
See if curt pulled this stunt while he was with me or my friends, he would have been fed to those zombies. One way or another. :x

Good to see your dice are back to normal Leon. :lol:

Seriously though, still loving the story. Especially now that he has people with him again, but PLEASE let Curt die a VERY miserable death!!!! :twisted:

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Tue Aug 25, 2009 3:31 pm
by thorr-kan
I can honestly say that the only dice rolls that will get fudged are the ones that kill Peter. Everybody else is fair game. If the dice want Curt to live, then he lives.


Just currious: why does Pete get the love, when main characters before him did not?

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Tue Aug 25, 2009 5:21 pm
by NMI
Leon Kennedy wrote:Journal Entry - Peter McAuliffe

Things have gone from bad to very bad. We are now trapped in a medial clinic in Ishpeming, MI, and I'm not sure if there is any way we can get out short of losing someone to the hordes.

Bye Bye Curt!!!

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Wed Aug 26, 2009 4:16 pm
by psam_rage
:shock: Well there aren't many ways out of that situation...

The only ways I see 'em living...
Spoiler:
1) Secret Passage... (In a clinic on the second story? Doubt it.)
2) Rifting out... (Would destroy the whole thing... at this point anyway)
3) Military... (Wants him dead... so not likely)
4) Group of people trying to help... (More likely to run, tail between their legs...)
5) A couple of clawed ones go on a rampage trying to get to them clrearing swaths through the shamblers... (Plausible... I guess)


In any case I can't wait to see what you do to them with this.

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Fri Aug 28, 2009 2:15 pm
by psam_rage
:eek: He has come through unscathed TWICE!! --> Curt has loaded dice!! ...or Leon's dice like jerks.. :P

Keep it up! I like the story... even though I miss Corey and Lilly... it was nice have a normal person.

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Fri Aug 28, 2009 3:21 pm
by Nightbreed
Leon Kennedy wrote:
psam_rage wrote::eek: He has come through unscathed TWICE!! --> Curt has loaded dice!! ...or Leon's dice like jerks.. :P

Keep it up! I like the story... even though I miss Corey and Lilly... it was nice have a normal person.

Well, if you must know why Curt has survived....


Spoiler:
PSYCHE! I fooled you! You wanted to read the spoiled and see if there was anything here that would give a glimpse as to why he's still alive, didn't you? Sucker!

Truthfully, the dice just like him. Not sure why. :)


It's as you said, your dice are EXTREMELY cruel! :P :badbad:

They know we the readers want that *expletive* deader than roadkill, but like that bad penny, he just keeps rising up to the top, like an unwanted turd..... :frust:

At least it's not so bad a cliffhanger this time since we have to wait until Monday. Have a good weekend.

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Sat Aug 29, 2009 2:35 am
by The Oh So Amazing Nate
This thread is SWEET! I've been reading "coming of the rifts - one day at a time" or something like that. This one is So much better.

Keep them coming!

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Sat Aug 29, 2009 9:20 pm
by ZINO
i am humble by your writing !!!!!!WOW
NICE

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Mon Aug 31, 2009 1:31 pm
by ZINO
i love it

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Wed Sep 02, 2009 10:17 pm
by Suicycho
You should submit this to www.homepageofthedead.com

For you zombie nuts, they have a great fiction section. And its free!!!

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Thu Sep 03, 2009 4:06 am
by Smlawrence8
Wow Leon I just noticed you quote me in ur sig
TY.... I am glad my awesome made you feel you good you had to quote it....







lool

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Fri Sep 04, 2009 1:51 pm
by Nightbreed
And just when i thought Pete might get himself some female companionship...... :frust: She has this oh so wonderful idea to go off BY HERSELF :badbad: (I see she never watched any horror movies. #1 rule: DON'T GO OFF BY YOURSELF!!!!!! :x ) and may get herself killed or worse. Top it all off she's actually leaving him alone with Curt! That bum would slit Pete's throat and run away while she's gone....... :frust:

Still, nice to give us yet another perspective Leon. :ok: You will be sorely missed during your well deserved vacation!

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Mon Sep 07, 2009 4:46 pm
by Ranger
I tried asking Curt what happened and where she went, but he just kept saying that she left and he hopes she dies on her own. Why do I bring this idiot with me? Why don't I just kill him?


Actually in this situation, if someone is not pulling their weight, they get cut off from the group. The group (or person in this case) can not waist resources on a part (or individual) of the group that is not meeting a need or resource.

But it is good so far. Now you just have to have 2 journals (unless the girl is dead already).

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Wed Sep 09, 2009 1:47 pm
by Nightbreed
Curt is yelling for help! Something is happening just outside the house, and Curt is screaming like a little girl. I have to go see what's up...


Here's hoping that Curt DIES this time! :twisted:

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Wed Sep 09, 2009 4:15 pm
by psam_rage
I've got it!

Miller can hear and understand the recordings and that's how he is following them!

...but I bet Leon will neither confirm or deny that for a while...

oh well.. Here's to hoping that she returns and they leave without Curt.

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Thu Sep 10, 2009 9:33 am
by Nightbreed
Leon Kennedy wrote:
psam_rage wrote:...but I bet Leon will neither confirm or deny that for a while...

I can neither confirm nor deny the presence of anything that may or may not allow Miller to hear, understand, say, learn, or know how or where the characters may or may not be at any given time. :o


I think i mentioned a psionic link between the sarge and Miller before along this thread. 8)

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Fri Sep 11, 2009 12:11 pm
by thorr-kan
Leon Kennedy wrote:Ok, loyal fans, this is it.


THAT...was dirty, rotten thing to do.

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Fri Sep 11, 2009 1:33 pm
by Nightbreed
the tentacled thing looked him straight in the eyes - there was some weird connection between the two of them.


SEE Psionic link! Top it all off his mind can't handle the stress thus his going unconscious when they meet up.

Well Leon have fun on your vacation! If you want to make the fans happy, kill off Curt eh? ;) :lol:

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Fri Sep 11, 2009 1:34 pm
by Nightbreed
Leon Kennedy wrote:
thorr-kan wrote:
Leon Kennedy wrote:Ok, loyal fans, this is it.


THAT...was dirty, rotten thing to do.

How was that a dirty, rotten thing to do? Everyone knows that I am going on vacation...


I think that he meant it was dirty to leave us with a massive cliffhanger until you come back from vacation. ;)

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Fri Sep 11, 2009 3:32 pm
by psam_rage
A massive cliffhanger... and the next journal will time skip 10 days!

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Sun Sep 13, 2009 11:22 pm
by thorr-kan
Leon Kennedy wrote:
thorr-kan wrote:
Leon Kennedy wrote:Ok, loyal fans, this is it.


THAT...was dirty, rotten thing to do.

How was that a dirty, rotten thing to do? Everyone knows that I am going on vacation...


A cliff hanger of this magnitude is a dirty, rotten thing to do. Knowing that vacation was occurring only makes it worse.

And, for the record, I consider this a GOOD thing! (Only wish I'd thought of it...)

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Mon Sep 14, 2009 7:18 pm
by NMI
Reason why Peter was allowed to live by the research group is that he and miller are part of the project. When/If peter dies, he will become like Miller and be able to lead the other zombies!
That is my take on the situation and I am sticking to it.

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Sat Sep 19, 2009 9:34 pm
by Nightbreed
This is what happens when one doesn't have nuisances such as work to worry about. ;)

Looking forward to your storyline and showing how miller and the sarge are psionically linked. :-) :lol:

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Sun Sep 20, 2009 9:56 am
by Nightbreed
Leon Kennedy wrote:
Nightbreed wrote:Looking forward to your storyline and showing how miller and the sarge are psionically linked. :-) :lol:

The only spoiler: It's not psionics. I guarantee that it is NOT in any way psionics.


At least i got a response. *crosses that off from his list* 8)

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Mon Sep 21, 2009 1:48 pm
by Nightbreed
Excellent Double entry for the return from your vacation! :ok: (hope it was a good one btw 8) )

We made it out the front door of the house, and we were going to take the bus when 3 zombies inside the bus saw us. We started running as fast as we could, but you know what they say about being chased by a bear - I only have to outrun the guy I'm with. Well, I ran faster than Curt, and he didn't stand a chance. Dragged down from behind. I can still hear his bones being bitten into...


THANK YOU!!!!!!!! Finally, that punk got what he deserved, though i have to admit i thought he would have gotten Alice killed, but nice to see her being so cutthroat. :twisted:

I think the sarge has been infected with zombieism (just made that word up :lol:) and for some reason the disease is dormant, like that kid and his mom from 28 weeks later. They got bit, but due to a genetic quirk weren't infected, though they were carriers of the disease.

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Mon Sep 21, 2009 2:20 pm
by psam_rage
We made it out the front door of the house, and we were going to take the bus when 3 zombies inside the bus saw us. We started running as fast as we could, but you know what they say about being chased by a bear - I only have to outrun the guy I'm with. Well, I ran faster than Curt, and he didn't stand a chance. Dragged down from behind. I can still hear his bones being bitten into...

Sweet revenge, thy name is 'crunch' the zombie.

Nightbreed wrote:Excellent Double entry for the return from your vacation! :ok: (hope it was a good one btw 8) )

THANK YOU!!!!!!!! Finally, that punk got what he deserved, though i have to admit i thought he would have gotten Alice killed, but nice to see her being so cutthroat. :twisted:

I think the sarge has been infected with zombieism (just made that word up :lol:) and for some reason the disease is dormant, like that kid and his mom from 28 weeks later. They got bit, but due to a genetic quirk weren't infected, though they were carriers of the disease.

No no... hes the ultimate mutation.... he's human but he feeds on PPE now!... wait that sounds familiar...

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Mon Sep 21, 2009 4:12 pm
by Nightbreed
psam_rage wrote:
We made it out the front door of the house, and we were going to take the bus when 3 zombies inside the bus saw us. We started running as fast as we could, but you know what they say about being chased by a bear - I only have to outrun the guy I'm with. Well, I ran faster than Curt, and he didn't stand a chance. Dragged down from behind. I can still hear his bones being bitten into...

Sweet revenge, thy name is 'crunch' the zombie.

Nightbreed wrote:Excellent Double entry for the return from your vacation! :ok: (hope it was a good one btw 8) )

THANK YOU!!!!!!!! Finally, that punk got what he deserved, though i have to admit i thought he would have gotten Alice killed, but nice to see her being so cutthroat. :twisted:

I think the sarge has been infected with zombieism (just made that word up :lol:) and for some reason the disease is dormant, like that kid and his mom from 28 weeks later. They got bit, but due to a genetic quirk weren't infected, though they were carriers of the disease.

No no... hes the ultimate mutation.... he's human but he feeds on PPE now!... wait that sounds familiar...


That's one of my other guesses, but i just don't want to believe that's he's a vampireish human with none of the cravings.

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Tue Sep 22, 2009 11:55 am
by Nightbreed
So many guesses about what's happening. And none of them are right. Maybe. :twisted:


I'll get it right YET Gadget!!!! :x :P :bandit:

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Tue Sep 22, 2009 10:29 pm
by psam_rage
Besides the complete lack of humanoid life (or un-life) just adds to the suspense.

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Wed Sep 23, 2009 1:19 pm
by Hound
Hmm.. could Pete now be a half-living?

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Wed Sep 23, 2009 2:34 pm
by azazel1024
Hound wrote:Hmm.. could Pete now be a half-living?


That's what I am thinking. Some kind of catatonic feverish state pushed him in to being a half-living. Wasn't he scratched or something by zombies a few days before?
-Matt

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Wed Sep 23, 2009 3:46 pm
by Nightbreed
azazel1024 wrote:
Hound wrote:Hmm.. could Pete now be a half-living?


That's what I am thinking. Some kind of catatonic feverish state pushed him in to being a half-living. Wasn't he scratched or something by zombies a few days before?
-Matt


Wow, forgot about the half-living zombie. You two may have finally solved the mystery of what the sarge is.

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Thu Sep 24, 2009 11:20 am
by azazel1024
*shakes fist in air, bulges neck muscles and tries to look shatner-ee*

KAHN LEON!!!

*sigh* I guess I'll just have to hang on to the edge of my seat a little longer.
-Matt

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Mon Sep 28, 2009 3:04 pm
by Nightbreed
This is definitely interesting and a bit baffling to boot. :-?

He can't be a thinker because you have pointed out that he's alive. You already said that it has absolutely nothing to do with psionics. Can't be magic because it just isn't your style from what i'm reading (though it'll be a nice rope-a-dope on me if it is :P ), besides, it seems that most of the zombie fan base (from what i've read in other threads when DR came out)don't like the idea of magic being behind such a thing. It's obvious that he's some kind of experiment. Military based of course, but the fact that the zombies don't bother him and seemingly obey his commands at times means he has to be some sort of hybrid, just not sure in what way though. :frust:

Still trying to work it out, though i may have to ask for help from my friends if they are able to help. All in all, it's a great story, with one heckuva stumper regarding the sarge. :ok:

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Tue Sep 29, 2009 12:41 pm
by Ranger
Leon Kennedy wrote:No entry today - I'm gonna be stuck in meetings at work pretty much until I leave. Have spent 3 hours in them already. Will try to post when I get home, but we'll see what the wife put on the honey-do list first.


Story first,

Honey-Do list distant 5th.

Re: A Survivor's Journal...

Posted: Tue Sep 29, 2009 12:56 pm
by Nightbreed
Ranger wrote:
Leon Kennedy wrote:No entry today - I'm gonna be stuck in meetings at work pretty much until I leave. Have spent 3 hours in them already. Will try to post when I get home, but we'll see what the wife put on the honey-do list first.


Story first,

Honey-Do list distant 5th.


While i would agree to a point, sometimes it's best to appease the wife so the husband can have peace of mind. :wink: