Human Extinction Level Loss (Book 2): Substation (The Last Stand Of Gary Sykes) - Plot & Excerpts
Beverly screamed. Gary stared slack-jawed at the door. Beside him, Beverly gyrated. “I mean it’s fine to want to help survivors, Gary, but that means We have to survive long enough to do it!” Beverly cried. “Let me think!” Gary shouted. Beverly jumped at his retort and Gary felt bad and tried to placate. “I’m sorry, Bev. I’ll figure this out,” he said. He put his fingers to his temples, looking like he was trying to tune in a frequency in his head. Beverly stared at him and expended all her mental energy trying to give Gary the time he needed and not just scream at him to hurry. Finally, Gary’s face lit up and he snapped his fingers. “Zombies can’t use the stairs!” Gary shouted. Beverly gasped in relief and grabbed Gary’s hands. Her relief was short lived as she failed to grasp the import that so clearly had impressed Gary. He saw the look on her face. “On flat level surfaces, Zombies do fine. They can chase you forever, but up and down steep inclines, inclines like stairs for instance, they are no good. Whatever virus reanimates them doesn’t equip them with an advanced set of motor skills,”
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