THE BATTLEFIELD OF LOVE
Part 81's. Go back 1
"Good in Atlanta Aaron, may you be our hero there." She smiled at me now as I escorted her on that little plane.
"I'm gonna be the savior hero you wanted Jen to be. Hopefully we can meet the song one day, maybe by then this damn disease has been wiped off the face of the earth."
"Hopefully." I hugged him for a while and waved at him who was now getting into the plane, his propeller started to light up later. I waved at him as he started to leave the track.
Perhaps he is the healer I have sent and all the inhabitants of the world really wish this all to pass. In the past, even Europe has lost 60% of its population due to the Black Death or bubonic plague.
But they survive, humanity survives this disaster, humans have immunity against this disease and Europe becomes one of the most advanced continents later. This time it should be the same, we human beings will be able to survive.
Especially now that health science has advanced much. We'll hold on, though,...
We planned our way back later. One of the soldiers reminded our captain to go back to the road yesterday, because someone might want to come with us.
And the journey back began. Apparently the safe route yesterday still applies. There has not been much change in the position of the infected bag, sometimes gunfire can be heard when you pass through the edge of Little Rock city. It seems that there are still many resources that can be taken anyway if there is anything they can take refuge in the military base.
"There were refugees yesterday in front of us." A group of fifteen people were waiting for us on the street where we met them yesterday.
There are fives they are women. Two children in their 10s may also be attending. Mission leaders welcomed them. I checked for a minute the kid who was coming, it seems he was just the flu. Her body temperature is not very high and she does have common cold symptoms. After all, he had three days of symptoms.
"It turns out there's a nurse who dares to go on a long trip." A woman greeted me. I introduced my name to him. "Ahh I'm Bella, nice to meet you, you're a military nurse."
"Ohh apparently there are already immune. Doesn't such a thing mean very good news?"
"Yes you're right that's very good news. There are already humans who can trigger their own immunity. And scientists can learn it."
"You know just this time I heard the news of relief after months like the world was about to end." Everybody says so.
"How did you join this group?"
"Ohh I was on the way to leave Little Rock, but then we were attacked and I met them, before our group there were about 40 people there were families as well but now there are leaving, there are dead.... And there are ... just want to get away from this broken world. We dare to survive." That must be heavy. Eight months of uncertainty.
"You're great at surviving on your own outside." He smiled bitterly.
"Entah Jen.. I don't know, maybe I'm too cowardly to die I guess. Or maybe my Dad and my mom in Sacramento there just gave me the courage to hang on, if there wasn't them maybe I'd have chosen the easy way." I understand her feelings because I feel the same way.
"It's sad ... We are the same, my mother who was alone in El Paso there who gave me hope to survive. We really need something to stand on." I patted her shoulder. Strive to strengthen each other at least by telling stories together. Our story is as sad as most of the others. But at least we're lucky our roots haven't been uprooted from this world.
"Hot Spring I've been there once. Hot water must be plentiful there. I think some want to move there because they're imagining a hot bath." I laughed, I think that's a little bit true.
...**************** connect tomorrow. ...