The outstretched road, cluttered with abandoned cars and a mere obstacle course for his own, would remain to be their home for the night. It was an easy escape from oncoming infected, as well as offering necessary fuel and abandoned tools which could be used for their survival. With that in mind, fingertips rifled throughout his glove compartment, observing necessities he’d kept from the old world; a single pistol, a map, an aged novel and the like. It was scrap he kept whenever they were required, as if he never expected to find their use in dystopia. However, with a square jaw and the insistence to heed his curiosity, dark eyes eventually fell across what he required: a spray can.
“The way I look at it,” he declared, heaving himself from the confinements of his car and meandering through the several survivors who flocked nearby. “We give this a few days and we move on.” There was no reason to cling to pointless hope, awaiting what would surely be their demise. “Any other survivors out there gotta be wise enough to realise the same. We can’t make time for them, otherwise we’re as good as dead.”
Despite his pessimism, or realism depending on how one would look at it, he paused at the front of a rusted car and sprayed the initials of the survivors on the windshield.