Author: Zachary Dixon

“You sure this is worth going to?” Shade asked as Yumi walked out of the kitchen.

“It’s fucking early again. I thought we agreed we weren’t doing this when it was fucking early.” “Yeah probably. But it’s still the best way to bond and awake up.” Phase said as he paced around the rooftop. Shade and Rogue were busy putting the buckets in various corners of the rooftop. “What’re we doing?” […]

Finishing up the last of the list the pair realized getting it home was going to be even harder than they initially thought. So, they brought two carts and pushed them together. The sun was setting as they pushed the baskets down the streets in their single file. They got numerous strange looks but they […]

“Everybody in position?” Feint asked from a few blocks away.  She was hidden in the shadows but still had to avoid the glare of the car lights. She was staring at a hospital, the newest target for the now six of them.

Feint walked slowly through the streets with watchful eyes. She walked on the sidewalk avoiding contact with anyone. A few people caught sight of her and ran from her almost instantly. Apparently walking around while wearing a mask wasn’t normal. Then again, the news didn’t help her public image but she needed her hands free. […]

Phase woke up with the sounds of birds and a car alarm. A normal city morning. As he sat up he grunted feeling the bandages tug. His chest and face were aching and he coughed into his hand sharply. Shivering he swung his legs over the side of his bed.

Darren ran their fingers through their hair and then down their face. Wiping their eyes out slowly they looked at the thieves around them and smiled. “Thanks. I didn’t expect to be out for so long. Like wise I didn’t think that I’d get found out.”

The next morning was a slow wake up for Phase. He was sluggish as he moved, every step his body tell him he was stiff. Pushing himself up slowly and running his fingers through his hair he got out of bed. From the window he could see that it wasn’t quite morning yet in that […]

“I really don’t wanna go down there.” Yumi said for the third time.

Yumi fell face first into the ground, the blow that hit her rattling her brain. She was seeing triple and her head was throbbing. The crowd was roaring around her, cheering her onward and she was not feeling it but she didn’t have much choice in the cage.