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Twin Gun: A Story of The Indy-Ohio War
Twin Gun: A Story of The Indy-Ohio War
A gunshot rang out across the dark and overcast sky of the
Indiana Azure Camp wasteland. It had been five days of endless
hand and gun combat and Victoria didnt understand why they
were even fighting. She knew that once the president had
declared that each state was its own country, in the April of
3015, hasty plans were made by all. It was now 3016 and with
Hawaii siding with Ohio because of trade and California siding
with Indiana because of some pact, the war they had started
would be hard to win. Victoria still hadnt figured out why they
had started this nonsense war in the first place. She didnt see
anything wrong with the people of Ohio and didnt see any point
in only wearing blue, Indianas color. Instead, Victoria wore
purple: a mix of Indiana blue and Ohio red.
Pulling on her purple sweatshirt, Victoria yawned like a
bear and opened the frayed yellow cover to her tent. On instinct
she covered her ears. Shouts had started to bounce back and
forth like ping-pong balls, from one side of the camp to the
other. Almost half the camp had been woken due to the gunshot
and they werent too happy. You see, Indiana and Ohio had
agreed on a night rest. A night rest was when both sides were at
a truce for ten hours, when the suns glowing face wasnt
shining. To make sure it wasnt, Victoria turned to the east.
Victoria felt like there was a string tugging her toward the
border between the Indiana Azure Camp and the Ohio Maroon
Camp. She got all the way to the border and stopped. Was this
really a good idea? All of a sudden the Azure General order,
Everybody into lineup 133. Victoria and Smith are going in for
the surprise and Sunny and Matt are rapid firing. LETS GO!!
MOVE IT PEOPLE!! TO THE COMBAT BASE MEETING
ROOM!!
different was that New York was now next to Virginia. Victoria
wondered why New York had switched sides.
While Victoria began to ponder why New York would
switch sides, Luke zipped up the front of his maroon colored
jacket and turned around. He knew inside it was a bad idea, but
he couldnt help himself. He hated the Indiana natives and the
dumb night rest. He wanted to conquer Indiana already and stop
having to sleep out in the cold. Granted the gunshot might have
been a bit over doing; he could have just set a bomb on the
border. He hadnt realized it was a bad idea, until he remember
he was shooting at the slick, metal divider, that stood between
the camps, and his hand made, small, bronze bullet bounced
back to graze his forearm. It didnt hurt that bad and he loved
the color of blood, but it was a dead give away that he had shot
the gun.
on the floor with her porcelain hands tied behind her was Twin
Gun. He felt that dumb sensation coming back. It felt as if his
heart was attached to a thin wire that was stretched from him to
her and if he turned away his heart would be ripped from his
chest. He knew they would torture her and even if she was on
the other side, she had stolen his heart. He just couldnt let them
tear out her veins until she told them what they wanted, he just
couldnt. The tugging almost brought him to his knees right next
to her it was so strong.
He tripped forward and gasped, What are you doing?
Abby slyly turned around and smirked, We caught this
Azure down in the far woods.
Luke looked down into Twin Guns eyes and pleaded, Why
were you in the far woods?
Twin Gun nodded to something laying a few inches in front of
her and Luke picked it up. It was the bronze bullet that had he
had hit himself with, it must have fallen out when he pulled his
gun out of his pocket! The bullet was the final page, a beacon in
the dark of night on the stormy sea.Ungag her! He ordered and
Abby obeyed.
I thought you might want it, it might have symbolized
something. Victoria whimpered.
Well, now it does. Victoria, He paused, for her to get the
point, Will you go out with me? I cant stand here knowing
what they will do to you and not do anything.
He handed her the bullet back with it now tied to a purple ribbon
that he had taken from her hair.
Luke undid her binds and helped her up, never letting go of
her hand as he walked outside of the tent into an ambush of
Azures and raised their hands to the sky. In that moment the
tugging that both Luke and Victoria had experienced never felt