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Chapter 5: The Hunger of the Wanderer



After what felt like an eternity under the relentless rain, I found myself sinking into a hollow numbness. The storm had finally eased, and with its passing, a different kind of need clawed at my insides—a raw, unyielding hunger that demanded to be satisfied.

I shuffled through the deserted town, each step echoing on broken streets where rain mingled with the lingering scent of blood and decay. Every corner I turned seemed to be haunted by the memories of that horrific night—the screams, the betrayal, the lives I'd taken. And yet, amid that agony, a primal instinct for survival stirred within me. I was still alive, and that meant I had to eat.

Wandering aimlessly, I made my way toward what had once been the head office of the town's command center. It was there, amidst the debris and shattered glass, that I spotted a glint of light. A solitary flare lay half-buried in the wreckage. I remembered the children's hushed whispers about it—a "message of wa-…" something, a symbol of hope or perhaps a warning. Whatever it was meant to be, it shone like a beacon in the dark.

My trembling hands reached for the flare, and with a deep, resolute exhale, I struck it. The flare burst into life, its burning light cutting through the gloom and casting eerie, flickering shadows across the ruined walls. The glow revealed the outline of an abandoned house—a small haven amid the devastation.

Drawn to the light, I stepped inside. The silence was oppressive, yet within that dusty, decaying space, I began to scavenge for food. I found a few long-forgotten rations, some stale bread, and other meager supplies. As I gathered them, the hunger in my belly transformed from a painful reminder of loss into a tangible promise of survival—a call to rebuild, however faintly, from the ruins of my shattered world.

Even as my heart still bore the heavy weight of sorrow and guilt for all that had transpired, the simple act of feeding myself ignited a spark—a flicker of life that refused to be snuffed out. In that rain-soaked, tear-streaked moment, I realized that despite the horror, despite the nightmares that haunted my every step, the will to live endured. And with that small flame of hope guiding me, I resolved to gather what I needed and forge a path forward from the darkness.


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