Nothing Left to Say

"You're welcome. Let's go."

I nodded and hurried to the dugout.

I ran after her.

I was a bit surprised by how many people showed up, "Ok, so how many of you want to be out doing something rather sitting here till this is over?"

They all raised their hands.

"That's what I thought. Ok so the cure is made up of these chemicals," I saw a blackboard and wrote the chemicals down then the instructions on making the cure, "Find some people who can and will go with you to get these chemicals and make the cure, then you can do what Tony and me are doing."

They looked a bit confused. "Saving people, hunting things," I told them.

"Sorry we both like Supernatural, what we're doing is hitting Stadiums and Airports." I saw another blackboard and drew a diagram of both, "You can access the fire alarm systems and everything from the outside, put the cure in the water for the fire alarm system, barricade the door and turn it on. The sound will draw the walkers and then the water will cure them."

They nodded in understanding.

"Show whoever you want the diagrams and bring whoever you want with you, thank you for listening."

They started talking.

"Any questions before we take off?"

No one spoke up.

"Ok, well good luck to all of you."

There were some cheering and yells of agreement.

I smiled a bit and grabbed Tony's hand then left the dugout and pulled him with me.

I quickly kept up with her.

Finally we were out of earshot of everyone else, "that was not fun, I thought I was gonna pass out."

"You did good."

"Thank you."

"You're welcome."

"Where to next?"

"I don't know."

"Walkie talkies! Ugh why didn't I think of that earlier?!"

I looked at her. "Darn it."