XXIV
Efren had made three unexpected things (unexpected to those who watched) that beautiful, sunny morning in mid-September:
- Getting up early [10] .
- Kill the workers forever, but also to the ambulance drivers and three mercenaries who came later after the hills.
- look at the sign that usually hung on the back of the ambulance and did not say "influenza-infected," but "work of the City Council.
As a result of such changes in routine, Efren decided to act on instinct. And her instinct told her that's where the ambulance came there were many more infected. "Works of the City." Yes, Elche be the beginning of a new stage: the salvation of a large scale. She shuddered with pleasure at the thought. But was good to enjoy the work assigned?
A few voices shouted to each other with such force that Ephrem gave a little start back, running into the ambulance. After a moment Ephrem himself was driving the vehicle towards the center of the city. Coincidentally, all the cars going in the opposite direction to yours. "Of course, the flu," he thought. Did not linger too much in the gutter throw those drivers, it would focus on the source of infection, a place called Town Hall.
- Lady, where do you go to this place? - Pointing to the poster.
- Sir, you must be sick ... - answered a friendly and trembling old woman who had observed the changes in the circulation of Ephrem.
- Sick?! You are the diseased - Boum.
Brains and other unidentifiable parts of the old woman doused with joy the window of a motorcycle parts store. It was unbelievable, no one seemed aware of his illness. Two burly mechanics wrenches came with paths toward the van. Ephrem saw them coming and before proceeding with their hectic tour down the road, giving him a sound bite in the nose of one of them, while putting (MOUTH OF MARY) the barrel of his shotgun in the testicles other. And pulled the trigger. _________________________________________________
[10] probably due to physiological habituation to drugs supplied him daily with meals that was "accidentally" after their raids.
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