Looking at the locked counter, Daunte sighs. Guess I'll just have to file that away for an emergency, he figures. I don't think I can justify busting the lock unless we actually see something... but damn is that annoying.
He follows John back to the restroom holding up his end of the tent, his beam of light bobbing across the walls as they moved. Everything seemed quieter, which was disconcerting considering a gunshot had just gone off. The suspense of the whole situation was killing him, and he needed to cope with it.
Daunte's coping mechanism was to talk.
"Hey man, what's your name?" he asks his tent-carrying partner. "I'm Daunte. Daunte Spinks. This is kinda crazy, huh? Power going out, cut off from the outside world by a snowstorm, and gun shots. It's like a movie or something, you know? My friends back home are never going to believe this."
He follows John back to the restroom holding up his end of the tent, his beam of light bobbing across the walls as they moved. Everything seemed quieter, which was disconcerting considering a gunshot had just gone off. The suspense of the whole situation was killing him, and he needed to cope with it.
Daunte's coping mechanism was to talk.
"Hey man, what's your name?" he asks his tent-carrying partner. "I'm Daunte. Daunte Spinks. This is kinda crazy, huh? Power going out, cut off from the outside world by a snowstorm, and gun shots. It's like a movie or something, you know? My friends back home are never going to believe this."