Back Shadow Sun Survival: Shadow Sun Book One
Chapters (21)
  1. Shadow Sun
  2. Chapter One
  3. Chapter Two
  4. Chapter Three
  5. Chapter Four
  6. Chapter Five
  7. Chapter Six
  8. Chapter Seven
  9. Chapter Eight
  10. Chapter Nine
  11. Chapter Ten
  12. Chapter Eleven
  13. Chapter Twelve
  14. Chapter Thirteen
  15. Chapter Fourteen
  16. Chapter Fifteen
  17. Chapter Sixteen
  18. Chapter Seventeen
  19. Chapter Eighteen
  20. Chapter Nineteen
  21. Acknowledgements

One of them was set up as a standard sleeper camper, with a bedroom in the back, small bathroom, kitchen, and dining/seating area.  There were four captain’s seats in the front.  It could comfortably seat eight or ten people as they rode.   The other one was more of a tour bus style, with the same four captain’s seats up front, but long benches along either side in the middle.  There was still a small kitchen and bathroom in the back.  And two fold-out bunks on either side about two-thirds of the way back.

Between the two, they could comfortably transport all of Luther’s people.   And even let some of them sleep inside overnight.    Allistor decided finding a school bus wasn’t necessary.

The rest of the afternoon was spent loading up people’s belongings.  Both RVs had huge storage capacities, their sides lined with doors that opened to reveal capacious compartments for gear.  They were filled with bedrolls and suitcases, anything that wouldn’t do well out in the rain.  The trailer was loaded with crates and plastic containers filled with everything from photo albums to household appliances.  There were bags of guns and ammo, boxes of valuables looted from the town that could be sold or traded.  Two wooden chests full of kid’s toys were loaded up as well.

George had some people strap large tarps and tents to the rails atop the RVs.  Then they pulled a trailer from one of the garages that held two snowmobiles.  That was hooked to the back of his RV.   Allistor laughed at that.  The thought of getting around in winter snow hadn’t even occurred to him.  It was late summer still, and he hadn’t thought that far ahead.  They’d have to find a few more before the snows came.  This close to the mountains, winter was no joke.

The last surprise George sprung on Allistor came after dinner.

They’d gathered everyone together for the meal, leaving the walls unguarded for a time.   Meg and Sam had served four giant roasts with potatoes, carrots, and onions.  As folks ate their dinners, Allistor explained to all of them about their new world.   How attributes worked, ways to obtain skills and level them up.  He let Amanda talk about how healing worked, and her discovery of the tiny nanobots, or whatever they were.  Allistor convinced Dillon to be his lovely assistant, telling the boy to get up and run.  When he was a few steps away, Allistor hit him with Restraint and the boy froze mid-stride.  When Allistor canceled the spell, Dillon stumbled and fell, causing the other kids to laugh and point.  Allistor targeted the most obnoxious of those kids and levitated him up out of his seat.  Not letting him down until he apologized.