Karlos and the Russians by:Peter
Karlos had very normal life and was happy with it. At least he wasn’t in syria or something like that. Anyway, as always, he was working in his smoke shop, even though he doesn’t smoke. Business was not very good, especially since it was 100F outside. Karlos was the richest person ever, but he had enough money to maintain his smoke shop, his apartment and his food bills. (Not very much). He sometimes had visitors and most likly will probably buy cigarettes as Karlos selles cigarettes quite a lot cheaper than at gas stations. Although the cramped conditions of his house and smoke shop. His parents live a block closer to the entrance to the town.
However, bit by bit, his fantastic world was starting to …show more content…
Lots of them. Maybe if we needed, Rob and I could sneak some slaves into recruitment. Torrine isn’t a small town either, so, Russia was about halfway through the town in means of control. Just walking out on open battlefield is like suicide, so before they left Roberto’s house, they got a good look around and got used to the ruins of building and bodies, even the town hall was destroyed, even though the council does meeting in a meeting room above the recreational center. So, sneaking close to a wall, always looking cautiously on the other side of the street, continued down to where the battle still …show more content…
Their initial goal for now was to get out of the town and follow the road that the russians came down. The fact that there were barely any Russian warriors threw them off a bit and since there were so few, all they had to do was to walk right out. Luckily, there was a really slow tank that they could follow to the base they had that they were using. Rob thought it was going to be an abandoned warehouse or something like that. Since it was the most logical answer, Karlos didn’t question it.
I’m just going to say right now, that was a very long trip. When I say long, I mean long. For example, If it were to be written into a series of books, there would be more blank books than Harry Potter, The Hobbit and all of Jordan Korman’s books put together. (Thats a lot you know). Anyway, apart from the 3 weeks of walking, its wasn’t as bad as you may think. Karlos and Rob also past a lot of towns and even cities that were taken hostage by the Russians, long since abandoned. Anyway, when they made it to the lair of the Russian
Karlos had very normal life and was happy with it. At least he wasn’t in syria or something like that. Anyway, as always, he was working in his smoke shop, even though he doesn’t smoke. Business was not very good, especially since it was 100F outside. Karlos was the richest person ever, but he had enough money to maintain his smoke shop, his apartment and his food bills. (Not very much). He sometimes had visitors and most likly will probably buy cigarettes as Karlos selles cigarettes quite a lot cheaper than at gas stations. Although the cramped conditions of his house and smoke shop. His parents live a block closer to the entrance to the town.
However, bit by bit, his fantastic world was starting to …show more content…
Lots of them. Maybe if we needed, Rob and I could sneak some slaves into recruitment. Torrine isn’t a small town either, so, Russia was about halfway through the town in means of control. Just walking out on open battlefield is like suicide, so before they left Roberto’s house, they got a good look around and got used to the ruins of building and bodies, even the town hall was destroyed, even though the council does meeting in a meeting room above the recreational center. So, sneaking close to a wall, always looking cautiously on the other side of the street, continued down to where the battle still …show more content…
Their initial goal for now was to get out of the town and follow the road that the russians came down. The fact that there were barely any Russian warriors threw them off a bit and since there were so few, all they had to do was to walk right out. Luckily, there was a really slow tank that they could follow to the base they had that they were using. Rob thought it was going to be an abandoned warehouse or something like that. Since it was the most logical answer, Karlos didn’t question it.
I’m just going to say right now, that was a very long trip. When I say long, I mean long. For example, If it were to be written into a series of books, there would be more blank books than Harry Potter, The Hobbit and all of Jordan Korman’s books put together. (Thats a lot you know). Anyway, apart from the 3 weeks of walking, its wasn’t as bad as you may think. Karlos and Rob also past a lot of towns and even cities that were taken hostage by the Russians, long since abandoned. Anyway, when they made it to the lair of the Russian