Allied Zombies for Peace. Craig Nybo
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“We got innocent people here; I don’t want you or any of your friends within ten feet of the sidewalk or I’ll be forced to retaliate.”
“You mean you ain’t going to stop me?” the veteran asked.
“I’m only here to contain the situation until more help arrives,” Fern lied; the truth was, there was nothing he, Smash, and the other handful of cops—whom Fern hadn’t seen since running into the fray—could do to stop the spread of violence. “Get out of the fight before it goes bad for you,” Fern said to the veteran.
The veteran coughed off a smokers laugh then ran back into the fight, plunging an elbow into a meaty hippie at the outer rim of the brawl as he entered the fray.
Fern bit down hard and shook his head. That damn commissioner Stillman had neutered the cops by cutting their presence at the parade.
The horse-toothed hippie pushed himself up onto all fours and vomited a stream of white bile and half digested sandwich onto the tarmac.
Fern winced.
The hippie rocked over to his butt and hugged his knees up to his chest. He looked over his shoulder at Fern, his face forlorn, beckoning.
Fern pointed to the pool of vomit and raised his baton. “You stay right where you are. When this storm passes, I’m gonna make you clean that up.”
The hippie hugged his knees up tighter against his chest and looked away.
Schecky bit down hard and imagined kicking brave officer Fern’s face in with a steel-toed boot. Maybe officer Fern would make the hippie clean up that little pool of vomit; but, if he could help it, Schecky would make it so that somebody would have to clean officer Fern off from the road as well. Pigs were just like baby-killers, always out for violence and subjugation.
Spilled oil, which had pooled under the Impala, soaked through the butt of Schecky’s American flag pants. He felt the slick stuff collecting in his crack. He wanted to roll out from under the car and take his chances with Fern, but he knew that he’d lose against the pig. It was okay; Schecky was resourceful; he would wait for the right opportunity, then he would go to the aid of his brothers.
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