No Rest for the Wicked
Act I, Scene 1-In which an apocalypse reaches its crescendo, a people prepare for the worst and three men are out of a job
H-Hour +19 Hours
Playlist (Not really songs of the era always, but I listened to these while writing this)
Epica-Cry for the Moon
Cage the Elephant-No rest for the wicked
Iced Earth-Burning Times
Yesterday is Gone Forever
“Well Shit”
The Legionaire shrugs and walks off behind their technical to go tell Captain Afrifa that they were now certainly out of a job. The Captain and his 30 men are nominally members of the Presidential guard, but they had as much loyalty to Sankara as the Mercenary did. They would see the writing on the wall as well. They had to leave the area before the fallout from O-Town reached them. The Mercenary watches the flames in the far distance through the binoculars.
“Fucking O-Town”
The Mercenary gets back in the truck, and fiddles with the radio, searching for stations still blasting. Radio Niamey seems to be on the air.
“My Generals will tell me what I exactly want to hear. We must save Ghana. For all we can tell, we have been saved by the madness of the Superpowers. I need you to organize another regiment and bring it to the Benin border inside Togo. Take whatever Armor and vehicles you can put together. I will continue to try to make contact with anyone still functional in the continent”
“We’re beginning to get radio reports”
The man says nothing
The Prime Minister steps forward
“Sir?”
The man still says nothing
“Get a Doctor”
The Prime Minister rules Libya now, this was certain unexpected
Knows it time to kill..and be king.
The radio blasts
Oh, there ain't no rest for the wicked
Money don't grow on trees
I got bills to pay, I got mouths to feed
There ain't nothin' in this world for free
Act I, Scene 1-In which an apocalypse reaches its crescendo, a people prepare for the worst and three men are out of a job
H-Hour +19 Hours
Playlist (Not really songs of the era always, but I listened to these while writing this)
Epica-Cry for the Moon
Cage the Elephant-No rest for the wicked
Iced Earth-Burning Times
Yesterday is Gone Forever
- Enter the Mercenary
“Well Shit”
The Legionaire shrugs and walks off behind their technical to go tell Captain Afrifa that they were now certainly out of a job. The Captain and his 30 men are nominally members of the Presidential guard, but they had as much loyalty to Sankara as the Mercenary did. They would see the writing on the wall as well. They had to leave the area before the fallout from O-Town reached them. The Mercenary watches the flames in the far distance through the binoculars.
“Fucking O-Town”
The Mercenary gets back in the truck, and fiddles with the radio, searching for stations still blasting. Radio Niamey seems to be on the air.
- Enter the Captain
“My Generals will tell me what I exactly want to hear. We must save Ghana. For all we can tell, we have been saved by the madness of the Superpowers. I need you to organize another regiment and bring it to the Benin border inside Togo. Take whatever Armor and vehicles you can put together. I will continue to try to make contact with anyone still functional in the continent”
- Enter the Unprepared Man
“We’re beginning to get radio reports”
The man says nothing
The Prime Minister steps forward
“Sir?”
The man still says nothing
“Get a Doctor”
The Prime Minister rules Libya now, this was certain unexpected
- Enter the Boy
- Enter the Man who would be King
Knows it time to kill..and be king.
The radio blasts
Oh, there ain't no rest for the wicked
Money don't grow on trees
I got bills to pay, I got mouths to feed
There ain't nothin' in this world for free
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