Here is a Sneak Peek at a story I am writing for an Action Game to be created by Leeworlds. Leeworlds can be seen at www.leeworlds.com
As I turned the corner, I could see smoke coming from the direction of my house. I sped up and then came to a screeching halt at the corner of my street before hitting the barricade. I got out and ran toward my house. The entire top floor was gone and the smoke was still billowing off it.
The officer on scene said, Wait you can’t go near there.”
I said, “That is my house.”
“Who are you?” the officer asked.
“I’m Jim Jones and I need to get in my house.”
“You can’t until the Fire Chief says it is okay.” It was a bad electrical fire.”
I said, “That’s impossible, since there are four more houses burning. It has to be arson and I am going to find out who did it.” I pushed the cop out of my way.
I entered my garage and opened the gun safe. After removing several weapons, I walked out. The officer tried to stopped me, but I pushed him out of the way and said, “Don’t try it again.”
I knew where to start and that was at the intersection of Main and Elm. This is where all the troublemakers hang out, when not causing people trouble. I pulled up to the corner and when they saw me, they started yelling at me. I climbed out and took my AK-47 with me. One of them reaches for something and the shooting started. I hit the first two with no problem, then they started shooting, and I was ducking bullets and shooting at any thing that moved.
When I thought I was done, someone from behind yelled for me to stop. I turned and looked at the kid. He was not holding a weapon, so I didn’t fire.
“What do you want?” I asked.
“Why are you doing this?”
“Because someone burned my house and when I got here they started the gun fire.”
“But, they didn’t start the fire. I know who did though. It was the gang on 42nd Street.”
“How do you know that?” I asked.
“I saw them at the fire. They were there when I showed up.” You can find them in that old building on 42nd just south of Hudson Street.
As I turned to leave, I heard the hammer being cocked.