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Sue watched the way Max apologized on Sue bot's level.

"Hey, Sue bot. Would you finish the repairs on the van for me? I'll keep my eye on you, ok? I just wanna go talk to Max for a little bit. You gonna be ok?"

Sue bot smiled and saluted! "Yeah! I got it mommy! I'll keep on the lookout for zombies too!"

"Good girl. You hold onto that knife Max gave you, ok? But don't point it at anyone unless they try to touch you, ok? Not everyone is bad... or broken. Ok? Just don't let anyone touch you."

"Okay!" Sue bot said, grinning.

Sue smiled back and chuckled, before she gave Sue bot a one-armed hug. "Good girl. Mommy will be right back."

Sue went up to go see Max while she periodically looked back to check on Sue bot, who carried on repairing the van. She heard him laughing a little, which made her smile. He seemed lighter than before. "Hey, what's up?" She asked, raising a hand to wave. "You feeling alright? I appreciated that apology... really. But... I think I can trust you to make the right calls when they're needed. Honestly... if you hadn't intervened... those two would've suffered way worse if they even laid a finger on Sue bot."

* Max wasn't expecting sue to come up to him and talk but he would gladly respond back to her wave and her words of his leadership *

Max: well I mean I guess your right about that you hurting them worse then what I did I just don't know if I'm making right calls or not I mean now I just threw out the bast defense for the walls of this place couse nobody else can make moonshine to make those militoves but I didn't want them to couse anymore trouble to the other survivers because then maybe more people would be at my throat if i didn't throw them out so i guess im just stressed but who isn't these days

* he said as he would take a drag of the bible paper joint before offering it to sue *

Sue accepted the blunt with a calm hand and held it for a second. "Heh! Guys like that? You did make the right choice. They would've caused trouble eventually." She pressed blunt to her lips and took a steady inhale. Breathing out, she placed her free hand on her hip and offered to pass it. "You're looking at your new best defense, anyhow. Maybe I haven't made a molotov before, but Sue bot can probably study their moonshine station if you show her to it. She can pretty much learn how anything works just by looking at it. Then? We'll be drinkin quality shine, AND making your molotovs. How's that sound?"

* max would take the joint back and inhild the smoke a couple of times as he would be interested in sues response* max: well maybe your right about that you being are new defense still I have yet to see what your blue little light thing does , but I mean if she can do that then she could honestly help with a lot of things here like the power to the wall lights and the makeshift garage we've made if that's the case then perfect but I'd have to assume sue bot needs materials and such to work on stuff right.

* Max said as he would pass the joint back to sue as he would lean against the railing of the wall *

Sue smiled and hit the joint~ "You got yourself a deal, capt. Glad I can save the secret weapon for the horde! It would've been spoiled on those losers if you hadn't stepped in." She took another drag and handed it~

"Now that book you have doesn't look like it's just for wrapping joint. Heh, do you read it?" she smiled curiously!

* max chuckled at her remark of using her weapon on the dumb brothers and then laughed a little more from the question she asked *

Max: well I can't say I don't believe that stuff but I'm not going to be all praise jesus and such when I was younger my mom would take me and her to church so that I could see other kids and at least have a fun time while I wasn't at home plus it got her out of a bad couple situations her self so I was given one you know like any other person who went to church but I was never like going to make it my hole life but then I want to say about a month or two in the end of days it came in handy couse I learned this trick from a video game you can use the first page of the Bible as any rolling peper so I did use the one from my child who'd at first but then I would find other bibles that weren't soaked in water or torn and use those so it's a ok alternative besides the taste of ink it's not bad * he said with a chuckle *

Max: you know I'll have to introduce you to the women in charge of a few things of pertecting the wall her name is verla we knew each other from time to time before stuff went bad so if you want to help her with pertecting this place I'll introduce ya she's just down there at the rocking chairs

* he said pointing a little ways away from the wall to verla sleeping in the chair minding her business *

THWACK, CRACK, SNAP

"Wham, bam, alakazam! And another one bites the dust!"

Willow said as she cracked the reanimated radio jockey across his, once alive, but now dead, face.

A clicking sound could be heard by anyone in Willow's immediate area, which would be no one. As she flipped a switch in an abandoned radio station, static could be heard across any radio that happened to be on. Her finger tapped the mic a couple of times, and she cleared her throat before speaking.

"Hellooooooo, potential denizens of Zombieton! That's the name of this place now, non-negotiable. Unless, of course, someone has a more catchy name for it!"

The station was very static and it would probably be kinda hard to make out anything Willow was rambling about, but she tried anyway.

"I'ma be your entertainment for the next little while, so enjoy! Let's talk politics! Fiiiiirst caller, you're on the air!"

Obviously, there really was no caller. But Willow winged it.

"What? No, no! The world is fine! It's just...fine! Stop being so silly! What's that? You love my show? Gee golly! You really know how to make a girl giddy, don't ya? Wait, what? Not my show? Wow... rude ass. WHAT? NO-FRACKIN'-WAY! I did NOT steal the station. The last radio jockey just stepped down, for... personal reasons! The generator doesn't even have much juice left. So stop talking crap and enjoy me while ya can! Next caller!"

As Willow talked to no one at all, she was clearly trying to entertain anyone who happened to be tuning in.

* Max would wait on sues response but while he was waiting for her answer if she wanted to meet verla he would hear the faint crackle of another person on the walkie talky he had been carrying in his pocket forgetting it was broken and out of shape for a little while now all he could really hear is the faint crackle of a women who was causing a commotion on the radio a women Max had been familiar with before the settlement was bult *

Max: whoa uh hold on sue I don't mean to not introduce you to verla but well the walky talky this thing hasn't made a noise in I don't even know how long do you think you could fix it or sue bot * max said curiesly *

Willow tapped the mic again.

"Is this thing on? Caller two, my sources say that you enjoy long walks on the beach and starry nights! That's so romantic...BLECH! Get outta here with that sappy crap!"

Willow noticed a piece of paper on the table. It was a hand drawn map, probably of the area she was in.

"Huh, neat. I think I found a treasure map! That, or the location of someone's buried gym socks!"

As she leaned back in the chair, one of the legs snapped causing her to fall. It would be possible for someone to hear the commotion over the radio. She would stand back up and brush the dirt off of her legs.

"I'm OKAAAAAY! That was, uh... That was just part of the skit, yeah... N-no need to worry."

About that time the power began to flicker. She could use this place to communicate with people, but she would have to maintain the generator.

"Shit... I guess that's all the time we have for today, folks. The producer says we're off the air! Tune in tomorrow. Same whack time, same whack channel! Love ya, kiddos! Mwah!"

With that, the station went off the air and only static would be heard on the radios, if any even were working. Willow sighed as she slumped to the floor wrapping her arms around her knees, pulling them close to her chest. She looked over to the radio jockey and chuckled.

"Well, damn. That was fun while it lasted. No wonder you guys used to sound like you were having fun! Cause it is fun!"

The radio jockey gurgled and twitched. Willow hadn't unalived him, just immobilized him for the time being.

* max would lead the way back to his van from where sue was and he would call to verla when he would walk past her to come see him near the van *

Max: well it can't be that hard this thing is only a walky talky alot easier then a stario system* he said as he would start messing with the walkie and unscrewed some small screws and rewired some cords and such and then the signal was coming out sorta clearer he would hear the fall of the women on the radio *

Max: what is this lady's game she sounds like someone off of uhf or something

* he said as he would then try to speak into it *
max: hello? Miss can you hear me
* he said as he would wait for a good moment after hearing her supposedly sign off

* max: hello! Are you still there miss

* he said trying a few more times to see if it works or not *

Sue looked a little confused as Max talked but let it go. He had a lot on his mind. She took a drag of the bible joint while he went on but then found a space to speak up, after she blew out her smoke~

"Uh, who's Jesus?" she asked, curiously! The name he put out earlier, she latched onto it as he continued. Praise Jesus he said, but she didn't know what that meant. She leaned back, looking at him. She'd never been to church before or even heard of one either, but she wanted to understand what he was talking about. She'd eventually follow him back to the van when he got interrupted by a signal on his walkie that didn't seem to come out right. She held on to the conversation about the bible while they walked. "Do you think I could give it a look before you go through all the pages then?" she laughed a little. "Don't let me stop you from rolling up the pages though. I'm just curious what it's about, that's all."

When they got back to the van, Sue asked Sue bot if she could repair the walkie. "Lemme see! Can I take that from you for a second, Max?"

Sue bot would scan the walkie if she got the go-ahead, and noticed that it just needed some charge in its batteries and a recalibration. She injected some of her own electric current into the battery charging port and tuned the walkie frequency until the voice on the other end came in clearer. "Aha! There we go!" Sue bot chirped~