Name: Alex Aroth/xxxxkill
Age: 12
Location: San Leandro, California
Inventory: Hell if I know.
Weather Conditions: It's cold.
I grabbed the knife off of the floor, sliding it back into its holder. I walked back to my room. I knew I had to leave. I couldn't just stay here. I would have to leave at some point anyhow. I opened my backpack, looking inside. A binder, not much else. I put my metal water bottle inside the side pocket, and took the binder out. I opened it, and took out all the useless school crap I had inside. Then, I slid out the plastic sheet that held the rings inside.
I grabbed a few notebooks, tearing out the pages I had written on. I put those into one of the sections of my backpack. I grabbed the first-aid kit sitting on my desk, putting that into my binder as well. I hoped I could actually be competant with that. I glanced around. Not much else to take from my desk but the bible I owned. I put that in my backpack as well.
I began to search around the house. I grabbed some chinese medicine, and labeled what my parents generally used it for, and what dosage or how to apply it. I put that inside the first aid kit. I compared the first-aid kit with what we- no, I, had in the medicine cabinet. I had bandages, guaze, disinfectant, some medicine for common dieseases. I made a list of things I might need and should pick up later.
I went into the kitchen next. I probably shouldn't be getting disposable food, so I left the refridgerator untouched. I grabbed each of the knives I had, looking at each one. I took three, two of average length, and one that was about seven inches long. I tied them to the belt I was wearing.
I though for a moment, What else... What else... I grabbed the laptop bag, though I was going to have to carry it rather than put it in my backpack. Worth it. I also took a maglight, and a small but powerful flashlight. The smaller one I attached to my belt, while I stuck the larger one into my backpack.
I grabbed my father's car keys and walked out the door. I climbed into the Volvo (letter)60 and started it up. I damn hope I know how to loving drive. At least my feet touch the bloody pedals. I began to slowly back up out of the driveway, unsure of what I was doing.