Lou woke up the next day in the reclined chair of his car. He blinked a few times, the sun having pasted a few branches in a tree and managed to hit him in the face waking him. He snapped the chair to up position and looked around the parking lot he was in. He smacked his lips some, a terrible taste lingering in his mouth. He was so tired after the crazy night he had had he didn't even bother freshening up before passing out in his car. Some folks had pitched tents or even slept in the rec hall. Lou, like many other nights, had slept in his car. Thinking about just how dangerous the island had been didn't bother Lou much, mainly because he was too tired to care. He smirked at his dock and clicked the lock open.
He opened his car door and stepped out to the first day of September in Coos county. He stretched out his back by tossing his arms over his head and he let out a groan. Sore from not only the night in the car but the fighting he had done yesterday. As he felt some injuries protest the stretching he slowly started to remember all the craziness that had happened on the island. He looked around the parking lot and saw the different vehicles that were parked. A wide range of transportation sat in the dirt parking lot, an interesting commentary on the people who were stuck with him. Everything from junk cars like his to high end rental cars were on the island. Lou chuckled to himself some and grabbed the shot gun off passenger seat of his car and loudly loaded it. He rested the gun on his shoulder and tossed on his sun glasses. He locked his car again walked up to the rec hall.
Lou walked up to the dilapidated rec hall and walked in the back door. He looked around at the tables that filled the main room and looked around at the objects that lay all over them. Just like the parking lot outside, the tables told a story about the people who had come this way. Medical supplies on some where as others were covered in strange gadgets that Lou had no idea what they did. Some had people sleeping under them. He walked over to a water cooler and tried to fill a paper cup with some water only to find that it was empty. He shrugged some and laid down his gun on the table. Lou picked up the cooler and brought it down to the water pump. He took the time to fill it up and then hefted it back up to the rec hall. It was in his nature to be helpful and he always tried to fix things. It was hard enough for him to fight the urge to sweep the floor or put a new coat of paint on the building. Depending on just how long he was going to be stuck here, he may just get to work on the building.
Once back inside with the water he put the water down and poured himself a cup of the water. He drank it down and filled a second cup. He walked out to the back porch and looked out at the river. It still looked rather dangerous and he smirked at imagining the different people on the island trying to make it to the side. He gave the croc-man the best odds but wondered if the demon with the chains could just fly across the river. He shook his head some. Just thinking about such strange things made him feel weird.