Lixi cracked a smile at Martin's giddy reaction to the chance to bash something with a golf club. She had to fight not to giggle when he yelled four, feeling considerably less cheesy for her own silly sports line when she'd headed toward the Romero. As soon as he'd taken it's legs out and sent it sprawling forward She raised the bat and brought it squarely down on the back of the creatures cranium before it could begin to get back up. A satisfying crunch rose through the bat and reverberated through her arms as she heard the sound of it. Blood spattered all across the ground around it, and even got their boots a little.

This zombie was a different quality of person than the previous two they'd seen. They'd been low life's, a street walker and a villainous thug. This man, on the other hand, looked like he'd been a typical suburban jack off. His Honda, that now sat in the ditch, spewing steam presumably from the radiator, looked to have been a nicer middle class vehicle before the wreck. His dress shirt, that was now speckled with the remainders of his undead blood, matched neatly with his slacks and tie. Probably a corporate worker on his way to the office when the chaos derailed him. In the back of her mind, Lixi wondered what this mad had done to deem him unworthy of heaven, which was in fact, far easier to get into than what the Christians believed. In order to end up here, you had to have done some truly heinous things in your life, or simply done enough that you, yourself, felt you only deserved fiery punishment for the rest of your days. She shrugged to herself and gave the mans skull a few more whacks till it cracked fully open, and it's pinkish gray contents spattered across the road with his blood.

"Well, that was a good way to start off the morning after a nice quiet night with good company." She smiled at Martin as she said this, then started to glance around. She saw Adja and Jason walking in tandem, Jason with his laptop tucked under his arm. "We should probably go in with them, looks like that's where they're working their way toward. Honestly, I'd feel better if one or both of us went in first and cleared out at least the main room before we bring them in and barricade ourselves off. I'm sure your sis can work some powerful hoodoo and what not, but personally I trust a weapon over a prayer when it comes to Zombies."