Chapter 50 - Trafalgar Square from the Air
Added 2024-05-09 12:00:07 +0000 UTCThis aerial drone shot of Trafalgar Square was very useful in writing the scene.
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Eventually I reached my destination in London, the famous Trafalgar Square, a public square in the City of Westminster, Central London. The square, as you might imagine, had seen better days. Abandoned vehicles and rotting corpses with their innards spilling out littered the area liberally. The large central area had roadways on three sides, with a terrace to the North, in front of the National Gallery. Nelson’s Column sat at the center of the square, with a statue of Vice-Admiral Horatio Nelson, a pair of large dried-up fountains flanking it. The fountains, devoid of water, were stained with a liberal coating of dried blood, as if that was what it was supposed to be filled with.
My sensors told me that there were no living people in the nearby area.
