LTO - First Pick

Oscar started mowing down the train cars in the way and it actually made things a lot more easier. Four lanes of traffic were released on both sides, only leaving the other two passages to Quezon City and a roundabout route to the City of Manila. However, bits of pieces of the dead were still needed to be taken care of but it was only a matter of time.

With that said, a few of our people were also operating a few skid steers and they were in charge of taking care of the smaller vehicles or other dead bodies. Another group further in were hauling the bodies they took down so they would be sent to their designated spots to be burned.

It seemed like we weren't needed as much so I brought my group to the corner of Araneta Avenue and Mango Road. The building in front of us was the Land Transportation's Office and the ones right next to it were just notary publics, emission centers, and vehicle insurance companies.

Jared asked, "Bro, what are we doing here? Renewing your license? Heh."