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A chilling echoe ran out into the distance, before slowly fading out till it was but another memory. Another followed closely in its trail.
Each round stuck its target with distinct precision, with such force that any man receiving the rifles sting would have been slammed to the dirt. But this was no man; in fact the abominations resembled nothing the men had ever laid eyes on before. There was a disturbing resemblance which could be noticed in all the creatures but each had its own distinct characteristics and traits.
They were a new breed of creatures, but whether they had naturally come to be was another matter.
Luciel trained the rifles sights on the remarkably quick abomination trailing closely on Studly’s heels.
With the abomination breathing down his neck, the gunner ran like shit of a stick through the wreckage.
Under different circumstances, it might have been amusing for Luciel watching such hefty, muscular man clear debris over four feet high with single agile leaps. To see a man of his size run faster than a sprinting tribal fleeing from slavers.
It just goes to show what the human body can be pushed to do when being chased by half a ton of genetically modified killing machine.
Up in front, the line defending the universities entrance awaited. Consisting of the two wounded guards still able to fight, Sarge, Duke and Cleary, they were the wall between them creatures and the fleeing wounded inside.
They watched as Studly sprinted home, closing the final few meters between him and hopeful safety.
Luciel brought the trigger back again, slamming another round into the speeding creature. The shots failing to even tear the abominations attention away from its slayer pray, there was little more the young one could do except hope, pray…
The monster hard on his heels, Studly could here the beast’s heavy panting, the loud patter of its feet as it hurtled after him.
Shouting with all the strength the slayer could muster, Studly launched him self over the concrete wreckage clearing the others fighters positioned behind. Hitting the deck with a dull thud, he rolled over clenching his chest tightly whilst gasping for much needed oxygen.
The abomination drove its head down and charged to where its pray would be found waiting but was met with an uglier surprise as the fighters in defence suddenly appeared from behind the large bolder, unleashing an intense volley of fire upon the beast.
Even the abomination which showed little signs of fear seemed stunned by the attack as it shuddered, stumbling unsteadily as rounds tore into its slick brownie flesh from the defenders rage.
The abomination’s chaotic charge finally came to an end as Cleary discharged a storm of rounds which neatly found the creatures head, tearing it a new face. The huge muscular carcase slid to a stop where it took its last breaths before finally giving up.
Studly lay on his back, still gasping for air.
“Damn it…those things…are…fast.” He gasped.
Duke extended a dusty hand in the slayers direction who took it promptly.
“God thing you can shift when you need to.” answered Cleary placing a sturdy hand on the gunners shoulder.
One of the wounded appeared from inside the university and yelled towards the beaten defenders, “We got everyone.” Before turning swiftly back in the elevators direction and heading off.
Luciel, from his vantage point was peered round the universities perimeter. Through the sights on Rogue’s rifle, he was able to make out shapes of more abominations approaching from the west side.
“Fuck, how many of these things are there?” He cursed quietly to himself.
“We got more incoming.” Luciel yelled once again taking up aim with the sturdy rifle. The young shooter was positioned high on the universities ledge where he could purposely observe the universities surroundings. From there he could see the creatures burst out from somewhere behind the university and towards the direction of the rescuers.
“Retreat back to the elevator.” Cleary yelled. Upon on arrival outside, the slayer sergeant had almost immediately taken control of the small group, assembling them, organising them into a team as they fought against the abominations.
Hell, they were even starting to look like soldiers.
Luciel saluted and retreated back to the lower levels leaving his watcher position.
As he turned, he thought for a brief moment that he saw something, a creature, or maybe a man far in the distance. A lone figure standing against horizon and the rising sun.
No, it couldn’t be.
The young sniper dismissed the idea and headed for safety.
Cleary took a last glimpse at the bloodied carcasses littering the ground in front of them.
Sarge had been right by expecting more of the abominations. In fact, the creatures had attacked soon after the first beast had been put down.
Attracted by the smell of blood and death, the beasts had charged the universities outer grounds, yet this time they had come in force.
Serge aided by the two guards had brutally slaughtered the first abomination to show its ugly face and easily beaten back the second but the creatures didn’t stop there. More followed closely behind the first two, a lot more, too many for the mutant and two guards to stop alone.
The scav’s, scared and still panicking after the first attack heeded little attention to the mutants words and were the first to be taken, easy targets for the abominations as they picked them off one by one in a gruesome killing fest.
Unable to help the doomed people, Sarge had concentrated on getting their own wounded into the elevator, leaving the scav’s to occupy the abominations.
They were still getting the wounded to safety when the freakish beasts had turned their attention on large mutant and his doings.
If it hadn’t been for the arrival of Duke and the others, the abominations would have taken the mutant and the wounded with ease.
Fleeing back to the elevator, the ground defence turned in fright as they heard the shrilling screams of a woman from just outside their position. They watched in horror as a lone scav rounded the corner and pelted forward in their direction. She barley got five paces before being pulled to the ground be the pursuing abomination. The first dragged her down as the second dropped from the wall above landing atop of her. The creatures snapped at each other, scrapping over the fresh kill.
Sickened by the sight, the men turned and ran for the elevator.
As they headed for the stairs, Cleary glanced back to where the creatures were tearing away at the lifeless corps only to watch as more abominations appeared over debris and wreckage to feast upon the remains of the fallen.
OOC- I know this aint much and i applogise if its not up to standards...
A chilling echoe ran out into the distance, before slowly fading out till it was but another memory. Another followed closely in its trail.
Each round stuck its target with distinct precision, with such force that any man receiving the rifles sting would have been slammed to the dirt. But this was no man; in fact the abominations resembled nothing the men had ever laid eyes on before. There was a disturbing resemblance which could be noticed in all the creatures but each had its own distinct characteristics and traits.
They were a new breed of creatures, but whether they had naturally come to be was another matter.
Luciel trained the rifles sights on the remarkably quick abomination trailing closely on Studly’s heels.
With the abomination breathing down his neck, the gunner ran like shit of a stick through the wreckage.
Under different circumstances, it might have been amusing for Luciel watching such hefty, muscular man clear debris over four feet high with single agile leaps. To see a man of his size run faster than a sprinting tribal fleeing from slavers.
It just goes to show what the human body can be pushed to do when being chased by half a ton of genetically modified killing machine.
Up in front, the line defending the universities entrance awaited. Consisting of the two wounded guards still able to fight, Sarge, Duke and Cleary, they were the wall between them creatures and the fleeing wounded inside.
They watched as Studly sprinted home, closing the final few meters between him and hopeful safety.
Luciel brought the trigger back again, slamming another round into the speeding creature. The shots failing to even tear the abominations attention away from its slayer pray, there was little more the young one could do except hope, pray…
The monster hard on his heels, Studly could here the beast’s heavy panting, the loud patter of its feet as it hurtled after him.
Shouting with all the strength the slayer could muster, Studly launched him self over the concrete wreckage clearing the others fighters positioned behind. Hitting the deck with a dull thud, he rolled over clenching his chest tightly whilst gasping for much needed oxygen.
The abomination drove its head down and charged to where its pray would be found waiting but was met with an uglier surprise as the fighters in defence suddenly appeared from behind the large bolder, unleashing an intense volley of fire upon the beast.
Even the abomination which showed little signs of fear seemed stunned by the attack as it shuddered, stumbling unsteadily as rounds tore into its slick brownie flesh from the defenders rage.
The abomination’s chaotic charge finally came to an end as Cleary discharged a storm of rounds which neatly found the creatures head, tearing it a new face. The huge muscular carcase slid to a stop where it took its last breaths before finally giving up.
Studly lay on his back, still gasping for air.
“Damn it…those things…are…fast.” He gasped.
Duke extended a dusty hand in the slayers direction who took it promptly.
“God thing you can shift when you need to.” answered Cleary placing a sturdy hand on the gunners shoulder.
One of the wounded appeared from inside the university and yelled towards the beaten defenders, “We got everyone.” Before turning swiftly back in the elevators direction and heading off.
Luciel, from his vantage point was peered round the universities perimeter. Through the sights on Rogue’s rifle, he was able to make out shapes of more abominations approaching from the west side.
“Fuck, how many of these things are there?” He cursed quietly to himself.
“We got more incoming.” Luciel yelled once again taking up aim with the sturdy rifle. The young shooter was positioned high on the universities ledge where he could purposely observe the universities surroundings. From there he could see the creatures burst out from somewhere behind the university and towards the direction of the rescuers.
“Retreat back to the elevator.” Cleary yelled. Upon on arrival outside, the slayer sergeant had almost immediately taken control of the small group, assembling them, organising them into a team as they fought against the abominations.
Hell, they were even starting to look like soldiers.
Luciel saluted and retreated back to the lower levels leaving his watcher position.
As he turned, he thought for a brief moment that he saw something, a creature, or maybe a man far in the distance. A lone figure standing against horizon and the rising sun.
No, it couldn’t be.
The young sniper dismissed the idea and headed for safety.
Cleary took a last glimpse at the bloodied carcasses littering the ground in front of them.
Sarge had been right by expecting more of the abominations. In fact, the creatures had attacked soon after the first beast had been put down.
Attracted by the smell of blood and death, the beasts had charged the universities outer grounds, yet this time they had come in force.
Serge aided by the two guards had brutally slaughtered the first abomination to show its ugly face and easily beaten back the second but the creatures didn’t stop there. More followed closely behind the first two, a lot more, too many for the mutant and two guards to stop alone.
The scav’s, scared and still panicking after the first attack heeded little attention to the mutants words and were the first to be taken, easy targets for the abominations as they picked them off one by one in a gruesome killing fest.
Unable to help the doomed people, Sarge had concentrated on getting their own wounded into the elevator, leaving the scav’s to occupy the abominations.
They were still getting the wounded to safety when the freakish beasts had turned their attention on large mutant and his doings.
If it hadn’t been for the arrival of Duke and the others, the abominations would have taken the mutant and the wounded with ease.
Fleeing back to the elevator, the ground defence turned in fright as they heard the shrilling screams of a woman from just outside their position. They watched in horror as a lone scav rounded the corner and pelted forward in their direction. She barley got five paces before being pulled to the ground be the pursuing abomination. The first dragged her down as the second dropped from the wall above landing atop of her. The creatures snapped at each other, scrapping over the fresh kill.
Sickened by the sight, the men turned and ran for the elevator.
As they headed for the stairs, Cleary glanced back to where the creatures were tearing away at the lifeless corps only to watch as more abominations appeared over debris and wreckage to feast upon the remains of the fallen.
OOC- I know this aint much and i applogise if its not up to standards...