08-01-2018, 07:48 PM
Costa's shots didn't miss. He had hit one of the men, once, then again, point blank. Two thunderclap sounds. The shots made flashes so bright Lih's lens auto-tinted. Lih could smell the burnt metal where the rounds cut through.
Through the smoke, Lih saw the recoil punch his partner's wrist. He saw the man -and the wall opposite Costa -detonated. Blowback fumes stung his face and choked him.
He stood blinking for a second, handgun gripped and armed, ears ringing. One moment Lih and Costa stood there, framed in the harsh square of the overhead lights, and the next ...
Lih adjusted his lens to clear his anti glare vision and aimed his main weapon. The fear was looping inside him like a snake biting it's own tail. But, more than his fear - he hated the surprised look on Costa's face as the bigger armor plated man went down, was attacked, struck down with incredible speed by the person he'd successfully shot.
No, that man wasn't human.
So who knows what kind of bodies, and limits these cannibals had?
"Costa? Costa!"
This shouldn't be possible... he wanted to believe that. But it would be best not to be careless.
Even Lih realized that.
He wanted to save Costa, to help his partner, but didn't have a clear shot without also potentially hitting Costa. The distance between Lih and Costa made only looking hard to bear. Lih wanted to save his partner, but even if he betted both their lives on this fight, he wasn't sure what he and Costa could do against this type of superhuman strength.
Though the situation had already developed so far, there were still things he didn't know. But, even so, he couldn't go back to the station now to confirm these things. In order to save his partner, he had to go do what he could.
It would make a hard to believe report...
From the angry gaze of the bloody man sweeping toward him, Lih could feel a fury that made his entire body go numb. He fixed the course of his hand pistol at the rapidly advancing man, after adjusting for the changes he noticed. Rat-tat-tat of his automatic hand pistol spat the rounds from its disposable magazine strip.
His steady shots pierced the man in an instance. Its spray of bullets described an arc into his core and blew him away.
But this didn't fend him off for long.
Something was going to happen that he had no choice but to face.
Vitya Lih
Officer of CCDPD
Through the smoke, Lih saw the recoil punch his partner's wrist. He saw the man -and the wall opposite Costa -detonated. Blowback fumes stung his face and choked him.
He stood blinking for a second, handgun gripped and armed, ears ringing. One moment Lih and Costa stood there, framed in the harsh square of the overhead lights, and the next ...
Lih adjusted his lens to clear his anti glare vision and aimed his main weapon. The fear was looping inside him like a snake biting it's own tail. But, more than his fear - he hated the surprised look on Costa's face as the bigger armor plated man went down, was attacked, struck down with incredible speed by the person he'd successfully shot.
No, that man wasn't human.
So who knows what kind of bodies, and limits these cannibals had?
"Costa? Costa!"
This shouldn't be possible... he wanted to believe that. But it would be best not to be careless.
Even Lih realized that.
He wanted to save Costa, to help his partner, but didn't have a clear shot without also potentially hitting Costa. The distance between Lih and Costa made only looking hard to bear. Lih wanted to save his partner, but even if he betted both their lives on this fight, he wasn't sure what he and Costa could do against this type of superhuman strength.
Though the situation had already developed so far, there were still things he didn't know. But, even so, he couldn't go back to the station now to confirm these things. In order to save his partner, he had to go do what he could.
It would make a hard to believe report...
From the angry gaze of the bloody man sweeping toward him, Lih could feel a fury that made his entire body go numb. He fixed the course of his hand pistol at the rapidly advancing man, after adjusting for the changes he noticed. Rat-tat-tat of his automatic hand pistol spat the rounds from its disposable magazine strip.
His steady shots pierced the man in an instance. Its spray of bullets described an arc into his core and blew him away.
But this didn't fend him off for long.
Something was going to happen that he had no choice but to face.
Vitya Lih
Officer of CCDPD
Viktor Lih
Officer of CCDPD
Officer of CCDPD