Atin_Fordo,
Human,
15 years ago
(My apologies, Slayer. I don't think things should have turned out this way, but it seems W-Y is determined to make sure you're dead. Everybody's refusing to edit, and there's not a thing I can say to change the fact... If you decide to change your mind, please tell me.)
A familiar hum off in the distance reached Carmine's ears, and the Marine he'd talked to earlier had come to help him, trying to carry him to safety. Gunshots rang out, and green blood appeared to fly everywhere... And the creature's arm exploded in a green mist, which proceeded to splatter all over Carmine's armor. He looked like a damn glowstick.
As the creature roared out in pain, it tried to attack Hope... Grabbing him by the back of his head. Carmine proceeded to drop to one knee and pull his pistol from its holster, and fired into the creature's neck, barely missing the spine. It proceeded to drop Hope, and turn in his direction... Bleeding badly.
It hit the ground hard, a puddle of green blood forming around it. It somehow managed to activate something on its gauntlet... And a loud beeping followed. Carmine's eyes widened, realizing what that meant. He looked around fast, and could have sworn he heard the thing laughing at him... He would never know.
He rammed his boot under the grenade launcher on the ground, and brought it up hard, right into his hands. He spun the cylinder to select the "EMP" type, and fired quickly at point blank range... Taking out what was left of anything eletronic the Yautja had, he had, and maybe even what Hope had. The bomb was disabled, and so was the Yautja.
He limped over to it, using the Launcher as a crutch. It was unconscious, bleeding to death. He was almost saddened to see it... Almost. But the sadness was replaced by anger quickly, and he let out a sadistic chuckle. Your honor didn't help you, did it? He slowly crouched down, and ripped the thing's helmet off with his bare hands. He didn't like what he saw.
The thing had green blood dripping from its maw, and coughed some up... Ending up right in his visor. He tried to wipe it off with his knuckle plate, but only succeeded in smearing it even worse. "You extraterrestrials... Y-You're vile th-things... Every last f-fucking one of you," he spat, forgetting all about Hope, who was probably freaking at the reaction. He stood up slowly, the helmet still in his left hand, his grenade launcher in his right.
His voice was weak, due to the adrenaline wearing off. It was almost child-like, and yet completely adult... Sad, furious, and lonely all at once. But it was still easy to make out the words. He raised his leg up high, forgetting all the pain he felt in it for a moment. "This is for my family!" He then brought his foot down. Hard.
His actions were met with a loud, sickening crack. The beast's head disappeared under Carmine's boot, instead replaced with a green, mushy pulp that was spread across the room... And was splattered all over Carmine's armor, his boots now glowing green. "Eat boot, shithead." He continued staring down at the now headless body for a good few minutes... Watching the green blood spurt from its neck.
He knelt down once more, and removed its right arm with the hidden dagger in his right knuckle plate... He'd take its wristblades and helmet as trophies of his own. His comrades could come find the body if they wanted it, he didn't care. He felt as cold as ice, having taken a sentient life... And he was feeling colder now that he realized he was still bleeding and coughing up blood.
He turned to Hope for a second. "Thanks for the help... Call the Commander. Tell him we're done here," he said briefly, and then began walking back up the stairs to the roof of the building. As he walked toward them, however, an object on the floor caught his eye... He walked over to it, and picked it up immediately, then proceeded to the roof.
He'd finally killed a Predator. An Elder, no less, a leader of its kind. He'd taken the life of a key player in this large puzzle, and now the Predators would be in disarray. He hadn't taken him out alone, no, but he'd killed him... It didn't do as much for him as he thought it would. And now he felt the need to kill again, to continue what he'd started... To finish his genocide. His bloodthirsty vengeance was satisfied for now, but it was far from ended.
It'd take thousands to do that.