11-04-2014, 03:29 PM
The creaks were making Ricky nervous, but at the same time gave him an excitement that he didn't experience when there wasn't a sense of danger around. This building wasn't stable and was probably made less so from the C4 explosions they had caused earlier.
Ricky followed Jacinda's lead as she went towards the sacristy. He followed her down after a flash bang went off and covered the stairs and corners. There were four victims - three women and one man, though the man was gone. Jacinda pushed the girls toward him and he rounded them up, speaking to them calmly in Spanish and took them up the stairs after Jacinda. She took out more rougs and went after an injured one.
The creaks were getting worse and she ordered him to get the victims out of here. Ricky didn't hesitate to follow that order. It wasn't fear. It was just what they did. They had to protect the innocents. He went for the closet exit.
One more roug surprised them as he waited in ambush. The roug grabbed one of the girls and she screamed. Ricky reacted quickly, but the roug still got a swipe at him, causing a blood to trickle down his cheek. He placed his pistol underneath the rougs chin and pulled the trigger until the revolver clicked empty. The roug fell over dead. Ricky was aware of the blood, but kept moving anyways. It wasn't bad and was nowhere near the horrors the women had faced.
The woman the roug attacked grabbed onto Ricky and wouldn't let go. Ricky kept moving, slowed down by the woman. Soon they were outside, and Ricky brought them to the SUV. He opened the truck and pulled out a couple of blankets. He had the women sit down - at least the two that didn't have a death grip on him and wrapped the blanket around them. They held onto each other and he pulled some bottles of water and handed it to them.
He tried to hand the other bottle to the other woman, but she was too busy sobbing into his shoulder to notice. He couldn't remove her. She held onto him like a security blanket and Ricky wrapped the second blanket around himself and her and rubbed her back issuing comforting words. It was all he knew how to do. Jacinda should be out soon. He kept his eyes open for her and more rougs just in case. Either way, it looked like the hunt was over.
Edited by Enrique, Nov 4 2014, 03:53 PM.
Ricky followed Jacinda's lead as she went towards the sacristy. He followed her down after a flash bang went off and covered the stairs and corners. There were four victims - three women and one man, though the man was gone. Jacinda pushed the girls toward him and he rounded them up, speaking to them calmly in Spanish and took them up the stairs after Jacinda. She took out more rougs and went after an injured one.
The creaks were getting worse and she ordered him to get the victims out of here. Ricky didn't hesitate to follow that order. It wasn't fear. It was just what they did. They had to protect the innocents. He went for the closet exit.
One more roug surprised them as he waited in ambush. The roug grabbed one of the girls and she screamed. Ricky reacted quickly, but the roug still got a swipe at him, causing a blood to trickle down his cheek. He placed his pistol underneath the rougs chin and pulled the trigger until the revolver clicked empty. The roug fell over dead. Ricky was aware of the blood, but kept moving anyways. It wasn't bad and was nowhere near the horrors the women had faced.
The woman the roug attacked grabbed onto Ricky and wouldn't let go. Ricky kept moving, slowed down by the woman. Soon they were outside, and Ricky brought them to the SUV. He opened the truck and pulled out a couple of blankets. He had the women sit down - at least the two that didn't have a death grip on him and wrapped the blanket around them. They held onto each other and he pulled some bottles of water and handed it to them.
He tried to hand the other bottle to the other woman, but she was too busy sobbing into his shoulder to notice. He couldn't remove her. She held onto him like a security blanket and Ricky wrapped the second blanket around himself and her and rubbed her back issuing comforting words. It was all he knew how to do. Jacinda should be out soon. He kept his eyes open for her and more rougs just in case. Either way, it looked like the hunt was over.
Edited by Enrique, Nov 4 2014, 03:53 PM.