Leviathan
Bracken Horror
As the remaining members of the second group rushed to get into the awaiting truck, the pursuing guards finally arrived in the docking room. But these were different than the soldiers Evan's group had faced; they were not scared of the chimeras nor were they nervous about the idea of killing anything. Or at least that was what he had assumed from the entire squad raising their guns in a way that could be nothing but threatening. Guess we aren't considered "valuable research" anymore.
They fired, and the wall of bullets engulfed the truck. The projectiles ricocheted off the walls of the vehicle's metal walls harmlessly, but then Evan felt something impact on the shell-armor around his left side. Yet, after the original shock, there was no pain, no blood, no broken bones, any kind of injury at all. His body was even stronger than he had originally thought it to be.
Some of the new chimeras had begun their own countermeasures, one firing a barrage of light-bullets at the soldiers and another breathing a screen of fog to distort their vision. While the truck lurched to a start, Evan decided it would only be best for him to offer his own assistance. He raised an arm up in the air, feeling the powerful tingling of alchemy flow through him; though he could not see through the mist, he could hear the familiar crackling of ice crystallizing out of thin air. The frozen pillars he had just created would serve as an effective barrier against any pursuing threats from this direction.
I wonder...even if they don't want us anymore, do they still plan on continuing the experiment? Will they find more people, more victims to be ensnared in this dreadful scheme? Then what do we accomplish in escaping, rather than fighting against the one who is responsible for this atrocity, other than becoming the cause of another's burden?
They fired, and the wall of bullets engulfed the truck. The projectiles ricocheted off the walls of the vehicle's metal walls harmlessly, but then Evan felt something impact on the shell-armor around his left side. Yet, after the original shock, there was no pain, no blood, no broken bones, any kind of injury at all. His body was even stronger than he had originally thought it to be.
Some of the new chimeras had begun their own countermeasures, one firing a barrage of light-bullets at the soldiers and another breathing a screen of fog to distort their vision. While the truck lurched to a start, Evan decided it would only be best for him to offer his own assistance. He raised an arm up in the air, feeling the powerful tingling of alchemy flow through him; though he could not see through the mist, he could hear the familiar crackling of ice crystallizing out of thin air. The frozen pillars he had just created would serve as an effective barrier against any pursuing threats from this direction.
I wonder...even if they don't want us anymore, do they still plan on continuing the experiment? Will they find more people, more victims to be ensnared in this dreadful scheme? Then what do we accomplish in escaping, rather than fighting against the one who is responsible for this atrocity, other than becoming the cause of another's burden?