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Re: [Mission 18.3B] Filth Potpourri (HX-24)
Conrad had heard the Chusa call out for caution, just after Gravedigger told them more about the city and Bors asked his questions. However, this alerted call interrupted his initial check of the surroundings. Conrad had been more intrigued with all the different alien species and questioned how they were able to survive, even though they were inside.
Being more focused of the big picture before, Conrad turned back to face whatever it was he had to look out for. Quickly, he looked at the giant lizards who were speeding towards them.
Conrad was in front of the group, and thus didn't have enough time to get out of the way. Adrenaline took over the big guy as everything seemed to slow down for him. Flashbacks of times in tough construction projects boiled back up, mistakes that had given him his scars and rough skin. Possibly brash, very possibly stupid, Conrad tensed up, almost as if he was to stop the creature dead in it's tracks.
Logically, this was not what happened. Seven feet or not, the lights went out for Conrad as he clashed with the lizards, receiving the full force of their size and momentum combined. He had no idea what was happening next, but he felt like being shoveled up by a truck. He hoped he at least hurt one of those vile creatures.
He was lifted off his feet and tossed to the side as a ragdoll. He was extremely lucky not to be hit head on and trampled by the entire group, instead being hurled to the side and colliding with the hard ground there.
The pain was very prevalent and when the man opened his eyes again, he was looking at the ground. He took off his helmet without inspecting it for cracks or broken parts, and held his head in his hands, supporting them with his elbows pinned to the ground. He was dazed, had no idea how much feet he was dragged along, and his ribs still seemed to dance around. Some were likely cracked.
Slowly, the Santo Hei got up. He mumbled, keeping the aggrevated swearing to himself, but whatever was left of the adrenaline wished for revenge. Bloody revenge, if possible. He was not one with a fiery temper in normal circumstances, but an unprepared test of mettle with these ruffians and their scaled mounts was enough. His helmet in his hand, Conrad had to lean for a few moment before he slowly walked back to the group of lizards. He had not inspected himself for injury yet, or for any malfunctions with his suit.
His facial expression was set for war. As he walked over, he heard Bors speak to them, calling them village idiots. It was very possible they had not seem him being swept off his feet in the confusion.
''...Village idiots for sure. Dead village idiots if they every try this again.''
Before he knew it, Conrad had spoken out angrily against the clowns that tackled him. As the buzz of adrenalin wore off a little, he felt his face. A large new cut had been made on his right lower cheek by one of the creature's claws, and he was bleeding slightly from it. He did not care for it for now, but was very much hoping one of them was going to ask for a justified beating.
Conrad had heard the Chusa call out for caution, just after Gravedigger told them more about the city and Bors asked his questions. However, this alerted call interrupted his initial check of the surroundings. Conrad had been more intrigued with all the different alien species and questioned how they were able to survive, even though they were inside.
Being more focused of the big picture before, Conrad turned back to face whatever it was he had to look out for. Quickly, he looked at the giant lizards who were speeding towards them.
Conrad was in front of the group, and thus didn't have enough time to get out of the way. Adrenaline took over the big guy as everything seemed to slow down for him. Flashbacks of times in tough construction projects boiled back up, mistakes that had given him his scars and rough skin. Possibly brash, very possibly stupid, Conrad tensed up, almost as if he was to stop the creature dead in it's tracks.
Logically, this was not what happened. Seven feet or not, the lights went out for Conrad as he clashed with the lizards, receiving the full force of their size and momentum combined. He had no idea what was happening next, but he felt like being shoveled up by a truck. He hoped he at least hurt one of those vile creatures.
He was lifted off his feet and tossed to the side as a ragdoll. He was extremely lucky not to be hit head on and trampled by the entire group, instead being hurled to the side and colliding with the hard ground there.
The pain was very prevalent and when the man opened his eyes again, he was looking at the ground. He took off his helmet without inspecting it for cracks or broken parts, and held his head in his hands, supporting them with his elbows pinned to the ground. He was dazed, had no idea how much feet he was dragged along, and his ribs still seemed to dance around. Some were likely cracked.
Slowly, the Santo Hei got up. He mumbled, keeping the aggrevated swearing to himself, but whatever was left of the adrenaline wished for revenge. Bloody revenge, if possible. He was not one with a fiery temper in normal circumstances, but an unprepared test of mettle with these ruffians and their scaled mounts was enough. His helmet in his hand, Conrad had to lean for a few moment before he slowly walked back to the group of lizards. He had not inspected himself for injury yet, or for any malfunctions with his suit.
His facial expression was set for war. As he walked over, he heard Bors speak to them, calling them village idiots. It was very possible they had not seem him being swept off his feet in the confusion.
''...Village idiots for sure. Dead village idiots if they every try this again.''
Before he knew it, Conrad had spoken out angrily against the clowns that tackled him. As the buzz of adrenalin wore off a little, he felt his face. A large new cut had been made on his right lower cheek by one of the creature's claws, and he was bleeding slightly from it. He did not care for it for now, but was very much hoping one of them was going to ask for a justified beating.