Krious
Inactive Member
Re: [Mission 18.3B] Filth Potpourri (HX-24)
The way out was once again filled with the people he had whisked away on his way in. Most of them gave him a wide berth and a spiteful glare. He didn’t really notice before, but now that he shot one of them it sort of felt like they knew. He didn’t feel bad about it though, most of these people had it coming one way or another. Now if they could get them on their side and get rid of the Mishhuvurthyar both sides would win, but he didn’t see that happening any time soon. Besides, what did they have that was worth fighting for? The comm channel stayed quiet, which struck him as strange, but Egil simply made his way out and regrouped with the rest.
Outside it looked like the Chusa was a bit swamped, which explained the comm silence. He had been shot, was taking care of the injuries and to top it all off it seemed they had found a new guide. Egil wasn’t too thrilled about the idea of another local helping them out, but he kept silent since the woman had probably heard that about four times now. He got a better look at things as he got closer and was relieved to see Bors somewhat patched up and the rest of the team on their feet.
“That sounds like a plan, but you weren’t thinking of leaving me behind where you?” He cracked a smile and quickly glanced over the newcomer. She appeared to be an unaltered human, which was somewhat of a rarity these days. At least, he hadn’t seen one as far as he could remember.
“I’ll take that guard duty.” He offered while inserting a new battery magazine in his pistol. He could trail behind the group and move through elevated positions. He’d like another volunteer to come with him though, judging from recent events. “How far are we going?”
The way out was once again filled with the people he had whisked away on his way in. Most of them gave him a wide berth and a spiteful glare. He didn’t really notice before, but now that he shot one of them it sort of felt like they knew. He didn’t feel bad about it though, most of these people had it coming one way or another. Now if they could get them on their side and get rid of the Mishhuvurthyar both sides would win, but he didn’t see that happening any time soon. Besides, what did they have that was worth fighting for? The comm channel stayed quiet, which struck him as strange, but Egil simply made his way out and regrouped with the rest.
Outside it looked like the Chusa was a bit swamped, which explained the comm silence. He had been shot, was taking care of the injuries and to top it all off it seemed they had found a new guide. Egil wasn’t too thrilled about the idea of another local helping them out, but he kept silent since the woman had probably heard that about four times now. He got a better look at things as he got closer and was relieved to see Bors somewhat patched up and the rest of the team on their feet.
“That sounds like a plan, but you weren’t thinking of leaving me behind where you?” He cracked a smile and quickly glanced over the newcomer. She appeared to be an unaltered human, which was somewhat of a rarity these days. At least, he hadn’t seen one as far as he could remember.
“I’ll take that guard duty.” He offered while inserting a new battery magazine in his pistol. He could trail behind the group and move through elevated positions. He’d like another volunteer to come with him though, judging from recent events. “How far are we going?”