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[center][h2] - LWA Space, Planet Meridia - [/h2][/center]

As Nikolai Pofski was investigating for the source of the sound, he would be lead towards a particular patch of the vast cornfield. A large crowd of crows had gathered around this area, providing a fitting ambience as he looked around for what he already knew to be a corpse. It briefly came to mind that a group of crows wasn't referred to as a flock. Rather, the proper name was a Murder of crows. And it seemed that irony had brought them to this place. The golden grass turned to red, as Nikolai was forced to push through the sticky mess that had been left on the corn. Amidst the murder of crows lay a pair of bodies, covered in small bits of blood and gore.

The giant man's presence scared off most of the crows, granting him a better look at the scene before him. It was a rather horrific sight indeed. The first corpse was that of a small alien individual. Unlike the individual within the house it was free of fungus, allowing Pofski to observe it's features. It's skin was naturally a deep bronze, and it's two eyes were surprisingly insectoid. It's small size, in addition to the tiny dress it wore, indicated it was a child. Probably female. While she was free from fungus, a large cut had been made across her face, slicing one of the bulbous black eyes in half and releasing the thick black fluid within. Furthermore, she appeared to have been impaled through the chest with a sword of some description, a long light blue katana inscribed with markings.

The second corpse was more along the lines of what would have been expected. Another alien, similar to the first two. The largest of the three, although not much larger than the one inside. Even under the rows of fungus that covered the body, Pofski was able to see a heavy build. More notable, however, were the two holes in him. Each was about the size of a football. One was placed in the alien's abdominal area, the other seemed to have removed the left part of it's head. There are no burn marks around or in the wound, indicating that these holes weren't caused by lasers or ballistics. Furthermore, based on the sheer amount of gore spread around, it looked like whatever used to be in said holes had exploded outwards, now decorating the environment.