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At a distance, Beacon's campus would appear to be quite peaceful. Of course, there were students and faculty walking about the courtyard, some in a hurry and sprinting to where ever their destination was, but it was nothing out of the ordinary compared to any other school. That is, until a single Bullhead streaked across the bright blue sky, barely slowing down as the VTOL's landing gear deployed. Sparks would fly as metal skidded against metal and the aft doors would rush open, allowing two fully trained hunters to exit the craft while carrying a familiar redheaded student on a stretcher.

After praising the boy and his team on their success, Robert had collapsed yet again, unable to stay conscious from the extent of his injuries. The crew had done their best to keep him from bleeding out while the transport brought the team home, though that was only a temporary solution. His body was covered in cuts and bruises and there was a very likely chance that he had at least a few broken ribs as well as other internal damage that couldn't be seen with the field med packs available at the time.

As he was rushed toward the nurse's office, Robert would fade in and out of consciousness. He had so many bandages surrounding his body that he felt like an undead mummy and the bright lights that lit the hallways were practically blinding him. He could make out the silhouettes of those around him, but they were completely unrecognizable to him. Was this what dying felt like? He felt so weak and so tired. Maybe it was for the best. A poetic end to Team RPGD as its final member bled out from wounds he had mostly gained from the recklessness of his actions.

No. No, this couldn't be the end. No matter what, there was still one last goal he hadn't reached. One last thing that he promised his family he would accomplish before he would see them again. Until that loose end was tied, he couldn't let go. He would live through this and he would continue his search for justice. No matter what.