[center][color=black][h1]THE MAN IN BLACK[/h1][/color][/center]

[h2]Location: Ping Tom Memorial Park[/h2]


[quote=@Count Cuddles]
You didn't expect an old man to take a hail of gun fire enough to put down most Ultra's, stay standing and brush it off like it had all been pointless.  So when they stopped to reload and the words reached them.

"That was pretty good!"  WHAT! "But now it's my turn!" WAIT! WHAT?!  And he fired back, they immediately took cover, reacting slower than normal, but fast enough that only one of their members dropped, the round impacting with his vest and knocking him to the ground, but he was still alive, he'd be up again in a second or two.  The others scattered, ducking behind trees, diving to the ground as the hurried to reload, they were already spread thin, they couldn't move further out without risking catching each other in the crossfire, so now plan B, always have a plan B, if he survived the open volley, try and push him back towards the river.  As each reloaded  and was ready it was guns free, fire at will, each one firing of a few rounds in controlled bursts before moving to reposition in the dark.[/quote]

Alexander ducked and rolled as several bullets sped towards him, dodging most thanks to his years of training. Those that did hit were simply temporary inconveniences that only managed to slow him down slightly as he rushed towards the men, taking cover where he could and firing back when he was able to. As he silently crawled into the bush, Alexander kept low to the gound as he holstered his pistols and pulled out his knife, a grim look on his face.

[color=black][i]"Forgive me for what I am about to do..."[/i][/color] He thought as he slowed his breathing and strained his ears to try and locate his attackers. [color=black]"But know that it is necessary."[/color] Moving forward inch by inch through the underbrush, Alexander began his hunt. Stealthily moving through the woods, Alexander slit the throat of any soldier's that had the misfortune of being caught unawares by him or had strayed to far from the main group.