[b][centre][color=c4df9b][h1]The Tech who lifts.[/h1][/color][/centre][/b]


Enzo first response was to fire, and his reaction was just to unload into whatever part of this monster he could hit with whatever he had. It turns out that impulse was a good one and luck just shined on them, how the fuck had it shined he did not complain but the brute monster staggered to a damage to a area that made him wince, but it slowed them! 

More shots slammed into its head and upper body, but that was not gonna stop it…

Crash. Slowly. The monster just fell away… it dropped…and began to fall with a crack vanishing in an almighty crash and a boom of faintly rising dust. “What the fuck.” Was all he could say looking at a hole like someone dropped an acme anvil though the building looking down to see the lobby below. 

“Hostile… has fallen through the floor… it just gave way..” He said over Radio bemused. And looked nervous about edge pulling back and pushing the civilian far away from it as possible.  “Stand clear. We need to go now.” He said as he reached for his gear and took the breaching hammer to make a door way into the corridor as the way they went in dropped down. He was decisive in this however and shoved the chair aside and made a hole though the break room wall manually. It was not difficult and he did act without asking but he saw that weak floor and knew they had getting away from it ASAP.

“Come on, we need to get you safe. “ He said calmly to the civilian as he scanned the corridor through the hole “Stick with us, they are good at their jobs, those two, will get you home.” He had to kneel to talk to her face and pulled the mask off as he did it. Resealing his mask, he stood and pushed through making a hole for everyone to follow and made out the two shooters to be good to help try and reassure. 

On the whole team net he added. “This is Grande. Floor failed on 4 down to Lobby.. One of the big ones. Recommend to minimise or halt any use of explosives outside the basement. Recommend to get non essential personal out.” He was a trained engineer and what he saw did not make him feel good. That floor should be rated to take at least a ton, probably minimum. Whatever happened. That floor was not up to code.