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Alex is nervous. He's been avoiding this day for a while, but he can't put it off any longer. His food supply is running short, and there's only one thing to do before it goes dry completely... he has to leave Manhattan.
He stands on the edge of the rooftop in the Red Zone, looking over the city that's grown far more quiet than the last time April was here, nearly a year ago. The sounds of gunfire and animal-like screams continue in the distance, but there are few normal city sounds left.
He stands on the edge of the rooftop in the Red Zone, looking over the city that's grown far more quiet than the last time April was here, nearly a year ago. The sounds of gunfire and animal-like screams continue in the distance, but there are few normal city sounds left.
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2013-12-30 03:24 (UTC)no subject
2013-12-30 03:28 (UTC)Hopefully they won't have to find out. "The Red Zone's gotten bigger since you were here last. The hospital's right on the edge now."
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2013-12-30 03:51 (UTC)A tank is patrolling the street below as he leaps overhead, but he ignores it. It's not important anymore, no matter how appetizing the men are inside of it.
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2013-12-30 04:12 (UTC)I could get us both in through shadow-form
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2013-12-30 04:19 (UTC)The security is made up of Marines, and they're packing some serious firepower. All of them have, at minimum, a rifle and a sidearm. Several are armed with heavier ordnance, including shotguns and grenade launchers. Those Marines guard every exit from the building, both inside and out.
On the roof are eight soldiers, two for each side of the rectangular building. Each side has a sniper with a long-distance rifle, and a soldier with a rocket launcher. Clearly they are taking no chances, and are ready to lay down some serious pain on any threats that approach. Mostly they're keeping an eye out for the infamous and feared Zeus.
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2013-12-30 04:32 (UTC)"They've moved Dana up a floor since she came out of her coma, but Ragland's lab should be in the same spot. How do you want to do this?"
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2013-12-30 04:55 (UTC)"Doctor Ragland?" She gently touches his shoulder.
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2013-12-30 04:59 (UTC)Ragland starts at the touch, his glasses trying to slip off his face as he sits up sharply. He grabs them and repositions them as he turns around. "Sorry, been working so hard that-" He breaks off as he sees April, and it takes a moment before he recalls where he's seen her before. "It's you again."
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2013-12-30 05:04 (UTC)"It's time to get Dana the hell out of here," Alex says.
Although his voice is that of the soldier he's imitating, the way he speaks is not. Ragland's eyes narrow a little bit, trying to decide if it's Alex under that disguise or not, but afraid to say so. If it's not, Blackwatch will kill him.
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2013-12-30 05:08 (UTC)"And we are removing Dana from this hospital."
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2013-12-30 05:11 (UTC)"Alex? This is dangerous, you being here," Ragland says, his fear giving way to a new kind of fear, more nervous than anything.
"I know. But we both know I couldn't keep going on like this," Alex replies. "I'm leaving the quarantine zone. But I need to get Dana out first."
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2013-12-30 05:23 (UTC)"Ragland, you probably won't be able to anyway," Alex says bluntly. "Blackwatch might not let you. And there's not gonna be a lot of sources left, with the way things are going."
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