Roleplay part 7

Joe told us how he also knew of a tunnel to D-6. He was probably talking about the same tunnel as Odessa. All of a sudden he fell to the floor and began screaming wildly. I did not know what to do about him. I wanted to walk over and knock him out with the butt of my rifle. He was attracting too much attention, screaming like that. Eventually, he fortunately fell unconcious before I could do that.

 

So tence to read. What happens next?

 

*I looked over at Joe and saw him fitting first, screaming and finally fainting. it was all we needed, really. we had Dark unconcious, and now Joe. I left my place on the wall and approached Joe's prone form*

'well, then may be we should head to Hanza. have a doc check them both out. last thing we really need is Joe fitting and screaming his head off in the middle of a Nazi infested station' saying this I approached Joe, and giving Sergei my gear excpet for Jet who had jumped on the floor none to pleased to be displaced from her perch, I put him over my shoulder and started to walk towards Hanza.

'if any of you could take Dark we can move out asap. it will take us about an hour to reach Hanza from here, and the sooner we are there the better' I adjusted Joe's weight and started walking

*I wasn't a very strong person physically, but I'd had my share of carrying people and mutties over my shoulders more than once. as long as he stayed still and didn't move all over it would be ok, tyring, but bearable. it would slow us down, but we had no choice. I wasn't about to leave any of them behind. I had a heart after all. I wasn't proud of many of my own actions in the past, and I did regrett a few things I had to do in my life, but at the same time, those actions made me who I was today, and I wanted to believe I wasn't a bad person. stubborn perhaps, very matter-of-fact most of the time, wouldn't put up with nonsenses, and I didn't suffer fools gladly. however, I wasn't a cold hearted bitch. at least I would like to think so. adjusting Joe's body once more I took the safety off my Sig with my right hand and made sure I could pull it out quickly if needed*

 

"Agreed", I said, and was quick to lift Darkbringer up onto my shoulders before anyone else had the chance. He was not a big man compared to myself, but he weighed a lot with all his equippment. I was surprised to see how Odessa carried Joe away though. Not only to see her strength, but also how she did not even hesitate on taking Joe with us. She never concidered leaving him there, liked I did for a couple of seconds. I made sure I had Boris' old revolver safely in my equippment belt. It was shining now, and working fully. Not like the way it used to be, but better. After it had been dealt with by the gunsmith in Prospekt Mira, that is. I followed Odessa out into the tunnels, and we were soon on our way towards Mendeleevskaya.

 

I am glad we were finally making progress. During our walk through the Metro tunnel to Mendeleevskaya we pass the maintenance access route I held up in during my childish episode. I stay back a moment to make sure the door is secure. I struggle to open it, but it does not budge. Now satisfied with the doors security I catch up with rest of the group. Within an hour we reach Mendeleevskaya's metal gates. When some of the Hansa officials recognize Odessa, we are allowed entry. Halfway through the station is a crowded market. As the group approaches the crowd I turn in front of them.

''Thank you for your generosity Benji. But this is where we part ways, I'm afraid. I have to take care of my business and find a place for Yuri to stay before I march onto D-6. Mark your path with the symbol. I'll find you.'' I say, offering my hand towards Benji and then shaking his.

I quickly move over to Odessa.

''Many thanks for your help. In return --.'' I remove a water bottle sized firework from my pack. ''Here. Launch this on the surface if you ever need me. I'll be there.'' I comment.

''Goodbye.'' I say, turning around. Yuri waves his tiny hand back towards the group as we disappear in the sea of people.

 

Is this Hansa stations one of the kind where we have to leave all of our weapons by the gate before going in?

 

I start walking towards this little group after killing victor. A man who left me for dead on the surface and say need anyhelp im good with a gun and work free i just get 50% of the loot.

 

My stuff in real cleared up quicker than I thought. I'll follow the story, but I won't post until I feel like I need to.

 

I edited your quote a little, Steve. Remember to try to use this " sign on each side of what your character says, and remember to use comma and period properly, or it will be really difficult to understand what you are writing. Try and compare the quote of you in my post, with your original post And remember that you'll have to devote yourself a little bit to this. You'll need to post several times a week.

We eventually arrived in Mendeleevskaya, and the guards just peeked suspiciously at us. This was appareantly not a station where one had to deliver one's weapons away to pass through. I kept my eyes open in the station, none the less. Probably the whole Reich was aware of our presence in the metro by now, so if any Nazi spotted us in the station, we would be in trouble. We were not difficult to discover either; a group of heavily armed rangers. Who else could we be than the rumored one? As Fyodor made his farewells, I shook his hand and slightly bowed, in the typical Japanese way, like I always used to do. Like I still used to do, after twenty years in gloomy darkness. It is a habbit that I do not think I will ever get rid of.

Soon enough, there was a man approaching us, wondering if we needed any help on our journeys. 'Another Daredevil...' I thought to myself. The man certainly did not look like a Nazi, or their fake copies of bandits and the like. And we could use a lot more firepower, concidering where we were actually going. I looked over at Odessa.

 

After about 20 minutes of carrying Dark through the tunnel we finnaly made it to the station. It wasnt a small station, nor was is a large one like Polis or the other combined ones. The arches were wide and covered the enter length of the platform. The escalators that went up to the surface werent in the back of the station, but instead in the middle of the platform. Going up into the abyss. The airlocks were further up.

"So, what now. I say we get Dark some help."

PS. can u guys brief me where we are? lol i completely lost track what station we are in and what tunnels we just went through. thanks

 

After receiving a mysterious letter, the hunt for Glock will lead the group to D-6. The group walked the tunnel from Savelovskaya, where the lurker ambush occured, to Mendeleevskaya. Mendeleevskaya is a Hansa station that Odessa was able to get the group into. You are allowed to carry your weapons in the station. Dark and Joe, after he randomly collapsed, need medical attention. A newcomer has offered his assistance. Fyodor has left the group with promises to return. In all, the group is preparing to march onto D-6. Hope this helps.

 

Hey Thanks

 

is pyotr still alive?

 

*after arriving to Hanza, Fyodor decided to leave. he gave me his 'infernal water bottle' and I promised him I would use it if needed. however, before letting him go I told him of a lady who run a market stall in the station, friend of mine, who would be able to look after Yuri. if Fyodor told Yanina he I sent them, she would make sure Yuri was safe. I also gave him instructions to meet us outside Mayakosvskaya in 24hrs' time, if he was still planning to come to D-6 with us. after saying our goodbyes I turned to the group*

'well, I suggest we find a doctor and have them check Dark and Joe. hopefully they'll be well soon enough to continue, if they wish to do so, that's it'

*as I made my way to the hospital I saw a stranger approaching us, offering his help. I looked at Benji and wandered at the newcomer. god knows we could use the help, but could we trust him?*

 

I saw a blurry scenery as I opened my eyes. A light, at the end of a tunnel. This is it, I thought. I'm dead.
I closed my eyes again, only to be waken up by chatter. It sounded like Odessa. But she hadn't been injured? How could she be in the world of the dead?
I thought of the stories of how heaven and hell were atomized by the nukes, and a sould had to remain the metro. This seemed like a plausible reason, but just to be sure, I whispered: "Am I dead?".

 

Inside my darkness of being out cold the kremlin began its vision to me. Those mutants the almost un-killable ones thst were lik we bi pedal wolves with elephant trunks were there. They walked up to me while suddently their eyes cuaght fire.
The master of the said, "you will all die"
I tried to say something but I couldnt say anything as my mouth felt heviar than a boulder.
The master than replied "hanza and the metro will buen"

 

How the fuck are you getting Kremlin visions? We weren't anywhere near a star.

 

im connecte a to the kremlin. I said thos along time ago when the group first met my charecter. But theese are real ones instead of the norma ones