Then one of the six-legged beasts jumped and landed in front of him. He opened up with his machine guns and the beast was cut down swiftly. It’s green blood splattering over his face. But more were coming. He continued firing as he reversed saving at least some of his minions.
The fortress’s heavy cannons had fallen silent now. Timothy launched some grenades from the back of the battle chair killing several of the enemy but still they came.
It gave him the time though to finally get inside the mine entrance as a large metallic door closed from overhead behind him. Immediately, he could hear the enemy hurling their bodies against it. In the dim light, he turned to assess his forces. Despite minimal losses, only a third of them, or thereabouts, had been wiped out so far, they seemed cowed. Expressions of astonishment and fear were written on their faces. All except for his veterans who had known what to expect.
“It won’t take them long to get through that door. Follow me, if you wish to live!”
He was leading them deeper into the abyss. They descended into the heart of the network before what sounded like a large explosion echoed through the cave structure. It was the sound of their protective heavy metal entrance being breached.
Mark – your hard at work with all your writing lately.
Fair play.
Happy Christmas and enjoy the holidays.
Regards,
Eugene Duffy
Taking In Charge Officer
Planning Department
Westmeath County Council, Áras an Chontae, Mullingar, Co. Westmeath
Tel 044 93 32017 | Email eugene.duffy@westmeathcoco.ieeugene.duffy@westmeathcoco.ie | http://www.westmeathcoco.iehttp://www.westmeathcoco.ie/
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Yes, making some good progress. Hoping to do much more before I’m back!
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