Cherry_Fire
Planetoid
- Joined
- May 4, 2009
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1st Lieutenant Chelsea M. Callaway rolled the face-down Firebat over, propping him up against the fuel tank on his back. He had bent over to pick up the cigarettes he dropped on the ground, when the spine came from nowhere. It came straight up and hit him in the stomach. Some of the marines were hit next. She called for a sensor sweep but those damn desk-jockey's at the command center took to long to locate the burrowed lurker. By the time they uploaded the results of the sweep to the display in her helmet everybody in her unit was already dead except for Johnson, their firebat. Through some luck she was able to blind it with one of her flares before its spines reached her.
The firebat was bleeding bad. She administered some clotting agent. "I'm not losing you, Johnson," she said with determination. She fought the bleeding for what seemed like eternity, but it was only a few minutes. Johnson face was pale, and he was too weak to even speak. Callaway was able to stop the bleeding and stabalize the firebat. She even had a small supply of blood stored in her battle suit which she transfused into his body. Johnson would be alright. Not many other medics could have brought him back, but she was the best.
Though stable, Johnson was still much too weak to speak. He was staring off into the distance, and tried to raise a steel-covered arm, as if pointing at something in the distance. "Don't worry," she said. "You'll be fine. I've already radioed in for a drop ship. We'll be back at the barracks in no time."
1st Lieutenant Chelsea M. Callaway rolled the face-down Firebat over, propping him up against the fuel tank on his back. He had bent over to pick up the cigarettes he dropped on the ground, when the spine came from nowhere. It came straight up and hit him in the stomach. Some of the marines were hit next. She called for a sensor sweep but those damn desk-jockey's at the command center took to long to locate the burrowed lurker. By the time they uploaded the results of the sweep to the display in her helmet everybody in her unit was already dead except for Johnson, their firebat. Through some luck she was able to blind it with one of her flares before its spines reached her.
The firebat was bleeding bad. She administered some clotting agent. "I'm not losing you, Johnson," she said with determination. She fought the bleeding for what seemed like eternity, but it was only a few minutes. Johnson face was pale, and he was too weak to even speak. Callaway was able to stop the bleeding and stabalize the firebat. She even had a small supply of blood stored in her battle suit which she transfused into his body. Johnson would be alright. Not many other medics could have brought him back, but she was the best.
Though stable, Johnson was still much too weak to speak. He was staring off into the distance, and tried to raise a steel-covered arm, as if pointing at something in the distance. "Don't worry," she said. "You'll be fine. I've already radioed in for a drop ship. We'll be back at the barracks in no time."