50 people opening fire at the same time in an enclosed room is painful. Rounds are barely missing people, concrete dust is flying, making it hard to see and breathe. Bullets are deflecting and smashing glass tables and the round casings are dropping like a hail storm as everyone is desperately cowering behind cover.
“Fuck- ing Hell!” Dave shouts!
“Let’s fuck them up! Mike, Frag the left side the Emperor has gone right, he’s gone right” .
As Mike pulls the pin on his frag grenade, he tosses it backwards over his head and it lands perfectly behind their cover. The explosion rips through at least 4 of their troops, and injures 2 or 3 more as Dave throws his last Flashbang. Simultaneously, all of the SAS troops stand up and they all fire in different ‘sectors’, taking out anything that isn’t behind cover. As this happens, their 30 odd men have just been reduced to 5 or so, including the emperor who is now hiding in a small room adjacent to the entrance, and is firing through the wooden door.
Miraculously, none of the SAS have been hit. The last flash goes in to the small room as the SAS mop up. The flash stuns the emperor. Dave then kicks him in the face and ends the lives of two of his bodyguards that are in the room with him with his M9 pistol.
They have out done themselves once again, and in a very disciplined and efficient fashion.
As they exfil, the Black Hawks then give an ETA of 5 minutes. They are waiting outside and the emperor is frothing at the mouth in a rage. He appears to have super human strength, almost like a medical condition called Excited Delirium. This is dangerous as he will ‘burn up’ and die if he doesn’t get proper medical attention very soon. He appears to be making no sense, even if you don’t understand Japanese, you can still tell. The Medic then tranquilises him, for his own safety, and for the benefit of the teams’ ears.
As the team step outside they admire the scorched earth and the smell of death. Tanks and APC’s have been reduced to scrap and soldiers have been obliterated where they once stood.
The world is silent. The only sound that is present is that of the rustle of the trees in the weirdly warm breeze.
“Is it hot out here or is it just me?”
Their attention is then sharply drawn to the left of Mt Mihara, where a great white flash has just been emitted. The light is bright, it is blinding in fact, and causes the team to shield their eyes. The light is as bright as a thousand sunrises, and a brilliant white cloud is ascending at great speed. They all realise exactly what has just happened as they see what seems to look like a shockwave, hurtling towards them. The godly light and the impending destruction has not frozen these hardened veterans as they scramble to the nearest ditch and await the impact as they hear an old air raid siren being activated. These air raid sirens are eerie and symbolise panic and death. The low pitched bass sound of destruction is nearing and getting louder somewhat overpowering the sirens, the light is getting brighter, and all of a sudden a wall of hot air goes over them, followed by tonnes of debris, reducing anything in its path to zero.
The black hawk helicopters do not stand a chance. They break up in the air and seem to disintegrate; it almost looks like confetti being blown from the palm of your hand in a strong wind. The rushing sound of the recently passed shockwave continues and the sound is so defining that every one of them has to cover their ears and shut their eyes tightly. All they can do now is hope and pray. They are powerless.
The atmosphere around Japan is now tinted with a reddish glow, the wind has increased, the weather has seemed to go from a bright sunny day to a hellish red sky with strong winds in a matter of seconds. It is at this point, another brilliant white flash appears, this time to the right hand side of the mountain.
What is the world to like be after this?
Chapter 7-
“Fuck- ing Hell!” Dave shouts!
“Let’s fuck them up! Mike, Frag the left side the Emperor has gone right, he’s gone right” .
As Mike pulls the pin on his frag grenade, he tosses it backwards over his head and it lands perfectly behind their cover. The explosion rips through at least 4 of their troops, and injures 2 or 3 more as Dave throws his last Flashbang. Simultaneously, all of the SAS troops stand up and they all fire in different ‘sectors’, taking out anything that isn’t behind cover. As this happens, their 30 odd men have just been reduced to 5 or so, including the emperor who is now hiding in a small room adjacent to the entrance, and is firing through the wooden door.
Miraculously, none of the SAS have been hit. The last flash goes in to the small room as the SAS mop up. The flash stuns the emperor. Dave then kicks him in the face and ends the lives of two of his bodyguards that are in the room with him with his M9 pistol.
They have out done themselves once again, and in a very disciplined and efficient fashion.
As they exfil, the Black Hawks then give an ETA of 5 minutes. They are waiting outside and the emperor is frothing at the mouth in a rage. He appears to have super human strength, almost like a medical condition called Excited Delirium. This is dangerous as he will ‘burn up’ and die if he doesn’t get proper medical attention very soon. He appears to be making no sense, even if you don’t understand Japanese, you can still tell. The Medic then tranquilises him, for his own safety, and for the benefit of the teams’ ears.
As the team step outside they admire the scorched earth and the smell of death. Tanks and APC’s have been reduced to scrap and soldiers have been obliterated where they once stood.
The world is silent. The only sound that is present is that of the rustle of the trees in the weirdly warm breeze.
“Is it hot out here or is it just me?”
Their attention is then sharply drawn to the left of Mt Mihara, where a great white flash has just been emitted. The light is bright, it is blinding in fact, and causes the team to shield their eyes. The light is as bright as a thousand sunrises, and a brilliant white cloud is ascending at great speed. They all realise exactly what has just happened as they see what seems to look like a shockwave, hurtling towards them. The godly light and the impending destruction has not frozen these hardened veterans as they scramble to the nearest ditch and await the impact as they hear an old air raid siren being activated. These air raid sirens are eerie and symbolise panic and death. The low pitched bass sound of destruction is nearing and getting louder somewhat overpowering the sirens, the light is getting brighter, and all of a sudden a wall of hot air goes over them, followed by tonnes of debris, reducing anything in its path to zero.
The black hawk helicopters do not stand a chance. They break up in the air and seem to disintegrate; it almost looks like confetti being blown from the palm of your hand in a strong wind. The rushing sound of the recently passed shockwave continues and the sound is so defining that every one of them has to cover their ears and shut their eyes tightly. All they can do now is hope and pray. They are powerless.
The atmosphere around Japan is now tinted with a reddish glow, the wind has increased, the weather has seemed to go from a bright sunny day to a hellish red sky with strong winds in a matter of seconds. It is at this point, another brilliant white flash appears, this time to the right hand side of the mountain.
What is the world to like be after this?
Chapter 7-
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