"Hurry up then." He said.

Freia laughed. She couldn't contain it unfortunately. The gun didn't waver from the Hunker's head once. "Seriously," she said adopting a serious tone. "Hurry up. My trigger finger is itchy."

"Ok, the Hunkers are planning an ambush from west and north, trying to box you's, trap you in the cormer of the land" he said. "Anyway, there planning ak ambush there. Said they're gonna slaughter everyone, no mercy ya know. Anyway, that thought didnt appeal to me, so i ran off, and here I am."

"Yeah. Sure. I don't buy it. The fact that it didn't appeal to you bit anyway. It's not in a Hunker's nature to... disappear," she said.

"I'm telling the truth. I don't like war and fighting much, if I can avoid it. It sucks. It causes pain and loss. I lost.. I lost...my... I lost my family because of war.

"Oh how touching," she said sarcastically. "We've all lost family in the war," she said angrily. "Partly because of you. I don't like Hunkers," she said with a sneer.

"I'm not suprised, and im not proud of what I am either. But if you can stop being so thick and big headdd, and trust me, i can help" he said.

Freia shot next to the Hunker's head intentionally and moved it back to his face. "I may be big headed by=ut at least I have a nice, decent sized brain to used in it. Unlike scum like you," she said hatefully.

Aragon shook his head in anger. "Fine, if you choose to be so stupid, then I shall not help" he said grabbing her neck, and throwing her to the ground. "But remember this, young stupid one. I am on no side" and with that he jumped off, and searched for a place to heal and reoair himself.

"Cowards," she said as she rubbed her neck. He had a long grip. "The lot of them."

The hunker saw all that happened, it walked back to the hunker base, where ever that is.

((Uh... wasn't there a whole lot of snipers and gunman surrounding Aragon? They would've shot him straight away if he even twitched.))

(??? I didn't know that. Well... I did.)

((Well, there was -_- ))

(Okay. Your turn)

((..Oh, I forgot about the snipers... sorry...))

(??? How can you just forget?)

((Sigh))

Blaze kicked at the ground, turning to the snipers and the fresh reinforcements, "Put down a whole security perimiter around the village, I want these Hunkers dead!"

"I want to kill that one myself," Freia mumbled.

Blaze moved to where Freia was, "Scout the houses, check for survivors." He said.

Aragon watched as an armh of hunkers started the ambush. They were at least 500k's away, but he still could se e them, as clear as daylight. "So. It has begun" he murmured softly.

Gandal nodded, as he moved through house after house finding the exact same thing; either a dead body or nothing.

The same happened to Freia. She could handel it thanks to her training. But it hurt.

Aragon watched them coming ever closer.

He moved through each house with gritted teeth, the sight of dead bodies scattered through every building disturbed him. How could those creatures be so... vile? So cruel to humanity as they supposedly had to give Earth a 'cleansing.' Blaze shook his head at his own thoughts as he shut the door of another lifeless house, the creaking of the door sending a shudder through his body.

All this war was horrible; the amount of innocent people that died; that were shredded to pieces by selfish aliens that want Earth for themself. But then the Cyborgs were another thing. Blaze opened the door of another house, the torch on his gun splashing light over the blood splattered walls. "Empty." He muttered into his radio, annoyed at the slow progress.

The cyborgs had been ripping apart Earth; literally. With their stupid nuclear bombs, splitting islands apart. Just when humanity thinks they're done, they start abducting children and turning them into killing cyborgs. Life was never good before this war with all the pollution and politics raging, but war was much worse.

Blaze shut the door, placing the radio back into his pocket, "Freia, have you found anything yet?" He called over the whirring of dust. Most probably a sandstorm nearby -- they would have to hurry things along before it reached them.