Soon shouted swearing in Russian could be heard echoing off the buildings as a five round burst burst from a suppressed rifle rang out (contrary to popular belief, suppressors do not silence shots, and can only quiet them to certain points). Despite this suppressor's high efficiency, it's shots could still be heard, meaning that the fight was closer than you first believed. As you drew even closer, the russian swears became more pronounced as more bursts of suppressed rifle fire erupted, getting closer and closer until a figure clad in vibrant neon yellow, black, and white dashed into view, vaulting over a car wreck and dropping behind it sitting with their back to the car's side. Without hesitating, the figure turned and came up to a crouch, bracing their rifle over the hood of the car and opening up with a three second burst of fire from their rifle. The incoming heavy impacts of footsteps from a Horsemen of the Apocalypse faltered before it stumbled into view and smashing against a building, splattering the building and the pavement with it's blood before tumbling to a standstill against the wall of the building, shuddering.<br/><br/>The figure, muttering something in Russian, stood up and walked around the car and up to the beast before before firing a four round burst into it's head. Then they lowered their rifle with a sigh and walked over to the wall before leaning their back against it. They slid down into a sitting position, placing their rifle over their knees before taking off the pair of gold-chrome rimmed aviators they wore and began cleaning off the blood that had splattered on them.<br/><br/><span style="color: #FFFF00">"These things are all over your damn cities. You Japanese are having quite a hard time compared to the rest of the world. or at least compared tot eh rest of Europe."</span>He stated in fluent Russian accented Japanese. It was obvious just who he was talking to, since there wasn't anyone else around.<span style="color: #FFFF00">"I've fought and killed fifteen of these things since hitting Japanese soil, whereas back in Europe I only had the pleasure and privilege of killing two of them."</span>