<blockquote><div><cite>xblurp wrote:</cite>"It was a bloodbath. That was what happened here. We've be receiving calls all day about monsters showing up in the city. We looked into it right away or at least after the first 10 calls about the same sightings. At first I couldn't even believe it, but then I saw them for myself.This station became a fortress for us to defend ourselves when the first wave came through , but they wouldn't stop.We kept shooting and shooting them to no avail. It was only after some time watching them as we kept shooting them that I realized that they could only come back a few times. I saw those things torn to pieces, but they would still regenerate. For a time I thought they were unkillable, but finally one stood dead on the ground. That's where I came up with that if they were killed enough whatever keeping them alive would run out. I thought we had a winning chance." The man's eyes grew teary, but didn't drip from his face. He looked past Zaida going through what he had seen. The amount of blood from fellow colleagues being thrown across the walls and himself as they fought back from being overtaken. "I don't know how I survived. After a while they just stopped coming." The old man looked down at Zaida's belly. "It's a great joy to have to see that there are still people alive out there and that will continue to keep our way of life alive."</div></blockquote><br/>Zaida smirked. She found it amusing that this man had such high hopes for another generation to rise up from the dismal circumstances he found himself in. The thought of dashing his false hope to pieces caused her to beam a smile at him. But for now she would amuse him.<br/>"Thank you. Maybe one day the human race will return to its former glory. Though may I ask how many times you had to kill those creatures before they died? Such information would certainly help me should I have the misfortune of running into them. It's tough for a girl to survive in a terrible place like this all on her own. If only I had someone as strong and handsome as you by my side." Zaida said with a sultry smile while she laid a hand on the man's chest and let her fingers delicately slide across it. "You may call me Zaida." she winked.