<strong>April</strong><br/><br/>The sounds of people's agony and last words before they were shot was so close to driving April insane. She was strong of mind, though, if totally unused to this, so she didn't snap. She was damned close though. Nothing could have prepared her for what she heard next. The voice of soldiers yelling out telling any who still hid to come out or the lives of those who still lived would be on their consciences. April stood quickly, fumbling around in a near panic. She couldn't be responsible for letting more die, their blood would be on her hands, she couldn't let this happen. Crying, no sobbing, she managed to find the door nob and opened the door.<br/><br/>Running down the hall she was screaming in fear.<strong>No! No! Please, don't kill them, don't kill them!</strong>As she came out into the main area, she stopped dead, her eyes wide in unrelenting and aghast horror. The blood, all of the blood... the bodies, of thousands, it... it haunted her to no end. She completely forgot about the soldiers and the other survivors, they did not exist in her mind any longer. Only the scene laid bare before her existed. The blood drenched morbid scene was all she saw.<br/>______________________________________________________________________________________<br/><br/><strong>Kevin</strong><br/><br/><strong>Oh man, they are good. Kill everyone then threaten more death to those who were hiding. It is a perfect tactic, few can refuse it, especially any resistance members who are present and still alive.</strong>He watched with bated breath for those who would inevitably reveal themselves and suddenly the sound of the air transport faded away as all of his attention was saved for the drama on the screen before him.