"Wait just a minute guys," Kasey said while we were running from the
"being," " why can't we just leave this madhouse again?" "My god," yelled
Kevin, "we have to uncover the traitor who is progressing with these
experiments. It is not a coincident that these attacks have begun again.
There is someone setting these monsters loose on Raccoon City!" Kevin
stomped off in the opposite direction after this. We stared at him in awe.
I chased after him. " Kevin what do you think you are doing?" I panted, "
we cant go running of from each other we got to stick together." Kevin
turned to me and said, " I am sick and tired of Kasey's incompetence. First
he hike up here by his stupid self then when we save him he wants an escort
home I can't handle this anymore." Kevin began slowly crying, something I
have never seen him do. "What's wrong man," I said. "This is too much to
handle period," he answered, " we have to get out of here. Screw the
mission if our leader has a problem with it he can fire all of us and we
would be happier and safer then than we are now." I sat and pondered this
suggestion. It made a lot of sense. We were definitely in a hopeless
situation. But we also had two more friends trapped somewhere in this
forsaken place and Kala would never leave either of them behind. "Kevin I
promise when we find Ele and Amanda we will leave whether our mission is
completed of not." A faint smile spread across his face and we walked back
to the others
"Kasey may I talk to you?" I asked. I took him aside and told him to act a little more serious and to leave us alone about leaving this place. "Whatever, dude Jamie you know I don't really belong here," he said. " Then you shouldn't have gone hiking you freaking moron!" I was beginning to see Kevin's point. "Kasey as I have told you before please if you want out take your chances and try to escape to the city alone because we aren't leaving!" It was obvious Kasey was staying with us because he followed me back to the group. "Okay people new plan," I began, " this is no longer a S.T.A.R.S official mission it's a rescue mission and when we finish the rescue we will leave mission completed or not." No one had any objections to this in fact they seemed relieved. Upon the end of our decision an unexpected guest confronted us. He was long mean and looked poisonous. We were screwed for sure all we could do was run.
"What is that thing?" Tim yelled. No one seemed to want to answer we just made a break for the nearest door. To make matters worse a couple hunters showed up and began chasing us from the other end of the hall. "We are screwed," said David softly. "GO INTO THAT ROOM!" I exclaimed and we ducked into a small room that held what seemed to be a table set for one and a small four-poster bed in the corner. We could hear the slithering sound of the snake outside the door. We heard the hunters scream out as if in pain and then suddenly silenced. The snake was devouring the hunters! A faint whimper alerted us to the presence of some one other than our own. With the help of Tim and Kala we moved a giant hutch out of the way to find a body on the other side. "Oh MY GOD!"
"Kasey may I talk to you?" I asked. I took him aside and told him to act a little more serious and to leave us alone about leaving this place. "Whatever, dude Jamie you know I don't really belong here," he said. " Then you shouldn't have gone hiking you freaking moron!" I was beginning to see Kevin's point. "Kasey as I have told you before please if you want out take your chances and try to escape to the city alone because we aren't leaving!" It was obvious Kasey was staying with us because he followed me back to the group. "Okay people new plan," I began, " this is no longer a S.T.A.R.S official mission it's a rescue mission and when we finish the rescue we will leave mission completed or not." No one had any objections to this in fact they seemed relieved. Upon the end of our decision an unexpected guest confronted us. He was long mean and looked poisonous. We were screwed for sure all we could do was run.
"What is that thing?" Tim yelled. No one seemed to want to answer we just made a break for the nearest door. To make matters worse a couple hunters showed up and began chasing us from the other end of the hall. "We are screwed," said David softly. "GO INTO THAT ROOM!" I exclaimed and we ducked into a small room that held what seemed to be a table set for one and a small four-poster bed in the corner. We could hear the slithering sound of the snake outside the door. We heard the hunters scream out as if in pain and then suddenly silenced. The snake was devouring the hunters! A faint whimper alerted us to the presence of some one other than our own. With the help of Tim and Kala we moved a giant hutch out of the way to find a body on the other side. "Oh MY GOD!"