"Alex I pulled some information off of the computers in that meterex ship" Toothdee said. "It's some sort of algorithm that holds the location to a meterex leader, but we can't decode it. To do that we would have to kill a meterex leader, then use the information he had to decode this algorithm"
"Well tell me where this leader is, and I'll take him down" alex responded,
"I thought you would say that"
A half an hour later, alex was sneaking through the woods near the location where the meterex soldiers were. He spotted 3 hostiles near a river and engaged. He gunned down 2 before they could even reach cover. The third hostile got behind a rock, but when he came up to fire, alex shot the enemy dead.
Further up ahead where 5 hostile meterex soldiers. Alex snuck up behind one enemy and preformed a takedown. Then he threw a grenade that blew up 2 meterex, and shot the remaining 2 dead.
Up ahead, 2 heavy meterex units were racing towards alex. He threw grenades and used gunfire to down one hostile, before he jumped to the side to avoid the other unit. Taking out his sword, alex slashed at the heavy unit, hitting it in weak points and taking the unit down.
Up ahead was the meterex leader, accompanied by 4 normal meterex and 2 elite units. Alex took out his rocket launcher and fired 3 rockets at the group of meterex. He destroyed the leader, both elites, and half of the normal soldiers.
Alex quickly gunned down the 2 normal meterex and went up to the leader. He pulled the central processor out of the leader and began to return to the typhoon.
When Alex got back, he handed the processor to Toothdee who immediately used the info in the processor to decode the algorithm.
"With this we should have the name and location of a meterex leader" Toothdee said.
When the name and information appeared on screen, Toothdees jaw dropped.
"Alex, its..."
Alex looked at the screen and an angry scowl went across his face.
"...it's your father"
Alex left the bridge and began to walk back to the armory.
"What are you going to do?" Toothdee asked.
"What should have been done a long time ago"