TheOccarim
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- Posted: Sun, 25 Jan 2015 16:35:35 +0000
-- ♠ VICTOR STEEL "THE CENTURION"
" We αre ɴoт мeɴ dιѕɢυιѕed αѕ мere doɢѕ. We αre wolveѕ dιѕɢυιѕed αѕ мeɴ."
-- ♠ Mood:Content -- ♠ Where:Gates -- ♠ With:Richard Schneider --
The sun shined mighty upon the amusement park, the once perfectly fine metallic structures now crumbled under their own weight due to rust and lack of proper treatment. Some endured, either by themselves due to their sheer quality or by the maintenance done by the group of survivors that had set up camp in the park, and served the needs of those around. The camp was set up and divided in a way that everyone had an occupation. Some took care of the crops and the live stock that were set up to provide food; of course others made the meals. There were guards, those who protected the amusement park from the infected. It would have been a fine camp by itself if it only had those occupations but the amusement park known as Six Flags had special group of people. Scavengers, the ones who searched every thing for anything that could be of use or just pure amusement for the camp.
If one looked at the other survivors they would just see normal people, physically at least, just going on with their lives. Perhaps one or two were malnourished or physically debilitated but they seemed normal. Victor stood out like a sore thumb among the survivors. Not because his particularly large frame, 7 feet tall with the build of someone who could feature in a super soldier movie, but due to the way he carried himself. Victor wore a mildly heavier, much more resistant, and less constricting version of the best body armor civilian or even the average soldier could have. He was every military operations movie fan's wet dream, a real life version of those super soldiers who wore the powered armors. That was far from reality as all his suit of body armor would protect him against would be small firearms fire and a bit more on a lucky day. It also kept him completely impervious to the infected trying to take a chunk of him with them. Sure it was mildly heavy which meant slower moving speed but Victor was never a fast runner to begin with. He had momentum similar to when a bear charged and could hold his own in long distance runs but apart from that, one just had to outrun him right off the bat.
Being a human version of an armored tank was good but having the stopping power to match it was marvelous. He carried a Mossberg 500, completed with all the necessary accessories that made it such a good weapon. A side saddle shell holder and a screw on stock mount shell holder went along with the integrated pistol grip/stock combo. The pump hand grip was replaced with a picatinny rail version mounted on a picatinny compatible vertical grip, he had a barrel mount picatinny rail unit of course. A nice little add-on was the shotgun sling made from approximately 80 feet of braided paracord. All of this provided him with the ability to be a real show stopper. If need be, he could always let the shotgun rest on his side and pull out the FN P90 that rested on the right side of the large,black backpack he carried. It had a strap as well to allow for sudden removal and use. The backpack carried the usual, magazines and some maintenance equipment. The suit wouldn't look the part fully if it was simply that so Victor, in all his mighty paranoia, had a paintball mask hiding his face while a ballistic helmet protect the rest. That was Victor, the human tank, walking towards the park's gates where one of the guards sat behind them. He approached calmly, the shotgun resting in his hands with his fingers wrapped around the pistol grip he had for shotgun. "Good morning." Victor spoke in a lax, polite and refined manner. "Any sight of the infected near these gates?" Victor questioned the man who was near him, Richard.
♠ Out of the fight:XXXXXX
- -- Since it's morning, I went on and ignored the part where you described the night.
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