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((Please, Gabriel would own Shae in hand-to-hand, especially in Five Star!))

((You seem to have forgotten that you're arguing in MY THREAD.

Which, you know, is an excusable action, but still.))

Both of them missed. The agent had shifted. Both shot straight through the victim. Remarkably, the rounds continued to travel with relative power, and since Shae's had passed through the man's right cheek and jaw, it punched into the Agent's skull. Not enough to kill him, but he stumbled back in surprise, enough that he didn't react fast enough for a second round to kill him if it were fired. A gaping wound had also appeared in his right shoulder where he'd shifted the victim's torso in front of him. The victim, meanwhile, fell to the ground, distinctly dead. On both mental and aural channels came Hade's message. "Don't worry about that, they'll excuse you once they understand what happened here." Of course, he didn't take the bother to explain to them just what was happening.

Joshua picked up an enemy agent who was getting too close, killed him, and started to return the favor of using enemies as shields. Since it was a modified enemy, it was working far better.

What had happened to Alyx?

((Yeah, not to be all offended or offensive, but seriously, you guys are like angry over nothing.))

The agent collapsed dead.

As though in response to his question, rapid bursts of P-90 fire came from well behind the agents, from out in the parking lot. Alyx, looking very determined and very angry, was charging through cars, vaulting hoods and releasing bursts into enemies. The opposition was flanked, and for the moment they had only a few choices for cover - go into the field and wait, or use the concrete pillars to guard one side or the other and eliminate the threat on the other.

The problem was that the threat in the parking lot was growing. A hovership came in low; Steven, Jack, Nathaniel, and perhaps ten or fifteen other mercenaries dismounted and immediately started firing. The Agents were already starting to lose the battle to Bullfrog. Right?

((Haha. Sorry.))

Shae's 5 Star men were still mostly intact. They were watching their bosses, Gabriel and Shae, rip the Agents a new one (for the most part). When the need arose, they would fire on the enemy Agents as well.
Shae heard Cado's message and forwarded it to his men. He got green confirmation lights almost immediately.
"My men say they agree," he shot back. "I do too. What's keeping us here?"

((Well, he's pinned down, but he never responded to Cado, so Cado wouldn't know that.))

((Well. Lockers look like any ol' locker room you could pull out of any ol' movie. You know, lots of lockers, probably showers, toilets, etc. Tile floors, tile walls, etc. There are two exits - one into the football field, one to the pathways under the bleachers. There are no fire exits - the place is just as it is. There is no second level - you're directly beneath the bleachers, just further down than the pathways.

You people have been to really big stadiums, haven't you?))

((A quick MS Paint Floor plan would clear things up rather speedily. xd ))

((Fine, fine, fine. MSPaint ahoy.

Gimme a minute though.))