Post by Rory Ashe on Apr 9, 2011 16:56:27 GMT -5
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It had been eight months, eight long months since the man known collectively as "The Phantom" by the media had made his residence in New York. At first he seemed to be another simple mutant hoodlum, causing trouble, and mostly being mischevious. After only a couple months though, his intentions became clear and his actions took a darker side. People started turning up dead, missing, and panic began to spread as all were connected to this suited menace.
In the last few months he had become a well known name after directly engaging an armed SWAT team, and last month after blowing up two buildings. Now he was being called a terrorist, and rumors spread that he had a whole group of mutants working for him. Rumors also spread that he was working with the militant force that had attacked Colorado several months ago. Either way, throughout New York there was a hushed word on everybodies lips, spoken with both fear and intrigue; Phantom.
In a hotel in downtown New York, several policemen ran up a flight of stairs, crashing through the doors of the twentieth floor only to see a man with a completely dark suit disappear into the stairwell on the far end of the hall. The officers gave chase, tired, but somewhat happy as they realized the stairs only went to one place, the rooftop. They finally had him, he had no where to run now.
The burst through the doors onto the rooftop, the sun glaring in their eyes. Standing in the middle of the roof, facing them, was a man wearing a body covering, armored suit. He almost looked alien in it, though it fit tightly to every curve of his muscle, making him truly look like an imposing alien of some sort.
The officers all pulled out there guns, "You got no where to go now, do you dirt bag? Put your hands in the air asshole, or we'll pump you so full of holes I swear it..." The winded and angry officer yelled. The man simply stood there though, arms at his side, staring at them quietly. Suddenly, the radio came to life on one of the officers chests.
"Come in A company, we got a gun chopper from the army reserves headed up to you now, he's at the tenth floor, east side coming up fast."
Behind his mask, the man smiled. It was disappointing they were so bent on catching him that they failed to notice the dead Agents bodies in the hotel, but that was the price he had to pay for taking this road. Without another moment of wasted time, the suited man turned and sprinted toward the edge of the building.
"Son of a... STOP HIM!" Immediately, all the officers opened fire, but it was too late. The Phantom leapt off the side of the building, arms out in a perfect swan dive, then began freefalling.
Somewhere around the fifteenth floor, he saw his target, the gunship. Using the webbing under the arms of his suit, he made his way toward it as he free falled, suddenly slamming into the side of the hulking beast before they realized what had happened. Now, Rory wasn't exactly a light man, and in his suit weighed drastically more, and with the speed of his impact he caused the entire chopper to spin slightly as it lost control.
"[Green]DAMNIT! HE'S ON US! I REPEAT, TARGET HAS BREACHED THE CHOPPER... HE'S...[/color]" The pilots communication was knocked out suddenly as he was ripped from his sea, as well as the gunner, and tossed out of the hole Rory made in the side of the aircraft.
He quickly set down in the seat, trying to gain control of the aircraft, and couldn't help but notice the armament of the helicopter. Several missiles, standard weapons, one that caught his eye though was a 50. Caliber turret mounted on the front. These boys were loaded for bear, but it was far to late to gain control. The Helicopter crashed onto main street, the impact causing the missiles to detonate. A fiery plume rose into the sky as several more helicopters filled the air, mostly news and police surveillence units.
The front of the crash became surrounded with cops and SWAT in almost second, all out of their cars with guns trained on the wreckage.
"No way he lived through that... I think we finally got this bastard." One of the swat officers said.
"Wait... I see movement, there in the smoke. Get ready to fire!... We have you surrounded, there is now way out of here... Phantom... Give up." All guns were immediately raised to the hazy figure coming out of the wreckage.
Slowly he stepped, armor scarred by the explosion revealing a little skin, but in seconds the armor seemed to... Repair itself? He was limping, but obviously still alive whoever it was.
"...What's that he's got in his hands?" The SWAT officer yelled again.
As the smoke cleared and fully revealed Rory, in his right hand he appeared to be holding a large metal tube with a string of wires running from it back to the wrecked. He lifted it up, revealing six long barrels, and in the next second a deafening sound filled the air as the barrels began to spin. Fire and bullets screamed out of every cylinder, Rory's entire body shaking viciously as he turned the gun on the line of cop cars. Bullets shredded through the cars, tearing several to pieces, blowing up one, and causing everyone to run screaming. Rory slowly turned the firing gun into the sky and onto one of the surveillence helicopters, leaving the news chopper running for his own purposes.
The bullets ripped through the cab of the helicopter and tore off it's blades, in seconds the fiery hunk of metal came crashing to the ground. Just in time as well, Rory's newly acquired gun continued to spin, but began clicking... empty.
Slowly he dropped it to his feet, glancing over the torn cop cars, destroyed helicopter, and a few bodies here and there. Casualties of war, if only they knew why Rory was doing this, they would thank him. A few lives lost was worth sparing the world of destruction. He turned his eyes to the sky, the visor of his helmet scanning the horizen for something.
"Come on... I know you had to have heard that... Where are you?" Rory asked himself quietly, his notable Irish accent gone under the helmet. It wasn't the cops he was waiting for, it was something more dangerous that he knew would come for him, they had to come for him. Otherwise all of this was a waste of time, if they didn't hurry though, he would have to run before more cops came... Time would only tell what happened next, perhaps today would be the day New York saw their true attackers.
It had been eight months, eight long months since the man known collectively as "The Phantom" by the media had made his residence in New York. At first he seemed to be another simple mutant hoodlum, causing trouble, and mostly being mischevious. After only a couple months though, his intentions became clear and his actions took a darker side. People started turning up dead, missing, and panic began to spread as all were connected to this suited menace.
In the last few months he had become a well known name after directly engaging an armed SWAT team, and last month after blowing up two buildings. Now he was being called a terrorist, and rumors spread that he had a whole group of mutants working for him. Rumors also spread that he was working with the militant force that had attacked Colorado several months ago. Either way, throughout New York there was a hushed word on everybodies lips, spoken with both fear and intrigue; Phantom.
In a hotel in downtown New York, several policemen ran up a flight of stairs, crashing through the doors of the twentieth floor only to see a man with a completely dark suit disappear into the stairwell on the far end of the hall. The officers gave chase, tired, but somewhat happy as they realized the stairs only went to one place, the rooftop. They finally had him, he had no where to run now.
The burst through the doors onto the rooftop, the sun glaring in their eyes. Standing in the middle of the roof, facing them, was a man wearing a body covering, armored suit. He almost looked alien in it, though it fit tightly to every curve of his muscle, making him truly look like an imposing alien of some sort.
The officers all pulled out there guns, "You got no where to go now, do you dirt bag? Put your hands in the air asshole, or we'll pump you so full of holes I swear it..." The winded and angry officer yelled. The man simply stood there though, arms at his side, staring at them quietly. Suddenly, the radio came to life on one of the officers chests.
"Come in A company, we got a gun chopper from the army reserves headed up to you now, he's at the tenth floor, east side coming up fast."
Behind his mask, the man smiled. It was disappointing they were so bent on catching him that they failed to notice the dead Agents bodies in the hotel, but that was the price he had to pay for taking this road. Without another moment of wasted time, the suited man turned and sprinted toward the edge of the building.
"Son of a... STOP HIM!" Immediately, all the officers opened fire, but it was too late. The Phantom leapt off the side of the building, arms out in a perfect swan dive, then began freefalling.
Somewhere around the fifteenth floor, he saw his target, the gunship. Using the webbing under the arms of his suit, he made his way toward it as he free falled, suddenly slamming into the side of the hulking beast before they realized what had happened. Now, Rory wasn't exactly a light man, and in his suit weighed drastically more, and with the speed of his impact he caused the entire chopper to spin slightly as it lost control.
"[Green]DAMNIT! HE'S ON US! I REPEAT, TARGET HAS BREACHED THE CHOPPER... HE'S...[/color]" The pilots communication was knocked out suddenly as he was ripped from his sea, as well as the gunner, and tossed out of the hole Rory made in the side of the aircraft.
He quickly set down in the seat, trying to gain control of the aircraft, and couldn't help but notice the armament of the helicopter. Several missiles, standard weapons, one that caught his eye though was a 50. Caliber turret mounted on the front. These boys were loaded for bear, but it was far to late to gain control. The Helicopter crashed onto main street, the impact causing the missiles to detonate. A fiery plume rose into the sky as several more helicopters filled the air, mostly news and police surveillence units.
The front of the crash became surrounded with cops and SWAT in almost second, all out of their cars with guns trained on the wreckage.
"No way he lived through that... I think we finally got this bastard." One of the swat officers said.
"Wait... I see movement, there in the smoke. Get ready to fire!... We have you surrounded, there is now way out of here... Phantom... Give up." All guns were immediately raised to the hazy figure coming out of the wreckage.
Slowly he stepped, armor scarred by the explosion revealing a little skin, but in seconds the armor seemed to... Repair itself? He was limping, but obviously still alive whoever it was.
"...What's that he's got in his hands?" The SWAT officer yelled again.
As the smoke cleared and fully revealed Rory, in his right hand he appeared to be holding a large metal tube with a string of wires running from it back to the wrecked. He lifted it up, revealing six long barrels, and in the next second a deafening sound filled the air as the barrels began to spin. Fire and bullets screamed out of every cylinder, Rory's entire body shaking viciously as he turned the gun on the line of cop cars. Bullets shredded through the cars, tearing several to pieces, blowing up one, and causing everyone to run screaming. Rory slowly turned the firing gun into the sky and onto one of the surveillence helicopters, leaving the news chopper running for his own purposes.
The bullets ripped through the cab of the helicopter and tore off it's blades, in seconds the fiery hunk of metal came crashing to the ground. Just in time as well, Rory's newly acquired gun continued to spin, but began clicking... empty.
Slowly he dropped it to his feet, glancing over the torn cop cars, destroyed helicopter, and a few bodies here and there. Casualties of war, if only they knew why Rory was doing this, they would thank him. A few lives lost was worth sparing the world of destruction. He turned his eyes to the sky, the visor of his helmet scanning the horizen for something.
"Come on... I know you had to have heard that... Where are you?" Rory asked himself quietly, his notable Irish accent gone under the helmet. It wasn't the cops he was waiting for, it was something more dangerous that he knew would come for him, they had to come for him. Otherwise all of this was a waste of time, if they didn't hurry though, he would have to run before more cops came... Time would only tell what happened next, perhaps today would be the day New York saw their true attackers.