The Adventures of Atticus King
You draw your pistol and machete, “Lets attack!” You jump over the boulder and charge head long into the ravine screaming savagely.
"Wait!" Edwin calls out, but there is now going back. Edwin catches up to your lead, wielding a thick stick as a club. You shoot the first man in the side. He screams in pain before toppling into the dirt. The other men are shocked and reach for their guns. Using your machete, you inflict a gruesome ripping through ones stomach. Edwin hit another man so hard on the head, it breaks his stick in half. The man falls unconscious. You shoot another man in the forehead, and he drops dead instantly. More Russians jump into the fighting. A big Russian with a thick beard aims at you with his rifle, but Edwin runs up behind him and grabs him. He turns on him with his knife, but you are soon slitting his neck with your machete. In a moment, all of the Russians are dead or wounded.
Suddenly, around 20 more Russians surround you. They level their guns at you, bayonets fixed. You think they’re going to charge. One Russian approaches you raising his hands. He speaks something you don't understand. Is he trying to talk to you, or is he giving orders to his men?
"Wait!" Edwin calls out, but there is now going back. Edwin catches up to your lead, wielding a thick stick as a club. You shoot the first man in the side. He screams in pain before toppling into the dirt. The other men are shocked and reach for their guns. Using your machete, you inflict a gruesome ripping through ones stomach. Edwin hit another man so hard on the head, it breaks his stick in half. The man falls unconscious. You shoot another man in the forehead, and he drops dead instantly. More Russians jump into the fighting. A big Russian with a thick beard aims at you with his rifle, but Edwin runs up behind him and grabs him. He turns on him with his knife, but you are soon slitting his neck with your machete. In a moment, all of the Russians are dead or wounded.
Suddenly, around 20 more Russians surround you. They level their guns at you, bayonets fixed. You think they’re going to charge. One Russian approaches you raising his hands. He speaks something you don't understand. Is he trying to talk to you, or is he giving orders to his men?