PEACE AT ANY COST. He would have liked to have been here by himself, or put his own team together, this team was not good, not by his standards. Too many criminals, too many monsters, too many freaks for his liking. These people didn’t deserve prison and they sure as hell didn’t deserve the second chance that has been given to them with such a mission. The only thing they deserved was a swift death, no mercy shown to the likes of them, but as it was he had to swallow his pride for now. Get on with them for the time being and get to that tower. That was the only thing that mattered, peace would be secured once he got there and did what he needed to do and for the time being if he had to work with these degenerates then so be it.
“The bad ones – the ones who cause problems.” Meta’s the whole lot of them needed to be purged, they where far too dangerous to just allow them to run around letting them do what they wanted when they wanted. He had dealt with his fair share of them as well, put enough of them in the ground to know that they where tough bastards to kill – and he didn’t fancy his chances against this lump of meat beside him, he stunk of death – just who had he eaten last, it was getting hard to keep track of what he actually ate.
“That’s right big guy, all in the name of peace.” He slapped the big beast’s chest with his hand as he would slice through the forest, pushing further and picking up the pace. She slowed down and crouched down as the shark had noticed what he had seen as well – there was a camp up ahead. “Nice and slow big guy.” He whispered, moving slowly as he would come to a stop and look ahead at the camp.
There where about two dozen of them, men, woman and children. They where in the heart of the jungle as he looked over them all, had to be the army, perfect cover to lure them into a trap, properly child soldiers as well – slippery bastards. He had dealt with these types before, they look like civilians, but he knew better – a terrorist was a terrorist, he could always tell. Waller was clear on her orders, no witnesses – could not go around them, would add more time – needed to cut through them.
“Right –“ He held his hand up, pointing out the children playing football – properly cocaine inside the ball those monsters. “I’ll take them out –“ As he pointed to the men and woman sitting around the fire eating food. No guards, no patrols as well – this stunk of a trap, but he had the killer shark with him, he had the advantage.
“You – go eat your lunch and I’ll clean up the rest.”
The slap on his chest made him glance down. He’d seen other inmates do it in a friendly way and by his tone it had to be friendly as well. Humans were interesting and their mannerisms even more so. But he didn’t question it, especially when he was told he was right, a rare occurrence. At Peacemaker’s direction he slowed his pace, careful not to step too loudly. The last thing he needed to do was alert the people ahead of them that they were nearby.
Nanaue did his best to look and see between the thick brush that surrounded the camp. He could hear the crackling of fire, kids laughing gleefully while their parents clinked glasses together. A few men were walking around idly, talking amongst themselves. They didn’t appear to be hostile in the slightest. He was certain the others would want to know and handle it as a team. They could find a lead on Flag or even a more direct way to get to the tower and the Thinker. His thoughts were interrupted when directed to eat the men and women.
“Not tell others?” He asked in confusion, looking back to his friend. Then again, he was hungry. There was a pang in his gut that was growing stronger. Humans had no real caloric value, requiring him to eat more to maintain enough energy to stay active. Too little and he risked becoming lethargic. There wasn’t another second thought as he slipped away, circling the camp and slowly picking off anyone left alone. The first man he discovered was swiftly devoured in a matter of a few bites. The rest, well, the ones left alone had their heads bitten clean off at the neck and those together were forced to be bitten, left to bleed out as a flurry of screams quickly echoed from the camp.
It was a monster attacking. Most had focused on him that they hadn’t even noticed Peacemaker was also in the area.
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