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Just be careful of Ulvkil
I know I respond fast. I pretty much got out of a long writers block episode, so now I am on a giant RP crave and I can't help it. >.>
After examining the woman a little closer, he came to the conclusion that this was a purposal to become allies, or friends. He noticed the rifle on her back. He noticed that she was gripping her machete tighter, for he could tail the difference in skin tone where her knuckles and the rest of her hand were. Another man topped it off. "Sorry mate, I don't speak that. English, please?" He automatically assumed that the woman was from Britain. Right when he was about to lower his firearm another individual came out, a man, with another sharp object gripped in his hand. He immediately swung his firearm between the two. He thought that this was gonna get messy.

Two Brits and a Russian, what could go wrong? After they exchanged a few words, he let the rifle drop to his side, letting the sling catch it so it wouldn't hit the ground. He made a slow walk towards the group. He took his mask off and let it hang from his jacket. Viktor wanted to put on a more friendly face, but to show that he was obviously still cautious and he didn't quite trust them just yet, he let his hand rest on his pistol grip, so if things did get hairy, he could put an end to it. "I am sorry for the hostile action." His accent was thick, yet understandable. "I hope this wasn't a bad first impression." Viktor didn't care about these people just yet, and he knew the same was for him. There were now three options to go along with this, he could walk away with one comrade, two comrades, or himself. Viktor's only fear is a repeat of what happened last time he was with survivors. It was either him, or them. This case was a little different, for now.
It was roughly quiet, aside from the muffled screams of a boat gaining distance on him. After enjoying the architecture this place had to offer, and listening to nothing but his boots, Viktor began to slow down. He thought he heard footsteps. Viktor couldn't seem to ignore the sound.

A louder noise came from behind him, and then another. Realizing it was an actual human, Viktor spun around, his rifle aimed straight at the person who had snuck up on him. He looked towards the buildings, setting in a quick analysis of the area around him. He concluded that this individual was a lone wolf. He wasn't sure what language she spoke, so he spoke his native language. It was roughly quiet, aside from the muffled screams of a boat gaining distance on him. After enjoying the architecture this place had to offer, and listening to nothing but his boots, Viktor began to slow down. He thought he heard footsteps. Viktor couldn't seem to ignore the sound.

A louder noise came from behind him, and then another. Realizing it was an actual human, Viktor spun around, his rifle aimed straight at the person who had snuck up on him. He looked towards the buildings, setting in a quick analysis of the area around him. He concluded that this individual was a lone wolf. He wasn't sure what language she spoke, so he spoke his native language. "Ты кто? Ты следила за мной?" His voice was slightly muffled from the mask. He studied the woman. A machete was in her hand and she may have been the person to kick that boat out. This was going to go one of two ways. They would either join eachother in a fight for survival, or they one person was walking away with extra supplies. Either way, Viktor was ready.
Ulvkil followed his buddy out of the clearing and back into the pines. He was on the look out for large groups of foreigners. He was not goint to allow others to settle in his land. Ulvkil's prt stopped in front of what appeared to be a fallen tree, a resource left over by the last group of settlers.

Upon further insepction, Ulvkil noticed that it was chopped in the middle. The log wasn't huge, but it would be quite heavy for the average person. Ulvkil wasn't average. He lined the chopped log up and picked up the two parts. He crossed the road once more, whistling wrather loudly to call for his snow furred friend, who came sprinting after him. For now, it was back to the village.
@LostDestiny I am staying in my village in the northern mountains.

For now.
The viking lifted his head and let the cold wind hit his face. Ulvkil had been in these mountains his entire life and he loved it. He never got bored of the place he has grown up in. There had been quite a few people that had passed through these mountains, and a lot of them avoided a village in the mountains. No one wanted to trust the vikings, but those who have and those who still do hear great tales and get a good deal through trades. Ulvkil made his way out of the village and towards the pines. He was alone with his pup for now. For now he was just observing the forest. He wondered how these trees were able to grow in such a cold environment. A person would think that the trees are glass, and a single hit could break them. Ulvkil looked back to keep an eye on the smoke of the village, to make sure the fires were still lit. He made his way into a clearing and his dog started feeling playful. He jumped and rolled around in the snow, making Ulvkil's hearty laugh escape his mouth. He didn't realize how loud he was, and he didn't know or care if anyone was around him. This life of his wasn't quiet, but it wasn't rough either. He had gotten by every day, for he had no idea what was happening in the jungles or the plains below him and his people.
A man shot up from the hard wood floor of a small house. A rifle was already in his hands and the safety was clicked off. The man had it raised, the stock stuck to his shoulder and his cheek was resting on it. Both eyes were wide open and he looked around, shifting his body when he had to look behind him. The man slowly got to a crouching position before slowly standing up. He turned the safety on and he lowered his rifle, letting it drop to his side as the sling caught it. The man had already let his guard down, shrugging it off as part of the dream. The man grabbed his dog tags and seemed to compare it to his comrades. "Viktor Anatolievich Kovshevnikov" was etched on the dog tags hanging around his neck. He wiped the beads of sweat that dropped off of his face. Last night, Viktor had the best sleep since boot camp, well, aside from the nightmare that he experienced.

Viktor slipped on the mask, that he was given before leaving HQ, and put his hood up. He wandered through the house he had slept in that night, the house that looked completely okay on the outside. The inside looks like it had just been through a tornado simulator and there were holes in the walls. Some were so small that Viktor believed them to be bullets. A few of the larger holes seemed to have taken a shotgun blast. He stopped in a somewhat narrow hallway. Down by his feet was a picture, it looked like a seen from the movies, the glass that the picture frame had held was shattered. He lifted the picture to examine it. Two children, a miserable teen, and smiling parents were in the picture. Viktor smiled slightly from under the mask at the picture, hoping that they had made it to a safe haven before this place became infested.

THUMP

Viktor dropped the picture and let it flutter to the ground. He quickly reached down and whipped out his knife. He slowly backed his way from the hall, believing the sound was just around the corner. But a light and quick growling noise showed that the creature was sitting at the top of the stairs. Viktor stopped in his tracks and turned his head very slowly. There it was, a man, probably the same size and facial features, well what was left of his face, as the man in the picture. Immediately, Viktor realized that he had slept in a house with the possibility the whole family was still here. The man-creature began walking down the steps of staircase, acting as if Viktor had not a single place to run. Viktor was frozen, he didn't move. The ugly beast had stopped in the middle of the steps and Viktor slowly crouched and placed his knife back where it belonged. They were playing a staring game and Viktor knew he was about to lose.

In a quick motion, Viktor ran towards the door, throwing a table down behind him and swinging the door open. He didn't bother closing it and he started to run as fast as he could through the street. The abomination went to chase after him, missing a step and tumbling all the way to the foot of the stares. Unfortunately, it had gotten up, and tripped over the table before hauling ass out of the door after Viktor. Viktor didn't look back, he slid over hoods and jumped onto cars as needed, trying to put as many obstacles and as much space in between him and the flesh eating monster. Viktor used a rear view mirror to look behind him as he was running. The thing wasn't in his sight, so he took a sharp right, almost falling from not slowing down enough. Viktor took off through an ally and took another sharp right. Viktor slowed down to avoid running into water. He quickly observed his surroundings and went off into his left, completely missing the girl that had been walking towards him from his right. He brought his pace to a light jog, his boots softly clicking as his feet hit the ground.
I was waiting for others to post before I did.


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