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Surely... I'm just trying to think of what she got from those genes. Perhaps enhanced senses. Sight and hearing anyhow- probably helped her avoid the zombies all this time.
Honestly I imagine she's more of hybrid... maybe her feathers just never grown in =p
With heavy human bones she'll never be able to fly anyhow. Not to say Rex's kind actually can fly...
But truthfully, no cloaking device could truly take on the illusion of a full human. Rex is still lighter than he should be and not as durable as a human. And some other things I probably just haven't thought up yet...
I like Nick's TMNT by the way, it's cute and more recently... rather badass and tragic.
With heavy human bones she'll never be able to fly anyhow. Not to say Rex's kind actually can fly...
But truthfully, no cloaking device could truly take on the illusion of a full human. Rex is still lighter than he should be and not as durable as a human. And some other things I probably just haven't thought up yet...
I like Nick's TMNT by the way, it's cute and more recently... rather badass and tragic.
It may have not been too jarring for her to hit the water like that but it took Rex a moment to shake off the feeling of the sudden stop- even if he knew it could have been a lot worse. Seeing the water swelling up around the car certainly helped to knock off his daze and thankfully she had said something, since he had immediately reached for the door handle. He climbed out his own window instead after grabbing his pack and dropped down into the pond with shudder at the chill before paddling after her. It took him a little longer than he would have liked since he was attempting to keep his belongings dry but as soon as they touched dry land they ran.
“This way” Rex veered to the right towards a thicket of trees where a sniper would be hard pressed to get a clear shot on them. He lead them through there- kicking up loose leafs and startling small animals. Soon they had reached the other side and the road was in view once more. Rex slowed- catching his breath in great gasps and displaying a crooked smile for her. “You know hu- morously” He had altered the word hastily before he mistakenly said ’humans’ “people tend to get lost in the woods because they believe they are walking in a straight line… when really their primary foot will cause them to always angle one way more than the other.” He pointed out pointlessly before looking ahead “well, we must have at least covered a couple miles.”
“This way” Rex veered to the right towards a thicket of trees where a sniper would be hard pressed to get a clear shot on them. He lead them through there- kicking up loose leafs and startling small animals. Soon they had reached the other side and the road was in view once more. Rex slowed- catching his breath in great gasps and displaying a crooked smile for her. “You know hu- morously” He had altered the word hastily before he mistakenly said ’humans’ “people tend to get lost in the woods because they believe they are walking in a straight line… when really their primary foot will cause them to always angle one way more than the other.” He pointed out pointlessly before looking ahead “well, we must have at least covered a couple miles.”
I think the aliens are some what immune. I think it makes them sick in a different way. Probably gives them a bit of a fever and wares them down but doesn't turn them into zombies ^^ sort of like a 24 hour flu. Maybe its the mix of alien and human DNA that makes the right genetics for complete immunity though. Of course the whole part alien makes me think of April from the TMNT show on Nick but I don't have a problem with it. I don't think Rex knows about it though.
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Such is the nature of deadlines.
Because he had never rode in a car before he couldn’t say whether or not Cassie was a bad driver but to be fair she hadn’t crashed into anything thus far so he was going to say she was. Now this had seemed like a good plan but the roar of the motor shuddered in the air, alerting nearby zombies and (if their luck didn’t hold up) his own people as well. Accidents had occurred on the roadways in previous days- back when the infection was still early in its swing but far enough along into the chaos that emergency operations had been suspended, this was what was left, the crumple corpses of steel. Vehicles abandoned in masses. Starved for fuel and trapped by road blocks. Rex knew that many of the humans had continued on foot in desperation to escape to the country. They had waited to long for their journey to be reasonable- carrying the virus with them to whatever safe havens were left. He wondered, would they find any other humans out here? Perhaps more that were immune.
His thoughts were interrupted as he caught a glimpse of movement from the corner of his eye. He yanked the steering wheel and a shot of bright plasma intended for them blasted the pavement. For a second steering was out of the question. They veered across the sidewalk- nearly missing a road sign before returning to the street “peddle to the metal Cassie!” He shouted over the sound of more gunfire. With distance they should be in the clear. Two asirans were running across the remaining rooftops though- putting inhuman speed to use. Soon they were clearing that outskirts though and the asirans slowed to a stop. Relief swelled with him for a moment but even if for a moment their drive smoothed it was short lived.
A concentrated shot from a far distance ruptured their tire and the rim ground against the asphalt causing the car to swerve. “Brake! BRAKE!” Or that’s what they’d be doing- breaking. They plowed into the grass, sliding down a steep incline and bumping through some bushes (which thankfully only helped to slow them down). They stopped when they hit a retention pond, the nose of the car sinking into the muck.
His thoughts were interrupted as he caught a glimpse of movement from the corner of his eye. He yanked the steering wheel and a shot of bright plasma intended for them blasted the pavement. For a second steering was out of the question. They veered across the sidewalk- nearly missing a road sign before returning to the street “peddle to the metal Cassie!” He shouted over the sound of more gunfire. With distance they should be in the clear. Two asirans were running across the remaining rooftops though- putting inhuman speed to use. Soon they were clearing that outskirts though and the asirans slowed to a stop. Relief swelled with him for a moment but even if for a moment their drive smoothed it was short lived.
A concentrated shot from a far distance ruptured their tire and the rim ground against the asphalt causing the car to swerve. “Brake! BRAKE!” Or that’s what they’d be doing- breaking. They plowed into the grass, sliding down a steep incline and bumping through some bushes (which thankfully only helped to slow them down). They stopped when they hit a retention pond, the nose of the car sinking into the muck.
I'll post in a moment, I'm watching something,
We can do something like that- malfunctions aren't unheard of and neither is insanity.
lol, I think adrenaline makes minor injuries unnoticeable, there is no way he'd be able to catch all his injuries before she noticed them so let's skip on that for now.
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