Drip
Drip
Drip
The sound of dripping water brought her back to the waking world. The throbbing in her head, and most of her joints reminded her, that she was still on this side of death. Her body screamed at her in the white noise of pain, when she tried to move. It was only then she realized she had an IV drip.
"You awake Major?" A soft, but grizzled voice came from the darkness to her left.
Major Eva, aka Red Eva of the Necromundian 105 regiment, let out a breath of relief, such as one does when you know you are amongst the most accepting of friends. "Yeah Grace, I'm awake," she tried for a moment to remember how she ended up in a medical bed. "What in the name of the Emperor happened."
Grace stood up, well as much as the eight foot ceilings would allow her 9'2" frame to do so, and walked over. "We was set up Major," she replied, "not sure who, how, or why, but someone wanted us to burn."
Eva was surprised by the anger in her gunner. Grace had received a set of tomes, of self discipline, and the holy word of the Emperor, durring their first tour on Armageddon, from an Adepta Sororitas squad leader. After she had eradicated a writhing sea of Orks, whom had the Battle sisters pinned down. "Easy now," those thick boltgun metal bound volumes never left Grace's side, as she read them, and found peace. "Just tell me what happened."
Grace looked at her, "They was waiting for us. Who ever they was. I mean, we were strolling down the road. Spyer's to the kill, and celebrating, when the Inquisitor, vanished, and all hell broke loose."
. . . To be continued.
Drip
Drip
The sound of dripping water brought her back to the waking world. The throbbing in her head, and most of her joints reminded her, that she was still on this side of death. Her body screamed at her in the white noise of pain, when she tried to move. It was only then she realized she had an IV drip.
"You awake Major?" A soft, but grizzled voice came from the darkness to her left.
Major Eva, aka Red Eva of the Necromundian 105 regiment, let out a breath of relief, such as one does when you know you are amongst the most accepting of friends. "Yeah Grace, I'm awake," she tried for a moment to remember how she ended up in a medical bed. "What in the name of the Emperor happened."
Grace stood up, well as much as the eight foot ceilings would allow her 9'2" frame to do so, and walked over. "We was set up Major," she replied, "not sure who, how, or why, but someone wanted us to burn."
Eva was surprised by the anger in her gunner. Grace had received a set of tomes, of self discipline, and the holy word of the Emperor, durring their first tour on Armageddon, from an Adepta Sororitas squad leader. After she had eradicated a writhing sea of Orks, whom had the Battle sisters pinned down. "Easy now," those thick boltgun metal bound volumes never left Grace's side, as she read them, and found peace. "Just tell me what happened."
Grace looked at her, "They was waiting for us. Who ever they was. I mean, we were strolling down the road. Spyer's to the kill, and celebrating, when the Inquisitor, vanished, and all hell broke loose."
. . . To be continued.