Cyberchaun
Pinnacle of Human Evolution
Michael Krauss
There was a long amount of static before he could tune into the rebel frequency "This is Michael Krauss... leader of the Rebel Cell Pantheon... the Xenos destroyed our base of operations... we where able to escape with a convoy of twenty-five men... we've got five armed vehicles and four transports... we are loaded with supplies, men, and weapons... if there is anyone listening... please send us your coordinates... we are looking for a new home... I repeat this is Michael Krauss... Leader of Pantheon... please send us your coordinates..." The broadcast went to static and was set to repeat on the back of a Styker MGS, leading the spearhead formation of the vehicles. Four other Stryker IVS were on the flanks, and Oshkosh MTVRs lied within the flanks, protected from outside fire. The convoy continued it's thundering voyage along the beach, but until it came across a small tombolo, a great mound of sediment that split off from the beach. "This'll suit for now, until we get a response" Michael shouted to the convoy from the front. The Strykers formed an outer wall, while three of the troop transports formed an inner wall. The fourth troop transport was driven to a butte, and temporarily re-purposed as a communications beacon, with Michael listening for any response. There were ten men at all times on the vehicular wall, ten perched on outcrops, and five working on minor repairs to the vehicles. "Today my friends, is the day we shall reach exodus"
There was a long amount of static before he could tune into the rebel frequency "This is Michael Krauss... leader of the Rebel Cell Pantheon... the Xenos destroyed our base of operations... we where able to escape with a convoy of twenty-five men... we've got five armed vehicles and four transports... we are loaded with supplies, men, and weapons... if there is anyone listening... please send us your coordinates... we are looking for a new home... I repeat this is Michael Krauss... Leader of Pantheon... please send us your coordinates..." The broadcast went to static and was set to repeat on the back of a Styker MGS, leading the spearhead formation of the vehicles. Four other Stryker IVS were on the flanks, and Oshkosh MTVRs lied within the flanks, protected from outside fire. The convoy continued it's thundering voyage along the beach, but until it came across a small tombolo, a great mound of sediment that split off from the beach. "This'll suit for now, until we get a response" Michael shouted to the convoy from the front. The Strykers formed an outer wall, while three of the troop transports formed an inner wall. The fourth troop transport was driven to a butte, and temporarily re-purposed as a communications beacon, with Michael listening for any response. There were ten men at all times on the vehicular wall, ten perched on outcrops, and five working on minor repairs to the vehicles. "Today my friends, is the day we shall reach exodus"