Post by Mattrik Trenal on Dec 21, 2006 17:08:41 GMT -5
Trenal flew down upon the large construction as if his pod had a personal vendetta against it. The "CRRACCCKKKK" made by his pod didn't sound too good. Trenal decided to stay in an extra few seconds so if the floor broke, he wouldn't fall through without being in his pod. The other pods hit with perfect accuracy.
"Damn the pelican must've been flying low!" Trenal exclaimed to himself. Thankfully the floor held. Trenal jumped out and got ready to breach the castle, from the top down. Calling his squad behind him, Trenal raced to the castle's nearest stairwell. He saw no covenant troops, so he raced down to the next starwell, calling for the platoon to check the floors he was passing. As Trenal continued down, he found that the castle was empty. Trenal called his men up and told them to wait on the ramparts. He knew this would be easy. All they had to do was to jump on the pelican coming down and tell them to go right back to base, the Marines would stay and establish defences and turn the castle into a stronghold. Trenal sat lazily down and waited for the dropship to arrive.
As the dropship landed Trenal saw the Marines come out, and trenal waved to them. With hand signals, Trenal told the Commander of all this, a Naval Lieutenant on board the transport ship, that nobody was in the castle, and that the Helljumpers were going to come down now and board the pelican. Trenal almost chuckled at the fact that the Marines now had to sprint up the giant hill that was at the foot of the castle without knowing that the Helljumpers were leaving.
"Damn the pelican must've been flying low!" Trenal exclaimed to himself. Thankfully the floor held. Trenal jumped out and got ready to breach the castle, from the top down. Calling his squad behind him, Trenal raced to the castle's nearest stairwell. He saw no covenant troops, so he raced down to the next starwell, calling for the platoon to check the floors he was passing. As Trenal continued down, he found that the castle was empty. Trenal called his men up and told them to wait on the ramparts. He knew this would be easy. All they had to do was to jump on the pelican coming down and tell them to go right back to base, the Marines would stay and establish defences and turn the castle into a stronghold. Trenal sat lazily down and waited for the dropship to arrive.
As the dropship landed Trenal saw the Marines come out, and trenal waved to them. With hand signals, Trenal told the Commander of all this, a Naval Lieutenant on board the transport ship, that nobody was in the castle, and that the Helljumpers were going to come down now and board the pelican. Trenal almost chuckled at the fact that the Marines now had to sprint up the giant hill that was at the foot of the castle without knowing that the Helljumpers were leaving.