01-24-2014, 04:43 AM
The new Division One of SFA had managed to eliminate Long Nose, Thin Man, Mud Slug and Saber Tiger, but five more monsters appeared to take their place. Really it was the worst case scenario for the wary agents and criminals. With the chopper only being about three minutes away Vex made a decision. In her mind it was the only way to keep everyone alive. The adrenaline drink that Volkov had given her gave her the energy boost that she needed to do what she planned. The woman’s eyes glowed crimson as her Purium activated. She ignored the orders that came from Sycom for her to stop. Using the power of her Purium she froze the five new enemies in place. “Run, I’ll hold them until everyone is on the chopper,” the silver haired woman shouted.
What happened after that was somewhat of a blur to the woman. She just remembered everyone running to the chopper when it arrived. Since the woman was using her powers at the time she was the last to enter the chopper. Once they were in the air she must have passed out because she had no memory of what happened after that. It was four days later when Vex finally awoke in the infirmary of the SFA. No one would really tell her what took place, just that they were glad she was awake. Something was amiss and she was going to find out what was going on.
Tired of laying around the woman pulled out the IVs and forced herself to stand. At first her legs were wobbly, but she willed them to move her forward. Unfortunately her clothes were nowhere to be found so she had no choice, but to leave the infirmary in the hospital gown she was wearing. Vex ignored the looks she received as she made her way to where Division One was located. No one tried to stop her which was probably a good thing. Even though she was weak she could still do damage if needed. After a little while she finally reached her destination, the lounge area. She stumbled, raising a hand to her head, her vision was blurred and things felt like they were spinning. The silver hair woman collapsed before she could reach the couch.
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