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Hell's Invasion Prologue (Michael Close) [IC]
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<blockquote data-quote="Sezarious" data-source="post: 6740543" data-attributes="member: 6792106"><p>[ATTACH]71381[/ATTACH]</p><p></p><p>"Hmm, doesn't sound like they speak English then.... Maybe latin?" Either that or it's literally the language of hell." Michael was looking at things rather too casually for his own liking. He was petrified that not only was he about to die, but he was going to go to hell too! Yet here he was looking at the little details in the middle of all of this. He knew he had truly lost it when he quickly took out his phone and turned on the sound recording app, pocketing it afterwards and trying to spot the demon.</p><p></p><p>Then an idea flashed into Michaels head! He might know a way he can kill it. He was at a location with industrial power outlets! A standard household power-point outlet was 240v (well, in Australia at least), which can easily kill a human, but a single average professional theatre light sucks up to about 1500v or more....</p><p></p><p>Big studios often have several dozen power-points running through to the "lighting box", a room dedicated to lighting. Inside, is all the equipment, including the box that connects to the ceiling which can be plugged into the lighting board.... Connected to THAT by an industrial extension cord is a power box that would hold enough electricity to kill an elephant several times over... If he could get to the studio, maybe he could set a trap.</p><p></p><p>Michael saw the pistol lying on the ground and it was a VERY tempting offer in his mind. "Maybe it might be a useful weapon to use on smaller creatures if any were to emerge, or again it could be used for opening doors". He pulled his eyes away from the pistol, again waiting for the Demon to make its move. This time he was certain. If it came in his direction, he would blast the door open, close it and run (Barricading it if there was something in the immediate vicinity). If the demon were to move away, he would grab the pistol and potentially make his way to the studio more quietly if possible.</p><p></p><p>In order to kill this thing, you couldn't just run away like prey, you had to prevent it from being able to target you in the first place and stalk IT. Hide like a coward if you have to, then kill when you know you'll succeed. Michael took another deep breath, loosening his jaw of tension trying to listen where possible, only glancing around the doorway if he couldn't hear the demon at all.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sezarious, post: 6740543, member: 6792106"] [ATTACH=CONFIG]71381._xfImport[/ATTACH] "Hmm, doesn't sound like they speak English then.... Maybe latin?" Either that or it's literally the language of hell." Michael was looking at things rather too casually for his own liking. He was petrified that not only was he about to die, but he was going to go to hell too! Yet here he was looking at the little details in the middle of all of this. He knew he had truly lost it when he quickly took out his phone and turned on the sound recording app, pocketing it afterwards and trying to spot the demon. Then an idea flashed into Michaels head! He might know a way he can kill it. He was at a location with industrial power outlets! A standard household power-point outlet was 240v (well, in Australia at least), which can easily kill a human, but a single average professional theatre light sucks up to about 1500v or more.... Big studios often have several dozen power-points running through to the "lighting box", a room dedicated to lighting. Inside, is all the equipment, including the box that connects to the ceiling which can be plugged into the lighting board.... Connected to THAT by an industrial extension cord is a power box that would hold enough electricity to kill an elephant several times over... If he could get to the studio, maybe he could set a trap. Michael saw the pistol lying on the ground and it was a VERY tempting offer in his mind. "Maybe it might be a useful weapon to use on smaller creatures if any were to emerge, or again it could be used for opening doors". He pulled his eyes away from the pistol, again waiting for the Demon to make its move. This time he was certain. If it came in his direction, he would blast the door open, close it and run (Barricading it if there was something in the immediate vicinity). If the demon were to move away, he would grab the pistol and potentially make his way to the studio more quietly if possible. In order to kill this thing, you couldn't just run away like prey, you had to prevent it from being able to target you in the first place and stalk IT. Hide like a coward if you have to, then kill when you know you'll succeed. Michael took another deep breath, loosening his jaw of tension trying to listen where possible, only glancing around the doorway if he couldn't hear the demon at all. [/QUOTE]
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