Thank you to Boris for the compliment, and great job, Warhammer! I lvoe the entire first person perspective- I just never seem to write like that. D:
Sorry for the short responses to everyone, I'm in a tight rush.
(By the way, why so slow today? What gives?)
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(Continuation of Limp, which featured Fragment, found on this page)
Operation
Nomader (Nomad), -SquiD (SquiD, Squid)
The heart monitor pulsed slowly - wires attached to the motionless body, vital signs monitored 'round the clock.
"What happened to him?" asked a Doctor to another doctor, checking the signs.
"One bullet in the lung, the entire lung's collapsed, emergency operation was successful on stabalizing the wound in that area. Gun shot wounds in the face - three bullets. Two are lodged in the outer layer of the skull, and it should be easy to get 'em out - the other's lodged itself next to the spinal cord - if we operate on it, we risk paralizing the entire lower body - we'll operate on that problem tomarrow," said the Doctor, putting on his gloves, "but we need to get these bullets out of the skull now."
A fleet of nurses and doctors entered the rooms, wearing the usual latex gloves, and sanitized the surgery tools.
"Alright, let's start. Bill, numb the area around the wound," said the doctor.
"But he's in an induced coma, sir... he can't feel it," replied Bill.
"God dammit, Bill! Do as I say!" shouted the doctor, startling the other operators.
"Alright, alright," replied Bill slowly. He opened a drawer, took a syringe from it, and stuck Nomader's head with the shot.
"Okay, let's begin the operation. John," said the doctor, "start the cut."
As John was about to cut the area, the heart rate dropped to a low drawl. Quickly, the doctors looked around worried - the operated hadn't even started, and he was de-stabalizing.
"Dammit! Someone, quickly! Stabalize him!"
Quickly, they worked to stablize Nomad, when suddenly, the main doctor pulled out a gun. However, by now, Nomader had gone back to normal, his pulse at the average speed.
"Holy shit!" shouted one of the doctors, who watched as three of his colleagues were quickly downed by pistol bullets. As the others tried to run, they went down as well, bullets slamming through their skulls.
The "doctor" quickly took ten syringes from the same drawer, and filled them with random types of blood - it would cause Nomad's body to go into a shut-down mode.
He took the syringe, loaded it, and raised his hand - when it came down, his hand was gone. SquiD fired three rounds, severing his leg from his body, as he screamed in pain. SquiD aimed at the doctor's head, and fired three times, as the doctor slumped over dead.
"God dammit - since when do doctors use guns to treat patients?" muttered SquiD as he kicked away the 'doctor's' gun.
Quickly, SquiD grabbed the wallet and map that Nomader had - he needed it. When he turned around, however, a nurse stood.
"Hello!" said SquiD nervously, as the nurse stared at him angrily.
"You... killed them... you son of a bitch!" shouted the Nurse - SquiD suddenly notice the 12-gauge she held in her hand.
Before SquiD could pull out his gun, the nurse blasted the shotgun right into SquiD's gut - and then another blast into his face.
He fell over, dead.
The nurse glanced over at Nomad, lying on the operating table unconscious.
"I think we'd better wake you up, kid...," muttered the nurse, opening a drawer and taking out yet another syringe.
Meanwhile...
"Ghost, we have a problem...," said a pallid Strauss, staring at Ghost in the eye with an exasperated look.
"What could trouble me, at a time like this?" asked Ghost calmly, obviously not concerned.
"We're getting reports of...," said Strauss wearily, taking out a sheet of paper, "of two deaths from the Police. We've lost contact with Nomad and SquiD at the hospital, and we can't find Fragment or Boris and his group."
Ghost quickly sat up.
"So... in essence, we can't find our mafia? Or is everyone dead?" asked Ghost.
"We still have a few more left... not that they're well trained. We'll just have to hope for the best...," muttered Strauss.
"Strauss - leave me. It's time I made a call."
To be Continued