Re: Over the Fence
Andy and Mac agreed to follow the Charger back up to the market.
The streets were deserted. If people lived in the area, the sheer amount of fighting had frightened everyone off. They picked up the captured Humvee, checked in on Hawke and then Hotel detachment, and returned.
After about ten minutes, everyone was back at the market. The fire on 248n St still raged, and secondaries were now very common. None of the wounded had died, and they had prisoners in vehicles and behind the market. Everyone was starting to come down off the adrenaline rush of combat.
It was unclear where the relief element was. They had said they were coming from New West about 20 minutes earlier, and should have been there by now. They were just starting to be overdue.
Overall, there were seven unwounded prisoners, some were obviously bikers, others were mercs, a few were somewhat higher quality. There were also six wounded prisoners, one of which was the sniper "Brownstone", perhaps the most HVT they'd found in quite a while. No one was talking.
The team vehicles consisted of the Couger, the Iltis, a captured unarmed Humvee and captured V-100, plus a captured T-54 tank with broken optics (gunsight and periscopes). Their own Humvess was stuck in a septic tank down the way. They collected had numerous small arms from the bodies of the dead and while disarming the prisoners, plus some heavier weapons like 2x M249 SAWs and an M240 GPMG, M2HB (with possible bullet damage), 2x AT-4 rockets and both an M16A2/M203 and AK74/GP-53, including an M21 sniper rifle.
This message was last edited by the GM at 06:27, Tue 22 Apr 2014.