Trent brought his wrist to the mouth once again, "don't just let the gladiator in here, tell every prisoner they'll gain their freedom if they help us here."
The person on the other side wasn't too sure, their hesitance to do what they're asked wasn't hidden well. So Trent shouted one more, which made them scramble for controls.
Their only advantage was the fact that they had numbers on their side. With the prisoners fighting alongside them, their win was basically guaranteed, at least that's what he concluded anyway.
They were getting their asses handed to them by kids he surmised weren't much older than Isaac, it was embarrassing to say the least. If it were his pri days, he could've handled all these people by himself, but here he was, struggling against just one.
One that seed to have an eye for the battlefield, Jas didn't appear strong to him but he fought strategically. Using their incordination against them, confusing those who were fighting for the first ti in their lives.
'I should've trained them, I grew too relaxed, thinking this place would never really be found.' He thought to himself while avoiding one of his n, who was stumbling backwards almost colliding with him.
He glided forwards trying to catch Jas off guard, but his seemingly omnipresence saw him coming from the very first step he took. His pathetic attempt at a punch was t with a block and a nasty kick to the ribs.
Nobody could see it but Jas had a crazed smile on his face, he never thought for a second there'd be sothing he'd enjoy more than cooking but this was it. He found himself glad he took the dean's advice and joined the fight that had been going on for decades without him ever knowing.
Just at the corner of his eye sothing caught his attention, "Fe! Behind you!" Jas shouted from afar.
The na in itself sounded weird to everyone there, but Felix seed to imdiately understand that the voice was shouting for him. He was too excited, too imrsed that he was leaving himself completely open. But his agile nature made him a force to be reckoned with.
This was another thing that made them shine in the battlefield, the fact they warned each other, the fact that the warning wouldn't go to waste because the person warned would react fast to parry the dangers.
Wilfred would've been proud, they were his underlings after all and he trained them well. Though he'd show his pride by training them harder, he wasn't soone who appreciated nial mistakes.
Felix quickly turned but just his head, he was still dealing with ones in front of him, two were charging him from behind. Instead of attending to them, it was about ti to use one of the explosives they'd gotten. He didn't need to turn this ti around, he'd already seen their position, he just threw the little talic ball to halt their progress.
They jumped back a little, trying to get away from whatever he threw but when nothing happened they charged in. The mont they got in its vicinity, they could feel gravity failing them. Their bodies felt heavier, they started dropping to the floor.
Nobody understood why they were screaming their lungs out, begging for Felix to make it stop. So of their comrades ca rushing to help only to be flattened like pancakes as well.
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The gravity surrounding that one place didn't stop increasing, so saw to their consciousness escaping them, so soiled their pants. Those who were a bit resilient made unbelievable shrills.
They couldn't help it, their skin was tearing from flesh and muscles, their bones were breaking. Everyone in the room had stopped fighting, watching closely but very far from the spot.
Trent watched this nightmare unfold in front of him, eyes wide open with fear he'd never known his entire life. The only thing on his mind now, was how to escape and hopefully take the Blakesons out of the building above them.
He couldn't imagine what otherworldly technology these people had, it would be pretty stupid if he fought sothing he knew nothing about.
Though he noticed the body language of their enemies, their deanor showed him that they were just as surprised, as if they had no idea that would happen.
His comrades were now nothing but liquid of flesh, blood and bones. Their eyes had fallen off their skulls, their screams were heard no more. Unbelievable silence plagued the corridor.
"What the f*ck, the President is absolutely crazy!" Felix shouted breaking the unnerving silence, "but I like it!!"
The others could do nothing but nod in agreent. He'd given them a really big edge. Now they wondered what else were these explosives capable of, they didn't know whether it was appropriate to call them that though.
"You, demons, what have you done!" Trent found his voice, Felix's shouting woke him up from his involuntary slumber.
"Us? Demons? You're the one to talk, old man." Kiro said as he unfastened the tie that threatened to strangle him. "Whose bright idea was it that we wore suits?" He turned away from the hypocrite that called them demons.
"You seem to have forgotten that it was you two who made us wear these because you had a business thing." Nikolai shot back, unbuttoning so of his shirt buttons.
They'd completely destroyed their enemies by now, Trent was left with less than five people on his side even they weren't in great shape.
"You call us demons, but what of the atrocities that you people commit in our country? Did you think they'd go unpunished, do you think we aren't watching?" Ishaan surprised everyone, he sounded nothing like the sweet, forever wavering boy.
"Just, who are you? why now?" Trent's trembling voice couldn't be contained as hard as he tried. He wasn't fearing for himself, he was a loyal dog to the end, he just wanted his master to be out of this place.
"Who are we? That's a good question. We are insurgency, an uprising that will destroy the monarch the rich have created." Kiro answered when nobody else was.
"Are you sure about that?" A deep voice sounded from down the corridor.
Their heavy footsteps carried great weight, everyone could feel it. He was close, now, with an army behind him. It was the Gladiator, Jin Misaki, Hiro's father.
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