Taking a noob hunting
Posted: Tue Feb 13, 2007 2:27 pm
Well I took my medic friend with me last night to track down a string of people dissapearing. THey are a train forensics examiner, so I was going to do double duty on this trip. Make use of their skills track the perp and to try and convince them there is more out there that can not be easily explained away without getting into odd theory. They want to belive that there is something to all the stories and myths, but they need a soild lead that can have a scientific study started to come to a logical conclusion.
We spent a good portion of the night checking old buildings and talking to the street people. At about 3 AM we heard a woman scream and a horrible growling sound, we ran to the alley where the noise was coming from. There was a huge canine figure and a terrified lady of the evening. I opened fire with the Colt to get it's attention and it howled in pain as the silver tore into it. My friend began firing the 12 gauge I gave them at the werewolf, the thing bolted down the alley and leaped a 8 foot privacy fence like it was not there. Then they ran to check on the woman.
"Damnit get over here and help me get her to the car!" they hissed at me in anger since I had not moved.
"Nope," I said softly, "it's coming back."
" You can't be serious we dumped over twenty rounds into that thing, it's dead. Now help me with the woman."
As I started to argue the werewolf came over the building and landed almost on me, I blocked it's swipe and staggered under the impact. Then my friend yelled at the thing, it spun when they shot it with the guage. I tackled the thing when it went to leap at the friend and woman. I will say I can throw the thing around fairly well, I may not be in Willie's league at hand to hand. When the thing turnmed on me again I had my .600 nitro pistol out and dumped three rounds in it's chest at point blank. The beast fell and strugled to fight for a few more moments before I put it out of our misery.
Now my friend is going over every frame of my recording to try and find the fakeing, I think I broke thier brain again.
We spent a good portion of the night checking old buildings and talking to the street people. At about 3 AM we heard a woman scream and a horrible growling sound, we ran to the alley where the noise was coming from. There was a huge canine figure and a terrified lady of the evening. I opened fire with the Colt to get it's attention and it howled in pain as the silver tore into it. My friend began firing the 12 gauge I gave them at the werewolf, the thing bolted down the alley and leaped a 8 foot privacy fence like it was not there. Then they ran to check on the woman.
"Damnit get over here and help me get her to the car!" they hissed at me in anger since I had not moved.
"Nope," I said softly, "it's coming back."
" You can't be serious we dumped over twenty rounds into that thing, it's dead. Now help me with the woman."
As I started to argue the werewolf came over the building and landed almost on me, I blocked it's swipe and staggered under the impact. Then my friend yelled at the thing, it spun when they shot it with the guage. I tackled the thing when it went to leap at the friend and woman. I will say I can throw the thing around fairly well, I may not be in Willie's league at hand to hand. When the thing turnmed on me again I had my .600 nitro pistol out and dumped three rounds in it's chest at point blank. The beast fell and strugled to fight for a few more moments before I put it out of our misery.
Now my friend is going over every frame of my recording to try and find the fakeing, I think I broke thier brain again.