Snippet #2195723

Chou heard his name towards the chute that had dropped him. The others were a in shock of the fall and just scared of what they were seeing before them. Chou dashed over to the planks just as one of those things was stepping in. Before Chou turned he saw something, no, someone rolling out of the chute. It was the man that had rescued him from the cell. Chou watched as the man skillfully rolled and struck the shambling body straight to the temple.

Chou caught the board and with a smile nodded to Colten as he circled to the right trying to draw some of the small group towards him. He stepped continued to go wider as they stumbled and shambled wide. He then dashed back the way he came and then stepped in and kicked in the knee of the closest one making it a barrier he then shifted and stepped away as a third further one was moving towards him as well as to three others from further away, seeing as he seemed so active, the plan seemed to be back firing as it seemed to be getting too much attention.

He moved in and cracked the board against the third's temple but noticing the creature was getting up he knew he hadn't used enough force and stepped in placing a good kick to the shoulder disclocating it and then once more to the creatures neck. To his surprise the creature did not die, but its body was of no more use its head was the only thing that functioned.

Creature 1 and 2 were approaching once more he side stepped and pulled the first pass him while stepping and kicking the second in the knee dropping it to one knee and just as it was trying to balance he stepped in placing himself behind the body and with one hand reaching grabbing the forhead holding it place as he struck the back of the neck while pulling the head in. The crunch of bone was enough as Chou moved away from the body as the further bodies had made some good distance. He ran back and kicked body #1 as he rushed back to the group.

Chou realized that the adrenaline was causing his body to shake and he calmed himself as the others were dealing with their own problems.