Snippet #1187701

"Good, cause this one is a bit long." Zed said, beginning his story. "It probably started when I first joined the Haunted. My first assignment sent me right into the field, we were raiding a police station to free some people that weren't part of any group, but were arrested none the less. The raid went rather well and we managed to pull it off with minimal casualties to our side. Most of the people we saved went back to their home but one girl came with us back to base."

At this, Zeds' eyes mist over for a moment. "Her name was Lisa and we became close friends. A few years ago, we were sitting at one of the Haunted safe house by the dock when we were attacked. Leading the charge was none other than Erin Slavovik. He was one of the policemen that survived the raid a where I rescued Lisa. He had joined the Haunted and had a serious grudge, as some of his friends had died by my hands. Me and Lisa ran towards the roof but were cut off by a couple of his new buddies. I took care of them in short order, but Erin took that time to get between us and the exit."

Zed leaned forward from his chair, "We fought for ten minutes before it happened. I was using my trusty bat, and Erin had procured a sword from somewhere. He swung widely and missed me, however he hit a cord that was holding up the makeshift ramp we were using to get out. I took that moment to disarm him and sent the sword flying. Too late I realized that directly below us were a group of highly explosive barrels that we were supposed to have been guarding. At the same moment, Lisa fell off the ramp, and hit the barrels the same time the sword did. The resulting explosion blasted the warehouse into pieces and I was thrown into the water. I never knew what happened to Erin until now, and right then, I didn't really care. I swam to shore and retrieved my bat."

Sitting back in his chair, Zed sighed. "I kept to the streets and fought who ever I wanted. I was approached by some one from the Sinners and joined them several years ago, and that's my story."