Snippet #1190138

Now, with his bike skidding, it was nearly impossible to control it again. Following its trajectory, the bike would crash against Steven if he did not managed to dodge it. Blame physics, the collision was not Paradox's decision. He did only what he could do: enjoy the moment and wait for the best time to jump. when the time came, Paradox jumped from his bike and fell rolling on the floor to absorb a bit of the impact. After seeing Paradox Breaking his right arm in the process, one could describe his action as a really painful move, yet not painful enought to remove that maniacal smile from his face.

Promptly standing up, the mutant was guessing about his next moves. Two options seemed fairly good for now. He could:
1- Introduce himself and then slaughter them all.
2- Slaughter them all and then introduce himself.

After further reflection, Paradox realized that option 2 was not actually pleasant. Not only because introducing yourself to corpses is usually a boring deed, but mostly because killing all those men without opening a new crossroads would be a rather difficult accomplishment. Specially standing as he was now: Unarmed and with an arm broken. Since procrastinating the difficult things is, for Paradox, a golden rule, he finally determined to first Introduce himself and only then determine his further actions.

And he would have introduced himself if a third possibility didnt came to his mind. Bending forward, The mutant suddenly rushed against Steven, preparing his left hand to touch him. His intention was not punching Gallagher, but simply touching his forehead. What could Paradox be planning with this?