August, 9, 2010 Seattle, Washington
Kyle, stepped out of his car to go to work, like all other Seattle mornings. He locked his car and began his walk to his company's main doors. The building stood 50 stories high. He luckily worked on the first floor. Pushing open the front door, he found secretary rushing back and forth with extra paper and coffee.
"Ah, yet another day at work," he sighed walking to the main desk to sign in. Jill turned to him and smiled, he handed her his ID card and she scanned it, making sure it was valid. She smiled and handed it back to him.
"Have, a nice day," she said. He tucked the card back into his pocket and went to his office. He sat down in his chair and opened his new laptop. As he did so he heard a faint noise. It became louder and louder. His eyes shot open as he knew what it was. A bomb of some sort. As he got up, the bomb hit the building head on crashing it down to the first floor. Kyle got hit by something and was knocked out.
He woke up spitting dust and he pushed off some rubble. His eyes opened slightly. He noticed his surroundings. He then got up. More people were getting up too. The bomb wasn't a bomb at all. It was more like a meteor. He looked at the strange thing and his vision blurred, when it came back he was witnessing a horrifying thing. Door's popped off the meteor. The survivors stopped and looked at the thing. He took cover behind his destroyed desk and watched as over 50 human like things came out of the meteor. They lined up in a row to face the survivors and took out what looked like weapons.
The last creature thing climbed out and grunted. They rest just open fired. Spikes flew from their weapons as the survivors screamed in pain. The spikes drove into their flesh only wounding them. Kyle grimaced as he heard their screams silenced one by one by another salvo of spikes. He began to wonder if he was ever going to survive. Then, heard foot steps coming towards him. His heart beat so fast he felt like it was coming out of his chest . They grew louder, he felt a sharp pain in his thigh and looked down to find a spike in it. He looked up and opened mouth to scream, but a spike was already though his neck.
Kyle, stepped out of his car to go to work, like all other Seattle mornings. He locked his car and began his walk to his company's main doors. The building stood 50 stories high. He luckily worked on the first floor. Pushing open the front door, he found secretary rushing back and forth with extra paper and coffee.
"Ah, yet another day at work," he sighed walking to the main desk to sign in. Jill turned to him and smiled, he handed her his ID card and she scanned it, making sure it was valid. She smiled and handed it back to him.
"Have, a nice day," she said. He tucked the card back into his pocket and went to his office. He sat down in his chair and opened his new laptop. As he did so he heard a faint noise. It became louder and louder. His eyes shot open as he knew what it was. A bomb of some sort. As he got up, the bomb hit the building head on crashing it down to the first floor. Kyle got hit by something and was knocked out.
He woke up spitting dust and he pushed off some rubble. His eyes opened slightly. He noticed his surroundings. He then got up. More people were getting up too. The bomb wasn't a bomb at all. It was more like a meteor. He looked at the strange thing and his vision blurred, when it came back he was witnessing a horrifying thing. Door's popped off the meteor. The survivors stopped and looked at the thing. He took cover behind his destroyed desk and watched as over 50 human like things came out of the meteor. They lined up in a row to face the survivors and took out what looked like weapons.
The last creature thing climbed out and grunted. They rest just open fired. Spikes flew from their weapons as the survivors screamed in pain. The spikes drove into their flesh only wounding them. Kyle grimaced as he heard their screams silenced one by one by another salvo of spikes. He began to wonder if he was ever going to survive. Then, heard foot steps coming towards him. His heart beat so fast he felt like it was coming out of his chest . They grew louder, he felt a sharp pain in his thigh and looked down to find a spike in it. He looked up and opened mouth to scream, but a spike was already though his neck.
