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Chapter 6 Part 1: Victor's Past and River Wood Fear

Night was still looming around. While Roy was asleep after his injuries got treated from the fight in the sewers, Zack was looking at the film in the camera. "I can't believe it... we're living David Leopard's fantasy…" he said to himself. Victor was sitting nearby, just shaking his head, groaning as Zack got up, walking over to him. "Hey, are you all right?" he questioned as Victor nodded, seeming shaken from thinking back on old memories, it appeared.

"… So in the war… what really happened to you?... You don't seem like the kind of guy who'd change completely over 1 man's death…" Zack stated, sitting down beside Victor as he growled, shaking his head. "The mayor told you what happened to my family… I had to kill them myself after those damn monsters turned them into freaks… it was what happened during the war…" Victor started talking, as he seemed to get more and more depressed the more he talked about it.

"I… I got dishonorably discharged… I couldn't save my best friend or my other 5 team members…" Victor implied, holding his head as Zack nodded. "That wasn't your fault. I've read the police document on you, there was a mortar team set up-" Zack got cut off by Victor. "There was no damn mortar team! That was just a cover made up by the government!... The nightmare curse… it was there, the only survivors were me and David Leopard. We somehow made it through all the monsters…" Victor responded, telling Zack about what had really happened to him.

Zack saw it was day light and sighed, getting up and walking away, thinking Victor would like time to be alone after looking back on the horrible memories. As Zack saw the sun had begun rising, he stepped outside the church, lighting a cigarette before heading back to the car. He was just looking back on everything he had saw since he and Roy had entered the town. Once at the car, Zack sighed, getting inside and starting the engine and driving off, heading back to the station.

Roy yawned, starting to wake up. He could hear screaming coming outside. To his confusion, he looked around, seeing everyone left the church in the daytime, thinking it was safe. He saw Victor immediately approaching him. "What's with the yelling?" Roy asked, hearing screaming. Victor was standing at the door holding Zack's shotgun. "T-the monsters! A-a few still are around! The light ain't getting rid of them!" Victor shouted as Roy growled, getting his handgun out.

"We got to help the people… and since Zack's gone, it looks like I'll be relying on you to watch my back, Victor…" Roy insisted, patting Victor's back. As he opened the door, walking outside, Victor right behind him, they saw a monster with its skull showing and one eye hanging out of its socket. It was eating a child, it seemed. Roy didn't hesitate in aiming and shooting the monster in the skull. "How many monsters are there left?" he asked, hoping Victor would know.

"5… T-they all were in front of the church, and I saw them all stay in the light and be unharmed…" Victor replied as he looked scared. "Okay, Victor, we need to split up... you keep the shotgun. Radio me if you need help." Roy told Victor, trying to reassure him. He gave him a radio before they ran in opposite directions to help the others in the town.

-End of Chapter 6 Part 1-

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Chapter 6 Part 1: Victor's Past and River Wood Fear

Night was still looming around. While Roy was asleep after his injuries got treated from the fight in the sewers, Zack was looking at the film in the camera. "I can't believe it... we're living David Leopard's fantasy…" he said to himself. Victor was sitting nearby, just shaking his head, groaning as Zack got up, walking over to him. "Hey, are you all right?" he questioned as Victor nodded, seeming shaken from thinking back on old memories, it appeared.

"… So in the war… what really happened to you?... You don't seem like the kind of guy who'd change completely over 1 man's death…" Zack stated, sitting down beside Victor as he growled, shaking his head. "The mayor told you what happened to my family… I had to kill them myself after those damn monsters turned them into freaks… it was what happened during the war…" Victor started talking, as he seemed to get more and more depressed the more he talked about it.

"I… I got dishonorably discharged… I couldn't save my best friend or my other 5 team members…" Victor implied, holding his head as Zack nodded. "That wasn't your fault. I've read the police document on you, there was a mortar team set up-" Zack got cut off by Victor. "There was no damn mortar team! That was just a cover made up by the government!... The nightmare curse… it was there, the only survivors were me and David Leopard. We somehow made it through all the monsters…" Victor responded, telling Zack about what had really happened to him.

Zack saw it was day light and sighed, getting up and walking away, thinking Victor would like time to be alone after looking back on the horrible memories. As Zack saw the sun had begun rising, he stepped outside the church, lighting a cigarette before heading back to the car. He was just looking back on everything he had saw since he and Roy had entered the town. Once at the car, Zack sighed, getting inside and starting the engine and driving off, heading back to the station.

Roy yawned, starting to wake up. He could hear screaming coming outside. To his confusion, he looked around, seeing everyone left the church in the daytime, thinking it was safe. He saw Victor immediately approaching him. "What's with the yelling?" Roy asked, hearing screaming. Victor was standing at the door holding Zack's shotgun. "T-the monsters! A-a few still are around! The light ain't getting rid of them!" Victor shouted as Roy growled, getting his handgun out.

"We got to help the people… and since Zack's gone, it looks like I'll be relying on you to watch my back, Victor…" Roy insisted, patting Victor's back. As he opened the door, walking outside, Victor right behind him, they saw a monster with its skull showing and one eye hanging out of its socket. It was eating a child, it seemed. Roy didn't hesitate in aiming and shooting the monster in the skull. "How many monsters are there left?" he asked, hoping Victor would know.

"5… T-they all were in front of the church, and I saw them all stay in the light and be unharmed…" Victor replied as he looked scared. "Okay, Victor, we need to split up... you keep the shotgun. Radio me if you need help." Roy told Victor, trying to reassure him. He gave him a radio before they ran in opposite directions to help the others in the town.

-End of Chapter 6 Part 1-