OOC: Actually, that isn't antimatter. It's explosive chemicals.
IC: Sindera liked how this Glukkon was so open to her ideas, but it almost seemed like that she was his favorite solider. A little too much of a favorite.
But still, she replied, "Will do sir." She next grabbed her walkie talkie and said into it, "OK, you all. Boss says to also imprison any Steef you come across. That's an order. If you kill them, I will find out and kill you men. Wait, you all aren't men. You're dweebs. Wannabes. Nothing but selfish brats, whose mother hates you all. So if you want respect, you will need it from me." She finally turned off her walkie talkie. That was very harsh, but that was the only way she could order them around.
Sindera at last reached the village. Her Mug started to shoot down the walls, so the villagers wouldn't get out. She looked around her, seeing many broken trees, dead bodies of Mudokons, and partly crushed walls. Also, many Sligs were still shooting. Not to kill, but to terroize. At least the Sligs had some brains.
She exited her office, knowing that her Mug could take care of himself. She pulled out her vaporizer, which intimidated the Mudokons. She carefully walked across a plank of wood that had fell during the battle. As she went in, she saw Gillik's pod, knowing her destination. She ran towards the conspicous area, vaporizing only two Mettles on the way. At last, when Sindera reached the pod, she opened the doors of the pod, and walked in. She finally looked at Gillik and said, "So, what did ya want to talk about?"
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Slurp wanted to follow Shryke, but he sensed something unnatural. Something was coming from the air. He tried to sense something, but when he sensed what this something was, he screeched, "Flying men are coming!! Slither!!"
These Flying men were like Walk men, but much worse. You couldn't get your tounges on them if you wanted to, and they could kill more accurently. All the Fleeches decided to hide in bushes, including Slurp. There were two Flying men, who were having a conversation. He couldn't hear what, but he knew that this was a bad sitution. They couldn't get close enough to kill them, but if they didn't try, the Walk men from the cave would get them. What to do now?
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