Acculturation

[Stuart Gillman-Street]

Stu fell to his knees and fumbled around the fogged area Crash's body once occupied, attempting to hold a body that was not there. He once again broke down in tears, and soon after turned to Luger.
"We're fucking getting out of here. Move."

[Marcus Wright]

Luger shook her head and frowned, It was over.. .Crash was gone... It was just her and stuart left. Her gun's bullets bounced off the Ultramarine's armor like it was nothing and looked at Stuart "I was wondering when you were going to get serious, Let's get the hell out of here now....

Luger frowned "I'm going to let you lead the way now."

[Stuart Gillman-Street]

"Let? I think make is more- okay, never mind." Stu began to mull ideas over. "There probably isn't anyone outside of the immediate area, so if we can get out of our immediate surroundings, without being seen, we'll be alright."
As he looked around, he continued, "Do you have anything that can help?"

[Stuart Gillman-Street]

When she wasn't responding, Stu saw Luger staring at something, studying.
"Yo, Luger. What is it?" Stu turned to his companion.

[Marcus Wright]

Stuart, my thermal sensor can pick up heat readings from the ultramarines at any point in the buildings... But i'm... running out of ideas...

[Stuart Gillman-Street]

"Shit." Stu began to scratch his head. "If that's the case... can't you use your sensor to work out the path of least resistance, as it were?" Stu quietly chuckled at his godawful joke.

[Marcus Wright]

Wait, what if there is a few pathways here that's way too narrow for the Ultramarines to fit in, perhaps we can use that to our advantage. I could pull a grenade to create a distraction and give us at least a minute or two's time limit to get over the short buildings to the narrow area.

[Stuart Gillman-Street]

"Good idea. They're stocky motherfuckers, they can't fit through everywhere. Besides, it's a big place, there are most likely a ton of alleyways here. We just better hope it's only troopers guarding the portals, because Lord knows we don't need any more marines."
Stu looked around for a pathway, surveying the space he could.
"There." He pointed a finger towards an alley just wide enough for a person, nowhere near wide enough for a marine.

[Stuart Gillman-Street]

"How do you suppose we get down?"
He peered at the alley. It was too far down to jump, unless there was some kind of railing of ladder.
"Do you have, like, a grappling hook or some shit?"

[Stuart Gillman-Street]

"The most I have are some headphones, but they couldn't really hold two peop-" Stu had an epiphany.
"Aha! When we first met, I saw Crash appear to magic some fruit out of the air. Why can't we do the same thing?"

[Marcus Wright]

Luger looked near the back of the building and nodded at Stuart and frowned "This might be risky, but we might have to split up and use the Ultramarines strengths against them, If they are good in teams, they can't be comfortable by themselves. 

[Stuart Gillman-Street]

Stu nodded his head, smiling, and snapped his fingers.
"Good thinking." he said. "How do we get them split up? Do you have, like, a flare, or one of those laser pointers?"

[Marcus Wright]

It was then Luger had noticed a space marine going at Stuart and she growled. She yelled "STU!"

She got in the way of the space marine and frowned taking out her sharp dagger and grabbed the figure stabbing them. "RUN!"

[Stuart Gillman-Street]

Stu darted off with his Burst Movement, hiding in an alley too narrow for a marine to fit through, but that was not enough. Knowing that, when the Marine caught up with Stu, he'd begin shooting at him, the blue-haired man began to shimmy up the two walls by pushing against them, and by the time the Marine peered through the alley, Stu was too far up for him to be seen. At least the Marines were getting split up, he thought.

[Marcus Wright]

Luger found herself staring into the "typical" space marines face as the bolter was pointed in her direction. As the bolter was loaded "CACHUNK", as quickly as it was loaded, Luger was gone again from view.

She took off and let the space marines take the bait.

[Stuart Gillman-Street]

Stu warily left the alleyway of his hiding, peering around the corners to see if any Marines were following him, but before he was able to check around the second corner, the neck of his T-shirt was yanked by an unknown figure, and before he knew it, Stu was being dragged at a running pace by an unknown person. He looked at the face of the person with the nerve to grab him so suddenly, and saw it was-
"Luger!? What the hell are you doing?"

[Marcus Wright]

"Bloody hell, I need your help more than you know.. Shitty space marines are bigger pain in the asses then the Helghasts. Luger turned on Stealth and began to run, dragging stu along and silently cursing every step of the way.

"Wonder what kind of shitstain Jan's gotten into?"

In fact she didn't want to know.

[Stuart Gillman-Street]

"Yeah, I don't actually know what those are, all I heard was that you need my help. What did you try to do to that marine back there?"

[Marcus Wright]

I tried to stab the space marine back there. It's not much but let's not argue about it and get the hell out of here ok.

[Stuart Gillman-Street]

"I'm sorry, you stabbed a-?! Never mind. Let's just get to the portal and leave. I've spent too long here." Stu figured that if they could clear the surrounding area, they would only need to clear the stormtroopers, if any, and seeing how it wasn't too hard before, it wouldn't be too hard this time.