You're not putting it off any longer. It's time. Time to reveal the truth to the world. Time to blow the aliens' whole invasion right open! In the dead of night, you sneak into the top of the town's radio tower, bringing most of your scavenged tech with you. If you can just tap into the tower's radio frequency - surely easy enough with all of your stolen advanced tech - you can patch in a message on every frequency, telling the whole world about the aliens! And then they'll
all know you weren't crazy!
Patching your message through is taking longer than expected, though, but you're not concerned at first. Tonight's the night you
win.
It's when the door to the office you found creaks open behind you that you realize you made a mistake.
They're here.
The alien
almost looks human. Maybe it even
was a human, once, before the aliens got to the poor sod. But nobody could ever mistake them for a human anymore. Their hulking size, the metallic sheen of their limbs, the various metal bits sticking out of them, the subtle red glow of their eyes in the dark. The way the metal floor
creaks and
shudders beneath them, as if their mass far outstrips even what you would expect from such an eight-foot behemoth. The terrible grin on their face as they see you turn to them.
You barely hesitate for a second before you move, lunging for the blaster you left on the desk between you and the alien, but it's a second too long. The alien charges you like a speeding train, crashing right through the desk, scattering all of your precious tech around the office without a care. They don't even slow down as they grab you out of the air by the throat, continuing their charge until you hit the far wall behind you.
And not stopping there, either.
With a crashing sound, you're punched all the way
through the exterior wall. The impact thunders through your entire body, and you think you feel some - maybe most - things break, but you barely register anything besides the alien.
They have stopped, now. Holding you still by the throat through a hole in the wall, above the ten story drop between you and the ground. And they just... grin, a little wider, for a second.
Before letting go.
You have died!
