American Horror Story, Starting from Falls Town

Chapter 15 Hollywood Movies Are All Lies
Roy loudly told his plan and reminded Hughes not to hurt himself by mistake.

This dark environment and tense atmosphere made it particularly easy for friendly forces to surround him, and Roy didn't want to die at the hands of his own people.

Just as Roy was walking cautiously up to the second floor, the old wooden stairs under his feet suddenly creaked.

call out--

Roy heard the sound of something breaking through the air and instinctively dodged, but the flying object still hit his right shoulder.

There was a sharp pain in his shoulder, and the gasoline barrel fell to the ground. Roy also saw clearly what was attacking him, which was actually a hammer.

At the stairs to the second floor, Michael stared at Roy with cold eyes and walked towards him step by step.

Roy quickly spoke up to alert the three policemen.

"Sheriff Hughes, Michael is at the stairs!"

Michael didn't seem to mind Roy's reporting, and Roy doubted whether this guy had any normal way of thinking.

Then I thought about it, this guy went crazy when he was 6 years old, and maybe his intelligence has remained at that level.

Roy endured the pain in his shoulder, picked up the gasoline barrel that had fallen on the ground, opened the lid and poured it on Michael.

Michael had no intention of dodging and continued walking towards Roy step by step.

This guy really doesn't know what gasoline means!
Good opportunity. Roy touched his trouser pocket and suddenly remembered that he didn't have a lighter.

Well, in his previous life, Roy was a smoker, so he always carried a lighter with him.

But in this life, Roy is a typical sports boy. He never smokes and never carries a lighter with him.

Oops, I forgot such an important thing!

Without a lighter, do I have to use bullets to ignite gasoline?
"Roy, go ahead!"

Just as he was thinking about it, Sheriff Hughes on the second floor threw a revolver at Roy, but he was injured and his hand strength was affected, so the revolver was thrown a little short and hit Michael's head and bounced high.

This sudden attack left Michael confused for a moment.

At this moment, Roy took on his instinct as a former quarterback and jumped up to catch the revolver.

There is a position on a football team called wide receiver, which is the player who specifically catches the ball from the quarterback.

Before becoming a quarterback, the original owner also served as a wide receiver. His physical instincts were still there, and he successfully caught the revolver thrown by Sheriff Hughes.

But it also meant that Roy and Michael were very close.

At this time, Michael had picked up the hammer he had just thrown and smashed it on Roy's head.

Roy instinctively used the V-shaped dodge in his boxing technique to dodge.

However, this was not a boxing match, and Michael seemed to be slightly faster.

Although Roy dodged the hammer's hit on the head, he did not dodge the hammer's hit on the shoulder, and it was the same spot as before.

His right shoulder felt a sharp pain again, and Roy's entire arm was in so much pain that he almost lost consciousness. The gun he had just caught fell to the ground.

The attack hit, and Michael immediately swung the second hammer, but this time Roy was prepared and successfully dodged the opponent's attack and picked up the revolver with his left hand.

Roy is not left-handed, but at such a close distance there is no need to aim, just pull the trigger.

Bang bang bang!
Three shots were fired, but to Roy's surprise, the bullets did not ignite the gasoline on Michael's body.

Damn! It turns out Hollywood movies are all lies! Bullets can't ignite a fire in a person!

This sudden situation caught Roy off guard. At this time, Michael had already raised the hammer and was walking towards him quickly.

Seeing the hammer raised high in Michael's hand, Roy suddenly had an idea.

Roy aimed his revolver at the hammer and pulled the trigger. The bullet hit the hammer accurately, and the collision of the two metals produced tiny sparks.

It was this spark that successfully ignited the gasoline in Michael's hand, and the flames quickly spread throughout his body.

It worked!
Roy quickly retreated to avoid being burned by Michael, who had turned into a fireman. Michael, the fireman, kept moving forward without saying a word, but he fell to the ground after a few steps, and the raging flames still engulfed his body.

But at this time, Roy found new troubles.

Jennifer's old house is made entirely of wood, and there are carpets and other materials on the floor, which are all flammable.

The flames on Michael's body quickly ignited the surrounding flammable materials, and the flames began to spread throughout the house.

"Run, the house is on fire!"

Roy quickly called out to Sergeant Hughes on the second floor, but saw a wry smile on his face. It was obvious that he was seriously injured and could not run.

The fire had just started, and Roy ran to the second floor without hesitation and carried Sheriff Hughes on his back.

"Be gentle, my leg is broken!"

"That's better than dying! Sergeant Hughes, are your two colleagues still alive?"

"They are still alive. One of them is in the bedroom and the other is in the bathroom."

"Well, I'll get you out of the house first, then I'll go rescue them!"

"Please, Roy."

Roy used his 16-point agility to quickly send Hughes to the side of the road, and then ran back to the house to rescue other police officers.

First was the policeman in the bedroom, who seemed to have been hit on the head with a hammer by Michael and was in shock.

Roy picked up the policeman and ran out.

The fire had expanded a bit more at this time, but it did not affect Roy and the police from leaving.

The last one was the policeman who fell in the bathroom. His abdomen was cut open by Michael with broken glass. Fortunately, the wound was not big and did not fall into the water.

This policeman is more troublesome to deal with. If he carries him on his back or shoulders like the previous two policemen, he may fall out of the water.

Roy could only take off the bat cape on his back to help the policeman hold up his belly before taking him away.

However, just a brief delay allowed the fire to spread to the stairs, and Roy's way down was blocked.

To make matters worse, Roy saw Michael, covered in flames, slowly walking up the burning stairs.

How come this guy has such a tough life?
"Mr. Policeman, do you have any bullets left in your revolver?"

"Also, I filled the magazine earlier."

"Then lend it to me!"

"You use it."

Roy put the policeman aside, took out the other's revolver, aimed at Michael below and pulled the trigger.

The bullet did not hit Michael, but hit the wooden stairs under Michael's feet.

These wooden stairs were already very old, and now they were ignited by the flames, they had already become fragile, and the bullets successfully shattered them.

Michael missed a step and got stuck on the stairs. When he tried to pull his foot out, most of the stairs collapsed completely.

However, this guy successfully grabbed the second-floor floor with both hands and did not fall.

Well, only temporarily.

Roy walked up to Michael and put his revolver to his forehead.

"Say goodbye to this world, brother-in-law!"

He quickly pulled the trigger and fired all the remaining five bullets. Michael was shot on the spot, the gun was turned off, his hand dropped, and he fell into the sea of ​​fire.

(End of this chapter)