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"This is not the end... no, this is not the end.... We can still fight."
The words echoed loosely inside his head as the armored soldier peered over the bricks, gripping his shotgun tightly, his helmet's red eyes blending with the crimson rain and fog.
The Blood Plague had crept out from the forests he was patrolling just weeks ago, and engulfed cities around the world. It consumed the rotting flesh of long-dead humans and animals.
Tendrils of blood and meat stretched across the city, slowly constricting and crushing buildings and vehicles, contracting muscles ripping them to the ground like so much cardboard and string.
The monsters were unrelenting in ways they could have never predicted, leaving the world bereft of humanity... of anything worth fighting for.
"We can still fight."

Fieldwork - This Is Not The End (Edge of Tomorrow)

The homeworld is gone, swallowed whole by the Nightmare... but the USIF's Armored Infantry are still active, still fighting, with gradually improving degrees of success. They've even managed to kill some of the Weeping Bats. A hundred thousand of these deadly warriors have been dropped to Earth with millions of soldiers beside them, and a few months later scant more than a thousand remain. Earth's population has diminished to the tens of thousands, and most of those have been evacuated to distant colonies after a rigorous decontamination exam.

It's been eight months since the last entry into the Section 8 series. I blame my apoco-vision for dying on me after Demons' Corridor ... but I've also been working on a lotta other projects, as many of you have noticed (I hope.) HOWEVER, it's come back with a hankerin' for the apocalypse, and a few metric fucktons of creepy, grotesque assets. The Section 8 soldiers have also seen a bit of buff-and-shine, as I've redone their rigging a second time and remodeled their hands, as well as added some females to the ranks. The update will go live on Workshop at uh... at some point...

Garry's Mod, Photoshop

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Description
"This is not the end... no, this is not the end.... We can still fight."
The words echoed loosely inside his head as the armored soldier peered over the bricks, gripping his shotgun tightly, his helmet's red eyes blending with the crimson rain and fog.
The Blood Plague had crept out from the forests he was patrolling just weeks ago, and engulfed cities around the world. It consumed the rotting flesh of long-dead humans and animals.
Tendrils of blood and meat stretched across the city, slowly constricting and crushing buildings and vehicles, contracting muscles ripping them to the ground like so much cardboard and string.
The monsters were unrelenting in ways they could have never predicted, leaving the world bereft of humanity... of anything worth fighting for.
"We can still fight."

Fieldwork - This Is Not The End (Edge of Tomorrow)

The homeworld is gone, swallowed whole by the Nightmare... but the USIF's Armored Infantry are still active, still fighting, with gradually improving degrees of success. They've even managed to kill some of the Weeping Bats. A hundred thousand of these deadly warriors have been dropped to Earth with millions of soldiers beside them, and a few months later scant more than a thousand remain. Earth's population has diminished to the tens of thousands, and most of those have been evacuated to distant colonies after a rigorous decontamination exam.

It's been eight months since the last entry into the Section 8 series. I blame my apoco-vision for dying on me after Demons' Corridor ... but I've also been working on a lotta other projects, as many of you have noticed (I hope.) HOWEVER, it's come back with a hankerin' for the apocalypse, and a few metric fucktons of creepy, grotesque assets. The Section 8 soldiers have also seen a bit of buff-and-shine, as I've redone their rigging a second time and remodeled their hands, as well as added some females to the ranks. The update will go live on Workshop at uh... at some point...

Garry's Mod, Photoshop

Original, Un-Edited Image