It would have been extremely cold, if the Ivan hadn"t already been lost in a paranoid delusional from the low temperatures and chattering teeth. He had long since lost consciousness, but could feel the presence of someone else, and feel some sort of warmth not far from where he had laid. He didn"t know how long it lasted, but it was like being oblivious to the world, while being well aware of the situation, like a tired child who kept dozing off to dream…what was the word? Lucidly.
While laying in the freezing, freshly new layer of snow, Ivan watched the entire thing replay in his mind: an explosion from the front of the plane that had oblierated it way to the back. He would have thought it was impossible to survive it, but he was also in the back of the plane. After that, there was falling out of the sky, and landing in the snow. It was weird for him to remember such a tramatic experience, and be aware that he might as well just be dying. There is no way anyone could survive something like that without injury.
“…”
Ivan opened his eyes slowly, his vision blurred as he opened his eyes, blinking slowly. There was a dying flame of metal in the distance, from the explosion. Here he was: the home of his roots. Russia. It was freezing currently. Ivan gripped his hand to stand up, only to find cold comfort in the feeling of cold metal, “Huh?” He said, suddenly lifting his hand from underneath the freshly laid snow, he raised a very large pistol, that said, “Hellsing .454 Casull.” Ivan looked at the gun for a second, staring at it ominously. “This looks dangerous,” he said softly before searching for a cartridge slot…there was none. What about a safety switch? Ivan began playing with the gun, before accidently setting it off, “Gah!”, he said suddenly, pulling the gun back and flipping it into a holster on the side, “darn it!” He hissed, before looking around. The shot was probably loud enough to wake the dead…that was a scary thought.
“Wait a minute…,” Ivan began to check himself out. There were no burns. No scratches. No wounds. He didn"t feel as dizzy if it weren"t for the freezing, which got to his head, quickly and surely. “What the…,” he began as he stood up, feeling fine. He kept the gun to his side, and noticed as there was a light, brown leather pouch attached to his side. There was a note sticking out, and Ivan hastily pulled it out, dropping the pouch right in the snow. The note read the following:
[i]“Survivor, I had taken the grace of putting your health inside this expensive handheld device. Do not break it, or let water, cold, or excessive heat get to it. If it breaks, YOU WILL die. I have also taken it upon myself to heal you all in advance. I would also like to warn you that Russia in now in turmoil as the dead began to rise from their graves, and an extraterrestrial in the form of a dragon now rages the skies. Move with caution, and I have left you with a weapon of your choosing. Don"t ask about your appearance.”
Cheers!
~ The Troll[/i]
Ivan shuddered at, “the dead began to rise from their graves” before looking around. Realizing his mistake, he immediately picked the pouch back up and looked for damage on the 3DS. His was black, the game included was, “Tales Of The Abyss 3DS”. He"s never owned a handheld console in his life as far as he knew…could this just be a deluded dream from the snow? Maybe. He took a deep breath before looking around. He hoped he was the only survivor. “Hello?” Ivan suddenly called out and looked around, it began to snow heavily, “any survivors?” He said again, before hesitantly beginning to look for anyone who had survived the plane crash.