John Vs Elite

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John vs. The Elite July 23, 2503: John, a four year old boy from Monroe, Georgia, was abducted by the U.N S.C. (United Nations Space Command) for one reason and one reason only. Part of the U.N.S.C. was the Spartan Program, they aimed to kidnap and experiment on kids all around the world. The experiments were adrenaline shots used to make the children stronger and smarter than ever before. During the experiments, John was soon to become the supreme super soldier. December 21, 2525: After twenty-two years, John has finally graduated from the Spartan Academy. He had earned the U.N.S.C. navy rank of Master Chief Petty Officer. On July 24, 2552, there was an invasion on the planet of Reach. John was stationed on a ship called the Pillar of Autumn at Reach. During the first week of the invasion, about one-fourth of the men and women stationed at Reach had been killed. In just three weeks, the enemy had taken over half of Reach. In the continuation of the enemy taking over the planet, the U.N.S.C. has elected to evacuate from Reach. They got out just in time before the enemy could kill and destroy them. September 19, 2552: The Pillar of Autumn had slipped space to an unknown territory. By doing so half of the enemy fleet followed them. With hundreds of ships outnumbering the Pillar of Autumn, the soldiers were badly defeated and the enemy boarded the ship. John’s mission was to evacuate any surviving soldiers and make it to an escape pod. On his way to rescue as many soldiers as possible, John encountered fifty enemy Elites, and killed all fifty Elites in under fifteen seconds. Still seeking to find any pinned down unit, he comes upon another type of heavily armored enemy soldiers called Hunters. There were four Hunters pinning down five friendly soldiers. Trying to think of a way to help the soldiers, John flanked the Hunters, found a rocket launcher and blew up the enemy troops. John successfully rescued eleven soldiers and escaped without a scratch. In the distance John saw a massive ring shaped figure floating in space, this is where they wanted to seek refuge. The pod that John was traveling in crashed on the ring. The impact was so astringent that everyone in the pod, except for John, was killed. John jumped out of the pod and walked .5 miles and came upon a destroyed pod with soldiers getting attacked by Elites. John ran to the outpost and helped the friendly soldiers. John’s mission was to defend the outpost and wait for further instructions by the captain of the Pillar of Autumn, Captain Keys. With only five men, John had to plan on how to defend the outpost. John told one man to go on a ridge and use a sniper rifle to take out every enemy that tries to penetrate the south side of the outpost. The rest of the four men planned to stay with John and protect the outpost from all north, south, east, and west sides. With approximately twenty-five Elites coming through the east side, John ran across the pod, grabbed a pistol and took out four Elites. Dodging the bullets and escaping the grasp of the enemy, John quickly supplied the four men with guns and ammunition. John called for backup from the sniper. With the sniper already taken out five Elites, he quickly tried to run to the outpost, but he got shot in the leg and was pinned by five Elites. Injured on the ground, he found a dead body with a pistol in the holster of the dead body and shot two Elites in the head. The sniper tried to reload, but he realized that he has used his last bullet. The sniper called for John to come and help him, but with the Elites approaching in on him, he gets discouraged and loses all faith in John getting there in time. When the Elites were about arms length of the sniper, John heroically jumped from a hill, and while in mid-air, killed two Elites. With the Elites focusing on John, he took out a pistol and hit an Elite on the head with it, and shoots and kills
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