The kid quickly grasped onto his neck to stop the bleeding, but only worsened things for himself, when he ended up strangling himself halfway through. Shrieking was all he could do as the pain was intensely unbearable for him.
The figure then grabbed the child by the head, and forced him to the ground. With malice, it sprinted through the corridors, dragging the half-dying child along. As it dragged on, the entity’s grip hardened, and the kid’s metal began to melt as more oil spilled across the floor. The carpet was in the midst of burning too. The alarms in Rico’s systems blared even louder. Rico couldn’t properly hear everything.
This all continued until they reached a window on the 3rd floor, where the robotic entity lifted Rico’s half-molten head with a robotic hiss. After a second of looking at the crying boy, it tossed him out of the window, shattering most of its glass material. He now found himself outside falling through the air. The wind howling into his skin, as he inadvertently barged through it.
The entity observed him, watching his cries and screeches. And for the first time, he felt pleasure in his lethal treatment of the boy. Rico tried to activate his rocket boots, but it was no use… He was dying, running out of oil, running out of energy. He tried, and tried again, but it was at this point he knew it was all over. He stopped thinking of the ground rushing up to him for his demise - he only thought of the faces that had helped him throughout his life, that had gathered his skills and strength for him. Before he hit the ground, his systems automatically turned off, as he accepted the fact that he’s dead and done for…
And the final thing he remembered… was his mother.
Meanwhile, back in the war-torn building, Setuh laid on the floor, bleeding profusely, sobbing from the pain she had to endure, worrying about her little boy. She just woke up to find herself still in this revoltingly depressive state. Her invisible nose bleeding along with her injuries on her stomach and chest. Her breath trembled. Her arms, trying to cover her bruises, trembled too.