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We were walking late at night. Our path across the green hill was lit by the stars, so we weren't walking in darkness. The green of the grass was clearly visible even in that light, but there were other things among the bushes that appeared here and there.
My friends panicked, but I, the "expert" on all things green, calmed them down – these things, resembling small, a couple of centimeters in diameter, tumbleweeds, or bushes, or broccoli, were perfectly safe, even if they rolled strangely fast, and appeared unexpectedly in the fragmented night vision, as if with some intention. The same could be said about the yellow, slightly fluorescent, elongated arthropods, about the size of a palm.
Meanwhile, near the hill we had climbed, a tall, rectangular building appeared, almost entirely made of panoramic windows. There were people inside, and for some reason, we didn't want them to see us, so we started crawling, hiding behind the top edge of the hill, and the grass helped us with this. However, there was one guy there who clearly noticed something, pulled out a gun, and started running around the building with it. Every time I carefully peeked out to check if he had calmed down, the guy with the gun seemed to be waiting to see me in that spot – and I thought the darkness of the night would hide us.
We had to act. Four of us broke into the house and, for some reason, started running in the opposite direction of this gun-toting guy, so as not to be in the line of fire. But, surprisingly, this helped, as an unattended gun lay on the corner of one of the apartments with open windows, and I immediately grabbed it. Now we could descend the building with a little more safety.
I suggested that my accomplices take the gun from me, maybe someone is a better shot? Although I didn't want to, I had to offer. X suggested Y, but he said his "sight was off," Z remained silent. Okay...
Meanwhile, the people in the house were living their lives and didn't pay much attention to us. Some blonde mother with her daughter hung laundry and returned to the apartment with a basin. With my gun in my hand, I felt uncomfortable in front of them and mumbled some excuse that we were invited to visit your neighbors, although no one asked anything, they just looked at us a little worriedly.
There were no more people with weapons, the exit was within reach, and I thought the misadventures were over, but then the gun-toting guy rushed out of the corridor and blocked our way. I pointed the gun at him first, at which he visibly wilted, put his weapon away, and said he wouldn't shoot. Nevertheless, I kept him in my sights as we moved towards the exit, but for a split second, I had to hesitate to open the door.
The guy immediately shot X. Without hesitation. Blood flowed. I fired back, aiming for his right shoulder, but I missed.
The gun-toting guy started pacing from side to side, reloading his weapon, and said, "Ah, maybe I should shoot you too..." He shoots at me, but I duck – he misses. Now I shot him right in the middle of his chest and hit him; he was seized by a convulsion, as if by an electric shock.
I shouted to Y and Z to grab his gun, grab the seriously wounded X, and get out. They hesitated for a long time, *too long*, but they did it, and we got outside, illuminated by the dim morning sun, which had not yet risen above the horizon. In view were many buildings, small, of Soviet type. The rest of our group were descending from the fire escape above. I didn't feel any peace.