It's not running away, it is a tactical diversion.You point your massive rail gun at the nearest, meanest looking ork, and it dives into its friend, knocking the rushing hoard back for a single moment, enough for you to tactically retreat into the hallway, full sprint, while reloading your rail gun. by the time your a quarter the way down to your rail gun room, your rail gun is primed and readied, and you turn around, and realize just how close the orcs are, namely, the one in front of you is swinging down what appears to be a massive ball pean hammer at you. Or at least, was swinging. the railgun pellet that bisected him and killed the a vast majority of the orcan conga line stopped such trivial attacks. marching back to the original line, you note that quite a few of the orcs are still alive, and you give them the peace of humans pride. Namely, by slamming the heavy-non delicate end of the rail gun onto the back of their skulls. by the time you get back to the cafeteria of despair, it appears the human alliance members and the weird looking xenos have won, and your section leader, bereft of both of his arms greets you.
"Marine, as you may have known, it turns out that the
REAL enemy is these stars-damned green scum. These... "fine" looking fellows ot the side of me," he points to the one particular alien that seems to be the leader, still wearing a hardsuit "Are actually incredibly pacifistic nature, and really regret this entire situation happening. Also, apparently these monsters eat babies, so the... Yorans... are totally cool with us killing the foul green-skinned Xeno scum."
Your incredibly archaic mind processes this for a full second, before your murder-or-not vision finally decides that these humans and these particular xenos are not okay to kill, and you ask your commander who should die.
"Your going on a suicide mission to kill the Orc Leader, by all means needed, so we can take over this ship and get back to Earth and warn them before reinforcements arrive."
Looking around, this ship does seem a tad strange, and you ask how this ship came to be.
"Well, the orcs take the parts of the ship they destroy and weld it to their ship, usually in a makeshift manner, as with the case of the SS Starfarer, /our/ ship."
nodding once as if you knew what he was talking about, you trudge off, wondering where the captain is, and looking down the hallways.
What do you do?Apologies about the long wait, forgot that I was actually GMing something in its entirety, yeah.
Edit: fix spelling errors.