(OOC: I wanted to clarify, my FN Five Seven is actually silenced, and in order to make my character not such a sissy, I have o qualms killing if I have to, or for caps.)
IC:
A green taint spewed from the irradiated water that flooded the streets below Tucker. The green glow reflected off of broken shards of glass and wrecked light posts. He could see the shadows of a number of scampering critters, most mutated horribly or scrounging on human remains. Not a lot of people come through Central Park, and for good reason. You have to know how to get around in order to survive. Tucker backed away from the ledge, through with his disgust of the glow. He made a dash for the end of the hotel roof he was on, jumping just high enough to vault over the cement guard. He was able to roll just as he landed on a maintenance suite about 15 feet down, hurting his back. He grabbed his arching back while letting out a groan of pain. He'd have to take some Med-X when he got to SoHo.
He kicked up more gravel as he mimicked the same hotel jump, running towards the concrete partition. He jumped once more, almost enough to clear it. He felt his foot hook and drag on the top of the concrete, shortening the length of his jump. there was no roof below him now... only a painful, 40 foot drop to the alley below. He flailed in the air, trying to keep himself from screaming in fear. He frantically reached for the rusted fire escape railing barely attached to the building next to him. His hand smacked through the destroyed metal, cutting his hand along the way down. He met a bit of luck mere stories from his death; an intact metal bar stuck out from a near complete orange stairwell.
Tucker breathed a sigh of relief, the gods had blessed him this day. Almost immediately after this though, he heard the same horrifying sound. The rust around the bar cracked under his weight, and sent him falling down again. He closed his eyes and waited for the pain to come. He heard a loud crash as he landed through the plastic doors of a dumpster, landing on damp pieces of cardboard. He opened his eyes and realized he was only feet from the ground where he fell.
"Just my luck..." he said, climbing out of the dumpster. He decided it would be best to make the rest of the journey on foot.