Ray nodded, and noticed that the APC was packed full (or more full than what he would've liked) and climbed atop one of the Abrams, his legs dangling from the side of the turret. The commander of said tank shrugged, and climbed back into the tank.
The retrieval squad returned a few minutes later, disheartened and sad. The leader of the squad walked up to Cyprus, and spoke, his breath panging sharply of bile. "There's nothing to retrieve sir, the bodies dissolved right in front of us."
Unknown to the BSAA division, someone was watching, obscured by shadow and dust. He spoke into the radio inlaid in his coat. "They're leaving now, sir. I counted forty when they arrived, thirty-five left. Add four tanks. These guys were clean-up and evac, they've no idea." He turned, the sunlight briefly catching the 'USS' patch on his arm, the silvery-dark material flashing briefly in the sun. "What're your orders?"
They've no idea what they were above, it's not of consequence. How did subject Exaark fare?
"Eliminated, sir. The creature's flesh was no match to depleted uranium shells. Observed: Exaark variant creatures suffer from vulnerable knees, light anti-armor weapons penetrate the strained flesh."
Very astute, Number 4, regroup with the others, and return to the blacksight, prepare cleansing.
The agent nodded, and slipped out the window, and up the side of the building as if he were crawling along the ground, and faded into nothingness, his active camouflage obscuring him.