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Re: "The long Journey" (a Shadowrun crossover with everythi

Post by sonofccn » Thu Dec 08, 2011 1:29 pm

Cool, they've found Newt. She should be able to explain everything. Just wonder if they are going to believe her about monsters killing the colonists.

Also is the Sulaco still inbound? Seems about the same time as the movie. Just wondering if we'll see Colonial Marines. :)
Admiral Breetai wrote:man..first aliens what's next starship troopers? oh..Terrors? Tides? Jackson vs James? Guylos and kirkinger? Vi'retess and Cavil?
That would be freaking awesome even through James would forcefeed Jackson his fist, Vi'retess going against James in a brain vs brawn manner might be a more fair competition.

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Post by Praeothmin » Thu Dec 08, 2011 3:07 pm

sonofccn wrote:Vi'retess going against James in a brain vs brawn manner might be a more fair competition.
Hhmm, I don't know about that...
Remember when Doctor Numorr said that James had almost every part of him augmented?
that included a nice little piece of Bioware called "Cerebral Boosters", which basically puts his IQ in the 210-240 range...
That's why he catches on fast, and why he understands even concepts that should be beyond his world's possibilities...

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Post by Admiral Breetai » Thu Dec 08, 2011 4:43 pm

Praeothmin wrote:
sonofccn wrote:Vi'retess going against James in a brain vs brawn manner might be a more fair competition.
Hhmm, I don't know about that...
Remember when Doctor Numorr said that James had almost every part of him augmented?
that included a nice little piece of Bioware called "Cerebral Boosters", which basically puts his IQ in the 210-240 range...
That's why he catches on fast, and why he understands even concepts that should be beyond his world's possibilities...
"to deliver this universe from sin to stand side by side with the blood heir to one of it's greatest tyrants..the things we could do together my boy"

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Post by Praeothmin » Thu Dec 08, 2011 8:29 pm

Ok, last slow moving update before things pick up, meaning James will be doing what James is best at, and what he does ain't very nice...

Chapter 28

As James was waiting for Boomer to come back out, his communicator chirped.

“Doc to Major Reynolds.” The voice said.

“Major Reynolds here,” James answered, “What have you got?” He asked.

“Our sweeps have come up dry, Major.” He said.
“Nobody’s home, or if they are, they’re very, very good at hiding.
We did, however, find something you’re going to find really interesting over here.
We’ve found their Sickbay, and some records that should help us shed light on what happened here.”

“Great work, Doc!” James said.
“We’ve had one human contact, and Boomer is investigating.
With any luck, between our live contact and your documents, we should figure out what happened.
We’ll follow your FOF signals when we’re ready.
James out!” He finished.

“Ten-four Major, Doc out!”

James called the Musashi and informed them of the situation.
Captain Kirkinger decided they would not send anyone down until James declared the place safe.
He also informed James that the repairs were advancing well, and that they’d have full power, or close enough to full power, in less than two hours.

As the conversation was ended, Boomer emerged from the ventilation shaft, holding a little girl in her arms.
At the sight of the immense man encased in armor, Rebecca squealed in terror and tightened her grip around Boomer’s throat.
Boomer gently but firmly loosened the girls hold, and said:

“Relax, Rebecca, this is a friend of mine.
He is here to protect us, so you must not be afraid of him.” She finished softly.

James took a step back so he would be less intimidating to the girl, and he kept his visor up so she could see his face.

“I guess she’s not used to seeing men in combat armor.” He said to Boomer.

“Well, it could have been worse,” She replied, setting Rebecca down next to a wall in order to put her armor back on, “You could have NOT been wearing it.
Then, she would have truly been afraid… I know I was!” She said with a grin.

Silently mouthing “I will shoot you” to Boomer as she finished putting her armor on, trying hard not to grin, James signalled for Boomer to take the child in her arms and follow him.
On the way, he told her about the building’s Sickbay and that Doc’s team would be waiting for them there.
They moved fast, Rebecca’s small weight not affecting Boomer’s stride in the least.
Boomer had not worn her helmet this time, wanting to keep as much a human image for the girl as possible.
She could see in the girl’s eyes what she was feeling, the pain, the horror, the loneliness.
She couldn’t even begin to imagine what the little girl had gone through.
Sure, Boomer knew about pain and horror, she had been a soldier fighting in a war after all, and wars never left the best impressions in people, but she was an adult, with strong adult defences, maturity and years of experience coping with bad situations.
But for Rebecca, things were different.
She was at an age where everything should always be wonderful, fun, where horrors didn’t exist, and where pain quickly subsided back in her mind to make place for happiness.
Boomer could see happiness hadn’t been in Rebecca’s eyes in a long time.

They arrived at the base’s medical bay, where they met with the rest of the team in the main room.
The room was vast, with half a dozen desks covering the floor, some upturned, with computers terminals on each desk, some still on.
Four doors were leading deeper in the medical bay, one on each side coming in, and two at the rear end wall.

“What have you guys found?” Asked James.

“Come take a look at this, Major” Doc replied, leading James in the door on the left wall.
Entering the room, James saw it was clearly a Medical Lab, full of beakers, jars, rows of freezers containing various substances, a few examining tables, and seven transparent cylinders.
As with everywhere else, many items were on the floor, broken, but it wasn’t what had held James’s attention when he had come in.
What had truly held his attention were the cylinders.
They glowed with an eerie violet light, and were located at eye-level.
Inside each of them, was what looked like severed large arthritic hands, the palsied fingers curled in a death rictus.
Upon closer examination, though, James realized they looked more like spiders with sickening translucent skin, flacid scrotal bodies and gill-like organs underneath, drifting in the suspension fluid of what he concluded were stasis tubes.

James drew in closer, fascinated, his face almost touching the cylinder when the creature inside lunged suddenly, slamming against the glass.
James jumped back in reflex, and was already in firing position, his finger on the Type-III Phaser rifle’s trigger, before the creature had even made contact with the tubes wall.
It had taken all his willpower not to fire at the creature.
From the palm of the thing's hand like body emerges a pearlescent tubule, like a tapered piece of intestine, which slithered tongue like over the inside of the glass.
Then it retracted into a sheath between the "gills" of the creature.

Doc was laughing, James realized after a few seconds.

“It did the same thing to Private Wilson when we first came in.” He said, still laughing.
“Very funny, Doc!” James said, not amused.
“You do realize I almost vaporized it, right?
That with my training and reflexes, jokes like this can, and most often will, backfire in the most unpleasant way?” He asked sternly at Doc.

Doc’s mirth sobered up instantly.

“Sorry Sir, I didn’t think things through.” He said.
“I apologize, it won’t happen again”. He finished.

With a nod to Doc, fearful of what might have happened, he reached for one of the file folders on top of the tubes, and started reading it.
He scanned the file quickly, his eyes widening, and then moved to the other folders, reading them as well.
He let out a loud:
“Motherfragger!”

“What is it, Major?” Doc asked, moving over next to James.

“These… Things are some kind of embryo carriers.” James began to explain.
“They attach themselves to your face, the tube we saw protrude goes into your mouth, and it lays an embryo right in your stomach.
The embryo develops there, and then erupts through your sternum when ready, killing you in the process.”

“Damn!” Was all Doc could say.
He started reading the files James had gone through while he kept explaining.

“After they implant the embryo, they die.
These two live ones were removed before they could implant the embryos, but the removal procedure killed the hosts.
Oh, and the funny part?
These things have acid for blood, an acid strong enough to go through almost any metal.” James finished grimly.

Doc’s eyes went wide as well at that description, and James could see in Doc’s eyes his brain was working fast, and then, in cold, fearful realization, Doc breathed:
“The hole in the walkway.”

“Indeed! That hole looked like it was melted through, by fire or… acid.” James confirmed Doc’s thoughts.
“But the kicker here, Doc, is that there’s no way a critter that size” He said pointing at the creatures, “Can make a hole as big as the one we saw.”

“Holy shit!” Doc exclaimed.

“Yeah, Big Brother’s around, and he’s probably watching.” James added.

*Cue “You’re all going to Die down here” from Resident Evil*

They exited the lab, and went back in the main room, where they found the rest of the team, minus Boomer.

“Major!” Called Cpl. Banner.
“I’ve found something in the computer database.
It was tough because they don’t have voice processors, and we have to use a keyboard to communicate with it, but I was able to dig through their database to find who or what lived here.
And I’ve found it, Sir.” He said.
“They’re all human, Sir, and they’re all working for the Weyland-Yutani Corporation, whoever that is.
And, being a caring company with the best interest of their personnel at heart, they surgically implanted all their employees with their versions of subcutaneous transponders.
And,” He added, grinning, “I’ve got their frequency.”

“Great work, Cpl.” James said.
“But we’ve got more pressing matters to attend to.
We need roving patrols asap, full alert, Tricorders in active search mode.
Doc’s going to fill you in.
Once patrols are set up, Banner, find these people.
Move it!” James ordered.

Surprise was evident in his men’s faces, but they instantly saluted with an “Eye, eye, Sir!” before getting to their posts.

James then went looking for Boomer.

******************************************

*Cue James Blunt “Wisemen” from the album “Back to Bedlam”

Boomer was kneeling beside Rebecca, gently, almost maternally, brushing the girl’s unkempt hair out of her eyes.
She handed a steaming cup of liquid to the girl, or tried to, but the girl’s hand was unresponsive, the girl still looking vacantly at the wall.

“Here, try this.
A little instant hot chocolate.
You’ll feel better after.”

Boomer wrapped Rebecca’s right hand around the cup and raised it to her lips.
The girl drank mechanically, some of the hot liquid spilling down her chin.
With a smile, Boomer set the cup down, pulled out a sterile cloth from her pack and wiped the child’s chin clean.

“Wow!” Boomer said lightly, “You have white skin under that dirt.
And here I thought this was your natural skin tone.
I wonder what I’ll find if I wipe some more.” She said, smiling.

As she was cleaning the girl’s face, wiping the grime and dirt away, she noticed that, for the first time since they had found Rebecca, her eyes seemed to focus on Boomer directly.

“I don’t know how you managed to survive this long, but you are one very brave kid, Rebecca.” Boomer said while cleaning the girl’s hands.

Boomer saw the girl’s lips move, but she barely heard what came out.

“N… newt!” It seemed she had whispered.

“What did you say?” Boomer asked.

“Newt.” Was the reply.
“My n… name’s Newt.
Nobody calls me Rebecca except my dork brother.”

“Well, Newt it is then.” Said Boomer, grinning.
“My name’s Sharon, but all my friends call me Boomer.” She said, picking up Newt’s hand and shaking it.
“I’m pleased to me you.
And who is this?” She asked, pointing at the doll Newt was still clutching with her left hand.

“Casey.” Newt answered, “She’s my only friend.”

“Well, Newt, I want to be your friend.” Boomer told the girl.

“I don’t want you for a friend.” Newt said, matter-of-factly.

This surprised Boomer, who had thought that a lonely person like Newt would have welcomed her presence and the offer of friendship.

“Why not?” She asked, surprise apparent in her voice.

“Because you’ll be gone soon, like the others.” The girl explained.
“Like everybody.
You’ll be dead and you’ll leave me alone.”

Understanding dawned on Boomer, even as the child’s words had chilled her.

“Your mom and dad went away like that, didn’t they?” Boomer asked softly, leaning in close to Newt.

She nodded, staring at her knees.

“The monsters killed them, and they took my brother.” She said softly.

Boomer didn’t know what or who the monsters were, but she could easily imagine them being enemy soldiers dressed in scary battle armor, which would have had the same effect on Newt as James’s appearance had.

“Newt, look at me.” Said Boomer gently.
“I won’t leave you and I won’t let the monsters get you.
I promise.”

“And neither will I.” A voice said from the doorway.

Newt froze immediately at hearing the voice, but Boomer only smiled.
In the doorway was standing James, no longer wearing his helmet, smiling as appealingly as he could.
Boomer looked at Newt while pointing at James.

“You see this man right there?
Do you know why he’s so big?” She asked.

Newt shook her head.

“He’s that big because he eats monsters for breakfast.
He won’t let them hurt you, and neither will I.” She told Newt.

“You promise?” Newt asked.

“I do!”

This seemed to reassure Newt, sufficiently, at least, to let her open the gates of her sadness.
Her lower lip started to tremble, and not long after she sobbed, gripping Boomer by the neck and refusing to let go for a long, long while.

James nodded to Boomer, mouthing “Great work Boomer!” before returning to the team.

*************************************

“Major!” Cpl. Banner called out as James came back.
“I’ve found them!” He said.
“They’re over at the processing station, in sublevel “C”, under the South Tower.”

James told them about Boomer’s breakthrough with the little girl, and her story about the monsters that had killed her parents and taken her brother.

“I’m pretty sure that’s these monsters’s lair.” James postulated.
Going there just to take a look would be suicide.” He said.
“We’re going to take the girl with us, move back to the ship, and try to find some other way to perform our repairs.”

“Major,” Doc intervened, “I would agree under normal circumstances, but there’s something the Corporal didn’t tell you yet.
He linked all our handheld Tricorders together in order to boost the power, increasing the range to over four kilometres.”

James closed his eyes, swearing under his breath, because he had already deduced what Doc was going to tell him.

“We have human life signs at that location, weak, but stable.
Some of the people are still alive.”

*Cue the Matrix Revolution Main Title song*

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Post by Admiral Breetai » Fri Dec 09, 2011 8:09 am

"he eats monsters for breakfast"

Boomer showing her maternal instincts and sweet music by the way I youtubed and listened to said tracks while reading.

excellent update

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Post by Praeothmin » Fri Dec 09, 2011 9:16 pm

Setting things up, which means the next chapter will be "Action, action, action"...

Chapter 29

*Cue Aerosmith's "Back in the Saddle"*

James was moving fast in one of the service tunnels, making his way towards the processing station, guiding himself using plans they had gleaned from the base’s computer.
They had noticed these tunnels in the building’s blueprints, going to and from the processing plant, and had deduced it was most likely the way these creatures were using to move between buildings.
He was fully loaded, going in with his Type-III Phaser rifle and two spare power cells he had taken from his teammates, his Colt Manhunter heavy pistol with armor piercing rounds and two spare clips, his collapsible stick, and the MACO’s new addition to mission equipment: the Tritanium combat blade.
More a machete than an actual knife, with a two feet long blade, and a six inches secure grip handle, its edge sharp enough to cut through steel, it represented the pinnacle of Starfleet technology when applied to weapon manufacturing.
The blade could not be sharpened manually, being made of Tritanium, and if it ever became dull, could only be re-sharpened through an industrial replicator.
James had it added to the MACO arsenal because he knew that sometimes you simply needed to cut something, and only a blade would do the job.

His two Tricorders, the one on his armor and his backpack one, had been networked together by Cpl. Banner to increase their range so he would be able to pick-up the transponder signals far enough to allow a terrain recon before approaching.
His team’s networked units would allow them to keep an eye out on him during his mission.
Communications would be assured by using the Raptor’s communications suite as a relay, the more powerful equipment having no trouble breaking through the interference created by the radiation from the Reactor.

“Major Reynolds to Home Team, progress is good.” He called out in his helmet’s integrated microphone.
“I’ve covered more than half the distance, and no hostile encounter yet.”

*******************************

“Home Team here,” Boomer replied, nervously following James’s progression, “We have an eye on you, and Transponder signals are still strong, although there are two less than when you left.”

As she was replying to James, she looked out the window, and noticed that it was darker outside then an hour earlier.

“We’ll take a night cap for you.” She said lightly, hoping to alleviate the mission’s atmosphere.

“They come mostly at night.” A small voice said.
“Mostly…”

*Cue the Brotherhood of the Wolf soundtrack “Le Combat de Mani”*

They all looked a Newt, and noticed she had followed Boomer’s sight and was also looking outside of the base, lost in thought.

*************************************

Not for the first time, James questioned his decision to go out to the processing station alone.
It hadn’t been a popular decision, his MACOs objecting loudly to it, Boomer being the loudest of the group.
They had all reminded him he was the one who had said going to what was most likely the creature’s lair was dangerous and suicidal.
That the MACOs had been created exactly for that purpose, and that they had all received his training and knew their jobs.
They were right, of course, and had James intended to go in hot, he would have brought the whole team with him, but this wasn’t the goal of the new mission.
James wanted to be in and out very quickly, and the only person in the team who could even hope to follow him was Boomer.
But since Newt only opened up to her, and she had promised Newt she wouldn’t leave her, which meant he couldn’t take her with him without direly affecting the child again.
He didn’t want that, and wanted to have the ability to run like hell should problems present themselves without having to wait for slower teammates.
And so, his decision made final, he had gone out alone.
It didn’t mean he liked it, or that the prospect of facing acid dripping creatures didn’t instil fear in his heart.
But James Reynolds had lived a long time in the shadows, where fear was a runner’s constant companion, and he had long ago conquered his, so he continued towards his gaol, undaunted.

After some hundreds of meters, the scenery started to change.
Strange structures were added to the standard refinery latticework of pipes and conduits.
The structures were crudely imitating plumbing, made with some strange encrusted substances.
Touching the structure, James realized he couldn’t tell what it was made of.
It was hard, yet supple, and some sort of oily substance covered it.
He used his Tricorder to analyze it, and after a few seconds he received the results on his faceplate.
The material used in the structure resembled silicates, but in a form never encountered by Starfleet, according to his Tricorder’s database.

*Cue X-Men 2 soundtrack “Storm’s Perfect Storm”*

The structures’ layout reminded James of some sort of a chambered nest, the kind he had seen in some Discovery channel trideo show long ago.
It attenuated so gradually into the original processing station’s superstructure that he couldn’t say where the original ended and the additions began.
He knew with certainty then that he was, indeed, in the creatures’ lair, or nest, as it was.
He looked around him, fearful of an ambush from the lab creature’s bigger versions, examining every nook and cranny of the walkway he was currently on.
He didn’t find anything, which didn’t reassure him in the least, and so he reprogrammed his Tricorder to search for and find the missing people’s transponder signatures.
He found them quickly enough, and to his surprise found out they were less then a hundred meters from him, two levels lower.
He searched for some stairs, found some, and went down.
He felt like he was entering some sort of organic labyrinth, the walls surrounding him looking like the marrow of some vast bone.
The air was full of steam, the wall trickling water.
He was cautious, his senses fully alert, his eyes constantly darting to and fro using both his thermographic and low-light visions, intent on finding anything out of place, any telltale signs of an ambush, of an enemy approaching.
Again, his searches yielded nothing, and so he kept advancing towards his goal.

He had gone down two flights of stairs, and veered into the right corridor, knowing it would lead him to the owners of the transponder signals.
After less than fifty meters, he entered a small chamber.
It was less than ten meters across, and no more than three meters high, but what held James’s attention, what changed his expression from one of worry to one of disgust, was what he saw on those walls.

*Cue the Brotherhood of the Wolf soundtrack “Le Fantôme”*

In front of him were walls of living horror.
The people who had been taken by the creatures had been brought there and entombed alive.
Cocoons made around the bodies of those brought here protruded from niches and interstices of the structure.
The cocoons material was, according the James’s Tricorder, the same material, and the same translucent epoxy that he had seen in the latticework of the processing station.
Bodies were frozen in carelessly twisted positions, a macabre image of agony.
Many bodies were desiccated, skeletal, some with their rib-cages burst outward, as if exploded from within, entombed in living death for the embryos growing with them.
Some of these deaths looked recent, blood barely dried on the bodies of the newly dead.
James nervously looked around him to see what could have come out of these people, but he saw nothing but the cocoons.
He noticed a cocoon that looked recent, and slowly approached it.
The woman inside, her transponder signal weak, was ghost-white and seemed drained of energy.
Her eyes snapped open, focused on the armoured figure before her, pleadingly.

“Please… God… Kill me!” She said weakly.

*****************************************

Boomer, looking at the camera feed coming from James, put her hand on Newt’s eyes, not wanting her to see any more.

*******************************************

Before he could offer her help, before he could even begin to tell her all would be well, she began to convulse, screaming, a shriek of mindless agony.
Her chest exploded in a shower of blood, and a small, fanged head emerged, hissing viciously.
It looked like a big earthworm that had grown fangs, and two small arms, and it was covered with its victim’s blood.
Knowing she was dead already, her agony at an end, James did the only thing he could: he aimed his rifle at the creature and fired.
The bolt of energy hit it squarely, vaporizing most of it, and the rare bits that weren’t vaporized sizzled as the acidic blood hit the rest of the woman’s body.
Transfixed by this, James barely heard the shrill screeching that began.

He looked around, his Tricorder still detecting only himself and the transponder signals when, out of the corner of his eyes, he saw movement to his left.
Reacting as his shadowrunning experience had thought him to, he planted his left foot on the floor and, twisting his body to his right, he dropped to the ground in a tuck and roll.
As his body hit the floor and he began his roll, a large shape flew over him, and he knew that if he had simply turned to face the movement he’d seen, the shape would have hit him square on.
The completion of his roll got him up on his feet, weapon tracking the shape that almost got him.
And he froze.
In front of him was a vision of horror.
The creature in front of him was vaguely bipedal, though it kept itself hunched, with skin a muted shade of black.
It had, sweeping behind it like a cat’s, a segmented tail, its tip ending in a large blade-like plate, and a flat ridge of spines running its length up to the base of the blade.
Its arms ended in hand-like appendages, the fingers serrated claws at least two to three inches in length, and it had four tube-like ribs protruding from its back.
But the most fearsome sight was its head.
I t was elongated and cylindrical, and possessed no eyes James could see, and yet it seemed to look straight at him, and if he moved a bit, so did the creature.
The most unnerving issue facing James at the moment, though, was that even though the creature was right in front of him, his Tricorder still didn’t register it, and even worse, it didn’t appear in his thermographic vision, as if it radiated no heat.
Puzzling was the fact it wasn’t attacking, but then James understood, and, lifting his weapon to fire, he rushed at it as his weapon’s bolts flew towards his target.

*Cue Resident Evil soundtrack Slipknot’s “My Plague”*

The creature’s chitinous armor offered some protection the James’s shots, he noticed, but not enough not to kill it.
It went down in a shower of acid, but none of it touched James, as he jumped high over the creature as he had fired.
Landing on the other side of his enemy, he turned around, in time to see five of the creatures who had been moving in on him, walking on all four, two even scaling the walls like common house flies.
His way back was cut off, so he looked for another tunnel, and found one, just as he noticed some more creatures, from higher above in the chamber, starting towards him.
Firing his weapon at the creatures, he left the room running.

**********************************

“What the hell was that?” cried Cpl. Banner.
“What’s the Major shooting at?”

Boomer was looking intently at the video feed they were getting from James.
The image was grainy, so they couldn’t make out the from in front of him, but they could see it was almost as big, and moved fast.
Then they saw him move, and turn around.
They all gasped when they saw the creatures on the wall, so close, yet James’s Tricorder hadn’t even warned him.
Boomer felt a small hand grip hers, and saw Newt huddle closer, terror in her eyes, silently mouthing “the monsters” over and over.
They saw James make a break for it then, running through a dark tunnel, the image worsening by the second.

******************************

“They don’t register on the Tricorders because they’re silicon-based lifeforms.” James shouted in his microphone, running.
“Reset all Tricorders to scan for moving silicates, and anything resembling hydrochloric acid.”

He was running down the corridor full speed now, hoping to see a side corridor he could take, but every time he saw one, it was filled with those creatures, and they were all coming for him.
He was firing at any coming too close, always running, always moving, and then he realized what was happening: he was being herded.
The creatures were fast, and on all four were almost as fast as he was, they knew the layout better than he did, yet they never caught up to him, never came out in front to attack.
They knew he was dangerous, and they were herding him towards something.
James knew he had no other options, so he kept going, shooting at any target that he saw, vaporizing hands, tails, anything he could fire at.

*****************************

Cpl. Banner was on it instantly.
He reprogrammed the Tricorders, and with Doc’s help, he used the lifeforms in the lab at a template for the detection protocols.
As he was working on the equipment, the two creatures in the lab started to get agitated.
He stopped to look at them more closely, and noticed they were more and more excited.
Doc’s eyes grew as wide as they’d ever been, and he almost yelled at Banner:
“Finish those mods now, Cpl., NOW!”

Not knowing what was making Doc panic, he nonetheless accelerated his works, and within minutes was done.
The Tricorders all beeped to life, and detection alarms started to beep loudly.

*Cue Carmina Burana opera “Oh Fortuna”*

“Oh my God.” Said Banner, fear in his voice.
“They’re all around us, and they’re closing in fast.”

******************************

James rounded a bend, and came to a halt.
He had arrived in a very large room, at least fifteen meters on each side, and five meters tall.
The walls were once again covered with organic material, but James barely noticed them.
His eyes were riveted to the floor, filled with rows upon rows of what could only be described as eggs, two feet tall, all sitting on the floor, patiently waiting for prey.
For him.
They had herded him to a hatchery, to be infected.

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Post by sonofccn » Sat Dec 10, 2011 4:16 am

We're on an express elevator to hell...going down! :)

Next update's going to be a real humdinger. Can't wait.

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Post by Praeothmin » Sat Dec 10, 2011 10:04 pm

Glad you both liked it...

It should only get better from now...

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Re: "The long Journey" (a Shadowrun crossover with everythi

Post by Admiral Breetai » Mon Dec 12, 2011 9:54 am

they're scared of him..they don't even hesitate to throw down with Yautja but James scares them

khan is smiling wherever he is

that was an awesome update.,.you beat me out in updates mines all boring..and depressing yours is full of high octane nightmare fuel and glorious combat

bravo!!

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Post by Praeothmin » Mon Dec 12, 2011 2:30 pm

Breetai wrote:mines all boring..and depressing
Yours was a perfect ending to a great war story, which I hope we'll be able to read more about... :)

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Post by Admiral Breetai » Mon Dec 12, 2011 4:44 pm

Praeothmin wrote:
Breetai wrote:mines all boring..and depressing
Yours was a perfect ending to a great war story, which I hope we'll be able to read more about... :)
the story aint over..no sir neither is yours I take it?

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Post by Praeothmin » Tue Dec 13, 2011 8:31 pm

Here it is, the update you've all been waiting for, all action, all the time...
(seriously, hope you guys like it)

Chapter 30

*Cue “Le Loup Blanc, Guévaudan” from the Brotherhood of the Wolf soundtrack*

James turned around, looking for an exit, but the only two passages he saw were filled with creatures, and when he looked back at the eggs, he noticed that those closest to him had began to open.
He turned back to the passages and in each of them, fired three bursts of his Type-III Phaser rifle, killing one or two creature, but more importantly, making them duck.
Using the few seconds he’d bought himself, he grimly turned around and, after making a few adjustments to his rifle, fired at the eggs, using a sweeping firing arc.
The Phaser beam exited the rifle in a cone, at least five meters wide at its widest point, fifteen meters away from its origin.
As he fired, he started to advance, ensuring that he would vaporize all the eggs he could see.
He heard a loud screeching emanating not too far away, its origin lost in the maze of tunnels.
As he was advancing, he noticed that there was a recess at the back of the room, and when he looked in it, he saw an enormous white semi-translucent pouch, suspended to the ceiling of the room, one end moving about the floor, laying eggs, while the other end seemed to go through the ceiling, connected to the “queen” creature, James thought.
He fired at the egg pouch using his wide-beam setting again, vaporizing it and its contents, increasing the power of the screech he had heard tenfold, and when his weapon beeped, indicating it had depleted its power reserves, he ejected the spent cell and took out another one.
He was about to reload when he was hit from the right side and was thrown to the floor under one of the creatures, the Phaser rifle clattering away over fuming egg remains.

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Doc was yelling orders, the team’s frantic movements displaying their fear and their attempts to control it.
Doc had decided that the best place to shore up their defences was in the Medical Lab where they had found the creatures in the Stasis Tubes, since it only had one entry point, and the windows would be recovered by metallic shutters, ensuring no one could come at them from that direction.
They had closed them, and used their Type-II hand Phasers as welding tools to weld the shutters in place.
They had also closed the only door to the room, and had welded it shut also.
No exit had been kept unsealed, because while they could create an exit by firing Phasers at any surface, they hoped that the creatures would have a harder time getting in.
They had done the same with the door that led to the outside corridor, in order to win them some time, and maybe hoping that the creatures would leave once they saw how tough it was to come in.
Once the door to the Med Lab had been welded shut, they had overturned some desks in a semi-circle facing the door, and some others facing the windows, just in case.
They were taking their designated positions between the two rows of desks when the door to the main Medical Bay room rang out, as if some heavy object had been flung at it.
They settled in their defensive positions, Doc taking up the rear, watching the windows, but mostly watching over Newt, who, although she did seem terrified, acted calmer then he and his men were.
The only other person as calm as Newt, if not calmer, was Boomer.

When Banner’s panicked call had come, she had felt the fear, the panic, rise up in her, but then she had looked a Newt, who was watching her with expecting eyes, and she remembered her promise.
She had straightened up, looked at Newt and said:
“They’re not getting us, I promise you.”

So there she was, behind her desk, waiting, eagerly, for the first creature, the first “alien”, to rear its ugly head, so she could show it how tough Cylons were.

They heard a few more ringing sounds, and then a crashing sound.
The door had been breached, and the scraping they heard coming towards the Med Lab told them the Aliens had not been deterred.

***********************************

*Cue “Mad World” from Gary Jules, the Gears of War version*

James and the creature were rolling on the floor, a heap of arms and legs and claws.
The creature was trying to slash at James, but the Duranium armor he wore held up to the first slashes.
But James didn’t want to know how much longer it could resist.
He let his back be pinned to the floor, and once there tried to use some grappling techniques to immobilise the creature, but he quickly realized how futile it was.
He was used to grappling with humanoids, man or metahuman, and they all behaved in the same manner once on the floor, manners that were predictable, and thus could be countered.
But now, he was facing a strong creature that was flaying wildly, with no measured movement, no practiced technique.
He was trying to evade the claws and the mouth, when out of the jumble of limbs came a blade, going straight for his face.
He barely had time to move his head to the left, when the blade impacted on his helmet.
Having moved his head to the side, the blade saw its perfect trust angled the other side, and thus, instead of shearing through the helmet, it simply cut a long gash at its side.
Serrated edges scraping at his scalp told James the blade had penetrated, though, and that out of all the weapons this creature possessed, its tail was the most dangerous.
He couldn’t fight like this for much longer, he knew, because he was vulnerable while on his back, and so he moved.
His left leg came up, kneeing the creature in the stomach, while his right leg went out and up, and then came back over the creature’s hind leg in a downward motion, pinning it to the floor.
His left hand went up and impacted the creature’s sternum while his right swept its forearms off him, pushing it to his left at the same time.
Once the creature had started moving, James’s twisted his body to the right, on his left side, out from under the creature.
As soon as the creature landed, James kicked at it with his right leg, pushing it almost ten feet away.
He used the momentum imparted to his leg by the impact to swing it up in a circle, his left leg following, and corkscrewed his body in a mid-air pivot that landed him on his feet, facing the creature.

Only there were now five creatures facing him.


******************************************************

The door to the Med Lab finally gave in to the sixth impact against it, and it crashed loudly down to the floor, as Aliens rushed in to submerge the intruders.
As soon as the first Alien had been seen, though, the MACOs had opened fire, raining death among the ranks of the creatures, pulse after pulse, the crimson energy bolts vaporizing silicon flesh every time they hit.
The first wave of the creatures was defeated quickly, smoking carcasses dripping acid blood on the floor, the strong sulphuric smell invading the defender’s nostrils.

Then a second wave came, and they resumed firing, but one of the creatures, coming in at the back of the pack, was relatively unscathed as it lunged to the side upon entering, running in quick strides around the defences, and finally coming in from the left.
It jumped high in the air, over the upturned desk, and was met with three rapid pulses from Boomer’s rifle, which lifted and deflected it sideways, where it crashed into the Stasis Tubes.
The tubes crashed to the floor and broke in hundreds of glass shards, spilling their content to the floor, the dead creatures, as well as the two live ones, who scampered off under some furniture in a corner of the room.


****************************************************

*Cue “Teahouse” from Juno reactor in the Matrix Reloaded soundtrack*

A quick sidelong glance told James his Phaser rifle was out of reach, so when the creatures started moving towards him, he took out his Colt Manhunter and fired.
The first creature was hit with three successive head shots, the armor piercing rounds coring through its exoskeleton, spilling its brains all over its companions.

They shrieked and hissed in unison, and then they tried to rush him.
They were fast, these creatures, moving on all four easily as they did on two legs, and so they knew this bipedal creature would not be able to move away from them, assuring them of a kill, the bipedal in front of them clearly too dangerous to allow to live, to risk impregnation.
But then James was no longer there.
As soon as they had moved, he had too, diving in a sidelong roll to his left, getting to his feet after the roll, firing as he did, each bullet scoring a hit, each hit fuelling the rage the creatures had towards him.
He saw a passage he couldn’t see before, one that had been hidden from him by the egg pouch.
It was the only passage not swarming with creatures, so he took it, running into it, firing as he did, emptying his clip in the pursuing creatures.

The passage was large enough for James to run comfortably in, but still narrow enough that the creatures could only come at him two at a time.
There were no side passages, which reassured him, but at the same time his gut told him that the winding passage may not bring him to safety.
He exited the passage at a run, but then stopped dead in his tracks, for before him stood the biggest creature he had seen yet, easily four meters tall and five meters long.
It was currently detaching itself from the remains of the egg pouch James’s had vaporized, but then it spotted James and, showing its teeth, let out a cavernous screech.
Lifting his pistol, fully loaded with a fresh clip of fifteen rounds, he intended to empty his gun at the massive, clearly angry creature.


*******************************************************

Newt screamed as the small creature jumped at her, but it never landed, as it was snatched in mid-air by a gauntleted hand that closed on its tail like a vice-grip.
Boomer then swung the creature as she would have a sling, and threw it at the oncoming Aliens.
As it landed on the head of one of the bigger creatures, it was pierced by a pulse of energy that cored through and also impacted on the bigger Alien’s head.
The pile of bodies was getting bigger and bigger now, slowly bringing the creatures closer to the defender’s positions.
The acidic blood of the dead creatures also ate through the floor, the walls, and everything it had splashed upon because of the dying creatures’ trashing.

Another wave was coming in, and once again it was met with pulsating power propelled through their bodies from the inventions of Starfleet’s weapons division.
As they were once again slowly repelling the attack, a new scream from Newt got Boomer’s attention, who turned her head just in time to see Doc go down under the attack of the remaining smaller creature, wrapping itself around his helmet.
She went to him immediately, while Newt screamed hysterically, as she was no longer seeing Doc, but her father, when he had come back from the derelict with the same creature on his face.
She grabbed the creature’s body, and as she started pulling, she saw its tail wound ever tighter around Doc’s neck armor.

“Get it off, get it off!” A panicked Doc shouted.


*****************************************************

*Cue Underworld soundtrack “Throwing Punches” from Page Hamilton*

A movement to his left made him look, just in time to see a creature’s tail head straight for him.
Reflexes honed in hundreds of fights propelled his body away from the lethal blade while his only defensive weapon – his pistol – came up to deflect it.
The blade passed above his right shoulder, well off the original target: his stomach.
James hit the floor on his back, but used the momentum he had to lift his legs up and over his body, using his arms and shoulders as leverage, and flipped back to his feet after upending himself, six feet back from where he was.
He lifted the heavy pistol, intent on putting three bullets in the attacking creature’s head, but as he lifted his weapon up, he saw the cannon and slide had been cut through at least half an inch, making the weapon inoperable, nothing but dead weight in his hand.
He threw at the creature which paid it no mind and jumped on him.
But James was ready, and braced.
The creature was stopped dead in its tracks, its hind legs scratching at his armor, his left hand grabbing the creature’s right arm, his right hand free to intercept and incoming tail blade.
The creature hissed at him, and opened its mouth to bite.
It lunged at James’s face, but it didn’t make it.
His right hand, waiting for a tail attack, was already there, pressing against the head, stopping it mere inches from his faceplate.
And then the faceplate cracked, impacted by the force of the second row of jaws that protruded lightning fast from the creature’s mouth.
Surprised, his vision now impaired by a cracked faceplate, James reacted even faster, by kicking at the creature with his right leg, while pivoting on his left, and opening his helmet’s visor with his left hand.
When his pivot was over, he had his combat blade in his right hand, his collapsible stick in his left, and he was seeing again, although he wished he was still blinded, for before him, less than five meters away was the large creature, and all around him were smaller ones.

He was alone, couldn’t call for help and was surrounded by dangerous, vicious creatures.
Death had come calling.


**********************************************************


Boomer was pulled with all her strength, and the creature reluctantly let go, but then it swung its tail around and grabbed her right arm with it.
It had changed target, and was writhing in her hands, trying to free itself and attack her.
Boomer held it firmly, and although she was struggling, her great strength allowed her to resist the creatures attempt.
She could still hear her team firing at the approaching aliens, and Doc even got up and joined the fray, looking no worse for wear, except for what looked like acid scorch marks on his armor.
She looked at Doc, held the creature up high to her right and told him to fire at it.
He looked at her like she was mad.

“The creature’s blood will melt your hands.” He said.
“I can’t do it.”

“If you don’t, I’ll have to spend the rest of the fight holding it, and you need me.” She said through gritted teeth.
“Now do it, damn it, it’ll be easier for me to live with acid burns on my hands then for you guys to fight without me.”

Doc hesitated only slightly, but he knew she was right, and so he adjusted his aim, and fired.
The bolt cored through the creature, vaporizing its center, but the rest of the creature came apart, acid splashing on Boomer’s hands and right pauldron.
There was some smoke as the acid tried to eat its way through, but the Duranium alloy proved itself to be tougher than their surroundings, and so she was unscathed.
She picked up her discarded rifle, and turned to fire at the oncoming hordes, killing one alien as it was about to climb over their makeshift barrier.
She was worried, though, as there were so many aliens killed, that the walls and floor of the Med Lab up to their barrier was almost non-existent now, the creature’s blood having melted so much of it in their death throws, which means the enemy had greater venues of attack now.


****************************************************

*Cue Matrix Reloaded soundtrack “Chateau” from Rob Dougan*

He spun to his right, his left hand moving the collapsible stick to impact on the head of a creature, propelling it in the path of two other attackers, while his right hand descended the blade it held across a creatures’s head, cutting it neatly in two, splashing blood on him once more.
His armor and blade were covered with it, but while the blade was untouched by the corrosive substance, his armor showed spots where the accumulation of splashes was beginning to take its toll.
Already, James had lost his Tricorder vambrace, and one pauldron was hanging looser, a strap having been eaten by the acid.
Still, the man inside was untouched, and was moving like he was possessed.
His move over, he spun to his left, his blade slashing horizontally, killing two more, slicing through limb and torso, this time taking a side step in his spin, using the opening he had created in the creature’s ranks to no longer be surrounded.
He back flipped over the remaining creature between himself and a passageway he’d seen, slicing at the back of the lunging enemy, deep enough that only half his two-feet long blade was showing, killing the creature instantly.
He landed on his feet, ready to run towards the passage’s entrance.
And the larger creature.
Somehow, it had anticipated his plan, had known exactly where he would try to go, and had moved there without him knowing.
It was less than three meters away, and started moving towards James.
He spun around, and found himself face to face with four creatures, which attacked him.
His left hand spun down and sideways to block an incoming bite with the collapsible stick, his left leg sweeping inside-out to kick a creatures’s head sideways, propelling it at its biting brethren.
As he kicked, his hips moved to the left, evading sweeping claws, and his right hand came up over his shoulder and descended to blade at his back, blocking a swinging tail blade, and then descending immediately back down to cut a clawing hand at the wrist.
He let go of his stick, leaned to his right, and flipped over the injured creature’s back, reversed his grip on the blade mid-air, and stabbed it when he landed, right through the side of the head.
He pulled the blade out, spinning again to his left while taking a step away from the creature, and when he faced them again, he held his blade in the standard grip again, with one less enemy.
But then he noticed the smaller creatures were backing away from him, and then he noticed the big shadow looming over him, coming from his back.


****************************************************

As another alien jumped over the defender’s barriers, it was received by Boomer’s empty rifle smacking it upside the head.
The creature landed hard against a cabinet, but it was on its feet instantly, and moving towards the now unarmed Boomer.
She kicked it in the face, not only stopping it dead in its tracks, but pushing it back a bit, allowing her to take out her combat knife.
She waited for the charge, and when it came, simply leaned back and brought her knife upward with all her strength.
It penetrated deep under the alien’s head, even puncturing the smaller mouth before it could come out and attack her.
She pulled the knife free of the dying creature and turned just in time to get rushed by another creature.
Her entire team, except for Doc, was in melee now, all of them holding the creatures off as best they could using their combat knives.
Doc was picking off the ones at the back, trying to give his team a fighting chance.
Boomer saw Cpl. Banner impale the alien he was fighting at the same time its tail penetrated his left shoulder.
She saw Private Heyes’s left arm get broken in the struggle with his enemy, before stabbing it repeatedly in an anger fuelled adrenalin rush.
Private Wilson blocked the smaller mouth of his attacker by placing his knife sideways, but was stabbed in his right thigh by the creature’s tail.

And then there was Newt.
Poor little Newt, looking straight at the face of one alien, the creature hissing at her.
As it prepared to lunge, a combat knife embedded itself in its skull, dropping it writhing to the floor.

“Stay away from her, you frakking monsters!” An enraged Sharon Valerii yelled, her right arm fully extended after the knife throw.

The creature attacking her pressed on, its opponent now unarmed.
But it didn’t know what it was facing.
The enraged Cylon’s right hand became a fist, which punched the creature in the head.
The first punch cracked the creature’s skull, the second one went through to the wrist, ignoring the acid that penetrated the armored gauntlet.
Boomer’s hand came out with fuming cerebral matter, which she threw down, and the creature’s lifeless body followed.
She threw herself at another advancing creature and wailed at it with no regards to her safety.
The alien’s tail knifed her in the gut, but the armor and her Cylon physiology transformed a killing blow into an easily ignored flesh wound.
As this creature tried to split her skull open with its smaller mouth, she grabbed it with her left hand and her right impacted it from the side, breaking it in two.
The creature reeled from the pain, and Boomer wasted no time stabbing it with its own broken mouth.
The serrated teeth, with all of Boomer’s strength behind, easily penetrated the creature’s exoskeleton, killing it.

************************************************

*Cue Mortal Combat Annihilation soundtrack “Theme song”*

James turned around and plunged between the creature’s legs, getting clipped on the thigh by one of the huge creature’s claws.
This time, the armor didn’t protect him as much as with the smaller creatures, and he felt the claws going through armor and flesh.
Any normal human being would have been cut to the bone, but James augmented body kept the wound superficial.
He exited his tuck and roll behind the creature, and barely evaded a killing blow by the creature’s tail by sidestepping to his left, right out of his roll.
He grabbed the creature’s tail as it whipped it up for another hit, and jumped on its back.
Holding on with his left hand, using its protruding ribs as hand holds, James reversed his grip on his knife, and started stabbing the creature.
It reared, it bucked trying to dislodge him, but he held on, his genetically enhanced strength allowing him to remain in place.
He stabbed again repeatedly, his incredible speed allowing him to hit the creature ten, fifteen times per second.
The blade could not, even with James’s incredible strength behind it, penetrate too deep in the creature’s body, but he knew that the accumulation of the wounds would ultimately kill the creature.
It knew it too, and so it rolled on its back tying to crush James, but he succeeded in hiding among the protruding ribs and so was neither crushed nor dislodged.
He knew, though, that time was of the essence, and so he waited until the great beast was back up on its feet to run up to its head, and he stabbed it in the neck many times.
Pain fuelled fury made the creature react instinctively, and tried to stab James with its enormous tail.
James saw the blow coming from his right, so he used the ribs as leverage, twisting away from the great bladed tail at the last instant.
He grabbed the tail with his left arm and cut immediately with his right.
The stump, spewing acid everywhere, whipped him in the back.
He almost went over the creature, but successfully held on at the price of his knife which clattered to the ground far from him.
He set his powerful legs against the creature’s rib, accepted another rib shattering tail whipping, still holding on, and with both hands holding the blade end of the tail, he rammed it through the creature’s skull.
The creature died, falling to the floor, in a screeching chorus, as all the smaller ones joined it in its death cries, sitting on their haunches, head pointing up, as wolves howling at the moon.


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The aliens all stopped, sat on the ground, and screeched, a deafening noise in the small Med Lab, or what remained of it.
This went on for some time, during which the MACOs, ragged and their armors torn, regrouped and took out their hand Phasers.
They set them on wide beam, and while the creatures were still screeching, they vaporized them, as well as a large portion of far room.


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He was running as fast as he could, knowing that the creatures were on his heels.
They had stopped for a moment to mourn their fallen leader, but then had turned towards the intruder, and had not found him.
He had fled, knowing he could not fight like this for much longer.
And so he was running, making his way back to the Medical Bay in a hurry, hoping to find his team still alive, hoping that the creatures had not gone after his team.


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Their Phasers were empty, their blades somewhere on the lower levels where they had fallen during the melee battle with the aliens.
They were battered, some bleeding profusely from many wounds, Boomer cradling Newt in her arms, her armor long ago torn off in battle, suffering from many acid burns.
Then they heard them, their claws clattering up from the lower levels, coming in from new openings, through new holes.
Looking at the floor gratings that were still intact, they saw clawed hands coming out and grip the edge of the holes, followed by these horrible heads with their horrible mouths.
As they approached, Boomer’s hand slowly moved to Newt’s neck, swearing to herself she would never let Newt be taken alive, would never let her suffer.
The first creature jumped straight at Doc, but he batted it aside with a table leg he was using as a club.
The second alien jumped as well, but never made it.
As it was sailing in the air, the body of a broken kindred flew into it from the doorway, making it crash to the far corner of the room.
Boomer’s eyes went to the doorway of the Med Lab, to look at a mountain of a man, bloodied, his armor, what was left of it, and even some skin, fuming from acid burns, standing there, snarling.
His right arm, which he kept at his back, extended, and she saw he was holding something in it.
Some sort of cable, which he unfurled with a twist of his hand.
As more of the creatures came out of the floor, he moved, and to everyone looked like a blur.
He waded in the aliens, kicking, punching, and wielding his whip around with such force he was actually able to crack the aliens’ exoskeleton with the cable.
It was over in seconds, the half a dozen or so creatures that had come back dying while they fell through the floor’s holes.
It was only when he stopped moving, both feet balanced on a structural beam that Boomer could discern what kind of cable he was holding: an alien’s tail, it’s deadly blade glistening with the acidic blood of the creatures it had sliced open.

*Cue “Haunted” from the Evanescence album Fallen*

Boomer smiled at James, relieved, and softly told Newt:
“Didn’t I tell you he eats monsters for breakfast?”

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Re: "The long Journey" (a Shadowrun crossover with everythi

Post by sonofccn » Wed Dec 14, 2011 1:06 pm

Wow. Just wow. Bravo good sir.

*Killing a Queen with a knife and his bare hands? Khan just shed a manly tear!*

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Post by Admiral Breetai » Wed Dec 21, 2011 5:12 am

"stay away from her you frakking monster'

there's an old ECW chant..THIS IS AWESOME! THIS IS AWESOME!!!

better keep this up preao ithe fan fiction section may save the forum

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Post by Praeothmin » Wed Dec 21, 2011 1:04 pm

Glad you both liked it...

I'll be taking a Holiday vacation from writing, but as one tough mother once said:
"Ah'll be bhak!"

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