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The doors of the frigate hissed open as the first of the boarding party forced the entrance hatch open. Their armor clanked heavily on the floors of the Alexander as they made their way through it's belly. "Team 1, this is Team 2...we're nearing the bridge...awaiting orders?" Team 1 was on the other side of the ship, so telling them to wait was beyond stupid. "Team 2...proceed, and watch yourselves." Nodding to the rest of the team, Team 2's squad leader held up two fingers and pointed them at the door, signafying two soldiers to get the door open. Heavy, no-recoil, hand cannons rose to shoulder level as the door hissed open. Upon entering the soldiers found Haziel. He looked pretty beat up, and some parts didn't even look human! "Captain, this is Team 2...we found a life...it's barely alive, but it's still there." A stim medic was already inside and stabalizing Haziel before the captain's order came through. Once the injections were done the soldiers loaded the inhuman captain of the Frigate onto a hover stretcher and floated him out of the bridge, to the shuttle that was waiting for them. They needed to get him to the sick bay aboard the LFN Harsh.

When Haziel awakes he's surrounded by a plethra of machinery, as well as several soldiers. All wearing heavy space armor and carring no-recoil cannons.

"Your ship is still there...barely. My tech crew managed to stay off the reactor damage for a good." Captain Iris Mcain looked down at his golden wrist watch, "Two hours left? The drones are gone...they were the first to be destroyed. Now, I've answered yours...now you answer mine. Who are you? How did you get that ship? And why in the hell were you running like you had death breathing down your neck?!? Do you even realize how fast you were going?! A few parti-clicks faster and you woulda slammed sub light and blew straight through the planet! Not onto, THROUGH!" Haziel's assumption of being scanned was dead on the money. They were still scanning, infact. Checking for anything that might do damage to the Harsh or any of the other ships that now orbited the planet. Tracking devices, viruses, anything and everything was being traced.

"Well Haziel...what are we going to do with you? Because of the admirals little girlfriend, we've been really on edge lately. We could just put a bullet through your head and end it...but those cybernetic enhancements you've got there...that'll make it difficult. Though...this room is a specially built magnetic field...we can fire off EMP in here and it wont effect the rest of the ship. We could just do that." Iris paused a second, not really caring if his intimidation tactics were working. He looked over at one of the guards who looked eager to put a bullet into Haziel's body, shaking his head he sighed softly. "Anything that was chasing you has no way of getting to you now. Unless the MSCMCC suddenly got enough ships together to take down the Leviathan...you're safe." Though they weren't on the Leviathan, they were still on the LFN Harsh, which was hideing in the massive battle ark's shadow. Specially designed anti-borg turrets swiveled from the roof and pointed down at Haziel, who was strapped to the table. The turrets fired waves of EMP, even if the machine ducked behind something the waves would bounce around the magnetic room until they struck it.

"You're a god fearing man? Heh...you learn something new every day." Iris snapped an arm sideways, everyone gave him a dirty look, but soon Haziel's restraints were removed. "I'm trusting you...on the word of God, you will not do anything." If Haziel really was religous, then the word of God would mean suicide if he broke it. "You may prove useful...what virus? And what do you mean fighters are just shells?"

"Smart little b***h, isn't she?" Iris laughed as he motioned for the guards to leave. They left in single file and the room was empty, save Iris and the Haziel. "We haven't opened anything on the Shiva yet, we're still trying to stablize her life support systems. Thank the high lord that she has auxilery life support." He paused a minute and turned away from Haziel, his gaze fixated on the door, "I suppose I could call the admiral up here and see what he thinks...but I haven't been able to catch him on the coms for a while now."

"Dead? Haha...sorry my friend, the admiral is to stuborn to die." He was refering to the fact that all of Hidjie's neural wavelengths were downloaded into the Leviathan's primary AI computer...the weapon fireing controls. Hidjie, quite litterally, had the entire Leviathan at his finger tips, he could fire all the guns at once with just a twinge of annoyance. "EMP? These viruses...they're machines then? Then how can we be sure that you're not infected with them? You said so yourself that they're almost impossible to catch on medical sensors."

"So what exactly are you doing? You come hurtling through space at near sub light with the intent, I'm assuming here, of landing on the planet's surface? Though even a child would know at those speeds you'd end up killing yourself. So what was your plan? Fly out of no where and just know that my ships were here, and just know that I would have caught you?"

"As we said before...we haven't been able to raise him on the coms." Iris nodded at Haziel's comment of god, "Well, it seems your trust was well placed. Listen though, just because I trust you doesn't mean I'm going to let you wander around on any of my ships alone...got it? I can get the Alexander patched up enough to get you back down to the surface...from there you can search for the admiral. My techs can get most of your cybernetics patched up as well, maybe even instal a dirrect com link to my ships. The only reason why I'm doing this is God...we're all his children, we're all brothers. And blood is thicker then water. And that damn robo-b***h aint got any of our blood, now does she?"