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Kyiana_Hedrith

PostPosted: Thu Nov 09, 2006 6:54 pm


*Listening to the whole story and likely only feigning interest, Kyianas eyes wandered aimlessly. Eventually when the hole was opened and the portal created, she slowly got to her feet and strode gracefully out.*

Erudemesa. Are we really in or are you just playing around with us? You enjoy your games too much I have come to notice.
PostPosted: Thu Nov 16, 2006 4:56 pm


It's about time.... *Sundel hopped off of her floating scythe and grabbed it. She then pushed it downward into the ground until it disappeared. After watching both Xol and Kyiana go through the portal, she hovered close behind and followed them through it.

Sundel


Nana_Wing
Vice Captain

PostPosted: Wed Nov 22, 2006 8:02 pm


*Nearing the building where Zackala was still apparently at ease sleeping, Micha spotted the two robots guarding the area with their guns. There was a large hole in the buildings one side. It seemed stable enough but that could always be deceiving. The boy began to approch silently as ever, he didn't seem to care if he was noticed or not. Mastema was sure to know where he was anyhow and this was little more than a side trip for the boy for the time being. It wasn't as if the har was going to be dangerous, afterall he'd arrived in rags, after having stolen a bit of food, and now with a bit of rest. Still of the two, it was likely Micha was the more dangerous. Then again he was one of Mastema's children, so that was to be exspected right? Once about twenty feet away from the building Micha would stop, he would be clearly visible if Zackala were to look out from the hole in the structure. Micha would see the barrel fire inside the home, the flames licking at a small hole or two farther down the metal drum. For the moment it appeared that the har was still asleep*

Micha: . . .
PostPosted: Fri Nov 24, 2006 12:09 am


"Heh. Well, at least they're in. We'll just have to see where this little adventure leads us." Eru said to himself, while still standing in the past. A small hop took him through the portal, which slammed shut behind him. Xol was nowhere to be seen, which wasn't terribly odd. More surprising, neither was anyone aside from Sundel and Kyiana. This was odd, as intruders such as these three ought to have provoked an immediate responce. Erudemasa may look into the future, but occasionally he got muddled as to which future he was looking into. So, since the owner of the Citadel had not responded yet, Erudemasa decided to take matters into his own hands.

"Oi! Mastema! You've got guests! Where's your hospitality!" Erudemasa shouted at the top of his lungs once he stepped through the portal. He held the book casually under one arm and hopped from one foot to the other as he waited.

Zelyhon


Mastema

PostPosted: Sun Nov 26, 2006 12:26 am


Needless to say, Mastema was heavily annoyed and was well aware of the presence of Eru's group. "I would not be half as annoyed as I am now if you had not dragged 'that' in with you. Even so, your intrusion is as good as a signal to me that you are tired of living. If you came here for any other reason than to die, you best start humbling yourself now." The telepathic message was directed solely toward Eru. Obviously, 'that' was meant to indicate Xol. He full well understood that these people had enough power to get through his barrier without touching it, but he still spoke to Eru as a lesser being. Mastema was only using a minute bit of telepathy to keep Nana's, Than's, and the children's senses from picking up anything hostile.

Proto and Zeno were both poised to make the next move. Given how obvioiusly fast the two could move by now, the tension in the air was enough to keep anyone who was watching intently enough from breathing. Without any prior warning, that same tension suddenly snapped, when a red flash from behind Zeno's right heel propelled him toward Proto with vicious speed, all five blades pointed to the bot. The move was so sudden that Zeno's next maneuver would look even stranger: the lower pair of Zeno's extra arms pointed their swords straight down and suddenly rammed the tips into the asphalt. This caused Zeno's upper body to jerk down and backward; however, in a truly odd display, Zeno's lower body continued dashing toward Proto. Once just a few feet in front of Proto, one of the legs would kick the ground and propel the half body toward Proto's face.

Proto had only a moment to respond to his opponent splitting and did so spinning the ten foot weapon like a propeller to cut the legs as they came at him. Instead of moving to hit the bot, the legs curled up and passed right over Proto's shoulder, the small size of being only half a body allowing the legs to evade the relatively slow turning, massive weapon. Right when the tips of Zeno's feet pointed toward the ground again, the legs kicked off of Proto's shoulder and launched into the air. The force of the double kick and the inertia of the large weapon caused Proto's right side to collapse slightly.

While all of this was happening, Zeno's upper body had flipped over with his head pointed down and held close to the ground, stabbed the other two auxiliary swords into the ground, and used the upper set of arms to launch Zeno's upper body into the air above Proto. As the body lauched, the two upper arms released their swords, leaving them embedded in the ground, while the two lower arms had pulled their swords out of the ground while going up. Zeno's body rotated until it was almost upright and oriented to where he'd just thrown himself from. In mid-air, Zeno's upper and lower body reconnected at the waist. Completing the arc of the jump, Zeno landed on one foot and wasted no time launching himself at Proto's back while he was recovering. Knowing he was being attacked from behind, Proto rose up and turned to face Zeno, spinning the massive plasma blade weapon like a rotor. Unfortunately, Zeno knew just how to counter this: using both of his extra blades, he thrust them toward the plasma blade coming down to cleave him in two. It took all of the power the extra swords had in their power packs to generate enough electrical power to halt to stop Proto's weapon from spinning, leaving them drained and no better than normal swords afterward. This gave Zeno the oppurtunity he'd wanted; Zeno brought down his Fuuraiken with both hands and landed a heavy slash on the opposite shoulder from the one that Proto had damaged earlier. Why he was attacking a clean part was unknown, the but hit broke part of Proto's shoulder pad off and Zeno used his remaining momentum to flip foward over Proto. In response to his blade being stopped, Proto began turning his blade the opposite way, but it was only fast enough to cut off good portion of Zeno's hair while he was flipping. Zeno landed on the ground and turned to Proto, waiting for the bot's next attack.

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Elsewhere, Micha would slowly hear a rapid sound of foot steps coming toward him, getting louder quickly. The steps were too fast to be someone running on two feet, and too heavy to be Sho's. If the boy turned to look at the cross street the sound was coming from, he would be able to catch a glimpse of a dark green blurr zipping across the street before vanishing behind another building. The blurr had been rather long, but was too short to be a droid; it was barely over Micha's current height. It was likely that Micha wouldn't be able to figure out that the blurr heading in Xol's direction was actually the RCG-03A.
PostPosted: Sun Nov 26, 2006 2:34 am


Zackala wasn't asleep, but the har had temporarily been lost in thought. However, the prickling hair along the back of his neck and goosebumps traversing like the plague along his skin snapped him back to reality. Someone was watching, but where? Zack jerked the covers down from over his head quickly and scanned the area quickly until.. there! Through the man-sized hole in his wall stood a... child. 'In this hellish place?' Was all he could think. Part of him ached to call the.. boy, he assumed, over, but his taut nerves said otherwise.

Tetsiru


Nana_Wing
Vice Captain

PostPosted: Sun Nov 26, 2006 8:27 pm


*Said child didn't seem to be doing much, just..... standing and watching. He didn't even make a sound, which was perhaps out of the ordinary, but the har was right in guessing the gender. The child was indeed male, and had long black and white hair. It appeared a bit unruly, then again it hadn't really been tended to for a while. The boy seemed bored from the way he was staring, until something distracted him. The har would see the boy's head turn to his right, there was something in the air... the slight sound of what seemed to be many feet. Was this place really not deserted then? Well, ok a side from robots... the kid wasn't a robot right? He looked fleshy enough at least, and was wearing a light grey robe which looked very plain, or more like a pancho and plain slip on white shoes. It also looked as if the boy was wearing black gloves, and on his left arm something sparkled a little... his bracelet. His attention was still drawn towards where the RCG-03A had just passed. The machine was headed towards the other aura which he had tken ote of before, which was inside the barrier for a change*

Micha: . . .
PostPosted: Mon Nov 27, 2006 12:32 pm


Xol would not let his presence be ignored.

A black aura encompassed each gauntleted hand. An extremely low octave hum emanated as he brought both hands together in front of him and a huge shockwave was released. The ground at his feet and the buildings surrounding him would crater inwards in a concave pattern. Any breakable glass or loose materials would shatter under the wave of pressure as it rippled through the Citadel. All superficial damage really, nothing Mastema couldn't get his little worker machines to fix.


"I just wish to speak to the boy called Eecheb... I'm in your domain Mastema so no harm will come to him. A few words and I leave. I get what I want and you get me out of your precious Citadel. The more I wait, the angrier I'm going to get..."

ARejectedDevil


Nana_Wing
Vice Captain

PostPosted: Mon Nov 27, 2006 6:21 pm


*While Mastema spoke to Eru, Nana and the remaining children watched im awe of the spar. Proto had been damaged again, but not badly enough to render him unable to move. It was going to be a long night to repair him, most likely. Eecheb was watching the fight with the most intent, all this was interesting and stored away into his still developing mind, perhaps one day he'd be able to bust a move or two like that.... well ok, minus the removable independent body parts... he just wasn't built that way. Trilla, was clung to Eecheb from behind, and watched all the different swords slashing about; this was a lot to take in. Nana was passed up to Mastema's side, and also taking in the sword swinging spectacle. One could say it was a feast for a witnessess eyes. Nana's heart beats had quickend at the sight, of all the body parts flying around, launching, kicking, slashingm stabbing... The damage caused by Xol was far enough away to go unnoticed. Not that they could look away right now anyways*

o.o

Eecheb: o____o

Trilla: o.o
PostPosted: Tue Nov 28, 2006 4:22 am


The battle raged on in thought, ghostly figments rushing across the field to match each other. They were little more then imagination, and yet it was haunting. The accuracy of the depiction lacked a few of Mastema's newest pieces, but otherwise the outcome was nearly assured. Little remained to oppose the outcome, aside from a few key decisions in the heat of the chaos, amongst the carnage that would be twisted steel and smoking husks. The ever-obediant sentience of their armies would be ripped apart, their frames torn asunder, their motivations leaving the land scarred.

KB would stand poised on the field, in a relative sense, overlooking his target. The citadel, off in the distance would gleam as brightly as it had in his brief visit prior. The barrier would likely now be down, exposing the place to KB's wrath, and allowing the vanguard it's first taste of true battle. He would nod, and upon his command, his thought, his legion would lurch forwards. A wave of destruction hellbent on Mastema's doorstep, the claws and boots would gouge the earth as they rushed onward. Overhead the sky would be streaked with trails of incoming fighters, their payloads dispersing over the Citadel in multi-lined streaks of white smoke rivalling number of the many-headed hydra. Lobs of crackling red energy would follow in their wake, like balls of hell thrown from the pits of technical design.

Insectoid units would lead the attack, supported of course by their humanoid counterparts. Their weapons would attack the first line, as well as defense placements. Their number would ensure that they would match the presumed amount of mines with ease. The opposing army would of course be subject to a maelstrom of energy weapons, along with more mundane but equally powerful weapons. The units fashioned after Tegral's design would use their cannons to devastating effect, sniping targets that proved sneaky or quick. Sheer numbers and hive-mind coordination would prove as the main trait of KB's force.

Of course, there would be an alternate force, as well as the special units carrying KB's brainchild canister rifle. These smaller groups would act as the elite squads, sent into the underground or at the tower with specific targets. The Growlers would act as cavalry, charging and attacking the areas or units that proved annoying.

Still... he felt sure of his fate... his loss. He would be cocky, he would want not victory, but eradication of Mastema and his lifeblood. He would grow impatient, and his BG41's would halt their bombardment to join the fray. His units would recklessly surge Mastema's walls, delve into the depths of his mazes. He would throw it all at Mastema without second thought for the cost, for his bloodlust would consume him as it always had. His rage would burn himself out, and like an effigy he would leave only smoking remnants of what had once been his great tool against his foe, left a shrieking and nigh-powerless wraith of memory.


Maybe that was how it would be... maybe not. Maybe he'd never have his chance at Mastema's throat. Perhaps he would be undone somehow, in a way that left him laying on the battlefield amonst ash. Perhaps he would look upon absolute desolation and feel the emptiness of revenge, left to go mad. Any number of things were in store for the Citadel, and the BC, it's people. It was all a matter of time.

A matter of time, and yet even time could not stave off the inevitable.

[ KB ]


Cole Eastcott

PostPosted: Sat Dec 02, 2006 9:22 pm


Cole exits his room in the tower, looking wary. He didn't know how long he had been out, or if anything had changed in the span. He WAS skiddish, but it felt like he had had a nice shouting match and vented some frustrations. Time to get some answers.

>_> Politely this time mayhap.

Cole goes to the elevator and presses the call button.

=================================================

((Yes, I know now he's not there. Still))

Trip and Pleasant poke their heads over Eru's shoulders to stare at Mastema. Being mere figments of Eru's imagination, it wasn't like the other man would notice their staring eyes.

"I'mcuriousastothenatureofthismanbeforeyou.Toaskwhyisnotmyplace,
mightImakeaqueryastoWHOheis?"

Pleasant rests her elbows on Eru's shoulder and props her head in her hands, wagging her feet back and forth as she gives Mastema the once over, and the twice.

"Kindacuteisn'the?ThoughIfeelaratherbadvibe."

Trip is a gret deal more forward, and lounging against Eru's neck.

"Well partner, I ain't got the moral prejudices that my hyper little friend over there has, but I'm curious too. This character seems like a jolly good sort but I'm curious why you couldn't find a third party for your business."
PostPosted: Mon Dec 04, 2006 9:20 am


*Looking slightly annoyed now, Kyiana shook her head.*

So where is this Mastema fellow? I'm growing impatient, Erudemesa.

Kyiana_Hedrith


Sundel

PostPosted: Mon Dec 04, 2006 4:49 pm


-_-; Either find something I can kill, or get this over with. I'm getting bored.

*She yawned and covered her head and face once again with her long black hood*
PostPosted: Tue Dec 05, 2006 9:05 pm


Erudemasa smiled his fairly normal false innocent smile as he tapped his own forehead with two fingers, a generally well understood signal for telepathic communications. "Mr. Mas is in my head, and doesn't sound too pleased. We'll just have to see how things go, I guess."

Then, within his own mind, he answered "This is Mastema. The grand-high poobah of this Citadel. He's either a fallen angel or a not fallen angel, depending who you ask on which day. He's also got a bit of a temper, so this ought to be interesting. I'd reccomend flying somewhere off of my person for a bit."

At long last, he turned his mind back to Mastema. He knew that Mas would doubtless have picked up on the slight of having been addressed last, and chose his very best demeanor to compensate for it. "Hiya, Mastema! My name is Erudemasa. We haven't met before, but I needed to ask about something, and it was kinda on a whim, so I thought it'd be okay if I dropped by without calling ahead." His responce made no reference to either Xol or to his being tired of living, allowing Mastema to think what he would about the subjects.

Zelyhon

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