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Wuvuvu and Kesisi, Explosive Paralysis

A pale green Keronian with his face half-covered sat quietly outside, near Giroro's tent. He was being patient, whatever it is that his twin needed could take awhile. He just couldn't believe how early in the morning he had to get up. She had him up an hour before sun-rise to go see this strange fellow she'd been talking about. He'd been in this same spot for an hour or two.
She appeared to know the guy pretty well and he was from the Pekopon invasion force, but something wasn't right about that guy. At any sound of distress he would be down there as fast as his legs would take him.
"Hey Kesisi!" his similarly pale green sister poked her head out the door, "Come check this out!"
Kesisi stood and followed his sister inside as Giroro poked his head out from his tent.

As Kesisi followed behind his tomboy sister into the house and then the base he began to wonder to himself: This really was the base of the Pekopon invasion force, it seemed pretty large. It was a pretty good spot too, who would expect it to be under a Pekoponian's home? The house look liked someone lived there though, that made him wonder even more about the place.
"So it's going to be done sometime in the next week." Wuvuvu spoke up in her full-woman's voice, she looked back at him, "So we'll have to find a place to hang around for awhile."
Kesisi nodded, "That's to be expected. I'm sure we'll be fine, we've got plenty of money on us." he paused, "So...who is this guy again?"
"How many times do I have to say it? He's a good friend of mine, perfectly..well sort of...harmless."
"I don't trust him at all!"
"I know you don't. Which is exactly why I'm dragging you down here to meet him..sort of.."
"I don't want to meet the guy!" he looked to be rather annoyed, though the bottom half of his face couldn't be seen.
"And I'm sure you want to look around here as much as I do." she knew he wasn't going to like the idea of meeting him. Day one was simply for an energy test, she wouldn't have to meet back up with Kururu for another hour.
"...did you even ask permission?"
"No, but I'm sure he won't mind."
"...how can we be sure the rest of the platoon won't mind?"
Wuvuvu shrugged.
"How can you be so irresponsible?!" Kesisi shouted.
Wuvuvu sighed, "Its just this one time. We haven't had any fun in awhile anyway."

---
"Uncle! There are two intruders in the base!" Angol Mois informed Keroro quickly, bringing up the image of Wuvuvu and Kesisi to the front of the control room.
Giroro entered the room at that moment, "No one has guests do they?" It was strange that they acted as if they were permitted inside.
Both Keroro and Giroro looked to Tamama.
"Ah! I didn't invite anyone here!" Tamama shook his head.
"Kururu Socho! Do you know anything about this?" Though he knew it was very unlikely.
"He's not in the room, Keroro." Giroro pointed out.
Keroro groaned lightly and sent contact to him, "Kururu! Do you have any guests over?" Keroro knew he didn't and Giroro didn't seem to know.
Kururu was in the middle of working, "Eh?" he paused and thought a moment, "I don't know what you're talking about." This could be interesting.
---

Wuvuvu and Kesisi stared into one of the rooms.
"They...actually have a room...for this?!" Wuvuvu half questioned.
"...seems to be...full of Gunpla." He was the first to step inside.
"I hope this is to mask over some kind of super-weapon..." Wuvuvu followed him, looking around. Everything appeared to be pretty harmless. She walked up to one of the cases, "They look pretty darn real..." She simply opened it and pulled the model out, "Feels real enough too." she turned to her brother, "Are these guys just sitting around building these things?" she tossed it to the side.
"Well every soldier has to have leisure time you know..."
"Well they must have an awful lot of it." she joined him at the other side of the room.
"Hey! How dare you come in here and make a mess of things!" Keroro shouted from the door.
Wuvuvu and Kesisi looked at him. He sure looked angry.
Wuvuvu shrugged, "It was only one thing...I could just blow the place up."
Keroro growled, "What are you doing in here anyway?!"
Kesisi started to respond, his sister didn't let him get even a half a word out.
"No particular reason...just wondering how strong you guys really are." Wuvuvu grinned and shouted her every word to him, "Looks like you're pretty lazy to me!"
"Wuvuvu are you trying to start something?!"
"Beats me." she whispered back with a shrug.
Kesisi stared at her as she headed for the door, how could she not know?!
Wuvuvu stopped and looked down after hearing a 'crunch!' She picked up the model she tossed aside before, "Ugh...seems I broke it's legs." she laughed, "Oh...that's kind of funny!" She looked forward calmly as Keroro lunged at her, shouting something about doing it on purpose.
Kesisi was in his way in a flash, first bumping him out of the way. At the second attempt for an attack, Kesisi reach forward a total of four times. One for each arm and leg. Keroro collapsed to the floor.
Wuvuvu dragged Kesisi out the door as he had tried to apologize.

---
"Uncle are you alright?!" Mois pulled Keroro into her arms.
"My arms and legs won't move, no matter how hard I try!" he growled and then shouted, "How am I supposed to build gunpla later like this?!" Tamama was filled with fury and jealousy, why doesn't that woman just go away?! Tamama watched the two of them, 'If I go and defeat the two that destroyed his Gunpla and a paralyzed him, I'll all kinds of praise from him.' he thought to himself with a grin.
---

"So this is a shooting range huh?" Wuvuvu looked around, "I'd be lucky to hit someone standing two inches in front of me..." she mumbled with her arms crossed.
Kesisi laughed, "You're not that bad."
"Wanna bet?" Wuvuvu smiled, she dared not touch a gun though, a lot of them anymore were laser powered and she couldn't tell them apart right away. "Eh lets move on..."
"Why so soon?"
"Come on there really isn't that much to look at here Kesisi."
"If you say so..."
Wuvuvu turned around and almost took a 'Tamama Impact' to the face, she landed on the floor in the dodging process.
"Wuvuvu! Are you alright?!" Kesisi ran up to her.
She stood, "Just fine." she looked at Tamama, "A bit young aren't you?"
"I won't forgive you for hurting Gunso-san!" Tamama was visibly preparing another impact.
Kesisi put up a shield at the last moment of the next blast, bouncing it back at him.
Tamama dived out of the way, and the moment he tried to get up, he'd become paralyzed.
"Sorry! I don't mean to be any trouble!" Kesisi called, being dragged out again.
Wuvuvu let go of him, "Kesisi you should really stop being so concerned about someone that's trying to injure or kill you..."
"I can't help it really..." he looked down at the floor.
"...don't worry about it. I think we should go a head and head down that way now. He should be done soon." she stretched. She was a little disappointed. Kesisi jumped in both times they'd been attacked, she didn't get a chance at all. There would be other chances...but Kesisi was so boring. He never let battles drag out, he just runs in and gets the job done. Wuvuvu sighed.

'So that one must be the most dangerous of the two...' Giroro was keeping close to the intruders. 'I should still watch his partner...'

"Geez this place is boring...you think they have any Pekoponian slaves we could torment or something?"
"Wuvuvu that's too mean..."
"Come on, I wouldn't be too mean to them. Just enough to be an annoyance..."
"But still..."
Wuvuvu was silent for a moment, and started to look to the side before hearing gun fire, directed at them. Both Wuvuvu and Kesisi began to sprint backwards, "Kesisi you go ahead of back there, I'll take care of it." she spoke without taking her eyes off of the sudden appearance of Giroro.
Though unsure, Kesisi quietly followed her instructions.
Wuvuvu turned around and started running at full speed. Kesisi was faster than her as usual, it was perfect. She turned a corner the moment she ran across one.
"I won't let you escape!" Giroro shouted as he followed her. Not even half a second after turning the corner an explosion sent him to the opposing side of the wall sending him into yet another explosion which bounced him to the other side where one more explosion occurred.
Giroro growled as he looked ahead of him, she was still in the area, he still had a chance to catch her!
Kesisi felt he had a good distance on his sister, though he had no idea where he was going. He looked behind him and wondered how long it would be before she'd come find him, that is if she would be alright.
"Oh? Kesisi, what are you doing here?"
Kesisi turned his head, "Zeroro? Is that you?"
Dororo walked up to him, "Of coarse."
"I haven't seen you in so long! How have you been?"
"Fine I suppose."
"Kesisi!! Why aren't you moving?!" Wuvuvu shouted from the end of the hall as explosions echoed through it. Giroro came from the smoke, not far behind at all, in fact he was gaining on her.
"I didn't think you'd follow the exact same path!" he shouted back in his defense.
Wuvuvu pushed her legs to the limit and upon seemingly passing him, she grabbed Kesisi's wrist.
Kesisi immediately grabbed Dororo not a second too late for the explosion that occurred right behind the three of them. Kesisi already knew she was trying to use the smoke to cover her trail, but her carrying two others behind her would do no good. Kesisi let go of the confused Dororo when he felt it was safe, "I'll have to talk to you later!"
Several explosions later the two stopped to rest and think.
While on the look out Wuvuvu looked around the halls, "Geez..."
"What is it?" Kesisi looked in the opposing direction.
"I think we're lost..." She crossed her arms, "It might be hard to explain to that guy whats going on too..." she took a deep breath and looked to Kesisi, "You think if I deafen him...?"
Kesisi shook his head, "We've caused enough trouble already. Lets just get you back to that g--"
"Ku Ku Ku, there you are."
Wuvuvu turned around, "Oh, hey Kururu."
"Your late as usual." Kururu started past them before Wuvuvu started to follow with her slightly annoyed brother behind her.
Wuvuvu laughed a little, "I'm usually like that."
"Wuvuvu we're always late though. There's no "usually" about it!"

---
Wuvuvu stood next to Kururu in his lab, "This sounds nothing like the usual and it seems like a good idea...but what about the charge?"
"Don't worry about that right now."
Kesisi sighed as he leaned on the wall next to the lab's entrance. He made the choice to make it look like he trusted the guy, rather than get on his sister's nerves. Kesisi decided upon moving to a different spot.
"So you'll be needing this?" Wuvuvu pointed to her belt before she took it off with a light amount of trouble.
Kururu took it, "You will be fine for a week without it?" though he didn't really care.
Wuvuvu looked at the computer screen, "I'll live. It's just there for looks anyway." she stated, even though feeling naked was already bugging her.
After hearing a scream both Kururu and Wuvuvu looked towards the entrance before they decided to check it out.
They came upon Giroro on the floor, completely out of it. Kesisi standing right next to him, "I guess I have to apologize when he come to...but I really had no choice...." he crouched beside him, "You're pretty dangerous..."
"Aww Kesisi..." Wuvuvu groaned, "You always get the last blow!"
Kesisi looked to Wuvuvu and simply shrugged.

----Finished----

Rikoko Enters

"Kururu! You said you didn't know anything!" Keroro was in the process of making sure all of his limbs were functioning properly again in his room.
"I was busy, Ku Ku Ku." Kururu responded, looking up from his computer.
Kesisi stepped away from Tamama, "Well we could have said something ourselves as well..." He glanced at Wuvuvu.
"Come on, you know it was fun!" She watched Tamama get up with a look of relief of his face.
Keroro sighed, "At least that's over..." he looked over at Wuvuvu and a thought crossed his mind: the person looked like a male to him yet sounded like a female. Keroro crossed his arms. The person did know Kururu though, maybe he did something to him...or her...in the past?
Wuvuvu looked at Keroro, trying to read his face...but only found it blank. His staring was getting irritating. She approached him with opened eyes and started yelling her question, "So! What's with all those little toys you have?!"
Keroro looked immediately irritated, "There is no need to yell. They are simply personal belongings."
"Hmm?!" She squinted again as she spoke as loudly as she could, "Why do you have a space so large for something so useless in your home base?!" The remark surely made the fool in front of her angry, she hadn't the will to care.
Kesisi seemed alarmed and approached them, "Wuvuvu! This isn't really a good time to be criticizing anyone!"
"I'll do what I want." She ignored her brother's complaint with ease as she crossed her arms.
The word "useless" echoed through Keroro's mind. It angered him as it sunk in deeper and deeper. Yet, it also saddened him. How could someone so easily deem those glorious models as a useless item? He poured his heart into building each and every one of them. They weren't useless; Each and every one of them was a representation of his passion. How could she...he...it?!
Keroro clenched his fists and yelled at her, "How dare you call them useless! I spent countless hours on them! All this hard work for some fool like you to come crashing in calling them useless!"
Wuvuvu grinned and shouted, "Well can they invade Pekopon?!"
Keroro was silent for a few seconds, annoyed he responded, "No, but-"
"Ha! Useless!" Wuvuvu interrupted with her usual screaming.
Giroro and Tamama watched the argument, this person did have a point. Keroro spent so much time on Gundam Models and not enough time worrying about the invasion. It wasn't the first time it was brought up and it wouldn't be the last.
Dororo was saddened as the argument went on. There were possibly dangerous intruders and not a word was said to him!
---

"So we need to figure out where to stay..." Wuvuvu crossed her arms with her eyes closed. She and Kesisi both stood outside the glass doors of the Hinata house.
"Not many Pekopons will appreciate the sudden appearance of what they believe does not exist...." Kesisi sighed, "Which makes things tricky."
"We could get a fake Pekponian but its hard to say how fast the fake could find a home."
"Not to mention we can't use space-money here."
Wuvuvu tapped her foot, "We could stay outdoors." she suggested.
Kesisi gently shook his head, "I don't think he will approve of that."
"Don't mention that guy please...I'm begging you..." she looked at her brother with a gentle expression.
"Ah! I'm sorry!" he hurriedly responded, "It's just that by not being indoors you're taking so many risks..."
"We were trained to stand that kind of stuff anyway...." She squinted and looked at the ground.
"But what about them?"
"Don't bring them into this either!"
"S-Sorry."
"We'll just deal with it. Pekopon may be new to us but it can't be that tough to get around."
"Hmm..." Kesisi looked up at the clouds, "What about....a base within a base?"
"What?" she looked at him with full attention.
"Well if we did it right we could get to our own area through the platoon's base."
"I don't think so..."
"Well why not?"
"It won't exactly be easy to convince the sergeant...."
"On your part, but if maybe I asked..."
"Or the two of you could listen to me for once." A gentle but masculine voice spoke.
A blue Keronian walked towards them with his arms crossed. He had an upside down, deformed, yellow five point star on his black hat, and a red band around his leg with an odd black moon symbol on it. He carried very serious dark eyes.
Wuvuvu immediately tensed up and clenched her teeth.
"I went through the trouble of having a place set up for you to stay." the blue one smiled, "I figured the two of you wouldn't think of it right away." He stood about a foot away from the angry Wuvuvu.
"Quick to find us as usual..." Kesisi spoke softly, "I take it the family already took off, Rikoko?"
Rikoko nodded, "Yeah. My old man has some business to take care of, they could only stick around until..well about an hour ago."
"I was hoping you wouldn't wake up until the left..." Wuvuvu turned her head in annoyance.
"I wouldn't be a very good body-guard if I allowed that to happen!" Rikoko smiled, "I had the feeling you'd do that anyway..."
"Hrmph!" she turned her back on him.
Kesisi sighed, "So have you heard any news?"
Giroro stopped just shy of the glass door, listening intently.
"We still don't know whats going on." Rikoko sighed, "The injured are still in intensive care. Kesisi appeared unhappy, looking down at the ground, "And there's only been one known survivor, correct?"
Rikoko nodded, "And he was given an unknown antidote." he sighed, "Apart from that, he was only given the injection. He wasn't badly hurt."
"So we don't know what it's going to do, do we?" Kesisi looked towards Rikoko with a worried expression.
"Psuemomo is doing the best she can to slow the effects. If not, she'll try to stop it all together."
"And if not..."
"They'll eventually die of heart or lung failure, since it attacks the body's muscles." he paused, "But...those are the last to be effected, we're not sure why."

"That sounds familiar." Giroro stepped out of the house.
Rikoko appeared startled.
"It sounds like a man-made virus, banned from use quite a while ago if I'm not mistaken." Giroro looked directly at Rikoko, who didn't appear to wish to speak about it any longer. "It was just as dangerous to the user as it was to the victim."
"It was, about fifteen or so years back actually." Kesisi spoke up, "We aren't the one's using it though, and it is being investigated as we speak..."
"Hmph, are you sure about that?" they did appear suspicious to Giroro.
Kesisi took a few seconds to respond, "Of course...I'm positive about it."
Giroro decided not to pursue it. He looked to Rikoko, "So, are you in the military?"
"I didn't pass the health exams..." he answered.
"So tell me: what does a warrior from the Keron army need of a body-guard?"
"I-It was a request from her father."
"Being that she joined and most likely received training...why would that be needed?" Giroro crossed his arms, "I imagine she should be able to defend herself just fine."
"That's what I keep trying to tell him!" Wuvuvu shouted.
Rikoko appeared to be irritated, "You just never know what might happen, especially to a...a rich man's children. And directly to the one who will inherit his fortune!"
---
"Kero kero kero kero..." Keroro had his arms crossed, facing his gundam models. "Just think of the money we could use for the invasion!" meanwhile his mind was on his hobby.
"If you can get them to cooperate." Kururu added.
Keroro turned around, "Yes but you have connections don't you?" he looked excited.
"Tch...I can't help you. You're on your own, leader." Kururu shrugged it off.

Children Of A Rich Man

"Ms. Wuvuvu! Good morning to you!" Keroro looked down at the woman who slept sitting up against the house the night before.
Wuvuvu jerked awake and looked up at him quietly.
"My, my! You didn't sleep out here in the cold all night did you?"
Wuvuvu simply yawned and stared off into at Keroro's face.
"Ah...are you okay?" Keroro looked confused, "Please, come inside and make yourself at home."
Wuvuvu opened her mouth to speak, causing Keroro to flinch right away. She spoke at a normal tone with a sleepy slur, "I would appreciate it, actually."
Keroro stared just for a moment, amazed.
Wuvuvu yawned softly and headed on inside.
Keroro snapped out of it and caught up to her, "If you had asked last night we would have been more than willing to let you stay inside."
"That child from Pekopon probably wouldn't allow me in the door after yesterday." Wuvuvu pointed out tiredly, "Aside from that my brother took off and didn't come back."
Keroro smiled on the inside, "Speaking of your brother...what is your family like?"
"Why would you need to know?" Wuvuvu stopped and looked at him seriously.
"Ah, I just heard a little about you from Kururu--"
"Yeah I guess he wouldn't know much." Wuvuvu looked towards the living room and then headed for it with Keroro following.
"I have only one sibling, that would be my twin Kesisi. I hate my mom, she's a little known singer who likes pushing her girly stuff on me. Dad...is just wonderful, Kesisi hates him though and I just don't get why." She went and found herself a spot on the couch.
"Did you decide on the military because of your father? You seem to like him enough." Keroro asked her.
"Hmm?" She looked at him standing nearby, "No. Actually he didn't want me or Kesisi going into the army at all. He was never in the army himself and prefers that the family stays out of it anyway."
"So he's not an army-man."
"Nope. Owns a pretty big business though." Wuvuvu rested her head in her hand where she propped her elbow. She actually had her eyes open but not really alert.
"A big business, any one I heard of?"
"Hmm?" Wuvuvu thought a moment, "Well its...far..far from Keron..." She sat up straight, "We, me and Kesisi, were supposed raised for part of our lives on Keron, but then we jumped into the Keron Army.
"You must have quite a bit of money to be able to do that, with it being a great distance." Keroro commented as he took a seat.
"Well, yeah. You have to have money with how far it is..." She sounded a little unsure.
"Hmm..."
"What?"
"Its nothing." Keroro smiled, "I'm a little curious...why...aren't you yelling at me?"
"Huh? Oh." Wuvuvu stretched a little, "I'm too tired for one...and I obviously already have your attention, so why would I have the need to yell?"
"Is that really it?" Keroro seemed a little surprised.
"Yeah, if its too strange I could just start shouting aga--"
"No! No its fine!"

------hours later-------

Wuvuvu paced outside the glass sliding doors. Kesisi still hadn't returned. Wuvuvu reached for the badge on her head, she could try her antibarrier but knew it wouldn't last long. It never lasted long for her. She looked at her hands. If it wasn't for her body she could do and use so many things. Anything active with a battery it in lost its charge quickly in her hands or just touching her in general. She glared at the ground as she paced in silence.
"Good afternoon." Keroro stopped through the sliding doors.
"Have you seen my brother at all today?!" Wuvuvu did indeed seem worried. She hoped he just managed to avoid her sight for a while, but it was very unlikely.
"Not at all, but I'm sure he's fine." Keroro answered.
"You don't understand, I have to know for sure!" She appeared desperate.
"Well, we are a little busy right now, I don't know if we have time to search for him."
"I'll pay you."
"...I think we can make room in our schedule." Keroro smiled.

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"Rikoko what did you do to make that guy so angry?" Kesisi had Rikoko's arm over his back, helping him walk.
"Trust me, you'd hate me if I told you."
"You look pretty bad...at least you found a decent place to hide." The two of them were in the sewers, slowly making their way through the tunnels.
"I'm mostly tired." Rikoko sighed, "I will admit what I did was pretty stupid."
"I don't really like it when you get into these fights, especially when your opponent can outdo you so easily..." Kesisi expressed his concern not only with his words.
"What doesn't kill me will only make me stronger, right?" Rikoko chuckled.
"Or cripple you, don't forget."
"Yeah yeah. Mind if we stop for a few?"
"Alright, alright." Kesisi helped his tired friend sit down, he quickly looked up hearing something unsual. "Rikoko!" Kesisi grabbed him by the arm and pulled him up quickly.

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Wuvuvu pulled some rubber material boots on her feet before putting on a pair of rubber gloves to match. She felt very silly wearing them, but it was for the safety of the platoon and their carrier. They would first take to the sky and see what they could. Then they would search the ground, a place Wuvuvu wouldn't be able to join them.
Wuvuvu ran to join them.

"If we can't find any sign of them from up here, " Keroro spoke to the platoon, "We'll go down there. Wuvuvu you shouldn't be too uncomfortable up here should you?"
"I'll be fine...aren't you missing someone?"
Keroro looked around. There was Kururu, Tamama, Mois/Moa and no Giroro. "Giroro-kun isn't here? Where could he be?" Keroro crossed his arms, looking stern, "He could have at least told us he wasn't going to bother coming along."
--To Be Continued

Bullies

"Hey!! Rikoko!" Wuvuvu called as he went to pass the living quarters.
Rikoko turned, looking amazed. For the first time in a year she's actually called to him!
"Will you get over here already?!" Wuvuvu was getting impatient.
Rikoko rushed to her side, "Yes swee--"
"Cut the "sweetheart" crap, I wanna know something." her deep womanly voice showed how much she didn't care. She wasn't even looking directly at his face and seemed to have some blockage in her left ear.
"...what is it then?" Anything for her, anything!
"Tell me about Kesisi and your bully problem." she was now looking at his face, "Kesisi says its too embarrassing to talk about."
"...I think he would rather look strong in front of his sister."
"Come on!"
"Alright. Arlight!" Rikoko took a seat on the couch next to her, until she threatened him. He cleared his throat as she proceeded to glare at him, "I would prefer not to get into full detail, we were raised on Keron along with you. Kesisi and I always went to and from school together, walking. One day these bigger kids showed up and stopped us on the way home. They learned they could push us around. They'd find whatever reasons they could to make fun of us, especially Kesisi. His eyes being two different colors got him unwanted attention as well as that blemish on his face, you know the one right next to his mouth."
"That little mole or whatever it was?"
Rikoko nodded, "He refuses to take off that mask of his because of it. He started trying to cover his face back then too. A scarf on a particularly warm day doesn't really work out though, you know?" Rikoko sat back in his seat, "It all started verbally and eventually got violent."
"Hmm I remember him coming home with scratches and bruises quite often..." Wuvuvu commented, "But I also remember that Dad wouldn't do anything about it."
"Yeah...he said it was our problem and that we should take care of it." Rikoko sighed, "He was right though. Only the strongest and strong willed can survive. Kesisi was always too gentle though, but got even worse after he saw-"
"Yeah I remember that." Wuvuvu interrupted, "Dad was doing business back in his office and Kesisi wanted him to come out and play with him. I never saw him that disappointed and angry before until then."
"I agree..."
"I'm sure I heard Kesisi mention about you getting picked on pretty badly too...I'm sure that had an effect on him." Wuvuvu looked directly at him.
"I'd rather not get into it."
"Not even for me?"
"....no." Yes he'd do anything for her, anything but that.

This story is awsome! its very interesting are there gonna b more chapters? id really like to read them blaugh

Awsome! I cant wait!!! xd