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    1. Kyelin 11 yrs ago

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So, a bit about me then: First and foremost, I love to try and create imaginative and creative scenarios, that (I hope) push the very limits of reason and conventional thought. When I RP (mostly in NRPs) I aim to play powerful and big, things that are on the very edge of OP (I usually give my faction a ridiculous disadvantage though, to keep it fair). In other RPs, I tend towards Science Fiction and Modern Fantasy, playing side characters with some interesting quirks to them. I am also keen on trying some Arena RPing, when I get better at writing. Other things about me are that I work as a Mental Health Nurse (who would've guessed), and enjoy gaming and drawing as well. I also play trumpet on the side. I have a rough schedule, so I disappear for a couple of days sometimes. But never assume I am dropping out, I will tell you if I am thinking of it (unless it's really serious).

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The last survivor of the failed recovery mission, the damaged Matron, had turned and bolted, feeling for the first time true fear and desperately trying to escape. But it was struck down by the dark energy, metallic screaming ringing throughout the halls as it was vaporized, it's Essence transported to a realm where no light could be found, and eternal damnation awaited it. The screech faded, and the other nervous Constructs bowed slightly, as the dark disk calmed itself slightly, and addressed them:

"FOOLS! Were you not capable of completing such a simple task as this one!?
Not only did you return empty handed, you allowed a Warden to escape...
Those foul and pitiful sentients who dared to stand against Me and My plan...
I should destroy your entire race for incompetence!"


The Ethereals gathered here trembled and backed away slightly, still terrified of their wrathful Goddess. No one dared to run though. Such an act was pointless and foolish.

"However, you are still of use to Me, and I offer you a chance of redemption...
Go forth to this point in space, and destroy all you find there...
We must set an example to all who would follow the Warden, before she rallies them against Us...
For I search for her now, and know of a possible hiding hole she may dwell in..."

Four cruisers warped again to their ordered location, being sure to be careful and avoid alerting their intended targets. The system was quite desolate, so the actual goal of this exercise was lost to those in command. Without hesitation, the ships released hundreds of Matrons, who began to seek out and recon the system for any clues as to what may be found here. Any sentient life forms or their ships found would be destroyed, with no mercy whatsoever.
NO post in the IC from me today. I have to do some work at home. I should really just get up off my ass in the IC and just talk to someone. I can't believe I'm socially anxious even in RPs XD
I'm surprised no one has mentioned much of evading missiles or beam weapons, rather than intercept or absorb the damage. Ships don't have to move straight ahead in space, not even the capitals. You could just strafe to avoid weapons that don't travel at light speeds, or sub light. Though I am not even going to claim I am an expert in any of this stuff, just think the argument is interesting and silently lurking instead of posting o.o.
Another thing would be different technological solutions for the same problems, entirely different between nations to the point where it's bizarre how warfare plays out between them. For example, soldiers with assault rifles work well against those wielding clubs, but not if they also have full body energy shielding. It can be difficult having to adapt a strategy against a new and alien foe, which is what I think makes NRPs interesting ^^
Sorry about the weird post... I know it may seem dodgy, but to be honest, I think I can meet up with another race now due to this. It won't happen like that all the time, I assure you all ^^'
"Wake up... Come one, wake Up Tiy!"

Floating above a metal ring with a single blue light on it's front blinking, a ball of light glowing in many spectra rushed about, activating devices and hurriedly trying to wake it's friend. "Please, get up! What ever is outside the entrance, have discovered plasma torches at least." As it finished, the rings split into three rings, each one set inside the other, and slowly began to spin almost like a gyroscope. "Yes!" Was all the orb got out, before the torches ceased, and heavy metallic banging resounded throughout the cave, as the Ethereals tried to bash down the remainder of the door. "No!"

The rings spun faster and began to glow white, and as the rings turned to a blur, there was a flash, and all was still, save for the repeated thudding. Where the rings stood, was instead a hooded figure, wearing long robes of dark green and silver, and gold trim along the cuffs and bead of the hood. The figure stood up, and yawned, stretching her arms above her head and scratching her back. "Hello Sage," she said sleepily. "What seems to be the pro-"

"NO TIME, THE DOOR, NOW!! BLOW IT UP!!" Quickly snapping to attention and realizing this was serious, Tiy flung a large glowing beam of incandescent yellow energy at the entrance and ducked behind cover, as the doors caved in. The Matron standing on the other side stood dumbstruck as the screaming, raging stream of death flew right at it, and could only manage to bring it's blades down in front of it as a desperate last chance of self preservation, before being blown to pieces by the explosion. Sisters scattered for a second from the shockwave, before flying in through the entrance, and taking point against the Warden, raining down quantum energy fire at her position.

"What the hell!? That's Yss'Tkul, isn't it? I guess we lost the war, then..." The Warden materialized a sequence of razor sharp shards above her head with a flick of the wrist, which shot out at impossible speed and impaled each of the five's Sisters Cores, shutting them down. "Why are THEY here? And why are they DEAD!?"

The Sage floated down beside her as the two other Matrons entered the room, firing heavier cannons and forcing Tiy to move to another piece of cover in a diving roll. "I'm sure you have a lot of questions, Madam, so let's start with current events... There are two cruiser class vessels, probably Yss, fast approaching the installation and probably charging weapons by now. The Yss know for a fact that the Heart cannot be destroyed so easily, so they'd rather dig it out than drag this fire fight out any longer. By the way, you still have it, right?"

Tiy reached into the inside of her robe, and pulled out a small perfectly smooth sphere, dull grey and with no external markings of anykind. "Of course I still have it. That's the whole reason I'm here, Sage. How long do we have until they arrive?" Tiy launched another energy wave in their assailant's direction, blowing off some armor and critically damaging a Matron's leg with a loud metallic smashing.

"About three minutes... I'm going to assume you would want to phase to anywhere else that's not here about now?"

"Yes, though keep it to within the star cluster. I'm still a little tired from all those millennia sleeping. And make sure it's somewhat safe, I'm gonna need a few days to rest after this one."

"Understood." The Sage grew to twice it's size, glowing yellow, and seemed locked in thought, swirling and searching for a destination fitting those constraints. Tiy continued to fight the Ethereals, finishing off the other uninjured Matron as more Sisters flew in. Above ground, the cruisers began to descend, ready to obliterate the facility. "Ah, here's a pretty one... Nice beaches, excellent food, friendly locals-"

"That'll do!" The Warden plunged her hand into the Sage's swirling glowing mass, and both of them disappeared in a flash, leaving the remaining Ethereals to ponder whom they had just fought. And what would happen when they returned empty handed.
"Will do, Korak. Any who, I must be off, you must be incredibly busy anyway. I'm going to show myself aboard, if you don't mind. I have some critical life support maintenance on my suit to attend to, so I will be in the med bay if anyone needs me." Opus nodded respectfully at the officer, and moved past him up the ramp. Guy must really love his work, hopefully he can keep his head under fire, the agent wondered to himself as he explored the ship, before arriving at the medical bay.

He conversed with their chief of medicine and her fellow doctor for some time, before he was allowed a private bench to work on. He sat down calmly, fitted his various life support systems directly to his head, and faced the wall before removing his helmet and beginning work.
Across the evening sky, streaks of what appeared to be blue fireballs rapidly approached the ground, screaming loudly as they sailed through the air. Primitive wildlife honked and screeched in alarm, scattering as the objects slowed and cooled, coming to a stop over the tree tops. After a brief pause, they descended, and began to fold apart, coming to a stop half a metre off the ground. The Sisters on each Matron were the first to disembark, floating off and replacing their empty gravity field with one of their three weapons. After all, they were more important, and would be the only one to interact with the Piece, should it be found. Then, the Matrons each fell, hitting the ground with a loud thud, and standing up to full height.

Out of nowhere, a large bear-like reptile came running on two legs into the clearing, snarling and roaring with it's four eyes fixed on the nearest Matron. It lifted a claw high, and brought it down on top of the Matron's head, sending it reeling backwards and reverberating a high pitched squeal. It's companion was swiftly on the creature, and speared it through the chest with a blade, right through the creature's chest. It let out a choked, pained sound, before the machine finished it by severing it's head clean off with a second blade, and withdrawing it's previous weapon. The beast fell, dead in a pool of it's own thick yellow blood and bile, and the group quickly scanned their surroundings for more attackers, the injured Matron buzzing weakly from the impact. When all was clear, they all lifted back up slightly into the air, and soared through the trees, towards their destination.
The cave was not natural, and seemed to be a large access tunnel that dropped straight down into the very planet. An ancient relic, long before the dreaded accident that befell the Ethereals. All of their troops floated down for many minutes, before reaching the bottom and entering the actual facility. It would take them time to open the heavy blast doors, but that would not be an issue, for it seemed the planet was not inhabited, at least according to their initial recon. Nothing would stop them from retrieving the Heart, after all.

But inside, was something that could not have planned for. Something that could very well undo the entirety of their plans, slumbering quietly, awaiting this very moment to be released. The Warden would not give up it's prisoner without a fight.
So I'm back from work... You guys have certainly been busy
Hence why this is only a scouting mission. Some other faction could rock up and spook the war ships out, which would be bad for the scout team.

I might need to PM some people and talk with them, rather than guess what they are trying to do. I'm not too good at that.
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