MatParker1711 Member
- Last Seen: 9 yrs ago
- Joined: 11 yrs ago
- Posts: 136 (0.03 / day)
- VMs: 0
-
Username history
- MatParker1711 11 yrs ago
Status
User has no status, yet
Bio
User has no bio, yet
Most Recent Posts
fuck it yolo
*Throws hat in ring*
im in
”Process Ending. Awakening Subject Now”
Jessica was relieved as those words echoed as if from a far off land. She had been asleep for so long that it seemed unreal but as the beeping grew louder and louder she prepared herself to awake from her dreamless sleep. As she awoke and felt the air rush against her face, she could not believe that her time in this enforced exile was finally over and to be honest she could believe that it was truly over. As the seal opened Jessica fell to the ground her vision blurred and her muscles weak from two centuries of a lack of use.
It took a good few minutes of blinking and coughing for the Marine to regain her composure and she got to her feet. She walked over to check herself over in the glass of her pod and was relieved to see that she was still in one piece. Looking up she saw the date on the pods calender and was shocked to see that two hundred years had passed and not fifty as had been originally planned. She couldn't believe this had happened the people on this ship might be the only humans left alive at this point and she had no idea when this thing would land.
It was then she heard other pods start to open and rounding a corner saw three men and woman on the floor. The four of them all had the same look of shock she had herself a few moments earlier when the error had been discovered and she decided to speak to them.
"Hello, my name is Sergeant Jessica Sinclair US Marine Corps. Do any of you have a clue as to why we slept an extra hundred and fifty years?"
Jessica was relieved as those words echoed as if from a far off land. She had been asleep for so long that it seemed unreal but as the beeping grew louder and louder she prepared herself to awake from her dreamless sleep. As she awoke and felt the air rush against her face, she could not believe that her time in this enforced exile was finally over and to be honest she could believe that it was truly over. As the seal opened Jessica fell to the ground her vision blurred and her muscles weak from two centuries of a lack of use.
It took a good few minutes of blinking and coughing for the Marine to regain her composure and she got to her feet. She walked over to check herself over in the glass of her pod and was relieved to see that she was still in one piece. Looking up she saw the date on the pods calender and was shocked to see that two hundred years had passed and not fifty as had been originally planned. She couldn't believe this had happened the people on this ship might be the only humans left alive at this point and she had no idea when this thing would land.
It was then she heard other pods start to open and rounding a corner saw three men and woman on the floor. The four of them all had the same look of shock she had herself a few moments earlier when the error had been discovered and she decided to speak to them.
"Hello, my name is Sergeant Jessica Sinclair US Marine Corps. Do any of you have a clue as to why we slept an extra hundred and fifty years?"
just need a bio now
Name: Jessica Sinclair
Age: 26 (2260
Ethnicity/Birth Place: White, New York, USA
Gender: Female
Appearance:
Biography:
Jessica grew up in a typical military family and was always moving from place to place prior to her father leaving the Marine Corps when she was ten. After which her family settled in California where she attended highschool and lived a very typical life until enlisting in the Marine Corp when she left. After completing basic training she was posted to Germany and for the next couple of years served there until the plague hit.
It was when the plague hit that Jessica's life changed as she was in the thick of the fighting in Europe. Law and order broke down quickly and several members of Jessica's unit deserted and when the plague hit the base that was when Jessica and the rest of the uninfected soldiers were evacuated to assist with containing the plague at home. After weeks of combat and a promotion, Jessica earned attention when she saved a cabinet member from a terrorist attack.
It was shortly after this she was offered a place on the testing program.
Old World Profession: US Marine, Trained Soldier
Sample Post:
Jessica's face remained an expressionless mask as she and the other listened to the instructions before they were to be frozen. As one of the ships security officers they were her responsibility and looking around at the remnants of the human races best and brightest it made her both nervous and strangely excited. The devastation below on Earth saddened her greatly, but it could also give the chance to start again if things were managed right and if she was honest that potential excited her. Looking around she saw a mixture of emotions, some were clearly nervous, others were in tears and others showed no emotion at all. Taking a deep breath she opened her stasis pod and began to wonder what would await them after there nap.
If she was honest with herself then they would likely have a lot of work to do. Before volunteering for what she believed to be testing she had been fighting the plague and seen the scale of it firsthand. When they landed she expected that society as she knew it would be gone and rebuilding anything close to it would likely take the rest of there lives. In addition there was the simple fact that they might be the only people left alive when they awake and the women on these ships would become even more important to humanity's survival. A million different things and scenarios were racing through Jessica's mind as the temperature began to drop in her cryo tube. Despite her attempts to remain calm she began to panic as her heart began to slow and her vision blurred. However like the rest of her fellow "volunteers" she soon drifted off into a deep dreamless sleep, ready to awaken in fifty years time.
Age: 26 (2260
Ethnicity/Birth Place: White, New York, USA
Gender: Female
Appearance:
Biography:
Jessica grew up in a typical military family and was always moving from place to place prior to her father leaving the Marine Corps when she was ten. After which her family settled in California where she attended highschool and lived a very typical life until enlisting in the Marine Corp when she left. After completing basic training she was posted to Germany and for the next couple of years served there until the plague hit.
It was when the plague hit that Jessica's life changed as she was in the thick of the fighting in Europe. Law and order broke down quickly and several members of Jessica's unit deserted and when the plague hit the base that was when Jessica and the rest of the uninfected soldiers were evacuated to assist with containing the plague at home. After weeks of combat and a promotion, Jessica earned attention when she saved a cabinet member from a terrorist attack.
It was shortly after this she was offered a place on the testing program.
Old World Profession: US Marine, Trained Soldier
Sample Post:
Jessica's face remained an expressionless mask as she and the other listened to the instructions before they were to be frozen. As one of the ships security officers they were her responsibility and looking around at the remnants of the human races best and brightest it made her both nervous and strangely excited. The devastation below on Earth saddened her greatly, but it could also give the chance to start again if things were managed right and if she was honest that potential excited her. Looking around she saw a mixture of emotions, some were clearly nervous, others were in tears and others showed no emotion at all. Taking a deep breath she opened her stasis pod and began to wonder what would await them after there nap.
If she was honest with herself then they would likely have a lot of work to do. Before volunteering for what she believed to be testing she had been fighting the plague and seen the scale of it firsthand. When they landed she expected that society as she knew it would be gone and rebuilding anything close to it would likely take the rest of there lives. In addition there was the simple fact that they might be the only people left alive when they awake and the women on these ships would become even more important to humanity's survival. A million different things and scenarios were racing through Jessica's mind as the temperature began to drop in her cryo tube. Despite her attempts to remain calm she began to panic as her heart began to slow and her vision blurred. However like the rest of her fellow "volunteers" she soon drifted off into a deep dreamless sleep, ready to awaken in fifty years time.
I'm in
I'm interested
I think I'm going to turn Arachnid over to GM control
Falkon said
I likely won't be posting until late on the weekend. This week's been a little bit chaotic for me.
same
© 2007-2024