Avatar of Pietra
  • Last Seen: 9 yrs ago
  • Joined: 10 yrs ago
  • Posts: 125 (0.04 / day)
  • VMs: 0
  • Username history
    1. Pietra 10 yrs ago

Status

Recent Statuses

9 yrs ago
9 yrs ago
The word nun looks like an n doing a backflip
1 like
9 yrs ago
So sick of the disrespect people have for the people who protect our country... just because there are a few corrupt names does not mean that the entirety of the force is full of bumbling fools.
10 yrs ago
Who wants to see a youtube miniseries, a modernization of Le Fantome de l'Opera that takes place in an all-girls' conservatory?
10 yrs ago
Sleep is like a cat, it only comes to you if you ignore it.
1 like

Bio

User has no bio, yet

Most Recent Posts

Are we allowed to control the NPC villains, or is that only @Polyphemus's job?
Avatar: The Wind of War

I can't wait to start! This should be loads of fun.
BEACHWOOD PLACE MALL, JUNE 22, 2018, 9:23 AM, EDT

There.

Two girls fighting the clones below had stumbled onto Uprising Prime, without even realizing it, and the Phoenix saw it. The tell was slight, but it was there nonetheless. Upon being blown back into the sports store, rather than simply getting back up again and continuing with the fight despite his injuries, the young man groaned with pain, and stood with the aid of the countertop. His eyesight was directed towards the two girls, and suddenly, she saw that more clones began to turn their attention to the two. This one, who showed weakness, and independent thought, must be the original. Phoenix dove in.

Her wings were too large to fit through the shop window, so she landed outside of the store. Folding her wings in front of her as a shield, she walked forward. The Prime saw her, and sent several clones to attack her. Three jumped onto her wings, and another one latched onto her leg. Throwing open her wings to their full span, she threw off the three weighing her down, into the crowd behind her. Reaching down, she grabbed the one on her leg by the arm, and ripped it out of its socket as she pulled him up to eye level. As the clone did not seem to have a reaction, Phoenix rammed her head onto his forehead. The force of her steel helmet knocked him out, cracking his skull. Dropping the limp body, she closed her wings again, and walked into the store, into which the Prime was cornered.

As her sword had not been unsheathed yet, she was so far unbloodied, clean. Her steel armor still looked dull beneath the fluorescent lights of the store. Proud and tall, the Phoenix approached Uprising Prime, and stopped a few feet before him, and spoke. Her accent was strange, and memorable. If he had ever heard her speak before, he would know who she was, what she was- that is, if he did not already know by her Valkyrie appearance, what with the wings, and the armor, and the sword sheathed at her hip.

"You are one of the escaped convicts, from the Ohio Penitentiary, am I correct?"

She stepped forward, and offered him one hand- her right hand.

"Please, stop this madness, and come with me. I will take you to a facility where you will be safe, and treated with respect. No harm will come to you if you comply. You can trust me."
No, I like to do fandom things where we actually stick to canon, rather than turning purely logical characters (albeit with twisted logic) into pure psychopaths.
Molly or Arthur Weasley- to Lullyn above, Snape was an abusive a-hole. As was Dumbledore.

What would be Voldy's reason for killing the people? Everything he did in the books had a foreseeable endgame, he never just up and killed random people just for fun. That wasn't how he worked.
I'm working on developing a non bending master now.
@Elysium So basically, you made Dust...
I hope my post is okay. It's been a long while since I've done this.
BEACHWOOD PLACE MALL, JUNE 22, 2018, THE SECOND DAY OF SUMMER, 9:00 AM, EDT

A woman, with only one natural arm, the other robotic, garnered much sympathy from the crowd as she passed by strangers on her way to her destination. Entering the store, she felt silly- Rose Smith was not one to indulge in frivolities. However, she had just received a check, so she felt she could spend a bit of money on the fancier things. It would be a shock to her boyfriend when she showed him what she bought, and that look of dopey surprise on such a serious person's face made her laugh more than anything else.

The Phoenix, her vigilante alter-ego, had been called into the city to aid in their time of need; Rose Smith and her boyfriend, the well renowned Victor Knight, had moved into the city already, establishing themselves in a rather nice home. The luxurious life was new to Rose, as was the freedom it gave her. It was hard, but she was gradually adjusting to life back in the states- though three years had passed, she was still affected by her time as a Marine, and still wore beneath her shirt a kevlar vest.

9:10 AM, EDT

"It's okay. Shhh, you'll be alright."

Rose Smith cradled the head of an elderly woman in her arms, calming her as she shivered in fear. Around her, people were screaming in fear- men and women, young and old, from all walks of life. The woman's gaze hardened as it traveled from person to person, concerned with the well-being of each one. Surrounded by the men in the black shirts, Rose set the elderly woman down against a wall, moving a potted plant to hide her from view. Her eyes glanced down at the woman, and a small smile broke out on her pretty face, a spark of determination appearing in her eyes.

She grabbed a shopping bag she had dropped to take care of the woman, the label of a lingerie boutique on the front of it, and looked up at the sky roof in the ceiling, through which one could see the sunlight rising. Angelic wings sprouting from her back, ripping through the back of her kevlar vest and shirt, Rose gave one flap of them, to take off into the air. Soaring upwards, as if a bullet, she shot towards one of the small sections of the window in the ceiling, and escaped. The shards of glass fell onto an out-of-order escalator.

9:16 AM, EDT

A figure, reminiscent of the Valkyrie of ancient Norse mythology, emerged from that same spot, hovering above the chaos. Her face was masked, hidden by a steel helmet, as she descended upon the crowd, wings brandished in fury. Seeing no options for diplomacy, the Phoenix began to fight. Plummeting towards one of the boys in black, she threw a fist into his face, knocking the boy backwards, into a shop window, incapacitating him. He seemed to show no emotional reaction to being hurt.

Two jumped onto the Phoenix, but she fended them off with a swipe of her wings, throwing them against the wall. Each hurtled to the ground with force, as six turned their attention towards this new armored arrival. Two swung a bench at her, while the other four simply came at her with their bare fists. She grasped the bench, and pushed it into the two holding it, knocking them backwards. Swinging it around in a circle, spinning on the heels of her feet, she hit each of the other four, and they hit the ground. Despite the speed at which Phoenix took out the men, she was unable to match their duplication speed, or the rate at which they recovered from injury.

She noticed, though, that none of them seemed to have independent thought- rather, they were codependent, working together as a cohesive unit. Some one of them, though, must be the original. As she fought off the incoming boys, the Phoenix began to deduce a plan. The original Uprising must be the one who has all of the plans in his head. He is the only one capable of independent thought, and with that, he is the only one who might have a normal, human reaction to being temporarily incapacitated. She guessed that by taking out the original, he would be unable to uphold the strength to maintain his duplicates. Therefore, rather than continuing to fend off the monstrous horde of identical fighters, she took off, up into the air once more, and began to examine them from above, trying to locate the original.
© 2007-2024
BBCode Cheatsheet