"New Time Record - Two minutes and forty-six seconds." The ship's computer announced through the room's intercom.
Missouri was panting and sheen of sweat built over his body as he laid back against the high rise wall. His twelfth run through the obstacle maze and he still felt he could do better, he wondered that if he would do better with out the weight of his armor on him as hindrance, but Chi thought otherwise since it would be silly to take off your armor in the middle of a mission, let alone go on one without it. Missouri knew that the run was a good time, but even so he wanted to improve his movement, move as swift as the wind, and faster then a cheetah. It is a near-impossible goal to reach, but he didn't let that stop him from trying.
Right let's get this show on the road! Chi yelled as it bounced up, down and around his vision as he relaxed his body and slowed his breathing. Once he felt good enough to get up and do one more run he asked Chi a probable question. Chi if there was a chance that my helmet would come off, would there be any difference in my speed? Missouri asked Chi as stopped bouncing around to answer his question. The high chance of you losing your helmet with the vicinity or immediate are of a live combat zone or simulation would be less then 10.5%... but, if said chance were to happen there would be a slight increase due to the loss of weight. Chi looked at Missouri with a straight face and Missouri was truthfully a bit taken back on how the always excited A.I. suddenly came out with some intellectual wording... for once.
With that said Missouri took off his helmet and it placed down on the high rise wall. He jumped down from the ten foot wall and made his way all the way back to the beginning of the course as excitement boiled within the pit of his stomach.
-Meanwhile, Behind a viewing room-
"I got forty on the same time or more," said one of the onlookers.
"I'll take you up on that and say he'll do it in less," said another. There were a handful of the crew, apparently on "break" so to speak, to watch Missouri move through the course.
"3... 2... 1... Begin." The ship's computer announced.
-A few running moments later -
"New Time Record - Two minutes and one second." The ship's computer announced through the room's intercom again.
Missouri was panting and sheen of sweat built over his body as he laid back against the high rise wall. His twelfth run through the obstacle maze and he still felt he could do better, he wondered that if he would do better with out the weight of his armor on him as hindrance, but Chi thought otherwise since it would be silly to take off your armor in the middle of a mission, let alone go on one without it. Missouri knew that the run was a good time, but even so he wanted to improve his movement, move as swift as the wind, and faster then a cheetah. It is a near-impossible goal to reach, but he didn't let that stop him from trying.
Right let's get this show on the road! Chi yelled as it bounced up, down and around his vision as he relaxed his body and slowed his breathing. Once he felt good enough to get up and do one more run he asked Chi a probable question. Chi if there was a chance that my helmet would come off, would there be any difference in my speed? Missouri asked Chi as stopped bouncing around to answer his question. The high chance of you losing your helmet with the vicinity or immediate are of a live combat zone or simulation would be less then 10.5%... but, if said chance were to happen there would be a slight increase due to the loss of weight. Chi looked at Missouri with a straight face and Missouri was truthfully a bit taken back on how the always excited A.I. suddenly came out with some intellectual wording... for once.
With that said Missouri took off his helmet and it placed down on the high rise wall. He jumped down from the ten foot wall and made his way all the way back to the beginning of the course as excitement boiled within the pit of his stomach.
-Meanwhile, Behind a viewing room-
"I got forty on the same time or more," said one of the onlookers.
"I'll take you up on that and say he'll do it in less," said another. There were a handful of the crew, apparently on "break" so to speak, to watch Missouri move through the course.
"3... 2... 1... Begin." The ship's computer announced.
-A few running moments later -
"New Time Record - Two minutes and one second." The ship's computer announced through the room's intercom again.