Re: Battle Royale! (Game Start!) Round 3: Sanctuary/Ark
11-21-2009, 11:20 PM
Originally posted on MSPA by Mystify.
Itzal paused. It did not trust Mike. Mike had basically laughed in his face when he had offered an alliance, and know he expected Itzal to believe he wants to throw himself in harms way first? Itzal doesn't buy it. Curiosity or no, it wasn't going to be fooled. Without a word it quickly opened the door and slipped through. Mike cursed and moved to shoot Itzal, but he didn't get the safety off in time.
Itzal found itself in a large room. There were row upon row of cages. Each cage contained a set of animals, each weirder than the last. animals with a dozen eyes and multiple wings leapt around their cages. Other cages contain huge Behemoths that paced slowly back and forth. Some creatures hunched silently in the corner of their cage while some creatures wear themselves out attacking the bars. Itzals presence seems to spark a flurry of activity.
Itzal realizes the path he is on is itself merely a catwalk, providing access to the is row of cages. Below him he can see countless more catwalks providing similar access. Pipes run along hte strucutres, branches off to end at the cages. Itzal can see that they are providing water and what it can only assume is food to the creatures.
Taking all of this in as it moved, Itzal swiftly ran along the catwalk. spotting a cage with a particularly viscous looking creature, it pulled the pin out of the lock, allowing the door to swing open. The cage next to it seemed mostly harmless, and Itzal shape shifted through the bars, and mimicked the animal inside. It looked like a cross between a pig and a rabbit, with a round body, short white hair, and long ears. Itzal transforms into it as Mike burst in the door.
Mike looked around the room, trying to find Itzal. But the large creature emerging from its cage caught his attention first. The beast was easily ten feet high. Huge claws clacked on the catwalk as it walked out of its cage. Drool dripped off its teeth as it turns its head towards Mike. Mike raised his shotgun to fire at the approaching bulk, but the shotgun didn't penetrate its thick skin. The beast pounced at Mike, but his vectors struck it out of the air. It landed back on the catwalk, sliding back along the walkway. It leapt to its feat, and stood growling at Mike.
Itzal paused. It did not trust Mike. Mike had basically laughed in his face when he had offered an alliance, and know he expected Itzal to believe he wants to throw himself in harms way first? Itzal doesn't buy it. Curiosity or no, it wasn't going to be fooled. Without a word it quickly opened the door and slipped through. Mike cursed and moved to shoot Itzal, but he didn't get the safety off in time.
Itzal found itself in a large room. There were row upon row of cages. Each cage contained a set of animals, each weirder than the last. animals with a dozen eyes and multiple wings leapt around their cages. Other cages contain huge Behemoths that paced slowly back and forth. Some creatures hunched silently in the corner of their cage while some creatures wear themselves out attacking the bars. Itzals presence seems to spark a flurry of activity.
Itzal realizes the path he is on is itself merely a catwalk, providing access to the is row of cages. Below him he can see countless more catwalks providing similar access. Pipes run along hte strucutres, branches off to end at the cages. Itzal can see that they are providing water and what it can only assume is food to the creatures.
Taking all of this in as it moved, Itzal swiftly ran along the catwalk. spotting a cage with a particularly viscous looking creature, it pulled the pin out of the lock, allowing the door to swing open. The cage next to it seemed mostly harmless, and Itzal shape shifted through the bars, and mimicked the animal inside. It looked like a cross between a pig and a rabbit, with a round body, short white hair, and long ears. Itzal transforms into it as Mike burst in the door.
Mike looked around the room, trying to find Itzal. But the large creature emerging from its cage caught his attention first. The beast was easily ten feet high. Huge claws clacked on the catwalk as it walked out of its cage. Drool dripped off its teeth as it turns its head towards Mike. Mike raised his shotgun to fire at the approaching bulk, but the shotgun didn't penetrate its thick skin. The beast pounced at Mike, but his vectors struck it out of the air. It landed back on the catwalk, sliding back along the walkway. It leapt to its feat, and stood growling at Mike.