Meteos - Visiting: Suburbion

Originally posted on MSPA by cyber95.

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>Talk to the Chief Mekkanik.

A Mekkanoid approaches you.



"Oh, thith ith our chief mechanic of the ship."

"Hello, Captain Rothnan. The Metamo Ark is ready to go at any time."

"Awesome!"

"Excuse me for asking, but..."

Who knows when another ruinous cube will fall from the heavens?

"...what about the falling Meteos?"

"The what?"

"That's what those blocks are called that fall from the sky. We've managed to get the last Pylon up, so there is no need to fret."

"Pylon?"



"Yes, all around the planet, we've set up these things called Pylons. There are many types of Meteos, and each pylon is set to attract a different type. When three of the same type of Meteos align, they send themselves right back up into space. With Pylons, we can have same-type Meteos gather in one place, and automatically launch themselves out. These Meteos also contain very useful metals, which is what we made this ship out of! Once the Meteos are launched out again, it's very easy to collect them."

"Wait, I thought that the Ark had been in the works for quite a while. Where did you get enough Meteos to build this behemoth if they haven't been crashing down since recently?"

"Rothnan, are you aware of the planet known as Darthvega?"

"Uh, sort of. It always kind of creeped me out, so I never really went anywhere near it."



"It exploded. A lot of Meteos crashed down onto the planet, and it simply overwhelmed the planet to annihilation."

"It was the first planet discovered to be destroyed by them. The Meteos related destruction provided more than enough material to build this ship."

"And the pylonth!"

"Well what are we supposed to do about it?"

"Firtht, you're going to take Mithtine to Thtarrii. The goddeth there will know the next thtep."

"This ship is also very special. It can catch launched Meteos and convert them into usable metals. We've also put a lot of Pylons in there, so if there are any planets in danger of destruction, you can get these set up. There are controls onboard to manually move around Meteos before the pylons are set up, as well."