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originally posted in:The Roleplay League
10/19/2015 1:57:16 AM
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[i]David looked out to the stars as he stood in his ketch and wondered, what other worlds has the Darkness consumed. How many have had the gift of the light? Is there anyone else out there? Adara sleeps in a guest quarters he made specifically for such an occasion, and Xel reads one of the many books there are in a small library David ordered his underlings to make. His fallen subjects aren't accustomed to the strange ways of a dead soldier, but however they most follow the word of the kell, in this instance, David. After a long and difficult conversation between his lifelong partners, they reluctantly accept the fallen, and treat them as allies. Equals? No. Not yet. The fallen are as skeptical as the guardians are, but the word of the kell is absolute. David sees a WARSAT tumbling through the vaccum of space and thinks of the golden age relics he has in his own quarters. He continues to stare into the unknown, wondering. [/i]
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D: You're all abominations. You're no different. [i]David continues firing at the knight, angry as ever. A captain approaches David and hands him a scorch cannon. David graciously accepts it, and looks for the knight.[/i] D: You two, vandals. With me. [i]The vandals comply and the three go towards the knight. [/i]
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[b]they see a ship land, [i]the bane of dark gods[/i], and she sprints to it[/b] "I work with guardians all the damn time! Why is it that there has to be one that won't listen to reason!?"
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D: Tell me something, has any other guardian seen you as a knight and accepted you? I doubt it. [i]David aims the cannon at the ship, but won't fire just yet. O what could David be orchestrating this moment?[/i]
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Edited by Inquisitor Vaax: 10/19/2015 7:37:22 PM"Yes! My closest allies know about it and are even part of my plan to kill oryx!" [b]truth rings in her voice, he could tell that she wasn't lying[/b]
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[i]Ironic. David knew that it was true, but how can hive scum tell the truth? Even if he was fighting alongside pirates. He shoots at the ship above with the cannon, damaging it's left thrusters. The ship crashes to the ground, and David speaks to the knight once more.[/i] D: If you really are planning to kill oryx, get yourself out of this mess, and meet me atop the Devil's Spire. Make sure you don't look like filth. You have until sunrise. [i]David withdraws his troops and climbs back onto his skiffs and blasts off to the Devil's Spire. [/i]
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"That son of a bitch! I had to kill a damn cabal platoon on my own for it!" [b]she grumbles as she changes into her awoken titan form and heads for the location that he told her to go to[/b] [spoiler]dick.....[/spoiler]
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Edited by Straight Fish: 10/19/2015 10:33:48 PM[i]It's currently 5:38 AM. David sits on the very top of the Devil's Spire. In his hands lie a peculiar device, an acient one at that. He called it a GameBoy, say it said below it's colorful screen. The screen showed a person wielding a sword, slashing it against grass. The fallen peered, as of they were entertained. David checks the time, and the sky, and keeps playing his own game. [/i] D: I can't beleive Xel made this for me. God bless him. [spoiler]David despises the hive, I told you.[/spoiler]
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[spoiler]I know, but the destruction of her ship was a bit rude[/spoiler] [b]they hear a yelp as the hive knight in her guardian form comes out of the lift and lands on her face[/b] "Owww..."
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Edited by Straight Fish: 10/19/2015 10:43:41 PM[i]David continues playing his game as the knight enters. He looks up briefly and then back at his game. The fallen however immediately perk up and aim thier weapons at the visitor. [/i] D: Name, plan, why you're banished, and how you're a guardian. Now.
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"Xerox, I'm not really a guardian, I plan on gathering a large enough following to fight oryx and kill him, and it was self exile which became permanent when I stayed in the last city and became light touched...."
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D: Uh-huh, very interesting. Now explain to me how you can switch from a putrid disgusting knight into an awoken? I-I-I don't get that. Elaborate for me.
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"It is a hive trick, I'm surprised that I can do it, it was hard at first but u got the hang of it... Anyway, are you done with your attacks on my life?"
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[i]David pulls out his Hawkmoon and shoots Xerox's shoulder. [/i] D: Hmm, I'm not sure. Give it an eternity or two. I'm sure you hive knights have endured much longer than that. Or, you know, you can give me my brother back, or take away the scars, or undo my sis' madness? Also, while you're at it, bring me back Eris' fireteam, Wei-Ning and everyone else who perished by Crota's hand. You do that, and I'll take it into deep consideration and critical thinking on why I'd let you live.
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[b]she grips her shoulder, her black and white blood leaking out[/b] "I can't do any of that, but if you listen to reason and what's in front of you, we can avenge everyone that has fallen, you can call me a monster all you want, but I will die to kill oryx, I will throw down my life if it means my friends live!"
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[i]David puts away his game inside his satchel and drops down to Xerox's level. He takes off his helmet, and his grey eyes stare at the helmet, piercing right through into Xerox's own set of eyes.[/i] D: Take off your helmet.
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[b]xerox takes her helmet off, under it, her face wasn't all that disgusting, it had a few pieces of chitin on it but other then that and the third eye, her face looked a bit human[/b] "Did you do this so you can have a better shot at my head?"
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[i]Although it wasn't his first intentions, he was certainly considering it now that he's seen Xerox's facial features. [/i] D: No no no, if I wanted to shoot your face I would've already done it. I just wanted to see if your hive magic did a convincing make-over. I see bits and pieces of chitin and the only awoken I accept with a third hive eye is Eris. You should really work on that. I could get you some make-up from this nice little shop in the city, I've recommended it to tons of other ladies in the tower, they all think it's great. [i]As David spoke he slowly walked around the room, twirling his gun. David made sure his sarcasm was present, and it worked as he intended when he saw the abomination's annoyed face. [/i]
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Edited by Inquisitor Vaax: 10/20/2015 2:08:22 AM"Oh great, I forgot to do a full illusion!" [b]xerox quickly does a symbol with her hands and sword, her face shifts and changes until it could fool anyone[ into thinking that she is awoken[/b] "Why did you give me a deadline anyway? What were you going to do? Nuke me from orbit?"
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[i]Impressed by the full transformation, he keeps talking to Xerox, answers her question in a brutally honest manner.[/i] D: Nuke you? What? No. I'm saving those puppies for something bigger. The plan was to leave you for dead, and if you actually got here by sunrise I'd actually hear this plan of yours. Which I'm still waiting on. [spoiler]fix the bolding.[/spoiler]
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"I will have a group of my followers attack oryx's forces all over the system, it would hopefully distract him long enough for the group that I would lead to slip into his realm and take him out. I'm not the best with plans though...."
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[i]David ponders a bit on the plan she just told him of. Sure it was good, but it doesn't seem like the best plan. [/i] D: Ok, that's nice. You attack anything oryx thoughout the system and slip by unnoticed. Seems like a great plan. But are you [i]ascendant[/i]? [i]Ascendant. That word rang out, in both of thier minds with each to thier own meaning of what Ascendant is.[/i]
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"I am, I'm sure that I can open the way for my fireteam..."
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D: Hmph, well you are, but the rupture is going to push them back regardless if you're opening the way. It's not like the rupture or Oryx can accept an ascendant vouching for someone non-ascendant. Toland's Journal is... eye-opening, to some things.
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"Oh yeah... If you have a better plan, do tell me. I'm not good at the tactical stuff that most of you guardians can pull off..."
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D: Well, I'm pretty sure papa Oryx is all grumpy-wumpy over the fact his son was killed by yours truly with his own sword. I, for sadistic reasons, keep a shard of Crota's soul in a container in a bunker I have somewhere around the good 'ol Cosmodrome. You tell me who they are, I bring them all there, they take a nice shower with Crota's lingering spirit-fart, and we're all happy dandy ready to swing at oryx in his own place.
