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by Naval Monte » Sun Jan 26, 2020 1:38 pm

by Demincia » Sun Jan 26, 2020 2:14 pm

by Rostavykhan » Mon Jan 27, 2020 12:02 am

by The Japanese Americans » Mon Jan 27, 2020 10:51 am
Skylus wrote:TGWR
As both Madi and Link thaned Lee for somewhat healing them, something hit a nearby window, causing Madi to half turn and see some sort of bird pressed up against a window, a letter tied around it's clawed foot.
The Witch eventually got the half stunned bird inside and untied the latter from its' foot, then read it silently before looking up.
"Fudge contacted me and told me to meet him at the Ministry. I'm not doing that, of course, I can handle things myself."
Right as she said this, the engines on the airship stalled and the ship fell a few hundred feet in altitude but was stabilized. There was some sort of commotion in the front of the ship and two Aurors appeared in the hallway and walked towards the group, wands at the ready. "We'll be taking over now. If you don't attack us, we won't attack you. I'm sorry Madison but attending this meeting will be mandatory."
Menschenfleisch wrote:The Great Wizarding Rebellion | Kiara and Polly
In all honesty, Kiara couldn’t fault anyone for their reactions to Madi’s unprovoked ingestion of what at the time must’ve seemed like nothing more than inert powder. Did the people of this universe go around eating all of the grey dust that they saw, or was that an instinct unique to this particular… specimen? She’d known that she’d have a hard time trying to get used to the laws and customs of another universe but this? It was something else. Thus, while everyone else bickered back and forth about what to do with the ghoul (although personally she would’ve chosen inaction she didn’t think that she’d be able to assert herself either) she mulled over the problem in her head. Currently, the group had some of the most advanced intellects and most powerful forms of magic in the universe available to them. Toshinori and Tenzma seemed to know what they were talking about and their minds were set on disposing of the ghoul; they probably didn’t know of a way to deal with her. Kiara could run some diagnostics and try to take the scientific route but her studies and observations only really applied to her home universe - she wasn’t sure how well the scientific method would work in this one. Madi herself was unable to treat her condition, if she’d been able to then she would’ve already. As for Kiara and Lee, their particular skill sets seemed to be particularly diverse and useful, albeit unpredictable and at times inconveniently limited. However, frankly, she just didn’t have enough of the pieces of the puzzle to fix Madison - or even to figure out if curing her was possible to begin with. Actually, come to think of it, she was technically in a story now; somehow, she’d forgotten that as soon as she’d left her home universe she’d thrown herself into someone else’s narrative. That being the case, it was incredibly unlikely that curing Madi wasn’t going to be a major plot point of some kind; ergo, fixing her wasn’t going to be as simple as applying gene therapy or casting a spell. However, there was one particular solution that’d shown promise, and based on the incredible amount of drama it could lead to, it seemed like the most logical - and the most dramatic - fix.
“I could try performing a blood flush,” Kiara volunteered. She said it as if she was suggesting that Madi drink two gallons of horseshit: her cheeks flushed and her voice trailed off as she realised just how stupid the suggestion was. Even a miniscule amount of exposure to her blood - a microscopic amount too small to even see - could put someone in a hospital for the rest of their life. Her old school had bricked up a classroom because she pricked her finger on a pair of scissors while she was in there; even a decade later nobody could look inside without bleeding from the eyes. “I mean… my blood did neutralise the dust earlier. I, uhh...” she withdrew even further into herself, if such a thing were even possible. Her head was downcast, hiding the fact that she was chewing on her lower lip. “I could… y’know, try to replicate the effect? As a last resort…?” She rushed the words out, saying them almost too quickly for anyone to hear. Doubt was already seeping into her mind about the endeavour, although that wasn’t anything new. Was her blood even what had triggered the reaction that she’d had to the dust or had the sensation of her blood boiling been a sensory misnomer? If there was even a miniscule chance that she’d gotten something wrong - an observation or a hypothesis - then there was an equally large chance of Madison going utterly bonkers which would defeat the purpose of curing her in the first place. Thankfully, before her internal monologue could completely derail the story, an inciting incident came barging in like it was a work of pulp noir. The ship tipped, drunkenly lurching to one side and falling a good two hundred feet. Kiara allowed Miria to hide behind her, although she herself didn’t feel particularly confident. The two aurors seemed confident enough, and their postures suggested anything but peaceful intentions. “You’ve no idea what you’re involving yourself in. Word of advice, the only reason that a guy would have someone stick their neck out on his behalf is if he thought there might be a guillotine waiting for him. Back off before the mouton falls.”
Said mouton did fall, and it fell hard. The whole ship was abruptly engulfed by noise and clamour, the shouts of fighting men and the screech of grinding metal. Everything was breaking down. In fact, she had a hard time thinking of a reason for the aurors to have announced their presence to the group instead of attacking them outright, considering how dedicated they seemed to be to overpowering the rest of the crew. She knew that it was inevitable that a fight would break out - probably a lethal one - and thus she knew that as one of the stronger members of the group it was her responsibility to ensure that everyone - the aurors included - remained alive. However, even if she hadn’t been charged with serving as a meat-shield for Miria, she still wouldn’t have thrown herself into the fray for fear of being injured. She could take many, many wounds without even being slowed down but even the tiniest of scratches could spell the end of everyone on the battlefield, both allies and enemies. The thing was, these two aurors had gotten the drop on the group and she was certain that they were quicker on the draw than anyone present: anyone besides herself, that was. She’d rejigged the ship’s wiring and echolocated her way through its insides enough to have memorised the positions and functions of nearly every circuit and wire in its chassis. She peeled off one of her fingernails and flicked it at the corner of the room. There was a muffled shattering noise, like the sound of a breaking wine glass. In total simultaneity the doors slammed shut and the lights blinked out, plunging the room into total darkness. She was on the two aurors in a flash, knocking the first one out with a lightning kick and taking the other down with a palm strike to the chest as she confiscated his wand. He fell against the wall, winded and disarmed. Kiara reached through the wall, gouging through the metal, and reattached the wires herself, restoring light - and functional door controls - to the room. “Is everyone alright?“ She sounded like a schoolchild who’d just witnessed a scissors-and-gluestick-related accident rather than a warrior who’d just incapacitated two men.
Naval Monte wrote:The Great Wizarding Rebellion
Anarchy in the UK
The Order of The Portrait of what Looked Like a Large Pile of Ash
The two yokais looked at Kiara with mild amazement, the two respecting the young girl for her surprising skills in combat. “Who taught you how to fight like that girl?” Tenzma asked. Toshinori looked at Madison. “We can’t keep her trap. If we did they will get her and who knows what those sorcerer will do if they have access to the dust in her body?” the tengu growled, his fist clenched tightly. “I don’t agree with what you are thinking but you’re right. We can’t keep her lock up.” He looked at her.
“If you feel like you are going to lose control at any moment tell us. We can’t have you attack us while we are trying to escape from this ship.” The tengu looked to the inugami and nodded. Toshnair walked to the door frame and began to remove the cards binding Madi in place.
Rostavykhan wrote:The Great Wizarding Rebellion
Miria
Having the lights go out was all Miria needed, even if it was only a short moment. By the time they came back, she was clinging to the wall, torso contorted and head peeking back out into the hall, at the two Auror's who were busy with Madi and the others - were being the key word. Kiara and the others sure worked fast.
Miria bolted, and came up behind the group, only to slink forward and nudge one of the Aurors with her foot. They didn't seem much more dangerous than the one's they'd fought before. At least now she knew that, and with the information, Miria began to feel a bit more confident; unlike the monsters at the AEGIS base, she could deal with these guys. "These are the same people from the Ministry.", She nodded. "Right? Aurors? Wand-Weidlers. Magic users!", She said in a semi-hiss, rapping her fingers together. "By the way, taking out the lights like that was good! I can see in the dark, so if you do that more, I should be able to get the drop on some of them. I don't want you guys to be blind though. Hmm..."
She started to rub her chin and tap her foot. She needed to think! "How did they board the ship?", She asked, staring down at them. "And what sort of meeting are they trying to take Madi to? I don't like this."

by Naval Monte » Mon Jan 27, 2020 4:55 pm

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by Naval Monte » Thu Jan 30, 2020 3:14 pm

by The Japanese Americans » Fri Jan 31, 2020 7:24 pm
Skylus wrote:The Great Wizard Rebellion
October 30th, 2019
The Flying Krock; somewhere above London; 9:00 pm
Madi was very, very annoyed. Sure, she was now free from the Tengu’s traps, sure, she was more or less unharmed, sure, the blue flames had finally died and was more or less “normal”, but yet she was still annoyed.
She wasn’t sure if it was the Aurors apperating onto the airship and taking control of it, the AEGIS soldiers deciding to attack the Aurors and said Aurors fighting back, or, just that she was surrounded by off world people and she now had to keep them somewhat sane, and hopefully safe, and more importantly, not dead.
To further validate her being annoyed, there was now a giant sun with ten eyes with a bird in front of it floating in the sky.
“Nobody talk to me.” was all she said as the Witch made her way to the cockpit/command room of the airship, where the Kremling King was being questioned by Aurors.
Two men turned to face her and she stopped halfway across the room, knowing that those in the hallway had followed her. The two men in question noticed her and walked up to Madi, then eyed those behind her.
“Wonderful, we have time travelers and off worlders to worry about as well.” muttered Sirius Black as he looked over the assorted cast gathered around him.
Kingsley Shacklebolt turned his attention on Madi. “Do you know how long we have been looking for you? Over a year. I’m sorry to say that people are calling for your blood, both Muggle and Wizard alike.”
“I’m aware of that.” Madi walked up to the viewing bay windows and looked out at the symbol in the sky. “You don’t know what that is, do you?”
Both Aurors shook their heads. Black stepped up next to Madi and looked down at her. “No, however, it was a snake strangling a raven before.”
Madi’s face grew pale and she simply stared at the Auror in silence before she looked back at the symbol in the sky. If anyone was to get close enough, they would hear her muttering things like “This shouldn’t be possible, I killed him, how is he back?” And “If he really is back, how am I going to stop him this time?”
Naval Monte wrote:The Great Wizarding Rebellion
As spells and bullets flew throughout the ship no one noticed a few aurors sneaking off into the ship. Those wizards can hear conflict erupting throughout the hallways but they ignored it all, they have a special mission to carry out. The few times they saw Krooks appear they all cast bolts of green sickly energy at them, killing the lizards instantly. As they moved deeper into the ship it didn't take long before them to reach the room they sought.
When they open the door they saw the engine room, and within it the engineers. The wizards smiled. "Avada Kedavra!" the auror leading the party shouted as he hurled the killing curse, striking one of the lizards as it was knocked off its feet and fell on the ground motionless. The other wizards began to cast spells to kill the lizards and destroy mechanism meant to keep the ship afloat.
From the ship everyone would feel it shake as it began to slowly go down. "What on Earth? Why is the ship going down?" Sirius asked as he looked around. "I don't know but I have a bad feeling about this." Shacklebolt looked at Madi. "Do you know where machine that is keeping the ship flying is and can you take us? I fear that someone is trying to bring the vessel down."

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by Skylus » Sun Feb 09, 2020 10:53 pm
Naval Monte wrote:
The Great Wizarding Rebellion
Yoshinori knew that the witch wouldn't make it on time to stop the ship from falling, with no option he cast a barrier around him and Tenzma as the ship fell.
When it crash the dragonflies were safe from within the barrier they were trapped in. The aurors not killed by the crash soon were stung by the monsters. Each one having their faces swell grotesquely large as they began to suffocate from their airways being blocked by the constriction being induced by their flesh.
Other monsters that were captured also began to take their revenge by killing surviving Aurors. With AEGIS the surviving soldiers were all stun by Aurors who recovered far more quickly than them. The two yokai would leave the barrier to look around, bring surrounded by a few survivors.
With Madi she would find one badly surviving auror who brought down the airship. "Figures that won't kill you, but no matter. It doesn't matter if you live through this now. You and the Ministry are finished. No one believes in any of you. Your legacy was tarnished by the fools on the Ministry and when the world needed you the most you abandoned it." He would let out a chuckle, ignoring the pain he felt.
"You don't deserve to be called a hero." He would raise up his wand to try and cast a spell on Madi.

by Rostavykhan » Fri Feb 14, 2020 10:31 pm

by Naval Monte » Sat Feb 15, 2020 10:42 am

by Naval Monte » Sat Feb 15, 2020 9:12 pm
The Civil War is over! With the valiant New Republic and MUDP as the victors the worlds ravaged by war can begin to heal. Earth, once a battlefield for the occupying forces of Venom, is now remade as the Federal Republic of Telluria with aid from Corniera, the New Republic, and Terrans. The enigmatic AEGIS Imperative is on the pursuit for fleeing First Order war criminals with New Republic intelligence agencies. However back on Zakuul they are studying ancient artifacts found on Rakata Prime. Unaware that their research will bring them into a new conflict.

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Tides of Change
Origin System - Pluto Sector - Approximately 5 minutes away from Pluto Solar Rail Junction
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by Naval Monte » Mon Feb 17, 2020 9:55 am

by The Japanese Americans » Mon Feb 17, 2020 2:51 pm
Rostavykhan wrote:The Great Wizarding Rebellion
Miria
Miria's gut flipped as weight became weightless, as the sensation of feet stomping on solid ground turned to that of sliding and falling. The ship shook, the vibrations working their way through her small body, and then dissipating into the air as her boots lifted off. Miria whined and desperately grasped for anything solid that she could grab, but to no avail. Her world began to spin. The floor became the ceiling, and the ceiling the walls, and the walls the floor. Spells whizzed by her, and shouting assaulted her from every conceivable angle as the airship began its swift, violent descent. Miria felt her fingertips touch a piece of railing, to which the girl grabbed on to tightly, but the next flip sent her careening across the room, and her small anchor was ripped from her hand. The creaking of metal and explosion of the engine told her all that she needed to know - that she had better pray that she wasn't on whatever the ceiling was when the ship hit the ground, unless she wanted to be a splat on the pavement. In the tossing and confusion, her glasses were knocked off, and went tumbling out of her reach. Before Miria could even register the loss of her glasses (and her sight with them), the ship hit the ground, and Miria hit something hard and metal. The ship crunched and burst open underneath her, and the force of the impact hit her. She lost consciousness.
Miria would have landed closer to Lee...not that she realized it. When she came to, it was dark and fuzzy for her. She twitched, her movement making a jumble of pipes and panelling from the airships tumble over to the boy's right side. Miria's glasses had landed somewhere in the area as well, although she would need a little help locating them. The girl began to whimper, climbing up on shaky legs, only to stumble again. She felt a sharp pain in her chest, on her right side, and instinctively clutched her side. She didn't feel anything broken, but she was definitely probably bruised good. She was definitely terrified, and despite normally being more concerned with her glasses than anything else, the reptile part of her brain had seemed to have kicked in enough now for her to come skittering out, only to register movement - Lee - and crawl back behind cover with her teeth bared and eyes narrowed. First thing first, she definitely needed some calming down, and then she needed her glasses back. Otherwise, she was lost and confused, and likely to attack more than just stray Aurors or AEGIS troops.
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