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Tacitus · 10-19-2003, 05:28 AM

*May sends Pheonix on to the main Lab while she flies ahead in order to have preperations ready. Pheonix takes a long time to get to the Lab because of their condition. When they finally arrive, Ashes's face is no longer twisted and destroyed and Crack's leg seems a lot less damaged than before.*

Pheonix (voice only slightly distorted): Reporting for rep.. rep... rep... repairs.

Main Scribe: I'm guessing you unleashed the Flame?

May: Well, we were in a bit of a bind, if not for Pheonix, several, possibly up to thousands, may have been severely injured or even killed.

Main Scribe: Well, whatever advances the War. I'm just glad he made it back successfully. I thought the Flame would cause much greater damage to their outer shell. *Burn falls to the ground and splits in half* Shit! Get a scribe team over here now!

*A group of nearly a dozen scribes rush over and lift the brken pieces of Burn onto a table and begin the delicate process of repairing Burn.*

Scribe 2: Internal damage extensive on prototype 2.

Scribe 7: External damage minimal

Main Scribe: Someone check the other 2!

Scribe 4: On it. *he rushes over to Ashes and Crack and begins examining them. The two climb up onto their own two tables and as they shut down, the cold expression on their faces actually go limp. The Scribe pulls of the front of their chest plates and begins tinkering inside.* Internal damage to critical area minimal. Extremities seem battered but functional, these two can wait. *he rshes back over to Burn, who is now been completely separated into two seperate havles with 6 scribes working on each. Soon Burn's torso is back in one piece, but without any limbs or a head, his head sits on the table whistling to itself inceasantly*

May: Can you make him shut up?

*a scribe kicks the head off the table, the sound stop as Burn's head clangs across the floor, now it's singing epic tales of the gods*

10-19-2003, 05:28 AM	#65 (permalink)
Tacitus BattleForums Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: A place where there is no dark Age: 21 Posts: 2,172	May sends Pheonix on to the main Lab while she flies ahead in order to have preperations ready. Pheonix takes a long time to get to the Lab because of their condition. When they finally arrive, Ashes's face is no longer twisted and destroyed and Crack's leg seems a lot less damaged than before. Pheonix (voice only slightly distorted): Reporting for rep.. rep... rep... repairs. Main Scribe: I'm guessing you unleashed the Flame? May: Well, we were in a bit of a bind, if not for Pheonix, several, possibly up to thousands, may have been severely injured or even killed. Main Scribe: Well, whatever advances the War. I'm just glad he made it back successfully. I thought the Flame would cause much greater damage to their outer shell. Burn falls to the ground and splits in half Shit! Get a scribe team over here now! A group of nearly a dozen scribes rush over and lift the brken pieces of Burn onto a table and begin the delicate process of repairing Burn. Scribe 2: Internal damage extensive on prototype 2. Scribe 7: External damage minimal Main Scribe: Someone check the other 2! Scribe 4: On it. he rushes over to Ashes and Crack and begins examining them. The two climb up onto their own two tables and as they shut down, the cold expression on their faces actually go limp. The Scribe pulls of the front of their chest plates and begins tinkering inside. Internal damage to critical area minimal. Extremities seem battered but functional, these two can wait. he rshes back over to Burn, who is now been completely separated into two seperate havles with 6 scribes working on each. Soon Burn's torso is back in one piece, but without any limbs or a head, his head sits on the table whistling to itself inceasantly May: Can you make him shut up? a scribe kicks the head off the table, the sound stop as Burn's head clangs across the floor, now it's singing epic tales of the gods __________________ Forum Days [This siggy has been removed for further study]