Central Facehuggeria
18-05-2004, 21:03
OOC: This thread is a continuation of the story from here (http://www.nationstates.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=145326&start=0)
And Here (http://www.nationstates.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=145624)
Edit: fixed stupid copy/paste ?s.
Outside, it was a cold, dark, and stormy night. Inside Professor Enis' lab, it was equally dark. It had to be that way. The new Regime would never approve of his project, but he had to do something. He couldn't let the Nazis remain in control of the nation.
The lab was filled with a flurry of activity, with Enis checking and double-checking everything. He had to ensure the Premier's new residence was fully prepared. He had to ensure that the Premier's mind was still intact, stored upon the entirety of the Bay XMP ubercomputer. With something as important as the freedom from Fascism at stake, one can never be too sure. Then, satisfied that everything was in working order, Enis began the process.
But suddenly, Enis could clearly hear the solemn click of SS boot heels coming, moving inexorably closer to his lab. He was running out of time. He had to work fast.
Enis punched commands into his keyboard, sending a cacophony of clicks resounding through the lab. Electricity sparked and arced between two coils, a low bubbling could be heard, the lab began to reek of ozone.
Click, click, the SS boots came closer, unrelenting, unpausing. Time was almost out.
Enis hurriedly connected a fiber optic data cable to the Premier's body to be. Waves of information; all of the Premier's memories coursed through the cable, filling and overwriting the machine's gestalt intelligence. Indeed, the entire contents of the Premier's brain, including his conscious mind poured into the machine, overwriting almost all that was there before. The premier's survival was of paramount importance.
Suddenly, SS Colonel Heinrich, flanked by two high ranking party members and four Mobile Infantry Military Police officers kicked down the door to Enis' lab.
With a voice laced with Venom and hatred, Heinrich said "Professor Enis, we are here to place you under arrest for treason. By Furhrer Gustav's order, you are to come with us" "To an early and unmarked grave" Heinrich thought to himself. Heinrich motioned to Enis and said "Seize him."
But before the military police could comply, a blue field appeared on one of the many computers monitoring the Premier's resurrection. It said "Transfer complete. Would you like to activate unit?" (Y/N) Enis leapt at the keyboard and managed, just barely to tap the "Y" key as he was seized.
And Here (http://www.nationstates.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=145624)
Edit: fixed stupid copy/paste ?s.
Outside, it was a cold, dark, and stormy night. Inside Professor Enis' lab, it was equally dark. It had to be that way. The new Regime would never approve of his project, but he had to do something. He couldn't let the Nazis remain in control of the nation.
The lab was filled with a flurry of activity, with Enis checking and double-checking everything. He had to ensure the Premier's new residence was fully prepared. He had to ensure that the Premier's mind was still intact, stored upon the entirety of the Bay XMP ubercomputer. With something as important as the freedom from Fascism at stake, one can never be too sure. Then, satisfied that everything was in working order, Enis began the process.
But suddenly, Enis could clearly hear the solemn click of SS boot heels coming, moving inexorably closer to his lab. He was running out of time. He had to work fast.
Enis punched commands into his keyboard, sending a cacophony of clicks resounding through the lab. Electricity sparked and arced between two coils, a low bubbling could be heard, the lab began to reek of ozone.
Click, click, the SS boots came closer, unrelenting, unpausing. Time was almost out.
Enis hurriedly connected a fiber optic data cable to the Premier's body to be. Waves of information; all of the Premier's memories coursed through the cable, filling and overwriting the machine's gestalt intelligence. Indeed, the entire contents of the Premier's brain, including his conscious mind poured into the machine, overwriting almost all that was there before. The premier's survival was of paramount importance.
Suddenly, SS Colonel Heinrich, flanked by two high ranking party members and four Mobile Infantry Military Police officers kicked down the door to Enis' lab.
With a voice laced with Venom and hatred, Heinrich said "Professor Enis, we are here to place you under arrest for treason. By Furhrer Gustav's order, you are to come with us" "To an early and unmarked grave" Heinrich thought to himself. Heinrich motioned to Enis and said "Seize him."
But before the military police could comply, a blue field appeared on one of the many computers monitoring the Premier's resurrection. It said "Transfer complete. Would you like to activate unit?" (Y/N) Enis leapt at the keyboard and managed, just barely to tap the "Y" key as he was seized.