Gradasi
04-02-2006, 03:21
The Battleship Obsidian, just outside of Corpsac Space...
The infamous Garian Blood Spiller sat upon his throne, adorned with various body parts on a bridge littered with the spoils of piracy. His crew was either to drunk or to busy counting their newly ill-gotten gains to notice that their leader had gotten up from his chair with an announcement which was broadcasted through his fleet.
"Well, well, well fools. Looks like our little brake is over; I have found us a new little playground belonging to some pathetic race whose 'Empire', if one could call such a scrappy little pile of systems that, is known through-out as the Corpsac or some ridiculous thing such as that."
The sounds of jubilee could be heard throughout the comms, the chattering of drunkards and sociopaths permeating through the network as Garian cleared his throat.
"Get ready peons, within the hour we will be doing what we've been doing for the past 10 years. Raiding convoys, ambushing police fleets, mining up asteroid fields, and hell, the occasional all out assault on their military should be fun!"
The same chatter as before was heard rushing through the comm network, --at a volume so loud Garian had to plug his ears-- it was a reaction that Garian had hoped for, this mass of souls he called his crew still had that fighting spirit they would need to survive through this new round of piracy.
Garian sat back down, with strands of his hair, white as freshly fallen snow lay down over his face, a face which was smooth as the metals which made up his mighty Battle Armour. The Armour itself as much a weapon as well as a shield. Spikes protruding from the elbows and knees, the knuckles and forearms with even more fearsomely sharp protrusions. Garian's eyes--red as the blood that stained the floor-- focused on the nearest minion.
"Fetch me my sword and side arm; I shall be needing them for the battles which lie ahead."
The fidgety minion let out a wail of delight; serving Garian was the highest honour one could hope for in this gaggle of greedy, demented psychos.
"Helmsmen, lay in a course. Tomorrow our rain of Terror shall begin in Corpsac!"
The helmsmen let out a wail of excitement as he went about his task. The others on the bridge joining him in his excitement; it had been weeks since their last large raid, bordem quickly setting in. Now they had a new job, one that would end the tedium of floating meaninglessly around the dark bowels of hyperspace.
The minion returned, dragging a large brown sack across the floor from the captains’ quarters. It contained a large sword, one so heavy two men of exceptional strength would be required to get it off the ground, and a sword of equal size and weight.
"Excellent Minion, now off with you before I test my blade with your bones!"
The minion scurried off as Garian lifted the blade without effort. The hilt was stained red with the blood of countless and often hapless victims. The blade itself had a length larger than Garian himself--who stood at about seven and a half feet-- and as wide as the length of a mans forearm. With a flick of the wrist, Garian's prized blade spun about in the air, creating a fierce breeze that blew about all the light refuse which had collected on his bridge.
Garian let out a small hail of laughter as his fleet began to move. His hollowed laughter permeated throughout the bridge, sending a chill through the spines of anyone who was in earshot.
Garian dropped his sword, blade first into the grating of the hull, the blade cutting through it as if the floor had not been made out of anything than the pungent air that filled the bridge. Garian took the clip that went to his sidearm out of the bag. Though the gun was hardly a sidearm, itself weighing more than a full-grown man. The clip, which went to this gun, carried about seven bullets, each with enough power cut through the thickest of personal--and in some cases vehicle-- Armour.
Garian’s teeth, which shown with the luminosity of a moon at its fullest, were canine like and rapid in their appearance. His smile was capable of instilling enough fear to drive any man unacquainted into madness. It was through this smile that Garian gave out his last order before heading to his chambers for some much needed rest.
"Once we cross-over into their space have the stealth scouts scour the systems, if they find anything worth our trouble have me know. Until that time, I need rest. Anyone who disturbs me shall wish that I had thrown them out the airlock!"
The armada of ramshackle vessels plodded onward towards Corpsac, with a stealthy grace that would not seem possible for these ships, most of which were on the verge of imploding as they moved along, undetected through the void of hyperspace. Within a days time Corpsac would know fear, and the name of that fear was Corpsac.
The infamous Garian Blood Spiller sat upon his throne, adorned with various body parts on a bridge littered with the spoils of piracy. His crew was either to drunk or to busy counting their newly ill-gotten gains to notice that their leader had gotten up from his chair with an announcement which was broadcasted through his fleet.
"Well, well, well fools. Looks like our little brake is over; I have found us a new little playground belonging to some pathetic race whose 'Empire', if one could call such a scrappy little pile of systems that, is known through-out as the Corpsac or some ridiculous thing such as that."
The sounds of jubilee could be heard throughout the comms, the chattering of drunkards and sociopaths permeating through the network as Garian cleared his throat.
"Get ready peons, within the hour we will be doing what we've been doing for the past 10 years. Raiding convoys, ambushing police fleets, mining up asteroid fields, and hell, the occasional all out assault on their military should be fun!"
The same chatter as before was heard rushing through the comm network, --at a volume so loud Garian had to plug his ears-- it was a reaction that Garian had hoped for, this mass of souls he called his crew still had that fighting spirit they would need to survive through this new round of piracy.
Garian sat back down, with strands of his hair, white as freshly fallen snow lay down over his face, a face which was smooth as the metals which made up his mighty Battle Armour. The Armour itself as much a weapon as well as a shield. Spikes protruding from the elbows and knees, the knuckles and forearms with even more fearsomely sharp protrusions. Garian's eyes--red as the blood that stained the floor-- focused on the nearest minion.
"Fetch me my sword and side arm; I shall be needing them for the battles which lie ahead."
The fidgety minion let out a wail of delight; serving Garian was the highest honour one could hope for in this gaggle of greedy, demented psychos.
"Helmsmen, lay in a course. Tomorrow our rain of Terror shall begin in Corpsac!"
The helmsmen let out a wail of excitement as he went about his task. The others on the bridge joining him in his excitement; it had been weeks since their last large raid, bordem quickly setting in. Now they had a new job, one that would end the tedium of floating meaninglessly around the dark bowels of hyperspace.
The minion returned, dragging a large brown sack across the floor from the captains’ quarters. It contained a large sword, one so heavy two men of exceptional strength would be required to get it off the ground, and a sword of equal size and weight.
"Excellent Minion, now off with you before I test my blade with your bones!"
The minion scurried off as Garian lifted the blade without effort. The hilt was stained red with the blood of countless and often hapless victims. The blade itself had a length larger than Garian himself--who stood at about seven and a half feet-- and as wide as the length of a mans forearm. With a flick of the wrist, Garian's prized blade spun about in the air, creating a fierce breeze that blew about all the light refuse which had collected on his bridge.
Garian let out a small hail of laughter as his fleet began to move. His hollowed laughter permeated throughout the bridge, sending a chill through the spines of anyone who was in earshot.
Garian dropped his sword, blade first into the grating of the hull, the blade cutting through it as if the floor had not been made out of anything than the pungent air that filled the bridge. Garian took the clip that went to his sidearm out of the bag. Though the gun was hardly a sidearm, itself weighing more than a full-grown man. The clip, which went to this gun, carried about seven bullets, each with enough power cut through the thickest of personal--and in some cases vehicle-- Armour.
Garian’s teeth, which shown with the luminosity of a moon at its fullest, were canine like and rapid in their appearance. His smile was capable of instilling enough fear to drive any man unacquainted into madness. It was through this smile that Garian gave out his last order before heading to his chambers for some much needed rest.
"Once we cross-over into their space have the stealth scouts scour the systems, if they find anything worth our trouble have me know. Until that time, I need rest. Anyone who disturbs me shall wish that I had thrown them out the airlock!"
The armada of ramshackle vessels plodded onward towards Corpsac, with a stealthy grace that would not seem possible for these ships, most of which were on the verge of imploding as they moved along, undetected through the void of hyperspace. Within a days time Corpsac would know fear, and the name of that fear was Corpsac.