- Posting Speed
- Speed of Light
- Multiple posts per day
- Writing Levels
- Advanced
- Preferred Character Gender
- Male
- Female
- Genres
- Sci-fi, modern, horror, a bit of dark romance stories.
~~GM~~
Upon Erin vanishing, she would notice the cloth covering her chest was gone. The rest of her clothing remained, but the part that was actually inside the monolith was now taken captive.
But never fear, breast-cloth, Erin is on the rescue!
With a big goddamn hammer!
Yet, once more, the monolith watched her with interest. As Ruby ran off with the crystal, the swirling hole that opened up vanished, instead bracing for the impact of the hammer. It believed it could withstand it.
..... It did not.
Erin, with the strength of a god-killer, and the tenfold strength needed to wield such a weapon, smashed the obelisk. Its outer layer was smashed to pieces like shards of a mirror, but its insides began to combust into pure black flames that spewed out from the cracks. For a few seconds, the monolith shook violently, like it tried to hold itself together as it broke apart, but the damage had been done.
The light of the room dimmed, the bricks of the floors and walls faded from sight, and the monolith began to 'howl.' If it could be called that. It was as if they were underwater in an endless ocean, and something far, far down below them, where the light of the sun couldn't reach, began to roar like it was awakening from a long sleep. It was deafening. The station turned to darkness, and the tomb that had been built around the obelisk faded into absolute nothingness.
Finally, it exploded outwards, and the flames engulfed them all and whatever light remained. The world vanished, and the howling stopped. For a few minutes, they could not even see their own hands in front of their faces, let alone tell how far apart they were to each other if they tried speaking up. But then a light finally reappeared.
It was small, but it was approaching them. A hand was holding a flickering flame, and the subtle sounds of heavy footsteps grew more noticeable with each patter against the ground.
"Well well," a low, gravely voice called out to them calmly, "The one soul among you who lacks any curiosity manages to open you a pathway to this place." When the light is close enough to illuminate their bodies once more, the man holding it was also visible. "Usually those who stumble upon my lord are quick to study or worship him. But you," he looked at Erin, "you could sense him watching back.... Hmph," the flame in his hand rose above them and formed into an orb.
Yet, even as it got brighter, their surroundings remained pitch black. "Tarnished," he realized about Erin, "that's why. And not just any ordinary one either... You're different from your kind. No one should be able to pierce through my lord's bier, and yet you struck it with an incredible blow... Well done to you." He complimented Erin.
He then looked to the others, pointing to each as he tried to remember their names. "Huntress," he started with Ruby, "Avatar," he pointed to the still unconscious Moon Knight, "Terminator... Series 800. Interesting group."
Upon Erin vanishing, she would notice the cloth covering her chest was gone. The rest of her clothing remained, but the part that was actually inside the monolith was now taken captive.
But never fear, breast-cloth, Erin is on the rescue!
With a big goddamn hammer!
Yet, once more, the monolith watched her with interest. As Ruby ran off with the crystal, the swirling hole that opened up vanished, instead bracing for the impact of the hammer. It believed it could withstand it.
..... It did not.
Erin, with the strength of a god-killer, and the tenfold strength needed to wield such a weapon, smashed the obelisk. Its outer layer was smashed to pieces like shards of a mirror, but its insides began to combust into pure black flames that spewed out from the cracks. For a few seconds, the monolith shook violently, like it tried to hold itself together as it broke apart, but the damage had been done.
The light of the room dimmed, the bricks of the floors and walls faded from sight, and the monolith began to 'howl.' If it could be called that. It was as if they were underwater in an endless ocean, and something far, far down below them, where the light of the sun couldn't reach, began to roar like it was awakening from a long sleep. It was deafening. The station turned to darkness, and the tomb that had been built around the obelisk faded into absolute nothingness.
Finally, it exploded outwards, and the flames engulfed them all and whatever light remained. The world vanished, and the howling stopped. For a few minutes, they could not even see their own hands in front of their faces, let alone tell how far apart they were to each other if they tried speaking up. But then a light finally reappeared.
It was small, but it was approaching them. A hand was holding a flickering flame, and the subtle sounds of heavy footsteps grew more noticeable with each patter against the ground.

Yet, even as it got brighter, their surroundings remained pitch black. "Tarnished," he realized about Erin, "that's why. And not just any ordinary one either... You're different from your kind. No one should be able to pierce through my lord's bier, and yet you struck it with an incredible blow... Well done to you." He complimented Erin.
He then looked to the others, pointing to each as he tried to remember their names. "Huntress," he started with Ruby, "Avatar," he pointed to the still unconscious Moon Knight, "Terminator... Series 800. Interesting group."