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High atop a large building complex within the ruins of the old city of Moscow, it over looked the last city of the human race on this world.
The smaller buildings were completely abandoned, while the larger buildings were where the population lived. The roads that connected them were often times infested with creatures from different worlds, and the buildings themselves had mounted turret systems along the sides to fire at anything that approached from the sky. The bottom was fortified against any monsters approaching from the ground, and lower levels were the civilian sectors, mainly of the impoverished. The high floors had the wealthy. Slowly, but surely, each building off in the distance was lost and overrun by creatures, and now, only a few remain protected as the hordes of beasts continue to get stronger and stronger. Time was running out for these people. And the heroes.
From where they stood, the Doctor was scanning the skyscrapers to find this mysterious energy source the mad god told them about. And sure enough, the highest one had a reading that matched the same energy source that brought them here. The flash of green light that teleported them all to this planet. Unlike their sudden arrival though, this source was a steady stream of gamma rays, smaller in size than the ones used to bring them here, yet no other building had the same readings. Whatever was producing energy here, it wasn't some type of nuclear reactor. The energy readings was emitting small, but noticeable electromagnetic waves. If they were experimenting with nuclei right above such a heavily populated building like this, that spelled trouble right away. Their job was to find it, and see if perhaps this was the reason why they were brought here.
"Soooo..... Anyone have an idea for how to get up there?" One of the MacManus brothers asked
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Down below, however, on the streets of the old city, was a small convoy of rather 'villainous' characters. Doom had yet to come back, and they had begun their approach to the edge of the new city. Led by Dio, the plan was to find a way into the city, yet without Doom, their lead to how they could return to their homes was lost. It didn't help that accompanying them was an annoying, bratty little girl, proclaiming they were but morons in comparison to herself. Which often times made Malgus shock her with his lightning to make her shut up. After an hour of walking, they came to an opening. An old park that had overgrown over the decades, with a large camp site that housed dozens of soldiers of different backgrounds.
The walls were clearly made to keep out the creatures, and once inside, the soldier began to line up to the leaders. They were quite diverse, from Helghast, to old Sith commandos, Tarkatan warriors loyal only to the Kahn himself, AIM soliders with stained yellow suits, and even U.B.C.S. operators. Each lined up to the approaching leaders, saluting them accordingly in single file.
One such Tarkatan warrior approached the group with Radec by his side. Another loyalist to the Kahn, and the most feared of the Tarkatans.
Kneeling, Baraka spoke up, "Our scouts have cited a horde of beasts approaching the camp. They outnumber us by the dozens." While together, this rag tag team of soldiers was formidable, they were still small in numbers.
"The route to the city is clear for now, but we will need to leave now before the sun completely sets." Radec also informed, hands behind his back in a gentlemanly fashion, though in reality, he respected none of them.
The smaller buildings were completely abandoned, while the larger buildings were where the population lived. The roads that connected them were often times infested with creatures from different worlds, and the buildings themselves had mounted turret systems along the sides to fire at anything that approached from the sky. The bottom was fortified against any monsters approaching from the ground, and lower levels were the civilian sectors, mainly of the impoverished. The high floors had the wealthy. Slowly, but surely, each building off in the distance was lost and overrun by creatures, and now, only a few remain protected as the hordes of beasts continue to get stronger and stronger. Time was running out for these people. And the heroes.
From where they stood, the Doctor was scanning the skyscrapers to find this mysterious energy source the mad god told them about. And sure enough, the highest one had a reading that matched the same energy source that brought them here. The flash of green light that teleported them all to this planet. Unlike their sudden arrival though, this source was a steady stream of gamma rays, smaller in size than the ones used to bring them here, yet no other building had the same readings. Whatever was producing energy here, it wasn't some type of nuclear reactor. The energy readings was emitting small, but noticeable electromagnetic waves. If they were experimenting with nuclei right above such a heavily populated building like this, that spelled trouble right away. Their job was to find it, and see if perhaps this was the reason why they were brought here.
"Soooo..... Anyone have an idea for how to get up there?" One of the MacManus brothers asked
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Down below, however, on the streets of the old city, was a small convoy of rather 'villainous' characters. Doom had yet to come back, and they had begun their approach to the edge of the new city. Led by Dio, the plan was to find a way into the city, yet without Doom, their lead to how they could return to their homes was lost. It didn't help that accompanying them was an annoying, bratty little girl, proclaiming they were but morons in comparison to herself. Which often times made Malgus shock her with his lightning to make her shut up. After an hour of walking, they came to an opening. An old park that had overgrown over the decades, with a large camp site that housed dozens of soldiers of different backgrounds.
The walls were clearly made to keep out the creatures, and once inside, the soldier began to line up to the leaders. They were quite diverse, from Helghast, to old Sith commandos, Tarkatan warriors loyal only to the Kahn himself, AIM soliders with stained yellow suits, and even U.B.C.S. operators. Each lined up to the approaching leaders, saluting them accordingly in single file.
One such Tarkatan warrior approached the group with Radec by his side. Another loyalist to the Kahn, and the most feared of the Tarkatans.
Kneeling, Baraka spoke up, "Our scouts have cited a horde of beasts approaching the camp. They outnumber us by the dozens." While together, this rag tag team of soldiers was formidable, they were still small in numbers.
"The route to the city is clear for now, but we will need to leave now before the sun completely sets." Radec also informed, hands behind his back in a gentlemanly fashion, though in reality, he respected none of them.
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