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Well shit
Who: CHETHLETXIA, QUEEN OF THE COUNTERPLANES (AKA Ionae) and whoever else's night she's about to ruin
What: General mayhem
When: Middle of the night after everyone got back to the future
Where: Initially near the apartments
Warnings: Chaos, Destruction, Violence, General Horribleness
Ionae, safely home and heavily tanned after her trip to the 1880s, went to bed that night. It had been a long day. What with the time travel and all, she'd arguably woken up over a thousand years ago.
At some point during the night, there was suddenly a sound of furniture and walls smashing from Ionae's room, followed by an inhuman roar that probably woke up half the building.
Outside was a...thing. More than anything else, it looked like a huge eel. It was easily fifty or sixty feet long, but it had arms, horns, and elaborate wings. Behind it was a ragged hole in the wall of the apartments that had once been Ionae's bedroom. The creature roared again, slammed into the side of a building, shattering windows, then slithered down the street, moving faster than a man could run.
In so much as anyone could read it's face, which was snarling and drooling acidic saliva from a mouth with way too many needle sharp teeth, it looked...more confused than anything else.
What: General mayhem
When: Middle of the night after everyone got back to the future
Where: Initially near the apartments
Warnings: Chaos, Destruction, Violence, General Horribleness
Ionae, safely home and heavily tanned after her trip to the 1880s, went to bed that night. It had been a long day. What with the time travel and all, she'd arguably woken up over a thousand years ago.
At some point during the night, there was suddenly a sound of furniture and walls smashing from Ionae's room, followed by an inhuman roar that probably woke up half the building.
Outside was a...thing. More than anything else, it looked like a huge eel. It was easily fifty or sixty feet long, but it had arms, horns, and elaborate wings. Behind it was a ragged hole in the wall of the apartments that had once been Ionae's bedroom. The creature roared again, slammed into the side of a building, shattering windows, then slithered down the street, moving faster than a man could run.
In so much as anyone could read it's face, which was snarling and drooling acidic saliva from a mouth with way too many needle sharp teeth, it looked...more confused than anything else.
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However he still had his weapons and he still was feeling particularly smart.
So up to the top of the building he went just to have a good advantage point to watch the mayhem. Maybe next time, he will taunt the creature, but for now, he was still savoring the idea of air.
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Then it spoke, in a deep gravely voice. The mishmash of incomprehensible syllables were not meant to be spoken by a human tongue, but it was clearly speech of some form.
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"I'm afraid that you may be stuck here for now. Most of us are and I do not think there is a way out for anyone."
He did not know what it was saying but he was still going to be polite.
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It spoke again, this time in oddly accented Japanese.
"What you think is or is not possible is laughable, worm. Who is responsible for this? Anamalech? The Council?"
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For someone who's handled... things like this before, Gordon's reaction is pretty conventional when he first sees the creature from just outside the Hold: he stops and stares, horrified. What the fuck IS it?
He watches, and while part of him is drearily cognizant of the fact that it's not being wantonly destructive, just really freakin' clumsy, the moment it spots him he takes advantage of the distance and gets off the street and into the labs as soon as possible.
Before he even starts this shit, he's going to have to suit up.
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When he does find it, it is in a plaza towards the edge of town, with several frightened looking people. The people are trapped within a cage made of bars of what looks like smoke, but smoke flashing with internal light, and apparently painful to the touch. The beast is not eating them or anything, though. It is slithering back and forth in a tiny track. Could it be...pacing? Yes, it's definitely pacing and babbling at the poor people in recognizable, if growly English.
"It's all jumbled together! Both timelines! It's driving me mad and-Oh stop cowering like that or I really will eat you!"
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[Well this is interesting. Gordon stares again, only this time with less abject fear and more abject bafflement. It's... captured people to LISTEN TO IT. He's got a neurotic eldrich horror on his hands. Faced with a scenario like this, there's really only one thing a man can do:]
HEY!
[Try to... commiserate the hell out of it.]
A captive audience doesn't listen too well, you know. C'mon, let 'em go.
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Despite this initial hair trigger reaction, it determines that Gordon PROBABLY isn't a threat after a brief look.
"You would presume to give me orders, worm?"
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"...? That was unexpected...!"
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"Your form is just as frail as the others. How is it you still draw breath?"
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That said, when the smashing and stuff happened, it knocked Meliantha clear out of bed.
It takes the swordswoman two minutes to change from nightshirt to fighting gear, and since the door to Ionae's room was, uh, on the other side of the living room from where it should be, the ruins of Ionae's room were obvious, as was the hole.]
Once more into battle?
[Meliantha nods, grimly.]
Once more.
[She walks through the wreckage, looking out from the hole, and sees the creature. Shaking her head, she first runs down the wall of the building, and then, at ground level, taps the heels together while whispering a word. Tiny runes glow softly on the sides of the bootsoles, as she starts running, speed magically boosted, Chainbreaker in a prepared position to parry... or strike. She has no intent to parley with the creature that was once, she thinks, Ionae - the risk is too great. She can apologize later.]
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With her magically enhanced speed, Meliantha had little difficulty catching up. She found the creature pausing at an intersection, looking around. It had not yet noticed her.
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HOLD!
[she roars, louder than she has spoken in Exsilium ever, and prepares herself for battle... even if it's just a holding action before some of the REALLY big guns show up.]
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It felt it, though, and the reflexive twitch from the strike slammed into the ground next to Meliantha with enough force to knock someone off their feet.
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Catching a glimpse of the creature crossing through an intersection, pausing at the sight only briefly, well now that was different. Hurrying to the intersection in question before turning down the street it had headed down seeking to track it down.
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Coming to a halt a respectable distance from the creature, regarding it calmly, ready to take on his true form should it be needed.
"Greetings,"
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And then stopped as a sonorous KLONNGGggg... tolled, the sound rolling through the room.
"The Cloister Bell..." he murmured. "Why? What is it, old girl?"
A monitor flickered to life, showing him the monster. His brows met as Gallifreyan text streamed across the screen, the Cloister Bell ignored for the moment. Its temporal signature....
He looked up as the Time Rotor shuddered and started to move. "No, no, nononono, you can't do this..." Attacking the controls he tried to stop the TARDIS dematerialising but he couldn't.
Time and space are shoved rudely, painfully aside with a horrible grinding sound and a gust of wind the Police Box fades into view right in front of Ionae's rampaging form. It's small enough to be completely unnoticable...save for the noise. And its effect on the reality around it.
Inside, the Doctor stares at the screen. Swallows in a dry throat.
"If you insist," he murmurs, and walks out the door.
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"To think the Initiative could trap even one of YOUR ilk here. The Council will be impressed when they hear I have slain a Time Lord."
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"What Council?" he asks, squinting up at the monster. He leans back against the wall of the TARDIS, Zagreus beating at the inside of his mind.
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Blaine stayed well out of the way and hopefully the sight of the huge eel, snake, phallic whatever beast. He couldn't outrun it, and he'd rather not catch its attention. Those teeth? Not for plants. He reached up and slid his gun from it's holster and hoped he could slip away without using it.
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