Post by pipintan on Mar 5, 2015 21:42:54 GMT -5
The year was 3000. Man had inevitably destroyed Earth, though to everyone's amazement, they had not wiped out each other in the wars they had amassed. Man was now searching for a new place to call home. So far, they had been forced to hop from planet to planet, stuck on their spaceships; oxygen was rare for these planets, as alien races had been fighting for longer than man had been alive. In the whole universe, there is now only three hundred types of species alive, counting man; there used to be millions upon millions, though war, planets burning up, and diseases have now slowly dwindled the numbers.
In all these years, however, there has been a race alive since the beginning of time, when the world began. They are the first race of species that have survived against every thing that has been thrown at them. Because of this, the race believes that everything is out to get them, quite intelligent really. Unfortunately, this race of species might be killed off, because of a disease they received while traveling to a distant planet to trade with a close by race. That will be the last time they do that. For some reason, the race has found someone that can potentially save their race.
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One of the warriors that has been patrolling in the cells where its crew captured many prisoners, slows at one of them. It's a large creature, standing about 6'4, and with its lanky stature and long thin arms propped up like a grasshopper, it looks like an old man from where the prisoner was from. The humanoid alien's skin seems to stretch in what could be a grin, as it stares down at the prisoner.
"How are you feeling?" It clicks, its long tongue flicking out of its mouth, tasting the air around the prisoner, "I do hope you are comfortable." There's no sense of teasing in the alien's voice; it truly sounds like it is worried about the conditions of its prisoner. The alien turns its head, almost like it is concerned that it is stepping out of line talking to the human, its bald head gleaming in the fluorescent lights that hung overhead. "You are our most prized prisoners," it continues, glancing back, its black and beady eyes seeming to grow darker, "we shall do everything in our power to make you more comfortable."
In all these years, however, there has been a race alive since the beginning of time, when the world began. They are the first race of species that have survived against every thing that has been thrown at them. Because of this, the race believes that everything is out to get them, quite intelligent really. Unfortunately, this race of species might be killed off, because of a disease they received while traveling to a distant planet to trade with a close by race. That will be the last time they do that. For some reason, the race has found someone that can potentially save their race.
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One of the warriors that has been patrolling in the cells where its crew captured many prisoners, slows at one of them. It's a large creature, standing about 6'4, and with its lanky stature and long thin arms propped up like a grasshopper, it looks like an old man from where the prisoner was from. The humanoid alien's skin seems to stretch in what could be a grin, as it stares down at the prisoner.
"How are you feeling?" It clicks, its long tongue flicking out of its mouth, tasting the air around the prisoner, "I do hope you are comfortable." There's no sense of teasing in the alien's voice; it truly sounds like it is worried about the conditions of its prisoner. The alien turns its head, almost like it is concerned that it is stepping out of line talking to the human, its bald head gleaming in the fluorescent lights that hung overhead. "You are our most prized prisoners," it continues, glancing back, its black and beady eyes seeming to grow darker, "we shall do everything in our power to make you more comfortable."