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The sky was burning. The Hobus star had gone supernova, then accelerated into a Hypernova that was tearing across space at super-luninal speeds. Dozens of planets had already been swallowed in the cosmic fire, scores of ships that weren't fast enough littering with their atoms, and whatever few spare parts had managed to survive the atomic furnace. One planet, though, it hadn't reached. The crown jewel of a vast and proud empire, and one of the few true paradises in all of known space. Ch'Rihan. Romulus. From afar, it looked no different from any other blue-green world, aside from it's rather large neighbor and moon. However, this facade of

The sky was burning. The Hobus star had gone supernova, then accelerated into a Hypernova that was tearing across space at super-luninal speeds. Dozens of planets had already been swallowed in the cosmic fire, scores of ships that weren't fast enough littering with their atoms, and whatever few spare parts had managed to survive the atomic furnace. One planet, though, it hadn't reached. The crown jewel of a vast and proud empire, and one of the few true paradises in all of known space. Ch'Rihan. Romulus. From afar, it looked no different from any other blue-green world, aside from it's rather large neighbor and moon. However, this facade of

The scientists watched in awe as the man fought the shadow. They seemed as Olympian gods battling each other with thunderbolts. Dark Shock was like Zeus in every way, his blasts of lightning melted the rubber around him, and whenever he laid his hands upon Dean he tossed the man through the air. But dean was his superior in speed, and moved faster than the god Hermes. He would run about the room, phasing in and out of being electricity, appearing seemingly at random along the powerful arcs of electricity that he seemed to ride. When he came up behind the shadow, his punches came with such a speed and fury that it seemed as if all the power o

They speak of how we have ravished the earth, but I know of that which had been raped first. It was our hope, that dwelt within our heart that now only leaves in us a great thirst. They talk of pollution, of tainted air. But I know of the worse taint in the sky. In days long past, our eyes would be up there, And so to would be our hearts, as is mine. For centuries, the stars guided mankind and now we have renounced our great shepherds. Lets pray that they do not respond in kind for then we all shall be left as lepers. Or far worse, for if the stars should then fall, we all should know it would end us all.

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Bumblebee jumped from his seat and brought out his stingers. "EAT STINGER, DECEPTICREEP." "Wait, WHAT?" Thruster and Sari exclaimed at once. Bumblebee opened up with combined blast from his stingers. Thruster shot up and dodged the bolt of electricity. He brought his hand up and a jet of fire shot from his palm, striking the Autobot in the chest. Bumblebee went into the air and fell on the couch. He brought his stingers together and fired again, this time hitting Thruster dead on, sending the Human-Robot careening to the ground. Both of them got to their feet quickly, and were preparing their next attacks when the earth between them explo

I did what she told me to do. I stayed way. She'd said that she didn't want her little boy to have to go to a cemitary in virginia just to say hi to daddy. She left a message while I was out in combat. She had called while I held my dying best friend. My son had been born two months earlier and she was proud of the him. But she was afraid, afraid that I might not call her back, that all she'd have left was that kid and a letter in the mail. She couldn't raise her son with a dead man. I hated her for it, but I understood. I'd seen good men die, an I knew that at any moment I'd join them in heaven. But I couldn't not be there. I was given l