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THE BLACK EYE OF SHAREF: FINALE
Who: Big Bee'eef Slabthrust, Eye of Sharef Defenders
Where: The Eye of Sharef
When: Late afternoon, Februaro 30th
Warnings: Language, violence, metal
"My, you're in a bit of a pickle."
Bee'eef Slabthrust whirled. It was bad enough that the turkeys aboard the station had managed to humiliate his gang, now some bint was sneaking up on him? He narrowed his eyes at her. At twelve feet tall, she managed to look him in the eyes. An impressive feat for a female, but what pissed him off was that she managed to get past his guards and slip up behind him.
Didn't look bad, though. Impressive tusks.
Still, he narrowed his eyes. "What's it to you, scant?"
He was answered with a breezy laugh, her face covered by a fan that was there one minute, gone the next. He didn't have the time to ponder this, however, as she stepped forward and slid an arm around his shoulder. "Your poor gang. Humiliated." Suddenly, she was just on his opposite side, causing him to jerk. "Decimated. You would have had the run of this place too, if it weren't for... Well." She gestured in front of them, towards the direction of the station's survivors.
"Dem. They wrecked my gang!" He clenched his hands into fists, grinding his teeth together.
"Yesss." She chuckled softly into his ear. "Them. The 43rd Scutum-Crux Fleet. The Confederacy of Inhabited Systems. CIS scum. Tiny people with tiny souls who think they can run everything. What do they know of Big Bee'eef Slabthrust and the Jagtooth Clan? How can they know the hard life of the space roads? Look at them. They're like..." All of a sudden, she was on his other side again, hissing in his ear. He heard her voice on his opposite side, and when he tore his gaze from her to look at where she might be, there she was again. "Ants. Don't you think so? Little tiny bugs. Pinch, pinch, pinching at your pride?" She made pinching gestures with one hand, then snapped her teeth audibly.
Bee'eef started breathing hard and heavy, seeming to swell a bit. "Yeah. Ants! Dey're ants and dey hurt my boyz!"
"You should make them hurt."
"Yeah. YEAH! I'm gonna fuck them pinkskins up! Gonna get dem for my boyz!" The clan leader took a step and the ground shook. The merchant stalls (when had they gotten so small?) shuttered and some collapsed. He could feel heat licking from between his lips, and his reflection revealed flames roaring in his mouth. How long had he been able to do that?
Didn't matter. What mattered was smashing some puny ants, making them pay for fucking with his gang.
The scant was laughing, he could hear it echoing in his ears, but it didn't matter. After he'd gotten some payback, he'd teach her a thing or two
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The heavy stomping would be the first clue that something was wrong. The very floor vibrated under their feet. Then, from around the corner, near the ceiling, was the tip of a pompadour. Almost thirty feet of hair preceded the giant, fury-filled face of a now-gigantic Big Bee'eef Slabthrust. Flames streamed from his nose and mouth as he roared, and then fixated his gaze on a hastily-thrown together barricade, designed to keep the bikers from flying low enough to snag anyone. "FUCK YOUR SPEED BUMPS!"
He jabbed a finger at the barricade and barrels popped into existence around his wrist, circling around it until they fully encompassed it, like a deadly bracelet. And then they started spinning and spitting hot metal, despite having no visible ammunition feed. "I'M BIG BEE'EEF SLABTHRUST! I'M DE WRONG TUSKER TO FUCK WITH, SCANTS!" The shots tore through the deck plating with frightening ease, leaving gaping holes ripped through the floor, the walls, the stalls...
Somehow, somewhere, something went a little wrong.
Where: The Eye of Sharef
When: Late afternoon, Februaro 30th
Warnings: Language, violence, metal
"My, you're in a bit of a pickle."
Bee'eef Slabthrust whirled. It was bad enough that the turkeys aboard the station had managed to humiliate his gang, now some bint was sneaking up on him? He narrowed his eyes at her. At twelve feet tall, she managed to look him in the eyes. An impressive feat for a female, but what pissed him off was that she managed to get past his guards and slip up behind him.
Didn't look bad, though. Impressive tusks.
Still, he narrowed his eyes. "What's it to you, scant?"
He was answered with a breezy laugh, her face covered by a fan that was there one minute, gone the next. He didn't have the time to ponder this, however, as she stepped forward and slid an arm around his shoulder. "Your poor gang. Humiliated." Suddenly, she was just on his opposite side, causing him to jerk. "Decimated. You would have had the run of this place too, if it weren't for... Well." She gestured in front of them, towards the direction of the station's survivors.
"Dem. They wrecked my gang!" He clenched his hands into fists, grinding his teeth together.
"Yesss." She chuckled softly into his ear. "Them. The 43rd Scutum-Crux Fleet. The Confederacy of Inhabited Systems. CIS scum. Tiny people with tiny souls who think they can run everything. What do they know of Big Bee'eef Slabthrust and the Jagtooth Clan? How can they know the hard life of the space roads? Look at them. They're like..." All of a sudden, she was on his other side again, hissing in his ear. He heard her voice on his opposite side, and when he tore his gaze from her to look at where she might be, there she was again. "Ants. Don't you think so? Little tiny bugs. Pinch, pinch, pinching at your pride?" She made pinching gestures with one hand, then snapped her teeth audibly.
Bee'eef started breathing hard and heavy, seeming to swell a bit. "Yeah. Ants! Dey're ants and dey hurt my boyz!"
"You should make them hurt."
"Yeah. YEAH! I'm gonna fuck them pinkskins up! Gonna get dem for my boyz!" The clan leader took a step and the ground shook. The merchant stalls (when had they gotten so small?) shuttered and some collapsed. He could feel heat licking from between his lips, and his reflection revealed flames roaring in his mouth. How long had he been able to do that?
Didn't matter. What mattered was smashing some puny ants, making them pay for fucking with his gang.
The scant was laughing, he could hear it echoing in his ears, but it didn't matter. After he'd gotten some payback, he'd teach her a thing or two
The heavy stomping would be the first clue that something was wrong. The very floor vibrated under their feet. Then, from around the corner, near the ceiling, was the tip of a pompadour. Almost thirty feet of hair preceded the giant, fury-filled face of a now-gigantic Big Bee'eef Slabthrust. Flames streamed from his nose and mouth as he roared, and then fixated his gaze on a hastily-thrown together barricade, designed to keep the bikers from flying low enough to snag anyone. "FUCK YOUR SPEED BUMPS!"
He jabbed a finger at the barricade and barrels popped into existence around his wrist, circling around it until they fully encompassed it, like a deadly bracelet. And then they started spinning and spitting hot metal, despite having no visible ammunition feed. "I'M BIG BEE'EEF SLABTHRUST! I'M DE WRONG TUSKER TO FUCK WITH, SCANTS!" The shots tore through the deck plating with frightening ease, leaving gaping holes ripped through the floor, the walls, the stalls...
Somehow, somewhere, something went a little wrong.
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A blast of wind flies in Bee'eef's direction - though given his size, it's comparable to someone blowing hard through a straw at point-blank range. Which should just be annoying enough to get his attention, because clearly the thing to do when faced with a jacked-up space-orc that just materialized guns to blow things away is to draw attention to yourself and say stuff that will likely piss him off.
"Ah, cut the crap, Beefstick! You're nothin' but an over-sized bandit that's gotten way too big for your britches!"
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This though. This was different.
He'd made his way to the proverbial frontlines, where he was meant to be. He was big, built like a battle tank, and probably could take more hits than the organics. Or the guards. Made sense he should pitch in.
He hefted a long pole in one hand. Not as useful as a rifle or any other sort of gun, but, hey, he would make do with what he could. And stood up, brandishing it like baseball bat the size of a grown man.
"Good for you! Why don't you come over here and say that?"
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He'd been hoping for that. He takes a step forward as the organic swings, driving the heavy pole ahead of him like a battering ram, his face twisting in a sneer.
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Each step it took shook the ground of the Sharef. It thrust its finger at a point on the ground and shot at something, though Zero couldn't see what from where he was. The one thing he did see was that this Bee'eef Slabthrust was a serious problem, and would be exceedingly difficult to take down.
However, Zero wasn't scared. He saw the enemy before him, and he'd face it head on. Shifting his right hand into his Z-Buster, he jumped against a wall to the top of an abandoned building. Standing his ground, he shot several bolts of energy that were aimed for Bee'eef's face. Even at his size, that should be enough to get his attention.
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Right now, she was crouched behind debris enough to keep her out of the direct line of fire, sneaking looks to see if she could set up a direct shot. Really, the best plan would be to lure him to a narrower place in the station, close the emergency bulkheads, then vent the whole section.
Of course, the question was how to do that. Lafiel considered the angle of suppressive fire and lined up a shot.
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... Well, surely the station had emergency supplies. Possibly some even survived the carnage and disorder of people who clearly needed more drills.
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A fire-breathing, giant pig. A fire-breathing, giant, stupid pig (Break has got trousers that are smarter). But the creature's intelligence (or lack thereof) seems hardly relevant when it is tearing holes in a space station. He'd shouted at Sister Rosette for far less.
...wait.
He'd shouted at Sister Rosette for blowing up zombies. Zombies who had also proven too messy to slice up (and too infectious), so everybody had hit upon the expedient of....
"I say!" he exclaims loudly to whoever is seeking shelter beside him, behind the barricades. "Does anybody know where the space ship hangar is?"
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It was during another dash into the area that he heard the question, since he had to leave his purloined 'cycle behind to make sure it stayed behind cover.
"You have an idea?" He did, in fact, know where a few space ship hangars were. It had been pretty easy to get around past the marketplace, and Tron did bore fairy easily.
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"If our little friend up there continues at his present rate, I think we'll all end up floating about in space. But it occurs to me that if his goal is to go outside, then we should help him with that."
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"Outside where there are bigger guns..." Tron said, catching on quickly. He offered his new ally a toothy grin. "Can do. Need a lift?"
They were probably going to want some distance. Fire wasn't too high on Tron's list of things to experience first-hand.
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This is when Bee'eef starts shooting. Odo morphs into a shield in order to protect his crewmates, or at least slow down the shots. If he cannot use his first plan maybe...
Once the shooting is over, Odo glances around to check no one is injured, then morphs into a falcon and aims at Bee'eef's eyes.
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But this went beyond petty acts of vandalism and roughing up other criminals. This maniac was going to destroy the entire station at this rate. A station mostly full of civvies. She sighed. Well at least it'd be something like taking down a mech, a similar kindof thrill, even if it killed her.
"Looks fishy to me. But we're Jagtooths. We don't run from nothin'!" Which was patently a lie, she knew. Criminals worked by hiding from the law. But there was their egos to consider, and keeping control of his men. "Least of all talkin' to our own boss. Y'all coming?" She kicked her bike around, revved the engine. They'd serve as a useful distraction, at least...
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And he does have a bit of a point. Bee'eef has grown to the size of an Atlas, almost.
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