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OCC: Hey all, this is a sci-fi/romance thread that is currently Closed for Dolly and myself. That may change as time goes on, but for now, we hope you read and enjoy.
The year is 3007 of the New Galactic Calender, and the galaxy is at a tenuous peace. Though space pirates are still a danger, outright hostilities between the Pan-Galactic Republic and the Broan Hegemony have ceased.
Commerce is thriving in the new peace, and the sea of stars once again bustles with trade and tourism. One planet of the edge of the galaxy's bustling inner core is a famous resort, Elan V. It's on this luch, tropical planet, outfitted with large, sprawling resorts with the latest in entertainment technology that the story begins.
Name: Dyne Traydor
Age: 18
Height: 6'
Weight: 170 lbs.
Hair: Chestnut brown, falling to his jawline and somewhat spiky.
Eyes: The color of red wine.
Appearance: Dyne is a lanky youth with large, clever eyes and a face with noble features. He has an honest face, his eyes displaying his emotions clearly. Dyne's favorite game is physically demanding, giving him a wiry, muscular body despite living with high technology.
"HyyyAAAHH!" Dyne swung his arms up before bringing his sworn down in an overhead blow that drove the crab-like beast before him down to it's many legs. A great crask appeared in it's shell, light pouring through it. The lean youth danced back as two more lunged at him, pincers snapping. "Ha, not even close!" His breathing was fast, but not ragged, a vicious grin on his face as wine red eyes took in the two remaining monsters. Behind them a grim figure clad head to toe in thick armor watched, his hands resting on the head of a mammoth axe.
Dyne bolted forward for the armored man, then juked left to slash his blade across one of the crab-creatures, his blade tearing through shell and muscle with ease. He spun and stabbed as the other loomed over him, using it's own bulk to impale it on the blade. Kicking it's twitching form off his sword, Dyne turned to look at the armored warrior. "You and me now, big guy."
The gigantic man grunted, hefting his axe and settling into a stance. He stayed in plae only a moment before he charged, closing with surprising speed. Dyne's eyes went wide as he leaped back, raising his sword in a desperate parry. The weapons swung toward one another-
Pause. Player Dyne's presence is requested outside. Continue?
-only for the huge knight to freeze in mid-air before he faded completely, the holomatter projectors of the game shutting down. Dyne would have gestured angrily with his sword, but it had vanished too, "Aw, come on!" "I was this close to beating my high score!" He'd gotten further than every before, really putting his fighting skills to the test.
Another guest wished to enter. Continue program?
Dyne snorted, "Forget it." "Game over." The dimly lit cave was replaced with a large plain looking room, the many lenses of the holomatter system adorning walls, floor, and ceiling. He knew who was waiting for him outside. She thought his spending most of the vacation playing his favorite game was a waste, since he could play it at home.
"Man...she can be such a pain sometimes." His oldest friend, they'd come up together. Their families were so close, they'd even taken this vacation together. Dyne trudged to the door of the Fight Champion game, sighing as it slid open. "Hey, what's up?"
The year is 3007 of the New Galactic Calender, and the galaxy is at a tenuous peace. Though space pirates are still a danger, outright hostilities between the Pan-Galactic Republic and the Broan Hegemony have ceased.
Commerce is thriving in the new peace, and the sea of stars once again bustles with trade and tourism. One planet of the edge of the galaxy's bustling inner core is a famous resort, Elan V. It's on this luch, tropical planet, outfitted with large, sprawling resorts with the latest in entertainment technology that the story begins.
Name: Dyne Traydor
Age: 18
Height: 6'
Weight: 170 lbs.
Hair: Chestnut brown, falling to his jawline and somewhat spiky.
Eyes: The color of red wine.
Appearance: Dyne is a lanky youth with large, clever eyes and a face with noble features. He has an honest face, his eyes displaying his emotions clearly. Dyne's favorite game is physically demanding, giving him a wiry, muscular body despite living with high technology.
"HyyyAAAHH!" Dyne swung his arms up before bringing his sworn down in an overhead blow that drove the crab-like beast before him down to it's many legs. A great crask appeared in it's shell, light pouring through it. The lean youth danced back as two more lunged at him, pincers snapping. "Ha, not even close!" His breathing was fast, but not ragged, a vicious grin on his face as wine red eyes took in the two remaining monsters. Behind them a grim figure clad head to toe in thick armor watched, his hands resting on the head of a mammoth axe.
Dyne bolted forward for the armored man, then juked left to slash his blade across one of the crab-creatures, his blade tearing through shell and muscle with ease. He spun and stabbed as the other loomed over him, using it's own bulk to impale it on the blade. Kicking it's twitching form off his sword, Dyne turned to look at the armored warrior. "You and me now, big guy."
The gigantic man grunted, hefting his axe and settling into a stance. He stayed in plae only a moment before he charged, closing with surprising speed. Dyne's eyes went wide as he leaped back, raising his sword in a desperate parry. The weapons swung toward one another-
Pause. Player Dyne's presence is requested outside. Continue?
-only for the huge knight to freeze in mid-air before he faded completely, the holomatter projectors of the game shutting down. Dyne would have gestured angrily with his sword, but it had vanished too, "Aw, come on!" "I was this close to beating my high score!" He'd gotten further than every before, really putting his fighting skills to the test.
Another guest wished to enter. Continue program?
Dyne snorted, "Forget it." "Game over." The dimly lit cave was replaced with a large plain looking room, the many lenses of the holomatter system adorning walls, floor, and ceiling. He knew who was waiting for him outside. She thought his spending most of the vacation playing his favorite game was a waste, since he could play it at home.
"Man...she can be such a pain sometimes." His oldest friend, they'd come up together. Their families were so close, they'd even taken this vacation together. Dyne trudged to the door of the Fight Champion game, sighing as it slid open. "Hey, what's up?"