(OOC Note: This is a solo game between me and SandDollar, continuing a RP we did on another website. It is closed just to us, but don't worry, I'm sure I'll see you in other games.
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Sergeant Hon frowned when Lana pushed the stretcher toward him. He raised his paw to stop its advance and peered past it at the officer who was stupidly climbing the barricade. What was she thinking?
Growling softly, the husky barked after her, “If you don’t see them anywhere around the bridge, you better sprint back here as though your life depends on it because it will! If anything happens to you, Miller won’t forgive us!”
Sergeant Hon stood into his were form and grasped the stretcher. He then quickly hobbled down the hall in the direction he saw the Guana officer and the scientists go. If he hadn’t been nicked in the leg, he would have gone to check and see if Michael and Vanessa were all right. He was much faster than any human. The Canaan followed the hall until he became nervous. He wasn’t sure where he was going anymore, and the seconds that sped by were making him nervous. He began hobbling faster, his fur beginning to frizz. It was then he saw the Guana officer helping two scientists into a pod.
“Hey!” Sergeant Hon called.
The Guana officer quickly drew his gun on him, and the husky’s ears nearly touched in fright.
“It’s me! What the hell man?” he growled.
The Guana officer lowered the pistol and stood back as the scientists closed the pod and launched.
“Sorry. There are still many pirates on this ship and they’re willing to fight us for the pods,” the lizard officer explained.
“What happened to those Armada guys?”
“They left. Possibly back to the proboscis.”
“What the fuck? Weren’t they sent to defend us?”
“Let’s not waste anymore time…” the Guana officer started over to the next pod and pressed the emergency button to open it. He glanced to Sergeant Hon. “Where’s Lana?”
Sergeant Hon slid his paw beneath Miller’s right arm and had to curl his left arm about his left side. “She went to go check and see if Michael and Vanessa were all right.”
“As much as I’d like to find her consideration admirable, with how little time we have to get out of here, I find her actions foolish,” the Guana officer confessed.
“Ugh, help me with Miller. He’s heavy as shit,” Sergeant Hon rasped. Even with his mutant strength, he could only heft him along until his arms began to burn intensely from the effort.
The Guana officer grabbed Noah’s legs and they carried him over to the pod, setting him inside.
Two minutes until self-destruct.
“Fuck! Lana you idiot!” Sergeant Hon snarled. “You have a pod for us right?”
The Guana officer walked over to the next and last one by Miller’s. He opened it and pointed to it.
Noah stirred, having been slumped over with his forehead resting against the console. He grasped the console with his right hand and pushed away from it, easing back against the backrest.
“What’s going on? Where’s Lana?” Noah wearily questioned.
“The ship’s about to self-destruct and she went to check on Michael and Lana. I don’t know if she’ll make it back or not but…”
Sergeant Hon took the Guana officer’s gun and set it in Noah’s lap. “We have to go. Pirates are stealin’ pods. If she’s not back in time, then I suggest you eject. She has two minutes, probably less than that now. See you Noah.”
Sergeant Hon and the Guana officer took the pod next to his and ejected.
Noah frowned. Lana was so stupid. He cleared his mind and swept the remaining minds on the ship. He hadn’t sensed Michael or Vanessa, and could only assume that they had left already. Lana’s search was going to be fruitless. He found her conscience and angrily shouted into it:
You moron! Michael and Vanessa are already gone. I just checked. Get your ass here before you die!

Sergeant Hon frowned when Lana pushed the stretcher toward him. He raised his paw to stop its advance and peered past it at the officer who was stupidly climbing the barricade. What was she thinking?
Growling softly, the husky barked after her, “If you don’t see them anywhere around the bridge, you better sprint back here as though your life depends on it because it will! If anything happens to you, Miller won’t forgive us!”
Sergeant Hon stood into his were form and grasped the stretcher. He then quickly hobbled down the hall in the direction he saw the Guana officer and the scientists go. If he hadn’t been nicked in the leg, he would have gone to check and see if Michael and Vanessa were all right. He was much faster than any human. The Canaan followed the hall until he became nervous. He wasn’t sure where he was going anymore, and the seconds that sped by were making him nervous. He began hobbling faster, his fur beginning to frizz. It was then he saw the Guana officer helping two scientists into a pod.
“Hey!” Sergeant Hon called.
The Guana officer quickly drew his gun on him, and the husky’s ears nearly touched in fright.
“It’s me! What the hell man?” he growled.
The Guana officer lowered the pistol and stood back as the scientists closed the pod and launched.
“Sorry. There are still many pirates on this ship and they’re willing to fight us for the pods,” the lizard officer explained.
“What happened to those Armada guys?”
“They left. Possibly back to the proboscis.”
“What the fuck? Weren’t they sent to defend us?”
“Let’s not waste anymore time…” the Guana officer started over to the next pod and pressed the emergency button to open it. He glanced to Sergeant Hon. “Where’s Lana?”
Sergeant Hon slid his paw beneath Miller’s right arm and had to curl his left arm about his left side. “She went to go check and see if Michael and Vanessa were all right.”
“As much as I’d like to find her consideration admirable, with how little time we have to get out of here, I find her actions foolish,” the Guana officer confessed.
“Ugh, help me with Miller. He’s heavy as shit,” Sergeant Hon rasped. Even with his mutant strength, he could only heft him along until his arms began to burn intensely from the effort.
The Guana officer grabbed Noah’s legs and they carried him over to the pod, setting him inside.
Two minutes until self-destruct.
“Fuck! Lana you idiot!” Sergeant Hon snarled. “You have a pod for us right?”
The Guana officer walked over to the next and last one by Miller’s. He opened it and pointed to it.
Noah stirred, having been slumped over with his forehead resting against the console. He grasped the console with his right hand and pushed away from it, easing back against the backrest.
“What’s going on? Where’s Lana?” Noah wearily questioned.
“The ship’s about to self-destruct and she went to check on Michael and Lana. I don’t know if she’ll make it back or not but…”
Sergeant Hon took the Guana officer’s gun and set it in Noah’s lap. “We have to go. Pirates are stealin’ pods. If she’s not back in time, then I suggest you eject. She has two minutes, probably less than that now. See you Noah.”
Sergeant Hon and the Guana officer took the pod next to his and ejected.
Noah frowned. Lana was so stupid. He cleared his mind and swept the remaining minds on the ship. He hadn’t sensed Michael or Vanessa, and could only assume that they had left already. Lana’s search was going to be fruitless. He found her conscience and angrily shouted into it:
You moron! Michael and Vanessa are already gone. I just checked. Get your ass here before you die!