Billy Cranston (
morphitudinous) wrote in
trans_92011-12-13 01:47 pm
Best Gadget Buddies [Open]
There was only one destination in mind when the war started: work. Billy had dashed down to the transportation tubes, arriving on the first floor when he'd hit a snag: a robot swarm already assaulting the Med Bay and Special Weapons. But that wouldn't stop him: his coworkers and friends could be there, and the lab could easily hold the key to fighting back. He'd struggled and shoved his way through, roughed up very well by the time he crossed the threshold of his lab.
The hordes were closing in. Only his guns and a narrow doorway stood between Billy and death, and so far it seemed that death was gaining the upper hand. Would there ever be time to cobble together a better solution or escape? He doubted it. Not unless help arrived for them.
(ooc: Defend the laboratory? Your characters can be trapped with Billy rigging together some kind of defense system or trying to get through to him. If it gets bad, though, they might all have to escape and blow up the tech...)
The hordes were closing in. Only his guns and a narrow doorway stood between Billy and death, and so far it seemed that death was gaining the upper hand. Would there ever be time to cobble together a better solution or escape? He doubted it. Not unless help arrived for them.
(ooc: Defend the laboratory? Your characters can be trapped with Billy rigging together some kind of defense system or trying to get through to him. If it gets bad, though, they might all have to escape and blow up the tech...)

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Billy found himself face to face with the advancing army, shooting at them from whatever cover he could find. It went well for a few minutes, until a little one broke through his crate and struck him across the chest with an arm. He only had a second before he was shot in the heart.
"Do---you want some fries?" With strength he wasn't sure he had, he viciously jammed a hand into the circuitry and ripped, causing a storm of sparks and bloodying his hand in the process. It was disabled, finally, and he was left to roll behind an overturned metal desk. That should be stabler, at least.
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A few more minutes later, she had set up the last of the small turrets she had built and turned them on. With whirring and spinning sounds, the atomatons came to 'life' and began targeting the inputted hostiles, them being the other robots, and they began to shoot back at them.
With that settled, Ronnae took a break from setting defenses and went to check up on Billy, first aid kit in hand and immediately getting to work once she was next to him.
"How you holding up love?"
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"I'll be fine for a few more hours, but we need to escape. We won't last without food," Billy whispered, looking worriedly at her. "I'm still working on the big cannon."
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The turrets were doing wonders keeping the robots at bay, even destroying a few of them. And the shields that had been placed had kept them from taking too much damage for the time being, but it was clear it would last.
Ronnae popped back out after a minute or two and had with her a large, heavy looking duffel bag.
"Alright love, got the things we'll need for protection. Ready to set up a defense hub further in?"
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Right as the girl had left the room a metallic arm grabbed her by the neck from behind and lifted the short girl off the ground threatening to crush her.
The metallic, skeletal structure came to view, the eerie, red glowing eyes and the dead set grin on it's features screamed danger.
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"B-Billy! H-help!"
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What could he do? Electrocuting it would hurt her. Using explosives would hurt her. Removing her was the only way, wasn't it?
In the split second he'd thought, he'd snagged a power drill and attempted to leap over it, swinging the drill down for a drill attack digging into the arm joints, the immediate problem. Anything at the core would be more likely to have a defense mechanism that could kill them all.
Please, please, he prayed, hoping he wasn't killing them all. "HELP!" was what he hollered aloud. "INFILTRATION IN THE BACK ROOM!"
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Well. That was an ugly situation. The moment he saw it he reflexively attempted to bind holy energy to force the robot to turn its hostile attentions to him... which, of course, failed. Without a second's hesitation he took the next step -- he yanked the shield off his arm and hurled it directly at the robot's head. He had no power to surround it and guide it, none of the ability that usually made this choice of attack not only practical, but wise. Nevertheless, that was a hunk of hardened elementium and truegold hurled by a skilled warrior. If it bought Ronnae a moment of non-crushing, that was all he asked.
Because in that moment he drew his fightin' weapon. Quel'delar, Might of the Faithful, arced upwards as he leaped to bring the legendary blade down on the shoulder joint of their antagonist. And, because he was rescuing an orc, he punctuated that with a bellow of, "FOR THE HORDE!"
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But as he turned to try and get him, the shield smacked him right on the head, sending it stumbling back and loosening it's grip on Ronnae thanks to the efforts of both Maridian and Billy.
It released the girl and now it's arm seemed disabled...
But the other had grabbed for it's rail gun and was now releasing a barrage of high density rounds towards the group.
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But she wouldn't have much time as the noise from the weapon going off rung in her ears.
She did her best to crawl behind some cover, not knowing if it would help or not, but right now, she was still disoriented.
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He was in intense pain for some reason, but that could be brushed aside. Removing the immediate threat was more important. His hand searched far and wide for anything, closing around a gun---and another, one he lobbed at Ronnae.
"You know what to do," he grunted. And it was shootout time, peeking over the wall for fractions of seconds to check his aim.
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"ANAR'ALAH BELORE!" he roared, slicing this time for the other arm, the one that held the weapon. He'd put Quel'delar's Sunwell-tempered edge up against whatever that gun was made of any day, even an unmagical one!
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It used the momentum of the turn to swipe at Mar with force, aiming to drop the elf prone.
The distraction however, had stopped his firing for the time being.
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She let out three bursts at the head and a few more towards the arm that was holding the weapon in hopes to aid Mar's damage and hoping that it would deter it from further pursuing Mar.
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He kept low and shot even lower from the side, aiming for the attachments to the legs with rapid-fire shots. It was an incredible risk for Mar, and he worried.
"Come on!" he exhaled furiously.
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Bullets flying past him? He didn't even notice them. In the heat of battle a surge of spells and missiles passed within inches of him on a regular basis; this was practically a vacation.
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Many of the ones to the head made the T-800's aiming program fail and many of it's functions were becoming disable little by little.
The vicious assault from Mar was the end for the machine as slice after slice broke it down more and more, eventually making it fall back with a resounding 'thud'.
It's aiming arm however had locked on the trigger, and now the rail gun was flailing aimlessly, sending bullets flying everywhere.
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Ronnae took one of the sheets of metal that were laying around and charged the lifeless machine and slammed the makeshift shield against it's gun arm, knocking the rail gun off it's hands and stopping the gun from firing.
She turned back to the other two with a concerned look,
"Are you both okay? I still have my first aid kit." Of course, she hadn't noticed Billy had been injured, her vision having been blurred by the earlier assault and it wasn't till now that she had full awareness.
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He immediately paced around the back room, searching for any signs of 'friends' laying in wait. For now, there were none, but there was a nice line of red on the side of his suit.
"I think so. For the most part, anyway. Might've cut myself dodging bullets," he added, looking down at his side. He really, really missed his uniform armor. At least there was a little more protection there. "But I'll survive."
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She strode up to Billy and motioned him to sit down, taking her time to clean and dress the wounds using the items in the kit.
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"Thanks." He only had time to lean in and kiss her cheek before running over to the doorway, watching for more signs of invasion while she tended to Mar. "Maridian, could you help her too? I would, but...someone should watch," he worried.
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Honestly, the blood elf looked terrible, once you got his armor off. Bright purple-blue blotches covered his chest and one leg where the armor had been driven punishingly into his flesh.
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When she saw Mar's wounds, she frowned in concern and touched them lightly, inspecting what parts needed more hep due to critical injuries as opposed to the lighter scratches.
Once she was sure of where she needed to begin, she started immediately, taking her time to not hurt him further.
"I'm sorry if this hurts, this shouldn't take too long okay?" her voice was soft and caring, much like the way it used to be when she was tending to her team back in Azeroth. Specially those that had skipped the batlefield first aid classes.