by Teenr0cker » Tue Mar 01, 2005 7:42 pm
w00t! A BRAND NEW UPDATE MOTHA ....nevermind...just read it....
Teen found himself in a deep void. Not like a hole that he was plummeting down through, but a zero-g, empty white space. “This must be limbo or something,” Teen thought to himself.
As Teen slowly rotated and wondered why he hadn’t exploded due to lack of atmospheric pressure, he spotted a spec in a distant location. Teen wished to discover what the spec was. Perhaps, a human? But with no means of resistance to propel himself forward, Teen was doomed to just drift aimlessly.
Panic set in as Teen realized he could be trapped here forever. After a small moment of hysteria, Teen struggled to calm himself down by closing his eyes, taking in a deep breath, and relaxing his body. A few seconds later, Teen found himself floating towards the spec, which was rapidly increasing in size as he approached.
Teen still had a great ways to go and wondered how he started moving, or, more importantly, how he could move faster. He then realized he had exhaled quickly when he was calming himself down. Teen grinned and decided to gently inhale, lower his head, and exhale to move himself forward. After awhile, Teen decided to release some methane gas to speed up his process.
As Teen sped towards the spec, which he now saw was a person, he realized he had no time to stop. Moments before collision, Teen bounced off a round surface, perhaps a force field, and skidded to a halt…skidded? Teen now had a surface below him to stand upon: from where it came, he knew not.
Teen got up and recognized the spec was none other than the robed figure of Jera. As Teen began to ask, “Where are we?” he was quickly interrupted by Jera, who said “ we’re in a private dimension where I like to go to get away from everything.” Teen was about to ask why he’d been taken here when Jera told him “you’re here because you are too boring. You seem to have a normal personality but you lack the ability to apply such uniqueness to the tangible realm.”
Teen thought of these comments, whether criticism or simply stating the truth, they seemed insulting. Teen looked at Jera, the ruler of the realm Teen had decided to enter, and found him idly making his crown, a simple golden band, gyrate to and fro in front of his face. “It seems one must be exciting to be permitted to stay in such a town,” Teen conjectured aloud. “Precisely,” Jera concluded with a snap of his fingers.
Teen glowed blue for a second, which seemed odd to him since he didn’t normally glow blue on any occasion. Then he was red, then green, black, purple, a mix of primary and secondary colors in swirls, and other random colors until it settled on a pale, sky blue. Jera’s eyes were glazed over for a second until the color changes stopped.
Jera told Teen while he adjusted his cape and crown,“ You know, it’s not too healthy to go off-topic, especially on a sticky topic. Doing so may have some major effects.” Then, with a minor nod, Jera forced Teen backwards with some sort of ball of air that came out of nowhere. Just before Teen was too far to hear properly, Jera called out “I’ll let you find out for yourself which abilities you have. Try to expand a little!” And with a “poof!” Teen disappeared back to his proper dimension.
The ninja, still in mid-leap-attack, pondered where his target had gone off to in an instant. He had just locked eyes with his victim and already had his katana poised for the driving strike that would utterly annihilate his opponent due to the sheer force of the fall combined with the amazing powers of his blade and his own talents. The ninja was about to cancel the blow by sheathing his weapon when, out of seemingly nowhere, Teen appeared. The ninja, hoping his target wouldn’t teleport like that again, decided to force the required energy to destroy Teen from his hands to his blade. He gave his katana handle a squeeze and drove the sword down in a powerful slash. Impact.
The assassin ninja had a grin on his face, though one couldn’t see it due to the veil over his face from the nose down and the forehead up. It had been executed perfectly. At least, that’s what he thought for a moment before he noticed he was bouncing away in the opposite direction.
The ninja’s eyes were wide in wonder as he gazed upon Teen. Both of them scrambled to their feet and pondered what had just happened. It was only then that Teen noticed the pale blue light that seemed to hover just above his skin and gave off a low hum.
Before the ninja had time to react, Teen concentrated on the shape of a circle for a moment, and found his force field expanding around him. Feeling like quite the hairless hamster, Teen ran, or rather rolled, in his ball toward the ninja. With great momentum, Teen slammed into the ninja, who had foolishly been throwing stars at Teen…as in the pointy metal discs, not to be confused with the super-dense balls of burning gases.
After slamming the ninja into several bookcases, Teen visualized a shoe in his mind and proceeded to project a large, blue shoe which then threw itself at the ninja until it was both beaten and knocked out.
As Teen approached the beaten form, he noticed that the ninja’s mask had somehow come off, revealing the tangles of silvery and very light-hued purple streaks of hair. With no apparent trepidation, Teen grabbed the ninja and tossed him into one of the armchairs, sure that the ninja was out cold. Much to Teen’s surprise, the ninja was not out cold, and was very unhappy. What shocked Teen even more was what happened next. “WHOOOO-WEEEE! That was one hell of a shoe!” the ninja said while relocating his shoulder.
The ninja got to his feet, right hand extended towards Teen, intent on a handshake or a judo chop. The ninja grinned a friendly smile and shook Teen’s hand…only to whack at some pointy area of pressure on Teen’s neck. “By the way, I’m Glenn. Nice to meet you!” he said, confusing a twitching Teen. “Oh dear, I seemed to have donned my mask again,” Glenn exclaimed. Trying to sound not so stupid in front of his visitor, Teen asked him to articulate on the matter. Glenn explained that his ninja outfit was a set of clothes that were imbued with some pretty cool magic and “1337” powers, but at the cost of temporarily losing control right after waking up and flipping out on people. Like totally flipping out.
As Glenn removed the black folds of the suit, Teen saw he was a lean person, donned with black armor with a silver rim and shocking electric blue eyes that jumped out of his pale and fine facial features. Teen noticed very little of his skin was left exposed and his eyes fell on the katana Glenn had picked back up and placed by his waist.
After a moment of silence, a noise outside brought Teen to his senses and he ran outside, remembering Impossible had planned to engage an enemy of his own for awhile. On his way to the door, Glenn rushed in from out of thin air and opened the door for Teen with a nicer smile than before. As they made their way out, a very odd sight fell before them. A tall figure, presumably Impossible, made entirely out of AOL trial CDs stood a short distance away from a figure hunched over a Topic Book, writing furiously in it. Teen was surprised that the man wanted nobody to hear it before it was delivered, assuming that it must have been urgent. The person suddenly got up, slammed the book shut, and threw the book at Impossible…along with a bottle containing a yellow gas marked with an ‘F’. Teen was about to tell Impossible that the bottle most likely contained the isolated element Fluorine, a volatile and very explosive halogen but it was too late. A huge explosion rocked the ground and rendered many faraway dams for little Dutch people broken, letting loose a horrible flood. After many minutes, the dust cleared, revealing an unfazed Impossible in the same crouch, muttering into the book. The opponent recovered from the shock and lobbed a grenade at Impossible. “What?” Glenn asked, confused. “Those discs are practically indestructible. He’s fine,” Teen explained, standing with ease. “The only way to get rid of them is to send them to a sun. Anything less is just a waste. But that doesn’t even matter right now,” Teen continued.
The crowd was in a hush during that time… The grenade sailed from the attackers hand. One second. Impossible closed the topic book. Two. The grenade was finishing it’s arc. Three. The assailant covered his ears, bracing for the explosion. Four. Somebody had a seizure and fell to the floor. Five.
I do not have any more typed up in advance right now, which means I'm not holding anything back at this time.I might have some time for a few more pages later this weekend, but whatever...
Sage Of The Wise wrote:This sounds like the beginning of a sitcom. Think about it: "Coming this fall to Fox, Ralphie and the Hooker".