The First's Tech of Frozen (Wander&Painter)
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				Title: <strong>The First's Tech of Frozen (Wander&amp;Painter)</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>A Painter</strong> on <strong>24-01-2016, 06:27:17</strong>
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				<div class="floatleft">(http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y112/shit_brick/Drawn%20Pix/Warrior%20Girls/FEZ__Flame_Sorceress_by_Liol.jpg)</div><br>Thea bid farewell to her guide and a specialised muffler, infused with nanotech to help combat the cold.&nbsp; It was one of the gear she brought with her from Decadent to help her on this exploration, but the guide she found would not take her deal for anything less.&nbsp; That, and some of the opiates she had originally brought as barter.<br>But, they bargained, he would get the drugs after he picked her up in two week’s time or when he saw her signal.<br>She promised he’d know it when he saw it.<br>Thea was a fantastic mage specialising in fire, with a real flare for the dramatic.&nbsp; The bright and fiery clothes she always wore was a perfect reflection of that.&nbsp; She’d come up with something to get her message across. <br><br>Even after a almost a month on the icy wasteland of a planet, Thea thought it was awe inspiring.&nbsp; Thanks to her preparations, abilities and love of adventure, the cold had not gotten to her at all. <br>In her eyes the planet looked to be covered in different shades of crystal, shimmering under the lights of its skies.&nbsp; The food was certainly something else.&nbsp; No where else in the system could you eat anything like this.&nbsp; While it was a novelty, it was probably the only bit about the planet that Thea did not like.<br><br>The ruined ship was not so grand.&nbsp; Oh, it seemed to be very large, based on the size of the frozen mound.&nbsp; Most of it was probably under the ice.&nbsp; The ship could potentially be something The First used to transport their colonies.&nbsp; <br>The whole thing could have passed for an oddly shaped cave after being coated in centuries worth of sleet and frost, completely masking the original exterior of the vessel, so Thea could not be sure what she was looking at.&nbsp; However there were hints and scrap, shinning just a few feet under the ice, signs of a crash landing.<br>Finding an entry point took some time, and a bit of blasting.<br>It was dark in the ship.&nbsp; &nbsp;The first thing that greeted Thea was a massive chasm of shadows.&nbsp; The smiled, knowing that she was the first to set foot in to this adventure.&nbsp; She cast a quick spell, and a bright light started to radiate from her staff and stepped in, the darkness slowly swallowing up red.<br><br>The whole ship was tilted to the side and slipper from the cold, making travel within it a little tricky.&nbsp; Thea managed to traverse through the ship on first day without much incident, but the circumstances made her progress slower than she expected.&nbsp; She was finding mostly corridors and rooms or scraps of things, nothing of such importance she needed to lug it with her now.&nbsp; Her bags were already heavy and making it hard to move across the uneven, frozen floors.<br>Most of the doors were frosted over and impossible to pry open. While they were more brittle thanks to the cold, but she still needed to blast each one open with a spell. Rituals and rereading the same spells over and over to knock down doors was getting ridiculous.<br><br>The was guessing that night was almost upon her.&nbsp; Being trapped in the massive ship with no windows, Thea had to guess. <br>She backtracked a little to a small space she assumed was a storage space and set up a fire.&nbsp; The room was small and was completely drenched in firelight.&nbsp; Every surface of the room was now a stage for shadows to dance.<br>It was hard to believe, but she felt even colder in the ship than she did outside with the bitter winds.&nbsp; Perhaps it was just darker here, more quiet like a tomb.&nbsp; Thea shivered, her face and ears red and ruddy from the cold.&nbsp; She wanted to do this adventure alone because of pride, and she still did, but hearing or seeing a friendly face right now would be nice.<br>“Of course!” She sat up so quickly that her red hood flew off her, revealing a thick mane of long brown hair and pointed ears pinched pink from the cold. <br>Thea whipped out her spell book and flipped through the pages eagerly.&nbsp; She could summon a helper, preferably a large golem to knock down walls and carry things for her.&nbsp; Thea closed her eyes and started the spell, her hands shaking and her tongue rigid from the cold.<br><br>It was working, Thea could feel it.&nbsp; She was confident and gifted, and hadn’t failed a spell since she was a student and had cast this spell a handful of times before.<br>The room was now enveloped in a mix of colors as the spell unfolded and a figure started to take shape.&nbsp; Thea opened her eyes then suddenly noticed that the figure was not a figure, it was a gateway, spilling out suffocating amounts of unfamiliar energy.&nbsp; Genuine terror and panic ripped through her.&nbsp; This wasn’t supposed to happen!<br>Thea grabbed her spell book, desperate to find a way to reverse the spell.&nbsp; She reached out and started to cast another spell, but it was too late.
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				Title: <strong>Re: The First's Tech of Frozen (Wander&amp;Painter)</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>wander</strong> on <strong>26-01-2016, 20:18:06</strong>
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				The spell burnt out from Thea's mind, as the ancient dust cloud of aeons past and snow cleared, a shadowed form stood forth in the summoning circle that Thea had created... A yawn came from the body's mouth, echoing through the large ship of the prehistoric by the system around Tau Ceti's standards SEED Project. "It's been some time since I have been pulled from my specific brane of the multiverse... Who dares to summon the great Kraken from their slumber this time..." a voice mumbled from behind a pair of hands, icey white and long like icicles, moving slowly from a just as white like ceramic face. From the shadows the summoned being picked themselves up, a writhing coat of red tendrils shifted over their skin like corrupted leather armour as dark eyes looked through the light towards Thea's direction...<br><br>"It's cold... Don't tell me I've been brought back to that 'Frozen' dustball those Homo Sapiens wished to set foot on?" he sighed as he took to his feet. Looking around and seeing the long since fossilised remains of the ship created from alloys far in advancement of modern day he rubbed his thin pointed chin, "Ah... I forget the difference of time flow between our worlds..." he looked finally upon Thea, "Interesting... Your height and mutation from the genes I last bore witness to do not place your evolution at a place with a strong gravity field like a planet or even moon... You're an interesting little offshoot, aren't you?" the demon Kraken spoke to Thea as he noticed her Elf genetics... "Pretty too... I may just have to sample how else you've adapted from the Sapien genome..." he added with a grin, a flickering long tongue like a chubby tentacle flickered out of his mouth, moistening thin blackened lips...
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