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Cavalry
Guest
It's not to detailed right now,as I just want some opinions(especially on whether or not I should continue)
Any names are of important people
Playground of Mercy
A drop of water slashed on the glass window,then another,followed by an everlasting series of tiny drops of water.
"Are you with us, Dr. Nelson?" A man in a long white labcoat asked.
"Yes,I apologize,I just noticed that it had begun raining,perhaps we should cancel the tests?" Dr.Nelson,a man of his forties replied.
"No,we have come to far to postpone until the weather clears up,besides,a few drops of rain can't do any harm."
Dr.Nelson followed the man to a lab table full of test tubes and cylinders containing a redish blue mixture. A six others,also in lab coats,stood around the table,watching for any changes in the liquids color.
"Goggles on everybody,we will begin."
Everybody in the room prepared for what took 5 years to create.
"Dr.Nelson,would you like to do the honors?"
Nelson walked over to a transmitter with a long empty beaker that was held in place by two metal rods. He poured one of the test tubes into the empty beaker,and pressed a small blue button.Within moments,a charge of elecricity moved through the rods and into the liquid mixture. Both rods spun around the glass at a slow rate
The liquid began to boil and evaporate as the electricity heated around the sides of the glass as the rods spun faster. Five of the people stood,watching the liquid,mezmorized by its unique properties. Dr. Nelson,however,sat by the window,staring at the small drops of rain that trickled down the window,leaving behind a stream in which the other drops quickly followed.
The liquid was beginning to change color. It went from a redish blue to a lime green shade.
"Nelson!,Get ready for stage two."
Nelson abbruptly stood and walked back to the transmitter. He picked up a long rod,and pointed it at one of the lights in the room. He flipped a light switch on,and the electricity jumped from the extended rod into a filament in the light.
"Everybody,to the roof." Dr. Nelson ordered.
Every person shuffled out of the room,and Nelson heard them walking on the roof.
He turned off on the television which hung in the back corner of the room and hurried out the door and up to the roof. As he climbed the staircase,he noticed a large,dark cloud havering above the building.
"Adjust the antenna now,Dr. Kisam!" Nelson screamed accross the rooftop to the group that now stood staring at the sky.
A man of his twenties grabbed hold of an antenna and adjuted it so it pointed upwards. A bolt of electricity ran through the rods in the transmitter down stairs and up into the antenna,causing a massive explosion of electricty. Every person looked at the sky,as the storm cloud darkened.
"Oh shit." Nelson exclaimed in horror
Any names are of important people
Playground of Mercy
A drop of water slashed on the glass window,then another,followed by an everlasting series of tiny drops of water.
"Are you with us, Dr. Nelson?" A man in a long white labcoat asked.
"Yes,I apologize,I just noticed that it had begun raining,perhaps we should cancel the tests?" Dr.Nelson,a man of his forties replied.
"No,we have come to far to postpone until the weather clears up,besides,a few drops of rain can't do any harm."
Dr.Nelson followed the man to a lab table full of test tubes and cylinders containing a redish blue mixture. A six others,also in lab coats,stood around the table,watching for any changes in the liquids color.
"Goggles on everybody,we will begin."
Everybody in the room prepared for what took 5 years to create.
"Dr.Nelson,would you like to do the honors?"
Nelson walked over to a transmitter with a long empty beaker that was held in place by two metal rods. He poured one of the test tubes into the empty beaker,and pressed a small blue button.Within moments,a charge of elecricity moved through the rods and into the liquid mixture. Both rods spun around the glass at a slow rate
The liquid began to boil and evaporate as the electricity heated around the sides of the glass as the rods spun faster. Five of the people stood,watching the liquid,mezmorized by its unique properties. Dr. Nelson,however,sat by the window,staring at the small drops of rain that trickled down the window,leaving behind a stream in which the other drops quickly followed.
The liquid was beginning to change color. It went from a redish blue to a lime green shade.
"Nelson!,Get ready for stage two."
Nelson abbruptly stood and walked back to the transmitter. He picked up a long rod,and pointed it at one of the lights in the room. He flipped a light switch on,and the electricity jumped from the extended rod into a filament in the light.
"Everybody,to the roof." Dr. Nelson ordered.
Every person shuffled out of the room,and Nelson heard them walking on the roof.
He turned off on the television which hung in the back corner of the room and hurried out the door and up to the roof. As he climbed the staircase,he noticed a large,dark cloud havering above the building.
"Adjust the antenna now,Dr. Kisam!" Nelson screamed accross the rooftop to the group that now stood staring at the sky.
A man of his twenties grabbed hold of an antenna and adjuted it so it pointed upwards. A bolt of electricity ran through the rods in the transmitter down stairs and up into the antenna,causing a massive explosion of electricty. Every person looked at the sky,as the storm cloud darkened.
"Oh shit." Nelson exclaimed in horror