Apollo V.
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Apollo heard the ring of the ‘oe’ and rocketed towards the assassin, hitting him rapidly over and over and slamming him into the control board before smashing his head into the wall. “You, did WHAT?!”
Apollo’s arms and center then turned bright blue, creating a massive electrical shockwave, knocking out the systems behind the assassin, as well as the assassin. “You have two seconds to tell me what’s going on, or you’re going to say goodbye to that metal thing you call a neck.”
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Apollo shrugged. “Ten points for knowing my name. Also, it is my fight. Ree is an OGA member who needs to be disposed of, and I intend to do so swiftl-STAY DOWN! I’m not going to attack you any time soon, just tell me your purposes.”
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Apollo quickly dashed in front of the assassin, sliding across the floor and tripping Ree with his hands, holding him down. “Oh no you don’t, bitchnugget! You’re going to stay on the floor and LIKE IT!”
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Apollo quickly grabbed Pandora and Andaluza by the hand. “No questions!” Apollo then created a sphere of air and launched them into Geralt’s ship with a mirror toss. “We’re here!”
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Apollo rolled his eyes and grabbed a roped pulley. “Stay in your seats, people. He’s survived worse.” Apollo dully tied the rope to the edge of the ship and leapt off the cliff, landing next to Jack’s body. “It’s actually pretty far down. Whatever, just walk it off.” Apollo tied the pulley around Jack’s body and slung him over his shoulder, fireman carrying him to the top of the cliff.
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Apollo dismisses the worm. “Just go have fun, I’m not here to bother you anymore. Anyways, anybody have comm lines to Faye or Geralt? We need to know whether or not Faye’s getting executed.”
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Apollo rolled his eyes at both Pandora and Andaluza. “You two, as Keepers, will see scarier things than this. I expect these actions from Pandora, because she’s only like three hundred, but Andaluza? Please, you’re acting like a bigger man-baby than Geralt.”
The worm turned to Andaluza and began to climb on board, the ground shifting as the boarding ramp dented slightly under his weight. “I’m your friend.” The worm then licked Andaluza and Pandora affectionately before turning its beady eyes to the outside. “Well, we better get going now. Who are we going to find?”
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Apollo put his hand under the worm’s head and it closed its eyes, sniffing around. “Oh, wait…it’s one of those things. It thinks I’m its master, so now it does whatever I tell it to do.” Apollo then gestured downwards. “Sit.”
The worm rolled over into a ball and tilted sideways. “You know, more specific commands would be requested at this point.”
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Apollo slowly began to bring the Gunship into orbit, then landing it on the bright pink sands of a beach.
“Now, here’s a few things to remember before we go out there. The air is a hallucinogen and will force you to view the natives as a terrifying beast. The only reason we can’t wear helmets is because the planet’s atmosphere is 49% oxygen. This means us Ascendii will have negligible, but present effects of reduced brain function and reflex times. However, it’s good for Jack because he should have a stamina that will go on for hours on end, as well as increased brain activity for him. Also, Jack, don’t think of running. There are sharp cliffs and falls behind the clouds so be very careful. Now, I welcome you to <span style=”line-height: 1.5;”>Arthosestakerbosentialithasperriar!” Apollo waved his hand in excitement, about to hit the button, but the boarding ramp was pulled downwards, and a giant sandworm was staring at the group with beady eyes as if preparing to climb onboard.
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Apollo threw a wrench out of the cockpit to Andaluza. “I would’ve thrown you a bread with butter so you would stop kissing up to me, but metal tools work as well.”
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Apollo shrugged. “Well, it’s not a real phobia when you consider it. It’s more like an irrational fear. That’s the only reason I learned how to generate a electrical field. Speaking of fields, I’ll take control. Asteroid field coming up and all of your reflexes will get us smashed to bits.”
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Apollo snickered. “Maybe you should just be fast enough to not be trapped. Mine’s death. Like, not my death, but other people’s death. Even members of the OGA. I’ll do whatever it takes to prevent that. Doesn’t mean I’m weak, though, I’ll kill someone who does something bad. Wait…no I need to find a new phobia.”
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Apollo waved aimlessly at the air, as if wiping the word out of the atmosphere. “Fear of long words. My sister had it. Jack knows how it went down.”
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Apollo pointed to the coordinate board. “Where do you think we’re going?”
Apollo now was wearing a new set of clothes, looking slightly more human in a black and gray track shirt and black pants. “By the way, I found something made by humans that fit. And the really long planet name is Arthosestakerbosentialithasperriar. Not that hard to say.”
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Apollo threw the wrench aside. “Nothing at the moment, we’ll be landing in two hours.”