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nextgenerationmarvel2012-06-09 03:05 pm
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I'm Setting Booty Traps.
In the desert outside of Sedona, Arizona a large, metallic structure appeared after an evening of strange lights swooping and whirling around in the skies. A couple locals went into the one story structure to check it out. Their truck was still sitting outside of the strange building a day later. The police were called in. The local sheriff didn't trust the federal government, but he knew superheroes could probably handle whatever this thing was.
He put in a call to the Future Foundation. Then he sat back and waited. Also, he kept an eye on making sure no one else did something dumb like go into that thing like Larry and Daryl.
He put in a call to the Future Foundation. Then he sat back and waited. Also, he kept an eye on making sure no one else did something dumb like go into that thing like Larry and Daryl.
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When they were past the cordon, he turned to the team. "Ryan, get into the air, see if there's anything the locals missed. Circle out about a mile and come back. I'll check around the immediate premises. The rest of you work your way inside, and be careful. Two people have already disappeared inside it."
He glanced toward Jacob, mostly to make sure the big guy kept an eye on the hot redhead scientist with them.
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She checked the device she was carrying. "The detector isn't going ding, so I don't think there's stuff. Or at least, not stuff it was designed to scan for."
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"This shouldn't be too difficult."
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He headed inside, making sure to keep Alexa in his sights.
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Remi's scouting brought up nothing more dangerous in the immediate area than a disturbed rattlesnake.
For those that went inside, they found a large cavernous one story structure. The interior was all smooth metal. The large space was bisected by a large wall with an opening in the center.
The readings on the metal confirmed that it was not terrestrial in origin and not of any known alien metals the Future Foundation had come across. Though now that Imaginauts were inside, the scanners could not detect anything outside the building.
There was something of terrestrial origin on the far side of the building, beyond the opening in the wall.
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"So it fell into place hard, but possibly not from space? I'd expect a crater from a huge impact." He scratched his cheek. "And they're inside do the scientific thing. All we have are crabby reptiles."
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His mind is lost in the possibilities at the moment.
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"Well, I don't know about anyone else but this looks like a doorway so I'm gonna go through it. Might be neat."
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"Uh. What was that?"
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He rapped his knuckles lightly against the wall where the door had been. He got back the solid sound of metal. He was getting a sinking feeling.
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"We have a problem." Way to state the obvious.
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He waited until she'd stepped aside and then lowered a shoulder to charge the door, battering ram-style.
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Alexa, being on the other side of the wall, was not affected the floor starting to rise and tilt toward toward the opening the redhead just went through.
To make matters even more interesting, the wall Jacob just tried to ram through started to move forward. It moved at a slow yet relentless pace and would smash anyone who stayed in the room.
On the outside, the pair of blondes would be treated to the sounds of nothing coming from the giant metal structure in the desert.
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"I take it that didn't work so well."
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He pauses a beat. No one is running yet?
"RUN!" And he runs!
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"We're gonna have to find another way out. There's no way we're getting back through that way."
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"Ryan, check around the sides for openings. I'll check up top."
With that, Remi was airborne and scouting out the roof for an opening, a seam to tear, or any other way to get inside.
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