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[Crossover] Blind Jumper

FM

Inactive Member
>> Scene: ???

10 seconds.

120 kph. Just enough speed to outrun them. This would be a blind jump type of travel. Just the kind he liked.

9 seconds.

The enemy, law enforcement of another world, fired upon his Corvette. The trunk was blown open. He had to be more careful.

8 seconds.

It wasn't exactly his fault, was it? He didn't know the data had a tracer. Damned if he knew they could trace it across those kinds of barriers...

7...

He formed upon his right arm a cannon and fired energy bursts at the enemies behind him. Several of them lost their engines and spun out.

6...

More kept coming; the others acting as a beacon to allow the others to be drawn to this point. He grinned. Either he was going to outrun them, or he was going to die.

5...

Not that death mattered to him much...he wasn't supposed to be alive, anyway.

4...

150 kph. Soon he would hit the upper limit. The overpass was coming, he would head them off there.

3...

He would survive. He always did. No matter what the place, no matter what the method, there wasn't a single entity in existance that was better than him at running away.

2...

He spun the wheel around and the car spun out, facing into the enemies approaching. They had no time to run. He leaped out of the seat.

1! Let's go!

The car exploded with all the energy stored within its volatile fuel. And the entity known as FM blinked out of existance, and into another world...

>> Scene: Kyoto, Yamatai

Conveniently, FM showed up in a backalley and not in the middle of a crowd. Quickly, he restored his clothing to its normal state; from extremely light ceramic compsite plating and a flamboyant and unneccecary trenchcoat, to a nondescript black turtleneck and normal-looking jeans.

He was tall and wiry; rather pale, too. His hair was short, messy, and a strange dark grey; his face, unsutibly nonchalant for someone who had just survived what he had. More importantly than that was his eyes, however; within them a flat, almost glowing red iris lacking any other sort of detail.

Being sutible to blend in with the crowd of this world, he set off into the crowds and began observing.

The first thing he noticed was how...connected everything was. A being like him knew when everything was being controlled by a computer. Rather utopic, in his opinion. However, it made things harder for him - he wouldn't be able to blend in as well with a network that big watching him, and it was unlikely he could fool that network into providing things to him for free.

The second thing he noticed was how much telepathic traffic there was in the air. His body was sensitive to such things, and it was painful...he shuddered to imagine what would happen if it were used offensively.

The third thing he noticed was the catgirls. So many catgirls...hell, more catgirls than not-catgirls, would be his uneducated guess. Why there were so many, he couldn't know, but wherever this was, it wasn't Earth...for one thing, the sky was all wrong.

Observing the things around him as he walked, FM sought resources, sought living space...and most of all, sought adventure and companionship.

And those things usually came to him without much effort...

((OOC: Who is this guy? My first character, whose nature will be probed through roleplay here - but he is definately unapprovable, for a great many reasons, thus I perform roleplay in this forum! Let's see what can be done with this...))
 
Sam Carter walked admist the crowd. He was short, about 5'3", but lacked the wide shoulders of the more macho crowd, though his arms were well defined. He wore a plain outfit, little more then a white shirt and a pair of simple black pants, which looked rather formal.

He scowled at the passer-bys, and he felt the itching of telepathy in his brain. It was supposed to be undetectable, and it probably was, he admited to himself silently, but his mind conjured up this horrible psycosomatic itching, like a fire light right between his ears... it itched so bad it burned!

He scowled and popped a stimmy. They were illegal, but they made the itching go away for a little while, and calmed his jittery nerves. He headed for an ally to duck-into while he waited for the chemicles to take effect....
 
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