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Sledge Mama - "Rumble Room"
As the three marines talked amongst themselves, Ylfa smiled.
"Now, this is all sounding much better," the Sergeant cracked her knuckles. As the massive cruiser pulled away, the marines standing on the asteroid could see their old nemesis on their sensors - a flight of five battlepods. Regrouped in the distance and ready for another round, they'd only have mere moments before both groups were in weapons range of each other. Mere moments that would make the difference. "Though, don't forget this asteroid's big enough to have canyons and caverns, or even the other asteroids floating close by. Each and every single bit of it is cover, which you're all going to need - power armors lose in a head to head fight against a fighter that's of the same quality out in open space," she reminded them. "Now, let's get the show on the road!"
The moment she said that, the fighters broke off from their starting point - two immediately started to throttle towards the marines, weaving through the asteroid field as they closed in, but the other three hooked to their left in a wider arc, their hulls visible for just a second or two at best as they set up for their attack run!
"Providence" Asteroid Colony
Reaching into her cleavage, Sherry pulled out a pen and started scribbling away on a paper pad, the order taking as oldschool as it got.
"Ok, an order of Menudo from our cute little Delsaurian friends for our young hero here," she started, smiling towards Terrance. "And a ribs platter with the best meat the sector has to offer for the sports star over there," the redhead worked her pen, playfully bumping the side of her hips into Richard as he sat there. "You guys don't have to rush by the way - it's all pretty quick. You'll see why in a moment!~" Winking again, the redheaded Freespacer quickly folded the little order form into a paper airplane and deftly sent it into the air, her ponytail seeing to rise with focus. Amazingly, it made it right through the window into the kitchen, from where they could hear a squeak of surprise. "Yes!" Sherry fistpumped, her bust bouncing as she hopped on her feet.
"My, I've told you so many times, that's just uncouth," a soft, polite voice wafted out. A woman with long, straight blue hair and equally blue eyes stuck her head into view for them to see the paper airplane comically stuck on her head. She closed her eyes and sighed. "I suppose there's no helping it." Sinking back behind the kitchen window and out of view, the marines sat there for a moment as Sherry's grin grew wider, her hand motioning for them to watch. Before they knew it, the sound of a massive machine winding up could be heard through the whole restaurant, spinning fast and faster. Just as the pitch reached a feverish pace, it dropped into a deep timbre as a bright, nearly blinding green glow shined out from the rectangular opening in the wall and faded, the sound dying out. "Order up!" Placed on the counter was a platter with french fries, cole slaw and the most succulent, meaty ribs they had ever seen alongside a bowl of hot, spicy, steaming soup loaded with hominy, savory beef tripe, chunks of meat and fresh purple cabbage on the side to put in it.
They didn't even notice Sherry leaving their table to bring it to the table.
"Well, I hope this whets everyone else's appetites!" she bent over, placing the two of them on the table. After they dug in a little, she asked, "What have you boys and girls been up to lately anyways? Anything exciting?"
As the three marines talked amongst themselves, Ylfa smiled.
"Now, this is all sounding much better," the Sergeant cracked her knuckles. As the massive cruiser pulled away, the marines standing on the asteroid could see their old nemesis on their sensors - a flight of five battlepods. Regrouped in the distance and ready for another round, they'd only have mere moments before both groups were in weapons range of each other. Mere moments that would make the difference. "Though, don't forget this asteroid's big enough to have canyons and caverns, or even the other asteroids floating close by. Each and every single bit of it is cover, which you're all going to need - power armors lose in a head to head fight against a fighter that's of the same quality out in open space," she reminded them. "Now, let's get the show on the road!"
The moment she said that, the fighters broke off from their starting point - two immediately started to throttle towards the marines, weaving through the asteroid field as they closed in, but the other three hooked to their left in a wider arc, their hulls visible for just a second or two at best as they set up for their attack run!
"Providence" Asteroid Colony
Reaching into her cleavage, Sherry pulled out a pen and started scribbling away on a paper pad, the order taking as oldschool as it got.
"Ok, an order of Menudo from our cute little Delsaurian friends for our young hero here," she started, smiling towards Terrance. "And a ribs platter with the best meat the sector has to offer for the sports star over there," the redhead worked her pen, playfully bumping the side of her hips into Richard as he sat there. "You guys don't have to rush by the way - it's all pretty quick. You'll see why in a moment!~" Winking again, the redheaded Freespacer quickly folded the little order form into a paper airplane and deftly sent it into the air, her ponytail seeing to rise with focus. Amazingly, it made it right through the window into the kitchen, from where they could hear a squeak of surprise. "Yes!" Sherry fistpumped, her bust bouncing as she hopped on her feet.
"My, I've told you so many times, that's just uncouth," a soft, polite voice wafted out. A woman with long, straight blue hair and equally blue eyes stuck her head into view for them to see the paper airplane comically stuck on her head. She closed her eyes and sighed. "I suppose there's no helping it." Sinking back behind the kitchen window and out of view, the marines sat there for a moment as Sherry's grin grew wider, her hand motioning for them to watch. Before they knew it, the sound of a massive machine winding up could be heard through the whole restaurant, spinning fast and faster. Just as the pitch reached a feverish pace, it dropped into a deep timbre as a bright, nearly blinding green glow shined out from the rectangular opening in the wall and faded, the sound dying out. "Order up!" Placed on the counter was a platter with french fries, cole slaw and the most succulent, meaty ribs they had ever seen alongside a bowl of hot, spicy, steaming soup loaded with hominy, savory beef tripe, chunks of meat and fresh purple cabbage on the side to put in it.
They didn't even notice Sherry leaving their table to bring it to the table.
"Well, I hope this whets everyone else's appetites!" she bent over, placing the two of them on the table. After they dug in a little, she asked, "What have you boys and girls been up to lately anyways? Anything exciting?"