Mission Five: Conclusion

[voidtreckermods]

The Voidtreckers turn the tide, save the day. That isn't to say it is easy or straightforward, the battles are tough but together Red Team prevents the mega weapon getting through, orange team maintain shields, blue team fend off those trying to attack the command centre and purple fight the battle of their lives.

The system is safe and everyone who hasn't already evacuated back to the train using their SCA can gather on the space station again. There is a roar of noise as the Void Trecker Express appears in the hanger once more, noise and wind rushing through their hair it is no mystery why the army here reacted in shock at their initial arrival.

Hitrinto is there, as are many of those the void treckers have met in their week in this system. Here to thank them for their timely rescue and to wave them off.

The voidtreckers as well are reunited, the four teams back as one and it is time to re-board the Voidtrecker Express and move on to the next adventure!

Comments

Purple Finale was EMPTY! Also, I plurked you some info and a question.

[so_dark_a_road]

"Indeed. Most of my relatives are dead in our world. For that matter, so am I. But they would probably be trapped for centuries or even forever in the Halls of Mandos, our death-god's dim underground castle. I myself refused the summons of Mandos and remained in Middle-earth as a disembodied spirit, so at least I wouldn't be imprisoned in Mandos. Long story, which I won't tell right now. Besides, I may have mentioned it before. Much as I miss Middle-earth, I don't think it would be the best idea to go back there, and I hope my relatives have gone to other worlds instead of home. Yes, just as you say, we may not like where we end up, but we shouldn't go home."

He gave Nita a look of puzzlement. "What did 47 say in his debriefing? Who caught on to who we were?"

Answered~ Hopefully we can run with it.

[unfavorableinstigation]

Nita whistled - or tried to, the effort resulting more in just a narrow stream of air.

"Sometimes the past should just stay in the past."

There was nothing good in making someone stay in a mold - or just a place - they didn't need to be in any longer.

"Just that they'd caught on to the unexpected aid. They didn't see the train itself, or we'd probably have had more problems."

And even in the cases of those who did fight the Voidtreckers, not many were surviving to report back to the higher-ups about their color scheme...