by The Kingpin » Fri Apr 29, 2011 6:41 pm
Below the surface, the first two weapons of the DHARMA Defense Force mobilised, one resembling a gigantic black Minotaur, stone-like plates covering it's large, frighteningly muscular arms, a long whip-like tail swinging behind it, cracking loudly, glowing spots visible on it's head, chest, and shoulders. metallic panels could be seen lining it's spine, and the area around it's upper torso was encased in black metallic panels. a long gutteral roar came from the beast, it's eyes glowing an eerie shade of red. beside it stood a massive serpent. it's head looked saurian, though two sabre-like fangs extended from either side of the tip. it had a large, Cobra-like hood, the base of which formed the root of the head and 'neck', two more lesser heads extending from the base, on either side of the hooded main head, each one having a differently shaped head to the other. a rattling, hissing snarl could be heard, the Serpent seeming to writhe within it's own coils. metallic panels lined the hood almost completely, leaving it permanently spread. it's body was anaconda-like, long, thick and muscular, at the very end of which was a long, rigid, lance-like spike in place of a tail-tip. unlike the dark grey and toxic green patterns that adorned the body, the spike was red, fading to white at the very end. two massive blast-doors opened up before the massive beasts, leading to an elevator that would take them up to the surface. Brahman, the Minotaur beast, and Hydra, the Serpent, moved forward, mobilising at DHARMA's will, their weapons systems engaging in preparation for the fight...
The Railguns had risen from beneath the camouflage, hidden amidst the foliage of the jungle, but fully charged, awaiting orders. the cannons were on the other side of the island, all across a mountainside, the ones in close proximity to the monsters kept locked down, their movement speed too slow to be able to intercept the monster's movements during a clash...
"Ah yes, organised chaos. the sign of a clever but ever-busy mind. To the perpetrator, a carefully woven web of belongings and intrigue, but to the bystander? Madness!"
–William Beckett, Lore of Leyuna RPG