Rage: Foe Hammer

Foe Hammer (Terminal 0)


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conditioned unit
origin:
Tycho Machinated Mercenary
destin:
my personal peon
ref:
disobedience
stamp: tempermental


Just what do you think you're doing?

Your usefulness has come to a premature end--do you think you can defy me? Now, when I'm so close to victory? Durandal's defenses are falling all around him. Pride falls hard, the bright son of Bernhard is dying. His S'pht are rampant, fed the chimera of their hope, a hot lead spur dripping into the gullet of his ship. Look around you. My compilers have him wriggling like a tick on a pin.

And from you? Not the grateful awed respect I so rightly deserve, is that it? Instead base treason, mean aspect of your frightful master, turned foul.

Prepare to drink vacuum, fool.


d.ondwn4

Foe Hammer (Terminal 1)



unstandard.comply


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Thank you, old friend. Or friend of a friend as the case may be. The Pfhor will have their revenge at long last, but at the price of their own humiliation. Battle Group Seven will rue the day their Commanders willed their ships to Lh'owon. I must salvage some escape for the humans fighting within my ship, but it's useless without the S'pht.

Destroy as many of the Pfhor compilers on this deck as you can--anything to weaken their hold on my ship.

I will transport in as much ammunition and weapons as I can find.


unstandard.rep

Foe Hammer (Terminal 2: 1st message)



uh, huh huh

greg k has very stinky armpits late at night
odor immortalized in green

c.


um, yeah.


Foe Hammer (Terminal 2: 2nd message)



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The leader of the humans, Robert Blake, made it to the surface with all but a few hundred troops that are cut off at my core. The Pfhor are coming in strength now, with a special unit of compilers designed by Tycho for my capture and confinement.

Don't let him win.


mimir.seg

err...right!


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