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Ancient Alien Quest #3 2016-06-19 19:23:35 Post No. 278506
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Osdoros, rifle at his side, returns to to the room with a question, “Ovella, what did the humans have to say about this?” His eyes go to the monitors in the room before returning to the two of you.
“They didn't have much to say, besides a legend of a vast civilization far to the north, where men turned into monsters. But there's been no contact with them since their prehistory.” It's a disappointing amount of information.
You use this time you have have to try to examine the air. Here and there there's particles your sensors can't quite get a read from. You send in microbe sized drones to gather some of these particles and deposit them in a compartment of the cell walls. The captive humans make no move, simply staring at the walls they face. In disassembling the particles it seems many of your nanites were destroyed, but sheer numbers overcame and the particles were disassembled. The particles were made of mostly genetic materials, but it seems to have two additional base pairs. There's also a large amount of carbon, mostly in nano-tube form. But there's also a good deal of fluorine bonded to the carbon. The fluorocarbons were especially difficult for the nanites to break.
You're distracted from this by the sound of a large crash, the ground below shaking the ship slightly.
>Exit your ship and see whats going on.
>Do something else.
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You are Axos, and you're frustrated, surveying the wreckage of your ship's holding bay, held in your borrowed ships cargo bay. You've ran tests on it, and found that they weren't lying about the acid. And there are other materials your ships just can't get any readings from. You probably lack sensitive enough equipment. You send messages down to the planet, telling Igeos and his crew that they would be safer back in orbit, and to return, but get no answer. You watch the video again, and a few choice things give It away as being a recording. So this was staged.
What could they possibly hope to accomplish with this? Why land on the planet? Is this some sort of trap? Questions flood your mind as your crew runs around making preparations and adjustments to the ship. You've had them all go to high alert. But something is wrong, they're movements grow sluggish, they appear fatigued You're unaffected by whatever has done this to them. The bravest among them speak up, saying they need to go to medical, something happening to them. They began to change shortly after. You've locked yourself in the ship's bridge, alone. You break orbit heading for the planet, aiming for a spot near your stolen ship.
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Also, some anons at the end of last thread wanted a name for our race. I decided to let you all vote on it. As long as its not silly any name is good. Just add what yo want the name to be to your vote post for the story.
>What is the name of our race.
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http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/qstarchive.html?tags=Ancient+Alien+Quest
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check outside sneakily
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>>278523
Nuommo
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>>278523
Ravina
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>>278523
Ebekkor
Now send some drones out to figure out what made that explosion.
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>>279057
Repati-Numo?
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>>278523
pssporldergegthr
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>>280398
It's a combo of the names of the twin gods of the Dogon people.
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A species that lives for thousands of years and considers itself the only sentient life would eventually have some sort of simple name for their people, it being most likely the noun used to describe their species, like Humanity in English.
Let's make it simple like Drox.
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>>282566
I'm cool with Drox
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OP did you seriously post a single update for a thread and then forget about it?
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