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F&F: Story 5, Victor 1: Teswa cowyw

By: fireandfluffies on Jun 1st, 2012  |  syntax: None  |  size: 5.89 KB  |  hits: 152  |  expires: Never
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  1. >you are an engineer living in chicago
  2. >you're working on a magitek project for your company
  3. >you've got a working arc reactor prototype set up in your backyard
  4. >it glows like a motherfucker at night, but you're too paranoid to turn it off after you got it working by chance
  5. >anything that gets past the safety cage is obliterated by an arc of mana
  6. >your backyard is now the world's best bugzapper
  7. >one day you hear babbling outside your fence
  8. >oh shit, this isn't good
  9. Dun wury, smawty get us past meanie waw
  10. >good thing you payed the Johnson’s kid to fill in that rabbit hole on both sides of the fence
  11. Wook! howw! smawty am smawt smawty!
  12. >fluffy ponies are now in your backyard
  13. >make mental note to run over the Johnson’s kid's skateboard the next time you see it
  14. >open the backdoor
  15. >the silver unicorn that led the herd walks up to you
  16. >puffs up it's cheeks
  17. >oh god not another
  18. SMAWTY SAY DIS FWUFFY PWACE NOW. DUM MUNSTA GO WAY.
  19. >fuck all kinds of duck
  20. >while the smarty has been screeching in it's horrible falsetto at you, it's herd has been transfixed by the arc reactor
  21. >this may not end well
  22. >you're not sure what would happen if the arc reactor tried to zap a fluffy
  23. >it's handled squirrels before, but you're not sure what reaction it'd have to something that size
  24. >shudder after thinking about what results a meltdown would yield
  25. >or worse, if the fluffy could contain the mana and use it
  26. >ponder what would happen if a fluffy got empowered in such a way
  27. >you settle on a torrent of spaghetti being the absolute best possible end state
  28. >meanwhile the smarty has been rambling on with its list of demands which you could care less about
  29. an dat gwow box ows too!
  30. >mostly care less about
  31. >it charges straight for the arc reactor
  32. >you start to give chase but realize that it'd be better to be running in the other direction in case of overload/meltdown/spaghetti torrent
  33. >return back to your house and lock the door
  34. >a few fluffies weakly praise the smarty before returning their attention to the reactor
  35. >the smarty finally hits the chain link fence
  36. >and it's head slips through
  37. >within the range of safety between the fence and reactor
  38. >thank god
  39. >remember that unicorns have mana conducting crystals in their horn
  40. >fuck
  41. >mana arcs to the unicorn's horn as expected
  42. >it's blown back into the wall of your house
  43. >oh son of a bitch
  44. >it's moving
  45. >and glowing
  46. >the fluffies move to their smarty
  47. i need more
  48. >did that fluffy just speak perfect English?
  49. MORE POWER!
  50. >it charges the reactor again
  51. >oh shit
  52. >ohshitohshitohshit
  53. >the low capacity of the test model must have made it survivable
  54. >it impacts the chain-link fence again, this time hitting it so hard it's able to slip it's whole body through
  55. >the herd is following it in droves, some even managing to slip into the enclosure after the smarty
  56. >a second arc whips out and zaps the smarty
  57. owwies! nuuu! NUUUU!
  58. >it probably got overloaded past it's capacity for intelligence
  59. >but it's not dead yet
  60. >time to fix that
  61. >you reach for the control panel on the wall
  62. >it's at 1% of total capacity
  63. >it's supposed to have an actual coupling after 20% rather than the chain link fence you provided
  64. >there's a risk of catastrophic failure past 90%
  65. >turn the capacitor dial up to 10
  66. >wait, didn't you swap the total capacity and capacitor yield dials
  67. >mental math time
  68. >you have just told the reactor to operate at 115% capacity
  69. >you were testing this model because it could show yields above 100% of it's theoretical max output
  70. >it has to rev up before it can cool down
  71. >nothing to stop now
  72. >flick the off switch
  73. >time to watch the lights show
  74. >and the noises coming out of the smarty are only the beginning
  75. >mana is now arcing between the smarty and reactor like a jacob’s ladder
  76. >its increasing screams of pain and terror have upset the herd
  77. >which are now running in every possible direction
  78. >finally, the smarty’s frame can take no more
  79. NUUU HUWT HUWT
  80. >BRZAP
  81. >the smarty bursts like a grape
  82. >and the arc simply continues outwards past the chainlink fence
  83. >it’s now moving between fluffies, casting their technecolor fluff in odd and fantastic colors
  84. >it looks like the bastard son of an itunes visualizer and a pink Floyd lazer light show out there
  85. >you feel as if there’s a stoned college kid out there that would really appreciate this
  86. >the energy flow is far less merciful with any other fluffy, they barely have a 10th of the smarty’s admittedly minimal resistance to magic
  87. >in technical terms; they pop like popcorn
  88. >the generator is at approximately 60% now
  89. >and the fluffies are thinning like nobody’s business
  90. >it’s a nuclear winter of odd glow and Technicolor snow
  91. >and the fun has just begun
  92. >three minutes pass
  93. >the herd is entirely gone by this point
  94. >you simply watch as huge parabolas of energy blossom out from your creation
  95. >one even scorches the glass of the patio door
  96. >wait, you think, it shouldn’t be at that high a level of energy already
  97. >another one follows the same path
  98. >oh well it shouldn’t break the-
  99. >
  100. >
  101. >fucking fuck
  102. >pain
  103. >so much god damn pain
  104. >you know you haven’t lost any body parts because EVERYTHING HURTS
  105. >by the glaring light you’d guess it’s morning
  106. >through some minor miracle you manage to stand up and look out where the patio door used to be
  107. >there sits your reactor, purring along
  108. >you need a strong drink
  109. >you feel something cold in your hand
  110. >brandy alexander from fucking nowhere
  111. >you finish it, while wishing the glass to be fixed
  112. >more pain
  113. >the shards of glass that once comprised the door re-assemble and meld into one coherent mass again
  114. >including the ones embedded into you
  115. >now this is starting to get weird
  116. >you grab a cigarette of the counter
  117. >a sudden, odd instinct occurs to you
  118. >snap your fingers
  119. >a small flame juts out and lights it
  120. >all that energy must have given you some form of sorcerous powers
  121. >huh
  122. >I guess fluffy ponies are good for something after all