maxicpolarity (![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
maxicpolarity) wrote in ![[community profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/community.png)
re_alignment2014-08-02 11:26 am
maxicpolarity) wrote in re_alignment2014-08-02 11:26 am
Entry tags:
End Game Part Five: The Traitor
While his brethren are out, seeking to destroy the dual incursions of Demons and Unicron...
Liege has waited, patiently.
His goals have always differed from those of the other thirteen, and now that they are distracted he can put forth a bid for his true desire: Control of the Lambda.
He appears on the network standing on a snow-capped balcony, shadowed by the near-perpetual darkness of his frigid towers.
"Listen, and listen well. To fight is hopeless. We have no guarantee of Primus's return, and we have even less guarantee that we can hold our own against this dual-sided assault. There is another way."
From the top of his tower, Liege raises his arm...and the snow-clouds above him disperse, whipping small flakes across the scene as the Lambda looms--green and ominous in a star-filled sky.
"I have broached a contract with the chaos-bringer. If we allow him into this universe, access to all other universes will be granted to us. Our horizons will be limitless. Put down your arms and rally to me...if you want to explore, or learn, or simply want to return home."
Behind him, a separate portal opens--brilliant and green just like the Lambda.
"Together, we can stop Prima and Vector, and gain something more worthwhile than this useless chunk of rock we have tried to call home. I will be waiting."
[[Those who wish to rally with Liege may come to his temple. Although fighting is not required for this path, he and Unicron will look favorably upon any who proceed through the small tear behind him to help repel Prima and Vector and their forces from the Maw. Those who do will find the gravity of the Lambda working for them--while you won't be able to fly, you will be able to move through the space around the Lambda with ease, re-orienting yourself as you see fit.]]
Liege has waited, patiently.
His goals have always differed from those of the other thirteen, and now that they are distracted he can put forth a bid for his true desire: Control of the Lambda.
He appears on the network standing on a snow-capped balcony, shadowed by the near-perpetual darkness of his frigid towers.
"Listen, and listen well. To fight is hopeless. We have no guarantee of Primus's return, and we have even less guarantee that we can hold our own against this dual-sided assault. There is another way."
From the top of his tower, Liege raises his arm...and the snow-clouds above him disperse, whipping small flakes across the scene as the Lambda looms--green and ominous in a star-filled sky.
"I have broached a contract with the chaos-bringer. If we allow him into this universe, access to all other universes will be granted to us. Our horizons will be limitless. Put down your arms and rally to me...if you want to explore, or learn, or simply want to return home."
Behind him, a separate portal opens--brilliant and green just like the Lambda.
"Together, we can stop Prima and Vector, and gain something more worthwhile than this useless chunk of rock we have tried to call home. I will be waiting."
[[Those who wish to rally with Liege may come to his temple. Although fighting is not required for this path, he and Unicron will look favorably upon any who proceed through the small tear behind him to help repel Prima and Vector and their forces from the Maw. Those who do will find the gravity of the Lambda working for them--while you won't be able to fly, you will be able to move through the space around the Lambda with ease, re-orienting yourself as you see fit.]]
no subject
[Blurr scoffs. He never peg Liege as someone so...immature.]
no subject
I am doing this because it is what I am. It is what I have decided to do. It may be your morality telling you that I am wrong, but it is my morality that tells me I am right.
Bear in mind who crafted me with that morality.
no subject
You are a fool or way too naive if you think he won't kill you once he gets what he wants.
no subject
So I do.
I have the free will to not waste my time and abilities in a hopeless battle. You have bravado...much like my brother whose mark you bear. However, it is not always best to rush headlong into every fight just because you feel it is the 'right' thing to do.
I shall take care of my own interests in this bargain, as I am certain that Unicron will do the same.
no subject
But if that's how things are, then so be it. If in the end I die and face my creator I would at least be able to look myself in the eye.
no subject
If my creator would dare to show himself I'm sure this would be different.
I feel no guilt in leaving, and living to see another day...
Though you should know there are those who do not wish you to die.