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GORE-ILLA · 06-30-2004, 01:48 PM

VGF Member OG Special Edition:
Chapter Nine: “Dark Side Unleashed” by GORE-ILLA, based on chapters written by Introbulus and GORE-ILLA.

Scene One: Just missed ‘em.

Introbulus woke up moaning on the hard brick floor. “Ugh… Jim, what time is it?” he asked automatically. He quickly remembered that he was in Lupus’s New Tokyo Tower of Evil Rulation. But he didn’t remember the control room lying abandoned and in shambles. Intro swore under his breath. “Damn, they’re gone! I’ve heard Lupus was planning on going to Japan, but I’m sure that Jim would know for sure.” he realized as he pulled a strange device out of his pocket.

Scene Two: Look Ma, no hands!

Jim floated behind the counter, using his magic to levitate potatoes above his head and toss knives about which peeled through the spuds’ skins while a small vial spilled drips of strange chemicals onto the floating potatoes. As he worked, he hummed lightly to himself, “Falalalala, peeling the potatoes, falalalala, poisoning the potatoes, falalalala...”

Jim’s beeper signaled from his pocket. Jim levitated the beeper from his pocket and checked it. Apparently his beeper had a viewscreen on it. And on that viewscreen was Introbulus’s face. Introbulus asked, “Jim, did you find Lupus yet?”

“Lupus?”

“Yes, he’s the leader of the evil group you're supposed to join!”

“Then what the heck am I wasting my time here for?” Jim wondered as he flung the vial over his shoulder. The vial violently exploded and spread noxious gases throughout the room. “I've got to find him! Where did he go?”

Introbulus paused a second as he probed Lupus’s computer, then replied, “Egypt, to revive a dead god.”

“Then to Egypt I warp!” Jim shouted as he vanished into thin air.

Scene Three: In the Mists of the Sahara

Night settled over the dark desert. Fierce, cold winds blew across the empty wasteland, picking up sand and flinging it about. But hidden from the raging winds were a group of five travelers who had taken refuge beneath a rocky alcove. Several makeshift tents lie in the temporary shelter, where the heroes rested after a hard day’s work. But two of the heroes were not there.

Fusion stood along the edge of the cliff overlooking the distant alcove. “You’re doing well. Just concentrate your energy into the palm of your hand.”

Standing several feet away from Fusion was GORE-ILLA, with his palm extended. He grunted in effort. A small ball of energy began to form in his hand. It grew and grew until GOR-ILLA releases it. The energy shot off in a red beam, striking a nearby mountain and causing a small rockslide. “Thanks,” GORE replied before he hopped off the cliff and ran through the cold sand towards the alcove.

Fusion nodded and flew back towards the shelter as well, muttering under his breath, “They don’t call me Master of Energy for nothing…”

Scene Four: Oh yeah, THAT guy…

The Western Hemisphere. Half of the entire world, reduced to a sea of molten lava. And sailing through that lava was a convenient lava-proof submarine. Within the large sub was the villainous EVIL Scientist Dude, known as the nefarious designer of GORE-ILLA’s mechanical parts. He was currently playing Minesweeper on the computer and losing badly.

“No! Stupid spike thingy!” He then exed off the game which left him staring at his Steve Urkel desktop. “Now I’m bored, I think I’m up for some solitaire!” As he browsed his desktop items for the card game, one of the shortcuts caught his eye: it was labeled Project GORE-ILLA. “Ah yes, that gorilla guy that betrayed me. I wonder why he turned good in the first place.”

It was then that the EVIL Scientist Dude noticed something he had neglected long ago. It appeared to be a giant light switch, but instead of ‘ON’ and ‘OFF’, it read ‘GOOD’ and ‘EVIL’. It was currently set on ‘GOOD’. The mad chemist smacked himself in the forehead in realization. “Ah, no wonder! I had him set on ‘GOOD’! Silly me!” EVIL Scientist Dude then flicked the switch to ‘EVIL’ and began to laugh. A dark and insane laugh which echoed throughout the remains of the Americas.

Scene Five: Dark GORE-ILLA

Morning came quickly. The sun stung the group’s skin and obscured their vision while they sweated from the great heat. GORE-ILLA had been lagging behind for a while, with some sort of head pains. They were only several minutes into the trip when GORE collapsed on the hot sand. Yami Yoshi turned to face GORE and asked, “You alright?”

GORE-ILLA clutched his head. The voices. He could not stop them. GORE leapt to his feet, screaming and convulsing in pain. His fur turned to a much darker shade while his red eye blared brighter then ever. GORE-ILLA, in an uncontrollable rage, lifted Yami Yoshi over his head and tossed the small dinosaur into a large rock.

BSD asked, “What’s your problem, GORE?” as he approached, but was replied only by a smack in the face by BSD, followed by a powerful kick to the chest which sent him toppling over. SwordMaster snuck up behind GORE-ILLA with his blade, but GORE somehow sensed the sneak attack and caught SwordMaster’s sword, using it to toss the swordsman over his head.

Fusion skidded across the sand towards GORE, tossing energy beams at him like Frisbees. The Dark GORE dodged all of the beams with ease and fired his own red beam of energy which blew Fusion into the other members of the group, who were jammed headfirst in the sand.

Dark GORE-ILLA then roared in victory before disappearing into the sand…

To Be Continued in Chapter 10: “Adventure through the Underworld” - As Yami Yoshi’s crew recovers from defeat at the hands of one of their own, Dark GORE-ILLA has his own adventure with one of Lupus’s minions.

06-30-2004, 01:48 PM	#12
GORE-ILLA Member Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: The Aquatic Sea Monkey Fortress Posts: 1,809 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Points: 5,053.00 Bank: 500.00 Total Points: 5,553.00 Donate	VGF Member OG Special Edition: Chapter Nine: “Dark Side Unleashed” by GORE-ILLA, based on chapters written by Introbulus and GORE-ILLA. Scene One: Just missed ‘em. Introbulus woke up moaning on the hard brick floor. “Ugh… Jim, what time is it?” he asked automatically. He quickly remembered that he was in Lupus’s New Tokyo Tower of Evil Rulation. But he didn’t remember the control room lying abandoned and in shambles. Intro swore under his breath. “Damn, they’re gone! I’ve heard Lupus was planning on going to Japan, but I’m sure that Jim would know for sure.” he realized as he pulled a strange device out of his pocket. Scene Two: Look Ma, no hands! Jim floated behind the counter, using his magic to levitate potatoes above his head and toss knives about which peeled through the spuds’ skins while a small vial spilled drips of strange chemicals onto the floating potatoes. As he worked, he hummed lightly to himself, “Falalalala, peeling the potatoes, falalalala, poisoning the potatoes, falalalala...” Jim’s beeper signaled from his pocket. Jim levitated the beeper from his pocket and checked it. Apparently his beeper had a viewscreen on it. And on that viewscreen was Introbulus’s face. Introbulus asked, “Jim, did you find Lupus yet?” “Lupus?” “Yes, he’s the leader of the evil group you're supposed to join!” “Then what the heck am I wasting my time here for?” Jim wondered as he flung the vial over his shoulder. The vial violently exploded and spread noxious gases throughout the room. “I've got to find him! Where did he go?” Introbulus paused a second as he probed Lupus’s computer, then replied, “Egypt, to revive a dead god.” “Then to Egypt I warp!” Jim shouted as he vanished into thin air. Scene Three: In the Mists of the Sahara Night settled over the dark desert. Fierce, cold winds blew across the empty wasteland, picking up sand and flinging it about. But hidden from the raging winds were a group of five travelers who had taken refuge beneath a rocky alcove. Several makeshift tents lie in the temporary shelter, where the heroes rested after a hard day’s work. But two of the heroes were not there. Fusion stood along the edge of the cliff overlooking the distant alcove. “You’re doing well. Just concentrate your energy into the palm of your hand.” Standing several feet away from Fusion was GORE-ILLA, with his palm extended. He grunted in effort. A small ball of energy began to form in his hand. It grew and grew until GOR-ILLA releases it. The energy shot off in a red beam, striking a nearby mountain and causing a small rockslide. “Thanks,” GORE replied before he hopped off the cliff and ran through the cold sand towards the alcove. Fusion nodded and flew back towards the shelter as well, muttering under his breath, “They don’t call me Master of Energy for nothing…” Scene Four: Oh yeah, THAT guy… The Western Hemisphere. Half of the entire world, reduced to a sea of molten lava. And sailing through that lava was a convenient lava-proof submarine. Within the large sub was the villainous EVIL Scientist Dude, known as the nefarious designer of GORE-ILLA’s mechanical parts. He was currently playing Minesweeper on the computer and losing badly. “No! Stupid spike thingy!” He then exed off the game which left him staring at his Steve Urkel desktop. “Now I’m bored, I think I’m up for some solitaire!” As he browsed his desktop items for the card game, one of the shortcuts caught his eye: it was labeled Project GORE-ILLA. “Ah yes, that gorilla guy that betrayed me. I wonder why he turned good in the first place.” It was then that the EVIL Scientist Dude noticed something he had neglected long ago. It appeared to be a giant light switch, but instead of ‘ON’ and ‘OFF’, it read ‘GOOD’ and ‘EVIL’. It was currently set on ‘GOOD’. The mad chemist smacked himself in the forehead in realization. “Ah, no wonder! I had him set on ‘GOOD’! Silly me!” EVIL Scientist Dude then flicked the switch to ‘EVIL’ and began to laugh. A dark and insane laugh which echoed throughout the remains of the Americas. Scene Five: Dark GORE-ILLA Morning came quickly. The sun stung the group’s skin and obscured their vision while they sweated from the great heat. GORE-ILLA had been lagging behind for a while, with some sort of head pains. They were only several minutes into the trip when GORE collapsed on the hot sand. Yami Yoshi turned to face GORE and asked, “You alright?” GORE-ILLA clutched his head. The voices. He could not stop them. GORE leapt to his feet, screaming and convulsing in pain. His fur turned to a much darker shade while his red eye blared brighter then ever. GORE-ILLA, in an uncontrollable rage, lifted Yami Yoshi over his head and tossed the small dinosaur into a large rock. BSD asked, “What’s your problem, GORE?” as he approached, but was replied only by a smack in the face by BSD, followed by a powerful kick to the chest which sent him toppling over. SwordMaster snuck up behind GORE-ILLA with his blade, but GORE somehow sensed the sneak attack and caught SwordMaster’s sword, using it to toss the swordsman over his head. Fusion skidded across the sand towards GORE, tossing energy beams at him like Frisbees. The Dark GORE dodged all of the beams with ease and fired his own red beam of energy which blew Fusion into the other members of the group, who were jammed headfirst in the sand. Dark GORE-ILLA then roared in victory before disappearing into the sand… To Be Continued in Chapter 10: “Adventure through the Underworld” - As Yami Yoshi’s crew recovers from defeat at the hands of one of their own, Dark GORE-ILLA has his own adventure with one of Lupus’s minions.