Wednesday, June 11, 2014

"Filling The Messiahs" Excerpt From The Armageddon Lecture Vol One

Upon their exit of the grand medical ward, Lieutenant Vyper received an urgent transmission from Dirge on his wyspor.
“The Messiahs have surpassed the ninety percent arsenal exhaustion threshold! We will not be able to fend the humans off much longer! Besides, the Messiahs are at full capacity! It is time to make haste if we plan on leaving victorious! Dirge out!”
“But that is impossible!” exploded King Venomous. “We hardly have enough humans to repopulate the northern sector let alone Melonon in its entirety!”
“I understand, my Lord, but ―”
“No, Vyper, you do not understand! Until each word in every human vernacular that is associated with their female species ceases to exist, until the solitary cages, cargo bays, munitions zones, and even the pulpits are chocked-full of them, until their journey to Melonon is as unpleasant for them as it is for me to take them there; the Messiahs will not be at capacity, so fill them!”
“Your Highness, remember that we only have twelve Messiahs. Even if we reach the capacity you desire, the sought after numerical prerequisite would still be impossible to achieve! Furthermore, our fuel economy is regulated only for the capacity in which all Messiahs have currently reached; anything more and we risk not making it back to Melonon at all! That would mean we die, rather unceremoniously might I add. It is like you said, dying is not an option we have.”
“Fill them!” demanded King Venomous.
“Very well, Your Highness.”
Assertively, the Melonite triune made their way out of the Imperial Palace. The once sanctified headquarters of the Empire of Earth was defaced by the carnage of its noble protectors. Unmelodic whimpers of those who hung on by threads serenaded their departure.

Heavenward they went; the symbols of God and the judgment deliverers, taking with them pieces of what made the Empire of Earth so beautiful, pieces gone forever.

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