Post by Vennel on Apr 8, 2021 22:41:23 GMT -5
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{(OOC:)}[OOC:] Vennel's Thread Power Level: 30'000 [Weights set her power to 20,000 for the purpose of battle calculations.]
Items: Scouter, Training Weights, Attack Pod, Stealth Drive, Turbo Drive, Cruise Controller
(Furthermore, Vennel is using her Cruise Controller to make this thread, while technically remaining on Plant.)
Items: Scouter, Training Weights, Attack Pod, Stealth Drive, Turbo Drive, Cruise Controller
(Furthermore, Vennel is using her Cruise Controller to make this thread, while technically remaining on Plant.)
The sun was rising over Vegeta, casting long shadows down the city streets. Each corner of Sadala City was slowly waking up, ready to greet the day. On that day, in the Raditsu District, a run down tenement was first stirred as Vennel woke up from her sleep. She'd come home to crash while both the kids were still out and so she shut her door and went straight to sleep. She'd been talking with that kid down at the space port and something about the whole conversation got her thinking: she needed to get out there— to space. And she had just the idea— she'd use her military clearance to get on base, and get herself a planet buster mission. Surely, she thought, with her new battle rating she'd be able to qualify for one. Then she could enlist Onnio for support, and have Zuqetta follow them for some off world "training." In truth, it was just a means to go off world and why not take the kids? After all, Vennel's young ward needed some combat training, with the way she'd been growing. And she hoped that Onnio might relish the chance to get paid and have a picnic too.
So without further planning she hoisted herself up and out of bed, and began with her morning routine, before suiting up in her armor— and the new weighted training version of the coat she wore. She was still adjusting to it, and not sure if she preferred it to the regular one, but reasoned she had been meaning to actually train herself, as opposed to just get roughed up a lot and get stronger by that alone. And if she was teaching Zuqetta, she'd need to know what the hell to keep teaching her once she ran out of shoddy fiscal lessons turned physical lessons.
Having finished suiting up and reflecting on the upbringing of her new "sister," she had unlocked her door and peaked her head out from the door to her room and caught sight of the slumbering boy in his hammock in the window. Or rather, she'd first heard him, as his snoring was thunderous. It was a wonder Zuqetta got any sleep out here on the sofa, with the ruckus coming from the other kid. He was sound asleep, and Vennel intended to leave it that way— being sure to hover just above the ground, and glide towards the front door, undoing the two dead bolts, and turning both locks over on the door itself, before jostling it open. The door had been made with sub par replacements that never quite fit. This one was a bit too wide from moisture bloat and would often get jammed if it was humid out.
But now that Vennel had unsealed her home, she turned around, locked the door back up, and headed down to the gate, and let herself out onto the Sadala streets. It was going to be a hot one today, she could already tell. The humidity was off the charts, and the bright sunlight was already this obnoxious this far from it's zenith. The harsh sunlight came in at just the right angle to partially blind the girl as she squinted to accommodate for the strong light. As her eyes adjusted from the dim, ill-lit hovel she called home, she got her bearings, noting the sidewalks were mostly clear still— which told her it was still really early— and she set out. "Heck," she thought, "might not have been up this early since the time I actually woke up at six just to see if Zuqetta would suffer a bit for a place to live." And to Vennel's surprise, she was willing to tough it out. So while she may not be joining the military, she'd get some equivalent experience if Vennel had anything to say about it.
* * *
Navigating the busy streets of Sadala was a chore. At best you'd just have to make your way through the confusing mess of organization that was carried out independently by the highest seated members of the royal diet. So as one might expect, the intricate patterns of the city were named and renamed, and double-named by the varying ruling families, often at random some times. Vennel had always reasoned it was likely due to pissing battles between the families, ever since they made it illegal to fight in the streets (on account of all the property damage and lack of craftsmen to repair the damage).
And at worst, navigating Sadala City was made difficult due to all the flaring egos and prides clashing in the streets with so much as one wrong glance. Sure it was illegal to fight, but for some of the lower class warriors, they'd just about start a fight over the way you dressed— consequences be damned. And that would really put a wrinkle in her day, and today was going to be about something fun! Hence why she'd decided to get a super early start on the day, so she only had to contend with the former concern, as opposed to the latter. Not that she was worried about fighting some weaker saiyans, but she actually had zeni to lose if she got fined.
As she collected her thoughts, Vennel gazed up as she turned around the corner to find herself at the front of the military base entrance in the Raditsu district. There were bases stationed across Sadala, of course, but they tended to be regionally populated, rather than anything more coordinated. Almost like a loose based coalition of mutually aligned factions, all lead by piss baby elites that rare deigned to step foot out of their ivory castles.
No, here, in her local precinct, she was among her own kind, more or less. A bunch of hyper aggressive, small minded warriors that loved to fight, and had their time and efforts wasted on patrol missions. What a crock of shit— ever since she'd joined up with Vocado and they actually started doing things, her strength had sky rocketed. And that was precisely why she was starting to draw the attention of certain keen eyed members of the base. Vennel did her best to heed them no mind, as she avoided the curious stares, and death glares, all the way to the deployment office.
Vennel pushed the doors open, with as much force that the startled woman at the front desk nearly jumped out of her seat, seeing the red armored saiyan practically barge into her office. "Gah! Hey, wait, what're you doing here? Didn't you transfer out to that freelance crew," the receptionist questioned. Vennel's eyes narrowed on the woman at the desk who'd just piped up and tried to recall her name. But unfortunately she was drawing a blank, which put her at a disadvantage, since the woman had clearly remembered the intruder.
"Oh, well yeah, but I'm here to take a look at any planet buster freelance jobs that might be up for grabs," Vennel replied. She approached the desk the woman was seated at, within the drably decorated office room. The poorly outfitted woman wore a shabby set of armor, seemed ill maintained, but likely due to lack of field service, or maybe that's one of the reasons she got assigned desk duty in the first place. "Don't suppose you've got any of those laying about?"
The receptionist chuffed indignantly, "tch—" as she looked down at her terminal, and began to change directories and cycle through freelance job requests. Her eyes lit up though, as she turned up and glanced at Vennel, "Well, seems like your lucky day— got one here for a..." She dithered as she squinted her eyes and inched closer to the screen. "...Planet Fruti? Yeah, looks right to me." Vennel shrugged, "sounds good to me," she thought. However, it seemed the woman wasn't quite finished yet, "oh, but never mind. It states the planet's average power rating is somewhere in the low thousands. There's no way you could conquer a planet like that, even with a full moon."
Vennel grinned, "so there are warriors among them?" "I'll take it," she exclaimed. The secretary jolted in her seat again, before correcting her posture. "Now listen," the desk jockey started, "death wishes aside, I can't let you take th—" Vennel abruptly stamped her foot in protest, the resulting force shook the office building. "I said, I'll take it," she reiterated. The show of force was enough to cow the other woman into obeying the order from Vennel. In a matter of minutes, the next words from her lips were, "alright, you're all set," she croaked hoarsely.
Turning on her heel, the victorious saiyan woman headed for the front door, once again braving the outdoor heat, leaving the receptionist stunned at both the show of force and just how strong it was— but mostly at what she believed may implicate her in an assisted suicide.
* * *
Instead of returning home, Vennel had headed straight for the airfield she left her attack ball in storage at. She clicked her scouter on to give Onnio a wake up call, over her scouter, if he was still asleep that was.
"Hey! Onnio! Listen, unless you've got big plans, I booked us a planet buster on Planet Fruti. I want you to go get Zuqetta, get her any help she needs setting her pod up for travel as well. I'll reimburse you for any finances you have to pay to make it happen. Don't know how long we'll be away for either, but be prepared for as long as you need. Feel free to look up the specs on the planet if you want. I'll be heading on ahead, as I was already close to the landing strip. Feel free to hit me back up for anything over the scouter in the meantime. Oh, and by the way? They've got a moon."
She grinned at that last remark— she'd never transformed by actual moon light, which had made grasping what moonlight was like when learning the power ball technique, but she'd powered through it. So that was another thing she was looking forward to doing on this trip.
A portly fellow directed her to her pod's current storage, and after traveling briefly through the large airfield, she found her way to her sparkly new space pod. Pressing the external hatch button to open it, she heard it hiss to life as the hatch door slowly revealed the red, upholstered interior. Leaping into the ball, she quickly sealed it back up after her. As the computer systems inside came to live, she could hear the soft blips and chirps of the computers all kicking on. "Set destination," she paused, for dramatic effect, unable to contain her inner goober for what was going to be her first trip into space. "To Planet Fruti," she concluded. The pod made some more pointed beeping noises, before the pod locked up tight, the pressurized door finally activating as the ball rolled around in its cradle.
And with a slow lurch and then a sudden launch, Vennel was starbound. Her pod rocked back and forth as it exited the atmosphere turbulently, before the soft, steady motion that felt like none at all, kicked in. It was like the celestial bodies outside were passing by her and not the other way around, with how the pod defied inertial forces to traverse the cosmos. The trip would take some time, and as much as she was captivated by seeing space itself, eventually she'd need to sleep. So, once she'd gotten bored enough, Vennel decided to close her eyes as she headed for the distant locale. This was going to be her first off-world mission, so she'd put a lot into her perceptions of it, what with how Ise hyped it up, anyways. And if Vennel ever did visit her on Arcose, then she wouldn't want to seem like a total bumpkin, not knowing the first thing about interstellar societies and what not. And besides, maybe this could be a learning experience for Zuqetta?
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