Stat

Health: 70
Heartiness: 14
Exoskeleton Class: 18

Agility: 7/10, [+ 3]
Intelligence: 7/10 [+3]
Strength: 16/20 [+8]
Senses: 6/10 [+ 3]
Sneak: 6/10 [+ 3]
Face: 2/10 [+1]

Skills:
Exoskeleton Armor II
Natural Weapons II
Hive-Mind Takeover (Lvl 3),
Heavy Ranged Weapons Proficiency I [0/3]
Heavy Melee Weapons Proficiency II [1/3]

Penance Token: 01

Trait:
His Loyal Servant
>Ninety Nine is now known in the sisterhood of the Adepta Sororitas, it may be one person but her fame may grow should she continue the correct path…


Hive-Mind Takeover (Lvl 3)
>Ninety-Nine is able to give simple orders to larger creatures such as attack, defend, or protect
>Ninety-Nine is able to possess a small tyranid unit for a limited amount of time and distance
>Ninety-NIne is able to control a higher tier tyranid enemies after damaging them

Heavy Ranged Weapons Proficiency I [1/3]

>Whenever Ninety-Nine uses a heavy ranged weapon, she is able to add one (subject to be changed) for a roll that has the option to use her weapons along with the modifier of Strength and other modifiers involved.

Heavy Melee Weapon Proficiency II [1/3]

>Whenever Ninety-Nine uses a heavy melee weapon, she is able to add two more rolls for a check that has the option to use her weapons along with the modifier of Strength and other modifiers involved and add a +2 for that roll. During combat scenarios, you may roll two times for failures. This ability will be available in the next combat scenario.

Exoskeleton Armor II

>Any failures that result in damage will be halved if the enemy does not roll higher than Ninety-Nine’s Exoskeleton Class.

Natural Weapons II

>Unarmed damage and tail damage can now do damage with strength modifier with a +2 to roll.

>>6188480 (OP)
>Write-in

‘’I know! Do any of you got a tarp or a Ogryn blanket?- I could put it on and say I’m a Sis of battle that lost her armor or something!’’

>“I wouldn’t really eat you by the way… you have pretty eyes that’d be a waste.” [Face check]

>>6188480 (OP)
>I’ll follow you until you get to Sector Five, I’ll wait at the entrance. I’ll hide if I see anyone.

>“I wouldn’t really eat you by the way… Not that I think you’ll taste bad but I like having you here.” [Face check]

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>>6188485
+1

The success we got on the previous thread was:
>Success: He for now will help Ninety-Nine but will be very wary, even run at any give moment.

So I don't think staying where we are is sensible (he won't come back) and staying outside the gate isn't sensible (he either won't come back or will come with the wrong kind of people).

Should use him to find some temp disguise that can get us into a camp. Not sure if the long term thing we need is to call home and request an inquisition handler that can vouch for us? Is there anyone at all on this planet that knows what 99 is, or is everyone just hostile? For every other mission there was someone who knew what we are and would take us home. Since we just dropped in, what was the exfil?

>>6188499
Honestly plan D or F is to fine some kind of Inquisitor or an Ultra Marine successor chapter (Hi I met you dad!) and pray to Big E that they are willing to send a message before torturing us

>>6188481
Supporting >>6188485

>>6188480 (OP)
>I can wait here

>“I wouldn’t really eat you by the way… you have pretty eyes that’d be a waste.” [Face check]
Gonna try and bag a Cadian. You can do it, 99!

>>6188480 (OP)

>I’ll follow you until you get to Sector Five, I’ll wait at the entrance. I’ll hide if I see anyone.

>“I wouldn’t really eat you by the way… Not that I think you’ll taste bad but I like having you here.” [Face check]

>>6188499
Either looting a vox unit from a battlefield or going in a camp for a vox unit is a good idea. A good clothing disguise is needed for approach any of her newly made friends here on Roland.
>the long term thing
is completing the mission (this world, Roland not falling to nids) and going back to Hive-Father alive
>request an inquisition handler that can vouch for us?
yes or waiting for them to get to us after Roland is successfully defended and they don't hear our return, or trying to find a transport with any of our new friends.
>Is there anyone
no one. This is her first mission where she is completely alone, without any handler, support, mission informations or clear objectives beside ensure Roland is defended. All contacts (Black Dragons, Catachans or the Knight House) made here know her as the very young heavily armored inquisitorial agent. The only boon she was given was an inquisitorial rosetta and the thunderhammer, currently both lost.
>For every other mission
not this time
>what was the exfil?
it wasn't given to us, we are on our own on everything. This situation is very much a "learn to swim or die" one, with all the freedom and all the danger that entails. Welcome to being a low rank inquisitorial agent 99 !


>>6188485
>>6188480 (OP)
supporting this vote

>>6188481
>>6188485
+1 to disguise master plan

>>6188480 (OP)
>>6188485
+1

>>6188622
Thanks

>>6188499
This is me


> The only boon she was given was an inquisitorial rosetta and the thunderhammer, currently both lost.
I’d like to search for this stuff if we can, maybe a needle in a haystack though. Might just need to find where we lost our clothes as a start.

So I’d like to have my vote to be to get the cadian to help us get a disguise.

Then we can either search for our stuff, fight nids, go to a camp etc. plus it’ll be funny when we bump into the cadian in the future and he has to decide to blow our cover or not

Plan D for Dance.
Take control of small horde of nids.
Force them to dance where they can be spotted
???
Wait for Rescue

>>6189005
Not a bad idea

Rolled 2 (1d2)

>Write-in
>>6188485
>>6188499
>>6188548
>>6188622
>>6188700
>>6188716

>“I wouldn’t really eat you by the way… you have pretty eyes that’d be a waste.” [Face check]
>>6188485
>>6188555

>“I wouldn’t really eat you by the way… Not that I think you’ll taste bad but I like having you here.” [Face check]
>>6188487
>>6188586

I'm just going to flip a 1d2

1.
>“I wouldn’t really eat you by the way… you have pretty eyes that’d be a waste.” [Face check]

2.
>“I wouldn’t really eat you by the way… Not that I think you’ll taste bad but I like having you here.” [Face check]

Difficulty: 14
Amount of rolls: 2
Dice: d20
Modifier: Face [+1]

Rolled 8 (1d20)

>>6189261
Wooo- Sneek for the win!

Rolled 15 (1d20)

>>6189261

>>6189278
FOR BOBBY G!

>>6189278
Writing

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>>6189005
>>6189039

“I wouldn’t really eat you by the way… Not that I think you’ll taste bad but I like having you here.”

In a strange way, Tobias found the thing’s sentiment rather sweet. Yes, her appearance still disturbed him, but upon closer inspection her face did not stray so far from a human’s even her body appeared proportionally pleasant. Tobias shook the thoughts from his head, and briefly prayed for his sinful thoughts.

“Oh I know! Do any of them got a tarp? I could put it on and say I’m a sister who lost her armor!”

“Tarps?”

Among his dead comrades Tobias took the tarps off from their packs. Each tarp was put together by tying the edges and with the use of a stapler meant to close wounds. The dark green tarp covered Ninety-Nine head to toe, like trashy cocoon.

“How do I look?”

“Barely passable…” Tobias said. “Don’t move too much or else it’ll come off. Let’s get going, we’re not safe here.”

Ninety-Nine treaded the forest, eyes sharp, nose keen and ears vigilant, no tyranid crossed their paths yet. As the sun retreated, the dark skies bloomed with explosions, silhouettes of fighters and winged kins crossed paths. The bellowing horns of knights and shrieks of bio-titans echoed throughout the forest.

“What’s your name?” Ninety-Nine said.

“Tobias. Tobias Cena.”
“Nice to meet you, Tobias. I’m Ninety-Nine.”

“Same to you.” Tobias said.

Their walk exchanged no further words, silence followed their footsteps.

“Stop.” Ninety-Nine said.

A small group of hormagaunts appeared from the shadows. Ninety-Nine took immediate control.

“Don’t shoot them they’re under my control!”

Tobias’s finger curled around the trigger. His eyes bulged as the hormagaunts approached but did not attack.

>Ninety-Nine controlled the hormagaunts to move past them and continue their patrol
>Ninety-Nine surrounded herself with the swarm, masking their presence ahead
>Write-in

>>6189297
Not a bad idea kek

>>6189311
>>Ninety-Nine surrounded herself with the swarm, masking their presence ahead

>>6189311
>Ninety-Nine controlled the hormagaunts to move past them and continue their patrol

>>6189311
>>Ninety-Nine surrounded herself with the swarm, masking their presence ahead

>>6189311
>>Write-in
>99 sends the hormagaunts to scout and survey. To lay down the best path to reach allies and away from the nids.

>>6189297
Thank you Anon its exactly what I imagined and its beautiful
>>6189039
I like to think so, and its what precious darling 99 would do. It'll be even better if she dances along too.

>>6189311
>>Ninety-Nine surrounded herself with the swarm, masking their presence ahead

>>6189311
>Ninety-Nine controlled the hormagaunts to move past them and continue their patrol

>>6189311
>>Ninety-Nine controlled the hormagaunts to move past them and continue their patrol

>>6189311
>Ninety-Nine controlled the hormagaunts to move past them and continue their patrol
Let's not march tyranids into allied territory.

>>6189311
>>Ninety-Nine controlled the hormagaunts to move past them and continue their patrol

>Ninety-Nine controlled the hormagaunts to move past them and continue their patrol
>6189471
>6189379
>6189373
>6189365
>6189321

Votes locked in

Ninety-Nine softly grasped Tobias’s shoulder. The hive mind hacked the hormagaunts to move past them and continue their patrol with the order to continue far beyond. Tobias’s eyes bulged as the hormagaunts walked past them, then stared up at Ninety-Nine, mouth agape with no words forming until he finally did.

“How?”

She shrugged.

“I just do it, take the strands and make it mine.”

“Strands?”

“Mmhmm!” Ninety-Nine said. “Let’s keep going, we need to get to sector five.”

Several patrols walked past them and each time Ninety-Nine allowed them to continue. Bright rays of light beamed up in the air and vehicles roared as they moved. Cadiand and Catachan guardsmen stood on a planted ceramite barrier with autocannons. Tobias released a sigh of relief.

“Thank the Emperor, it’s a checkpoint.” Tobias said. “We made it! Stay here and wait.”

Tobias ran forward, waving his arms. The guardsmen squad approached, took him by the arms and dragged him into the checkpoint. The lights now aimed toward the bush.

>Ninety-Nine hopped out, raising her hands
>Ninety-Nine hid beneath the bush [sneak check]
>Write-in

>>6189954
>>Write-in
99 waits a bit and approach slowly, brandishing her Inquisitorial Badge.

>>6189954
>Ninety-Nine hid beneath the bush [sneak check]

>>6189954
>>Ninety-Nine hid beneath the bush [sneak check]

>>6189957
Does she still have the badge or did she lose that alongside her armor?

>>6189954
>Ninety-Nine hid beneath the bush [sneak check]

>>6189954
>>Ninety-Nine hid beneath the bush [sneak check]
sneak

>>6189957
Didn’t we lose it as well ?

>>6190054
Yes

>>6189954
>Ninety-Nine hopped out, raising her hands

>>6189954
>Ninety-Nine hid beneath the bush [sneak check]

>>6189954
>Ninety-Nine hid beneath the bush [sneak check]

>>6189954
>>Ninety-Nine hopped out, raising her hands

>>6190198
Support

>>6189954
>>Ninety-Nine hid beneath the bush [sneak check]

No update till around 1AM or later- someone got the QM banned.

>>6190876
For what?

>>6190978
Nobody knows.

People would be more understanding if you'd just explain yourself, Spit.

>>6190978
in the discord he posted a pic that said he was banned for ~1 day in all boards and the reason given is that he was posting low quality stuff, which didn't make sense.

>>6190978
>>6191143
>>6191225

So here's what happened. I was at /wg/ at tg, I have an old trip name that I wanted to try since I found a screenshot of the password so I typed "test" and thought "neat it still works, maybe I'll restart the story" I left the "test" post. I think that's the reason why. Honestly, it's a fair ban it's just one day. I'll make up for the lost day with a double update on Saturday. The day ban gave me a day to think where I want to take the quest.

Sorry for the scare. Thank you for your support anons.

>>6189965
>>6189972
>>6189977
>>6190037
>>6190095
>>6190118
>>6190623

Votes locked in

Difficulty: 16
Amount of rolls: 3
Dice: d20
Modifier: Sneak [+3]

Reason: Plenty of lights and guardsmen are actively prepared for a night ambush.
Success: Ninety-Nine stays undetected
Failure: Evasion rolls

>>6191268
Glad to have you back.

>>6191272
Thank you anon, lessons learned lol.

Rolled 2 + 3 (1d20 + 3)

>>6191271

Rolled 15 (1d20)

>>6191271
Lets Go!

Rolled 12 (1d20)

>>6191271
FOR BIG E

>>6191279
Success! Writing.

Submerging in shadows, Ninety-Nine laid down, limbs spread apart as she waited for the guardsmen to stop their searching. As much as she wanted to come out, she knew her hideous appearance would earn las and bolter. On the bright side, Tobias returned home, the guardsmen were so happy that they carried him back! Ninety-Nine wished she would be welcomed like that too.

“Anything?”

“No.”

Ninety-Nine slowly inched back into the forests. Instinct guided her when to move and how to crawl. Ninety-Nine’s tail end planted into the ground and pulled herself back. The blades of grass brushed against her exoskeleton. With her face close to the ground, she smelled the fresh earthy scent.

I hope Tobias will remember me… Ninety-Nine thought as she escaped.

Once far from the eyes of the guardsmen, Ninety-Nine climbed up to the tallest tree. Past the checkpoint, Ninety-Nine saw the rest of the route secured by wheeled vehicles, small tanks, and gunships.

A shriek echoed.

From the skies, a murder of sky slashers swooped down. The heavy stub guns easily tore the sky vermins, making a rain of guts and bones. Termagaunts laid a barrage of suppressive fire. Fleshborer rifles spat out borer beetles, any that landed scraped into the target’s soft flesh. One of five termaguants wielded a strangleweb rifle, a bio-gun that shoot webs to trap a victim. Las and bio-guns lit the dark forest.

Yet, Ninety-Nine did not see the accompanying hormagaunt. She instinctively understood this was not a raid, but a test before an assault.

>Ninety-Nine took control of the sky-slashers and shredded the Termagaunts
>Ninety-Nine took control of the Termagaunts to shoot down the sky-slashers
>Ninety-Nine rushed into the battlefield to eliminate the swarm herself, hoping to prove her proof of devotion

>>6191313
>Ninety-Nine took control of the sky-slashers and shredded the Termagaunts

>>6191313
>>Ninety-Nine took control of the sky-slashers and shredded the Termagaunts
cause it seems like the humans can easily deal with the sky slashers themselves

>>6191313
>Ninety-Nine took control of the sky-slashers and shredded the Termagaunts

>>6191313
>>Ninety-Nine took control of the sky-slashers and shredded the Termagaunts
Might as well sabotage their assualt whilst they are here. Emperor knows Astra militatum needs a break.

>>6191313
>>Ninety-Nine took control of the sky-slashers and shredded the Termagaunts

>>6191313
>>Ninety-Nine took control of the sky-slashers and shredded the Termagaunts

>>6191275
>Thank you anon, lessons learned lol.
Have you? Listening to people and actually being open about who you are and what you're running might clear things up and stop this from happening again.

>>6191470
>Have you? Listening to people and actually being open about who you are and what you're running might clear things up and stop this from happening again.
he said what the quest was about from the start, what are you talking about ?

>>6191313
>Ninety-Nine took control of the sky-slashers and shredded the Termagaunts

>>6191318
>>6191332
>>6191336
>>6191366
>>6191367
>>6191413

Votes locked in

Ninety-Nines’s hivemind easily took the sky-slashers’ hive mind strands. The sky-slashers flew high in the air and swooped down to the horde. The black clouds of tiny blades shredded the termagaunts, lacerating every part from head to toe. The earth absorbed the dark red blood and ribbons of torn flesh. The momentary paused allowed the guardsmen to fire back and took back the momentum of the battle. From the tree, Ninety-Nine grinned. While her route of returning home disappeared, the guardsmen did not have to fight alone.

“Did you see that? They just attacked one of their own. You think that guy was telling the truth?”

“A tyranid human hybrid that can control tyranids? Right, if anyone wants to confirm that it’s real they can do it themselves. Can you imagine how disgusting that would be?”

The words did not hurt as much as before but still squeezed her heart. Ninety-Nine sighed then climbed down and explored the quiet forest under the night sky. Ninety-Nine stayed around the vicinity of the checkpoint on trees. She hid from the light when the sun rose by retreating deeper into the forest. She heard more rumors, especially that of a new arrivals.

"It was a matter of time until they arrived." A guardsman said.

"Who were they?"

"Inquisition. Ordo Xenos." The veteran sergeant said. "It must be serious enough to have them come. Let's hope they can put an end to this."

Days passed, and no crack in the checkpoint gave her a chance to sneak back in. She returned to the cave where she was before, while her thunder hammer had been lost her inquisitorial rosette could be located somewhere else. Every day, Ninety-Nine searched for her lost badge while assisting any guardsmen patrols undetected. Hunger slowly took hold of her thoughts, clouding her conscience for a few seconds.

>Ninety-Nine returned to the cave inside, and she closed her eyes. Sleep called to her.
>Ninety-Nine continued to look for a way to return and her badge, while eating on dead guardsmen and tyranid kins. [Intelligence Check, High]

Sorry for the late update, pharmacy switched to a new software so the work was tough. Had to do some extra work.

>>6191859
>>Ninety-Nine returned to the cave inside, and she closed her eyes. Sleep called to her.

NO Eating the loyal's flesh!

*Dont worry Bro, keep the great work.

>>6191859
>Ninety-Nine returned to the cave inside, and she closed her eyes. Sleep called to her.

>>6191859
>>Ninety-Nine returned to the cave inside, and she closed her eyes. Sleep called to her.

>>6191859
>Ninety-Nine continued to look for a way to return and her badge, while eating on dead guardsmen and tyranid kins. [Intelligence Check, High]

Our Int isn't too bad. Might be worth the risk.

>>6191859
>>Ninety-Nine returned to the cave inside, and she closed her eyes. Sleep called to her.

>>6191859
>Find the badge
>Just eat tyranid kin

>>6191859
>Write-in
>Search for the badge but only eat tyranids

>>6191930
Support

>>6191859
>Ninety-Nine continued to look for a way to return and her badge, while eating on dead guardsmen and tyranid kins. [Intelligence Check, High]
I like to live dangerously

>>6191930
Support.

>>6191859
change >>6191861

for >>6191897

>>6192156
Also to bury them with a little pray, when possible

A warning on only eating on tyranid kins.

99 is not completely a tyranid, she's a hybrid. If she only consumes tyranid I will incur an Int check [medium difficulty] to keep her sentience.

>>6192200
In that case I change my vote form

>>6191988

To;

Write in;

Find Badge

Eat only part of Gardsmen when we are sure we are not to be discovered, respectfully burry whatever we don’t eat.

Whenever possible eat plants, animals, and such

>>6191859
>Ninety-Nine returned to the cave inside, and she closed her eyes. Sleep called to her.

>>6191859
Do guardsmen eat dead guardsmen when they run out of rations and anything to scavenge?

>>6191859
>Ninety-Nine continued to look for a way to return and her badge, while eating on dead guardsmen and tyranid kins. [Intelligence Check, High]
I don't understand this dumb reluctance to eating the dead some of you are having.

>>6191859
>Ninety-Nine continued to look for a way to return and her badge, while eating on dead guardsmen and tyranid kins. [Intelligence Check, High]

>>Ninety-Nine returned to the cave inside, and she closed her eyes. Sleep called to her.
>>6191866
>>6191879
>>6191896
>>6192211

>Ninety-Nine continued to look for a way to return and her badge, while eating on dead guardsmen and tyranid kins. [Intelligence Check, High]
6191887
6192113
6192260
6192371

Write-in
>>6191897
>>6191930
>>6191988
>>6192138
>>6192156

I hope you guys read the tyranid eating warning

>>6192534
We did, and our faith in the Emperor remains strong.

Difficulty: 13
Amount of rolls: 2
Dice: d20
Modifier: Intelligence: 7/10 [+3]

>>6192542
Mmm, let’s eat

Rolled 4 + 3 (1d20 + 3)

>>6192542
Feast time

Rolled 1 (1d20)

>>6192545

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>>6192550
>>6192551

Kek

Whelp, time to roll up a new quest protagonist.

>>6192552
Don't lose yourself 99ty I believe in you!
(roll faith/will)

——[SUBJECT NINETY-NINE///PROJECT HOPE/CONTACT CEASED]——

—[CORRECTION: NO CONTACT INITIATED]—

-[ASSET RETRIEVAL INITIATED]-

-+

--+

---+++[KILL TEAM HOPE///FORMED///EN ROUTE//]+++

---++[CONTACTING REINFORCEMENT///SUBMITTED TO ASTROPATHIC RELAY]++

.

.

.

+++[LIEUTENANT DEMETRIAN TITUS///UNAVAILABLE]+++

--++[MISSION: RETRIEVAL OF SUBJECT NINETY-NINE]++

-+[STRATEGIC VALUE: ABSOLUTE]+

Ranos slid through the dense forest, on a tall hill, his Mk.III Shrike Sniper Rifle founded his target. As the rumors said in the watch fortress, Subject Ninety-Nine was truly a sight to behold. Encased in an exoskeleton yet with some soft flesh, the thing chewed through the dead tyranid. The feral thing looked left and right, sniffed the air and yawned.

“Target found.” Ranos said. His left pauldron presented his chapter, the Raptors. “Target is confirmed to have entered a… feral state and has grown compared to the briefing.”

“Then we kill it.” Casus said. “I’ve wanted that abomination dead, it’s an affront to the God-Emperor.”

“That is not our mission.” Obediah said. “Ninety-Nine is an asset of Lord Primarch, retrieval is possible.”

Thedas nodded along, much as he did not trust the astartes of the Red Hunters. He did not let his admittance known, but Ninety-Nine’s ability has proven to be an asset. Emperor, he never thought he’d ever agree with Kryptman but here he was. He turned to see the honored cousin by the name of Chyron, a dreadnought who was sent to their watch fortress after disobeying an order.

“By the blood of Sanguinius, this abomination should be torn to shreds!” The honored brother said. His mechanized voice boomed, echoing throughout the forest.

“We are to retrieve it, brother. I will remind you that—” Obediah said calmly.

“I will not heed the word of an Inquisition dog. Bark somewhere else.” Chyron snarled.

“Disagree as much as your hearts desire, venerable one.” Ranos said. “This is your last opportunity to avoid expulsion.”

“We are to retrieve it depending on the target’s state. You saw it yourself, that thing has reverted to its natural state.” Casus said.

Thedas shook his head. This kill team was more focused on killing the asset than to retrieve it. Then again, the asset’s creator himself emphasized how little it mattered to him, but failed to explain this order came from his father.

>“I will retrieve the asset then.” Said Thedas.
>Thedas waited for the argument to be finished
>Ranos shook his head. “I will capture the asset.”

>>6192604
>>Thedas waited for the argument to be finished

>>6192604
>Thedas waited for the argument to be finished

>>6192604
>>“I will retrieve the asset then.” Said Thedas.

>>6192610
Support


I am calling it now- we ate the cute Cadian, horror movie style.

>>6192604
>>“I will retrieve the asset then.” Said Thedas.

>>6192604
>>“I will retrieve the asset then.” Said Thedas.

>>6192604
>“I will retrieve the asset then.” Said Thedas.
Aww Big Blue doesn't want 99 dead. What a guy.

>>6192670
Nah my money's on the Inquisition disappearing him because he started spreading Inquisition secrets. Namely, 99 being a xeno-hybrid.

>>6192670
I think that if 99 went feral and saw someone she recognized she would act like an oversized puppy.

>>6192699
>>6192752

Maybe they tried to disappear hem-

Then call in the big guns because they also found 99 in the process

>>6192604
>“I will retrieve the asset then.” Said Thedas.

>>6193036
>>6192699
>>6192682
>>6192676
>>6192662

Votes locked in

“I will retrieve the asset then.” Said Thedas.

“I will go with you, commander.” Obediah said.

“Casus, Brother Chyron, and Ranos will remain here on overwatch.” Thedas commanded.

“That abomination is feral, we must—”

Thedas faced Casus, the memory of the accusation at the watch fortress remained fresh in his mind. Sons of Dorn were stubborn, and the Black Templars exemplified that zealously. Thedas knew why Chyron and Casus was assigned to this mission, after all, Kryptman assembled this team.

“I am the leader of this kill team.” Thedas said. “Not you. Stay here. Provide overwatch with Brother Chyron and Ranos.”

Thedas and Obediah carefully surrounded Ninety-Nine from the shrubberies. Ninety-Nine dug into her third hormagaunt, smiling as her jaws easily snapped the exoskeleton. Each chew echoed a sickly crunch as her tail swayed left and right. Thedas moved forward, certain that the asset could not hear his approach.

Or so he thought.

Ninety-Nine’s head swiveled the moment the first step touched the ground. Her eyes opened wider, slit pupils formed to a circle, the tail swayed left and right at a faster rate. Thedas sensed no hostility. Their plan was for Thedas to be the distraction and Obediah to pin Ninety-Nine down and inject a sonambulin*.

>Thedas stepped forward
>They still acted on their plan

SONAMBULIN - Sedative used for tranquilizing dreadnoughts

>>6193080
>>Thedas stepped forward

>>6193081
Support

Yea- we gone full puppy

>>6193080
>Thedas stepped forward

>>6193080
>They still acted on their plan
Just because an animal seems friendly that doesn't mean that they are.

>>6193080
>They still acted on their plan

>>6193080
>Thedas stepped forward

>>6193086
I think more like a cat with those pupils widening

>>6193080
>Thedas stepped forward
Here's hoping Feral 99 remembers that battlemasters are allies.

>>6193080
>Thedas stepped forward

>>6193080
>>Thedas stepped forward
>>6193328
>>6193150
Come on anons, despite her diminished intelligence, she is still 99 our girl.
>>6193280
Isnt it usually a bad thing when cats do that though?

>>6193711
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>>6193244
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>>6193081

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“Hold.” Thedas said through the vox link.

Thedas stepped forward, exiting as the bushes and branches rustled as it brushed his power armor. He moved steadily, slowly, he sheathed his power sword but kept his shield on his arm. Ninety-Nine’s head snapped, like a turret that found its mark. The pupils remained wide, her tails swished back and forth at a faster rate. Ninety-Nine crawled away, then stood up, facing Thedas. Her legs bent at a different angle but her upper body still retained human features. Now, she stood a foot taller than Thedas.

A deep purring echoed from Ninety-Nine, deep as an engine’s hum but still soft. Her lips split into a smile, revealing jagged fangs. She charged forward, arms wide and still purring.

“Stop!” Thedas commanded.

Ninety-Nine did as ordered. This was the so called honored duty of a deathwatch agent… Thedas almost thought of leaving this Throne damned assignment. Ninety-Nine’s tail drooped, frowning, her purring stopped.

“Do you… understand me?”

Ninety-Nine cocked her head once more.

“You don’t. It seems like.” Thedas sighed. “Obediah, I believe we can extract her as is.”

“That is not our order.” Obediah said in the vox channel. “We must sedate her, then send back into Roland to complete her mission.”

As much as Thedas rather bring back Ninety-Nine, he did not care enough to let her be harmed. Most likely, he was the kindest astartes that Ninety-Nine knew.

“Very well.” Thedas said. “I will incapacitate her.”

Thedas unlatched the shield from his arm and raised his shield high with both of his hands, he cocked his arm back, then swung.

>Ninety-Nine took the hit, then fell
>Ninety-Nine took the hit, then snarled. [Roll strength]

I will let you anons decide. Taking the hit is a way out and to return to Roland, not getting knocked out will continue this fight.

>>6194136
>Take the hit, but whine and fall

>>6194143
Support

>>6194136
>Ninety-Nine took the hit, then snarled. [Roll strength]
Fresh meat.

>>6194136
>Ninety-Nine took the hit, then fell
Goodnight, sweet princess

>>6194136
>>Ninety-Nine took the hit, then fell

>>6194136
>>6194143
>+1
Support

>>6194136
>Ninety-Nine took the hit, then snarled. [Roll strength]
SHOULDA USED SEDATIVES

>>6194136
>>Ninety-Nine took the hit, then fell

>>6194143
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>>6194149
>>6194163
>>6194184
>>6194788

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The very force slammed Ninety-Nine into the ground. Thedas and Obediah grabbed the poor girl.

“Lisandra, this is Thedas. Mission complete. Requesting exfiltration on our position.” Thedas said.

“Yes, my lord.”

Ninety-Nine was taken to a facility on Deathwatch’s Xenos Purgatio’s observation room. Thedas and his kill team waited for a month, observing Ninety-Nine slowly revert to her old form. Clay held the data-slate as he watched slumbering Ninety-Nine locked inside the containment room. Clay now doubted if the room could hold a creature Ninety-Nine evolved into.

“She got taller. Adapted… no, produced the nautiloid shell by consumption. Body composition still the same. Interesting...”

Clay read the data-slate in the research room. He now had the mission to redeploy Ninety-Nine back into Roland without raising any suspicions. An onset of headache pounded, of course no mission would ever go smoothly when tyranids were involved. The small pantopticon* glowed in blue, indicating each section of Roland in dire reinforcements. He’d much prefer using Imperial Guard resources than the Tempestus Scions, but secrecy mattered more. Kill Team Hope was assembled by Kryptman, meant to kill Ninety-Nine than to retrieve her.

Can’t say I’m glad he’s gone, but I suppose that was inevitable. Throne, what a mess I’m heaped on.

If not for the primarch being involved in Ninety-Nine’s retrieval, she would have been dead. Now that Kryptamn was enroute to Terra to answer for his negligence for supporting Ninety-Nine and updating the primarch, he had control of the mission.

>Ninety-Nine needed to be pulled away, redeployment would only raise suspicions
>Ninety-Nine would be redeployed with the Catachan Devils of the Catachan Second, he could always alter their memories later after they are informed. Stracken would understand… he hoped.
>Ninety-Nine would be redeployed with Kill Team Hope


[PANOPTICON — These chart rooms, often found on large starships, have hololiths or holospheres that project galactic charts in three dimensions.]

>>6194903
Does 1st option mean to be redeployed somewhere else?

>>6194903
>Ninety-Nine would be redeployed with the Catachan Devils of the Catachan Second, he could always alter their memories later after they are informed. Stracken would understand… he hoped.
I don't know what Guilliman expected from Kryptman of all people. I'm pretty sure even most of his fellow Inquisitors think he's a colossal piece of shit.

>>6194926
She will be returned to the watch fortress.

>>6194903
>Ninety-Nine would be redeployed with the Catachan Devils of the Catachan Second, he could always alter their memories later after they are informed. Stracken would understand… he hoped.
Getting her back in the swing of things is probably for the best, and it would probably be better to be working with people who aren't looking for excuses to kill her.

>>6194903
>Ninety-Nine would be redeployed with Kill Team Hope
Back at it with Clay and our Kill Team buddies (just some of them) !

Beside Tobias and the rumors he might spread (which can be easily neutralized, changed, distorted by an Interrogator like Clay), the only issue i see with redeployment with the Devils is the fact that she disappeared after the completed mission with the combined hunting team of Black Dragons, Catachans and Knight. Despite mission success, being in no danger and nearby allies. Maybe Clay could justify it with inquisition business, since for anyone that has interacted with her on Roland she is an inquisitorial agent and doesn't need to answer/inform a regiment or a chapter.

I don't think Clay would think the situation on Roland is unsalvageable, but he would give consideration to all three options. In case of Kill Team Hope it would allow him to call the shots and where to deploy them, even if marines like Cassus Belli are just waiting for one justification to open fire on 99. With the Devils, they are already in a hot contested zone of the world, changing the tide there would be still of use. The third would be probably if he judges 99 too unstable to return to the battlefield.

>>6194930
He probably expected Kryptman to actually bother properly using the likely costly Weapon he developed, instead of attempting to make sure it had the lowest amount of success in a high priority mission so he could return to his lab and create a 100 iteration of this Weapon (only because 99 didn't fit some of his criteria). Guilliman is also occupied with many other things but he definitely keeps a tab on 99, when he can since her value is probably quite high if she can reach adulthood. He will probably demote Kryptman from the main position of handling and controlling her, and assign him somewhere else (or perhaps with another role in the project. Even if punished, Kryptman has too much knowledge on the project for be sent in a far away mission in Imperium Nihilus for example)

>>6195018
Support-


Also I agree with this assessment, even if 99 in herself is not that valuable- she represents possibly the first in a number of Nid-hunters.

Also I would argue that Krypman inadvertently proven that 99 is even more valuable by he’s reckless stunt- even if we gone full puppy temporarily we still complied with our superiors.

>>6195018
At the moment yep, she just reached the juvenile stage. A good progress from being a chatterbox bioweapon-child, but not the final asset that was promised by Kryptman to Guilliman from the start of this mad project.
His plan definitely backfired, he should have kept a better eye on what she was actually learning. He will pay the consequences of his action now, up to the Lord Regent.

In regard to the assessment, there is one more thing. The obvious one, if the second option is taken : I am not really sure what Clay can say for justify 99 new size to Stracken and his men. He could introduce a "new" agent (99) deployed in the region for assist the Devils, maybe ? Or Clay could just memory wipe or blam anyone that is a problem ? Though that might leave some traces and other problems from doing that action.

>>6194903
>Ninety-Nine would be redeployed with Kill Team Hope

>>6195031
>>6195062
meant this post ops

>>6194903
>Ninety-Nine would be redeployed with Kill Team Hope

The Black Dragons might also be an issue for Clay if he does something more ... drastic for keep things hush hush while 99 is redeployed with the Devils.

They were collaborating really well together, the chapter and the regiment. Its the kind of thing that creates bad blood between imperials if not properly handled, and Clay is not the one holding all the cards here in Roland. Only an Interrogator.

>>6194903
>Ninety-Nine would be redeployed with Kill Team Hope
Let's be real, elite inquisitorial (and equivalent) assets are the only ones 99 will be able to safely work with from here on out.

>>6194903
>>Ninety-Nine would be redeployed with the Catachan Devils of the Catachan Second, he could always alter their memories later after they are informed. Stracken would understand… he hoped.

>>6194903
>>Ninety-Nine would be redeployed with the Catachan Devils of the Catachan Second, he could always alter their memories later after they are informed. Stracken would understand… he hoped.

>>6194903
>>Ninety-Nine would be redeployed with Kill Team Hope
makes the most sense.

>>Ninety-Nine would be redeployed with Kill Team Hope
>>6195487
>>6195119
>>6195085
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>>6195031
>>6195018

>Ninety-Nine would be redeployed with the Catachan Devils of the Catachan Second, he could always alter their memories later after they are informed. Stracken would understand… he hoped.

>>6195421
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>>6195075
A lil late, but I will rule that the inquisition can do this. They have the power and authority to do so.

Ninety-Nine would be redeployed with Kill Team Hope. Thank the Throne Thedas was in charge of the team. A Black Templar and a Howling Griffin, and an ornery dreadnought. He wondered if Ninety-Nine was better off risking her presence within the guardsmen than being sent with the kill team. Clay sighed, then took a long drag of his lho-stick.

Throne help that creature…

Ninety-Nine gasped. Her eyes slowly adjusted to the world around her. Black and white. Red and yellow. Green. So many colors. She rubbed her eyes. She first recognized an old face… color. Ninety-Nine smiled.

“Thedas!”

He sidestepped Ninety-Nine’s attempt at a hug. Thankfully, she caught herself before falling down. Her vision focused. The astartes stared back, and one big machine stood quietly. The surrounding forests shrouded the astartes and Ninety-Nine from the sun. A thunderhawk’s engines whirred as it waited to return to the ship.

“Ninety-Nine.” Thedas said. “They are to be your new masters. We do not have time, how is your new armor?”

Black carapace armor layered above a black body suit that wrapped Ninety-Nine. A new inquisitorial badge hung on her pauldron. Unlike the astartes, no purity seals adorned her armor. Why would they? The creature certainly did not earn any.

“It’s good. They feel nice.”

“We are wasting our time.” Casus growled. “We have our objective. The Hive Tyrant must be destroyed or at the very least, distracted for the knights to attack should they arrive on time.”

“The lieutenant speaks the truth.” Ranos said. “We must be on our way.”

Thedas nodded.

“Your weapon, Ninety-Nine.” ]

In his arms were the weapons assigned to Ninety-Nine, each being a low quality weapon so no loss can be incurred should Ninety-Nine lose her weapons again.

Heavy Melee weapon [No ranged]
>Ogryn trench shovel
>Heavy Chainsword
>Heavy Spiked Maul
>Write-in [The write-in must be in lore a lower quality weapon or used in IG widely. Basically easily found]


Light Melee Weapon [which I will decide] & Heavy Ranged Weapon
>Heavy bolters
>Heavy Flamer
>Write-in [The write-in must be in lore a lower quality weapon or used in IG widely. Basically easily found]

Or

>Write-in [I will decide whether or not this will work. Keep in mind, 99 is now give lower quality weapons]

>>6195512
>Ogryn trench shovel

>Heavy bolters

>>6195512
>Heavy Flamer

>>6195512
>Heavy Chainsword
99's built for melee

>>6195512
>Heavy bolters

>>6195512
>Heavy Chainsword
Shit, they finally realized that anything they give us will be gone by the time the mission's over.

>>6195512
>Heavy Chainsword

>>6195512
>>Heavy Flamer

>Heavy Bolter
>>6195515
>>6195572

>Flamer
>>6195516
>>6195787

>Heavy Chainsword
>>6195523
>>6195609
>>6195706

Heavy Chainsword wins

Ninety-Nine held her new weapon, she poked the sharp edges. The chainsword revved, snarling when Ninety-Nine accidentally squeezed the handle of the chainsword. She beamed then revved the sword again then again, as if she discovered a new toy. Thedas shook his head, only Ninety-Nine would play with a chainsword of all things. The astartes chainsword of a heavy variant was simply larger that required two hands to wield properly.

“We must move, follow.” Thedas said.

Kill Team Hope and Ninety-Nine moved through the forest. The occasional patrols moved past thanks to Ninety-Nine’s hive mind control. No tyranid have yet to ambush them as they walked to the nearest Imperial controlled sector. Ninety-Nine walked beside Thedas but kept glancing at the large metal and yellow square following behind.

“Thedas Thedas.” Ninety-Nine said.

“Speak.” Thedas said.

“What is that?” Ninety-Nine pointed at Chyron.

“That is brother Chyron, he is a dreadnought, which is a… bigger armor.” Thedas said. “Do not talk to him because he is busy.”

Chyron stopped, he slowly turned around.

“And if that thing comes near I will smash its skull open.” Chyron said. “Do you hear me, abomination?”

Ninety-Nine nodded, though the word hurt the pain dulled each time hearing the insult.

“I understand, master.”

“I am not your master.” Chyron said. “Brainless beast.”

The walk was silent after that. Up in the sky, a lone

>Ninety-Nine stood by Thedas’s side.
>Ninety-Nine chose to scout ahead

>>6196100
>Ninety-Nine chose to scout ahead

>>6196100
>>Ninety-Nine stood by Thedas’s side.

>>6196100
>Ninety-Nine stood by Thedas’s side.

>>6196100
>>Ninety-Nine stood by Thedas’s side.

>>6196100
>>Ninety-Nine stood by Thedas’s side.

>>6196100
>>Ninety-Nine stood by Thedas’s side.

>>6196249
Support.

Poor 99

>>6196100
>99 slowly inched closer to Chyron
We like to push boundaries here

>>6196260

Change my vote to support >>6196287

Add in that we find a flower and try to give it to hem. Everyone like flowers!

>>6196287
>>6196290

Won't stop you both but...

https://wh40k.lexicanum.com/wiki/Chyron

>>6196100
>>6196290

Like the flower idea, but we can offer it from the safety of Thedas’s side

>>6196291
Yikes- I’ll go with offering the flower form Thedas’ side

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>>6196291
>Chyron chose to disobey the order to keep the aforementioned Tyranid life-form alive.

>>6196291
Right, let's not tempt him to kill a second tyranid bioform that he's supposed to protect.
For that matter, why tf is he still on the mission knowing that he's previously disobeyed the same orders they're being given? It made sense when Kryptman was accidentally-on-purpose trying to get us killed but why is Thedas doing it now?

>>6196630

>>6193080
>Thedas knew why Chyron and Casus was assigned to this mission, after all, Kryptman assembled this team.

Kryptman never wanted 99 and wanted her dead, so in his last moment before going to Terra he made this team in hopes of having 99 killed instead of being retrieved.

Hope this explains it

>>6196100
>Ninety-Nine stood by Thedas’s side.
Having anything to do with someone who openly wants to kill us and will be willing to go through with it is a profoundly stupid idea.

>Ninety-Nine stood by Thedas’s side.
>>6196110
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>>6196249

Votes locked in. If update is not done today I will do a double one to make up for it. I'm too tired today and not sure if I can make an update tonight. Fuck corporate, dumb fucks changed my workplace's software and then brought in more customers through fucking sales. Cunts all of them.

>>6196100
>Ninety-Nine stood by Thedas’s side.

Ninety-Nine stood by Thedas’s side quietly. Be it luck or The Emperor’s guidance, no major ambushes impeded their travel. By the time they reached the nearest sector, the kill team heard from a vox-guardsman that several titans and defensive lines were broken. One bio-titan did little to stop the stampeding tyranids. Sector three was a tall hill with ample trees and malleable dirt, an ideal defensive position now reduced to lines of trenches that overlooked other sectors. The once vibrant seas of emeralds were reduced to a naked field, even the dark brown soil turned pale after their nutrients were sucked dry.

“Abominations.” Chyron said. “My blood boils the longer we wait here.”

“But wait we must.” Ranos said.

Ninety-Nine, Ranos, and Honored Brother Chyron waited outside the command center of sector three. The wave of faces walked past her, but she did not find Tobias. Her tail swished left and right, waiting for her masters to return. Ranos adjusted the scope of his rifle and Brother Chyron stood still, as if frozen. Boredom gnawed Ninety-Nine.

“It’s the astartes!”

“They look different.”

The nearby guardsmen that would enter and exit the command tent bowed, and Ninety-Nine would wave politely. She did remember Thedas did not give her a specific order to stay, just to wait.

>Maybe she’d talk to the next person she saw
>Ninety-Nine left the area, looking for ways to help [will roll a luck check]
>Ninety-Nine looked for something to eat

Another update will be made to make up for the yesterday's maybe

>>6197063
>Ninety-Nine left the area, looking for ways to help [will roll a luck check]

>>6197063
>>Maybe she’d talk to the next person she saw

>>6197063
>Ninety-Nine left the area, looking for ways to help [will roll a luck check]

>>6197143
>>6197106

1.
Moving supplies

2.
>Assistance at the medicae camp

3.
>Trench digging

4.
>Meeting Stracken & Tobias again

5.
>Meeting Sran'skan

6.
>Meeting Suleiman

Roll a D6

Rolled 6 (1d6)

>>6197255

Writing

Ninety-Nine wandered the camps. She saw some guardsmen moving with crates and others parting a path for her. The world grew taller, people now looked up and she had to look down. Many knelt as she passed them, their eyes fixed on the inquisitorial badge. At the foot of the Armiger pattern knight, a dark skinned young woman in a tight hair bun blew out a smoke. Ninety-Nine gasped, she ran to the woman while waving her arms.

“Suleiman!”
The woman watched with a confused expression, but slowly, her eyes widened on realization. The voice adn the familiar armor adn the unique mechadendrite tail was no common appearance. Though Suleiman had to look up at her old comrade. Her tail wagged, and those close enough ducked or were knocked into the ground.

“Ninety-Nine?” Suleiman said incredulously.

“You remembered me!” Ninety-Nine cheered. “Thank you for that!”

“I… what happened to you?” Suleiman said with a thick accent. “You were small but now you’re so tall, do you inquisition use some strange drugs?”

“I dunno.” Ninety-Nine said. “I ate that titan kin and got bigger when I woke up.”

Suleiman giggled. A joke. She needed to laugh.

“I didn't know the inquisition made jokes.”

“We do?” Ninety-Nine said.

“Very funny.” Suleiman said. “I hope you are well, it truly was an honor fighting beside you.”

“Are you going to fight with us again?”

Suleiman shook her head, she wiped the dir on her blue coat and sighed.

“No, my house needs me and I will soon depart to assist my brother. A final push will be made to end the hive tyrant and end this once and for all. My father Saladin and my brother Nur-Aldin will be there. This will be my chance to prove myself” Suleiman’s hand tightened to a fist, her determined gaze hardened. “Then, I will pilot a true knight.”

“Oh that’s what we’re doing!” Ninety-Nine said.

For a young woman (a large one at that), in a tyranid invasion her unbothered joy made her smile despite her weariness.

“You are entering the jaws of death once more? If the inquisition does not need you, House Aya will be glad to have you as our guards.”

“I…” Ninety-Nine paused, her heart did not sting when she thought for a moment. But a disgusting truth that was her body reminded her that she had no home but the inquisition “I don’t think I can.”

Suleiman shrugged.

“The offer will always be there. When this is over, I will give you vox code to contact me should you need it. I will see you soon at the victory feast.”

After the brief reunion, Ninety-Nine returned to the warcamp as Thedas and Casus Belli left. The plan was almost simple.

>Ninety-Nine needed to make a large enough commotion, alone
>Ninety-Nine needed to flank the enemy tyranid and the hive tyrant to deliver a virus payload, alone
>Ninety-Nine needed to scout ahead to give the strike team an intel of the enemy’s composition

We are in the final stretch of Roland. So I will ask now, what do you want to see next?

Also please do a quick survey

I want to see more...

>Action
>Drama
>Romance subplots

>Write-in

>>6197323
>Ninety-Nine needed to flank the enemy tyranid and the hive tyrant to deliver a virus payload, alone
>Write-in
Cooking

>>6197323
>Ninety-Nine needed to make a large enough commotion, alone

- Romance, or friendship. I wonder if that Gardsmen

>>6197323
>Ninety-Nine needed to scout ahead to give the strike team an intel of the enemy’s composition
>>6197325
>Romance subplots

>>6197323
>>Ninety-Nine needed to flank the enemy tyranid and the hive tyrant to deliver a virus payload, alone
I feel like even though narratively this was done previously, since it was successful, it would be the best choice to do it again.

E.g. the rest of them attack from one side as a distraction, and 99 can come from another side undetected until she gets close enough to plant the payload (and for the most part they would consider her disposable if things go wrong)

>>6197325
>Action
Maybe word gets out about 99's usefulness and "someone" takes ownership of her to send her out on missions and Kryptman gets permission to begin with subject 100. Would be interesting to have her come in contact with a newer 'model' (that doesn't have the puppy personality that Kryptman dislikes).

Re: mission, maybe cultists in a hive world she has to sniff out

>>6197323
>Ninety-Nine needed to scout ahead to give the strike team an intel of the enemy’s composition

>>6197325
>Action

>>6197323
>Ninety-Nine needed to make a large enough commotion, alone

>>6197325
>Write-in
Wholesome Noblebright.

>>6197323
>Ninety-Nine needed to make a large enough commotion, alone
>Action
>Tail penetration

>>6197323
>Ninety-Nine needed to make a large enough commotion, alone

>Drama
Not in terms of bad things happening, but instead complicated things. Stuff where 99 has to make a serious decision that will have complex ramifications throughout the rest of the story, and will have to live with that decision (even if those consequences aren't necessarily negative).

>>6197325
>>Drama


>>6197323
>>Ninety-Nine needed to make a large enough commotion, alone

>>6197831
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Ninety-Nine needed to make a large enough commotion, alone.

“That’s so simple!”

Thedas did not have the heart to correct her. He knew this would bring displeasure to his primarch, if she died. All haste needed to be made for both Ninety-Nine and for Roland. He learned inside the command tent that most lines were decimated, knights fallen, even their greatest knights Saladin and Nur-Aldin, fell to the tyrannic horde. Everyone knew this battle was lost should the defensive war continue.

“Yes… it is.” Thedas said. “Of course, you will be armed appropriately. Do you know how to use krak grenades or melta grenades?”

“What’s a grenade?”

Ah. Thedas face palmed.

“That’s a no.” Thedas said. “I’ll see what weapons you can use.”

Ninety-Nine was armed by a confused heavy gunner guardsman who explained the simple weaponries. The ripper gun: Point and pull the trigger at the enemy. Two bolt pistols: Also point and pull the trigger at the enemy. Ogryn missile launcher was square with a handle, the instruction was also point and pull the trigger at the enemy but far. Along with other weapons of the same instruction. Ninety-Nine appreciated the simple instructions and thanked the guardsman and asked if he knew Tobias, which the guardsman did not know.

“Are you prepared?”

“For the Emperor!” Ninety-Nine cheered.

After the brief lesson, Ninety-Nine took a ride on a thunderhawk with the kill team, save for Chyron who was transported by another thunderhawk.

“Approaching first stop.”

The hatch slowly opened. Her drop zone was…

>An abandoned castle and a small village
>An abandoned trench
>A clear open field

>>6198148
>An abandoned castle and a small village

>>6198148
>An abandoned castle and a small village

>>6198148
>An abandoned castle and a small village

Lets Castle Wolfenstein this bitch.

>>6198148
>An abandoned castle and a small village
Honestly? We should have been using Ogryn weapons from the get go. They're as simple as possible to use, robust enough for them big boys to use as bludgeons, and run as he'll.

If we kill enough monsters with the same weapon and we don't lose it, will the weapons gain a blessed or champion trait?

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>>6198148
>An abandoned castle and a small village

>>6198218
>If we kill enough monsters with the same weapon and we don't lose it
>and we don't lose it

>>6198148
>An abandoned trench

>>6198148
>>An abandoned castle and a small village

>>6198218
While that's a good idea, I want anons to have fun by using different weapons since variety is a good component of a quest. Maybe I can try armor or other items. If you have an idea let me know, this is a good one.

>>6198165
>>6198180
>>6198217
>>6198218
>>6198254
>>6198306

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The two days Tobias was not having a good time. First his entire squad is wiped out, then a tyranid… girl xeno thing tells him she’s part of the inquisition and hugs him. Then, he is inspected then guaranteed for eight hours. He expected an execution, maybe turned into a servitor, instead, he was redeployed…

As a tyranid bait.

Of course. Nothing went right for ol’ Tobias. He should’ve said he survived a tyranid ambush, not being rescued by a tyranid abomination. Tobias did not have the time to sigh. His eyes bulged. His heart beat faster than a heavy stubber. Adrenaline flowed through his veins. The winds hit his face as he and other selected guardsmen drove through the forest with a strange bait that the command gave him for the decoy team to occupy as much tyranid force they could.

“Frak frak frak!”

The seat rattled as the wheels hit bumps and tree roots. The tyranids’ screech came ever closer, inching as he heard some of his comrades either crashing or being caught until he was the only one. Tobias revved the handle as he passed the village’s direction sign post. He would have been relieved, he could hide in the homes or run for the castle, the tyranid horde behind him convinced him he would die here.

Could this day be any worse?

KRAK

The ground shook. Tobias gripped the brake and safely stopped. He leapt from his seat and aimed his lasgun. A black armored figure landed in a crater he made. The hordes… they stopped their chase and now they were eating each other. A pool of blood and chunks slowly formed, seeping into the earth. A tall black armored figure with a tail-like mechadendrite stood, armed ferociously with a two-handed chainsword. The armored man turned, Tobias immediately knelt. He had to be an astartes or someone clearly above him.

“M—My lord.”

“Tobias! You’re ok!”

Strong arms ensnared him.

“N—Ninety-Nine?”

“You remembered me, thank you!”

“Ninety-Nine let go of me!” Tobias said.

“Oh. Sorry.”

Ninety-Nine released him. The inquisitorial badge was now slick with tyranid blood.

“You… you’re real. You really are part of the inquisition.”

“See? I told you I’m not a liar.” Ninety-Nine said. “Are there more coming?”

“Yes but… wait that bait was made so you can be— you’re the decoy? Just you?” Tobias said.

“Yes.” Ninety-Nine said.

It was going to die if she stood alone. He was going to die too.

“Ninety-Nine we need to move to the castle. Now.” Tobias said. “We can hold off better in there than here. The walls were made for defensive warfare.”


>Ninety-Nine nodded. “Sure!”
A defensive position in the castle will be beneficial but if the tyranids are in escape will be difficult and the distraction will not be as effective.

>“You can go, I need to face them here or else they’ll get bored.”
The distraction will be much easier and more effective, but the fight will be more difficult.

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>“You can go, I need to face them here or else they’ll get bored.”

>>6198905

>>Ninety-Nine nodded. “Sure!”
We need them to flood the castle so we may bring it down and the lot of them with it.

>>6198905

>“You can go, I need to face them here or else they’ll get bored.”