06-21-2018, 07:29 PM
Aliens were a more likely answer than the ones that he was coming up with at the moment. The Freelancer had gone to different planets and had memorized during his training the different types of enemies that they would end up coming across in the means of protecting humanity. He believed that they were the good guys and that they were doing the right thing on the factor that they were there as soldiers. The military wasn't exactly fair but that wasn't what mattered to him either. He couldn't remember how many missions that dealt with other life forms, which was barely anything. If anything they were basically the muscle that was sent in when something didn't end up going their way. They killed more humans than they did aliens, but they weren't really informed on what was happening when it came to the great war anyway. If they started to try and dig for information, it would mean for punishment, and when it came to the program, doing too much of what one shouldn't do meant that they could be killed without anyone knowing about it. No one would miss them. They were just soldiers. They were just going to end up being the failures. In his world, there were different planets, there were spaceships that they used to go from each planet to the other. Basically, the human race had armed themselves to the teeth as means of an army to combatant those that wanted their species to go extinct. War was basically their currency. Those that were born during the later generations of the human race were stuck with the idea that they were going to be forced into the war, or fear for their lives thinking that they wouldn't manage to make it through. Washington had been one of those trouble children when he was younger. Having fits of anger when it came to bullies, to the point of where he smashed someone's face in when he was younger. He was different during his time as a freelancer. He was carefree because he was there to help the human race. It wasn't until Episolon was in his head that he realized that they weren't really the good guys anymore. At least the Director wasn't, and the entire program had been because of one person. He still couldn't wrap his head around something like that, and it was basically painful for him to try and dig for the memories that he was trying so damn hard to hide from everyone. Compared to the clans, someone turning into an animal wasn't a regular issue. Someone dying from being teleported into the blackness of space would be more realistic than this. It was hard to say even if he was in the same universe as he thought he was. The Freelancer, well, was he even one of those anymore?
He never told anyone about what he knew, especially the Counselor, as they would have killed him for what he knew. Agent Washington wonders how long it was going to take for a headache that he was feeling to end up going away. He was just confused. Maybe he fell into a coma when they crashed. That was another likely answer to what was happening. The armored smilodon lifted his head to look at the next voice that he was hearing. It was a little bit faint thanks to the Mark 6 helmet that he wore on his face. His eyes hidden by his golden visor looked at the smaller creature that was a small distance from him. Washington shifting his paws as if getting used the incredibly odd feeling while the other explained to him what was going on. A chill ran up his spine at the other's statement. He wasn't dreaming. This was happening, and from the sound of the other's tone, it sounded like it happened quite often. He needed to get caught up to speed because he had so many questions that were going unanswered. The Smilodon smothered the shock that was spreading through his body before speaking. "Are you saying that this actually happens often?" Agent Washington would question in a slightly surprised tone toward the smaller animal. However, as the other continued to speak, the Freelancer wasn't exactly sure he liked the way the other was talking to him. The other had said that this creature was Bastilleprisoner. The 'prisoner' suffix of the other's name making it almost seem like he shouldn't trust the other. His gaze finally began to travel and he realized that he was indeed in a crater from the looks of it. Had he fallen? But from where? He looked up toward the sky, before he noticed something off in the distance. It was... an observatory. Albeit outdated. At least to the ones that he was used to looking through. He didn't know a lot when it came to astrology, but if he could find planets it means that he could probably identify which planet that he was on. Hope bubbled up into his chest. "I need access to your observatory. I can possibly find out where exactly I'm at by using it." The Freelancer spoke in a calm tone. But it also sounded like he wasn't going to take no for an answer. With the fear of what had just happened to him, adrenaline had started to pump through his body. The Smilodon would probably end up passing out before he even got the observatory."speech"
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