Mechis III – Southern Hemisphere
A single sleek black silhouette stood at the edge of a small smoke stacked building, its black form reflecting a certain amount of light, and consuming all else.
It stood there, calmly, still as a statue. It's form did not move, its hands did not quiver, its entire being seemed to be completely still. It waited. What it waited for was impossible to say. A light swept passed it, moving an inch at a time on the ground before it, sweeping in a massively arrayed circle to reveal the ground within the industrial smog that surrounded this entire world.
The light swept passed the foot of the Humanoid, missing it by half a millimeter.
For a second the figure remained in place, the search light moving passed at a slow creeping crawl. A human heartbeat would pass, and then suddenly the figure would break out into a sprint. It was so sudden, so quick that most would have questioned if the thing was human, or any other type of organic being.
They would have been right to do so.
This thing. This sleek inky black humanoid was not at all human. It was something else. A fallacy of misrepresented genius. A cheap copy of what an organic being was, and could be.
Yet it moved fast, within the blink of an eye, rushing through open space and breaking through smog filled air, acid rain beginning to spike down onto the surface of the planet as it suddenly came to a stop against another wall. Beyond solid duracrete the sound of industrialization could be heard. Massive machines stamping, molten durasteel pouring, new droids marching off the line.
The silhouette waited as another light passed.
A single sleek black silhouette stood at the edge of a small smoke stacked building, its black form reflecting a certain amount of light, and consuming all else.
It stood there, calmly, still as a statue. It's form did not move, its hands did not quiver, its entire being seemed to be completely still. It waited. What it waited for was impossible to say. A light swept passed it, moving an inch at a time on the ground before it, sweeping in a massively arrayed circle to reveal the ground within the industrial smog that surrounded this entire world.
The light swept passed the foot of the Humanoid, missing it by half a millimeter.
For a second the figure remained in place, the search light moving passed at a slow creeping crawl. A human heartbeat would pass, and then suddenly the figure would break out into a sprint. It was so sudden, so quick that most would have questioned if the thing was human, or any other type of organic being.
They would have been right to do so.
This thing. This sleek inky black humanoid was not at all human. It was something else. A fallacy of misrepresented genius. A cheap copy of what an organic being was, and could be.
Yet it moved fast, within the blink of an eye, rushing through open space and breaking through smog filled air, acid rain beginning to spike down onto the surface of the planet as it suddenly came to a stop against another wall. Beyond solid duracrete the sound of industrialization could be heard. Massive machines stamping, molten durasteel pouring, new droids marching off the line.
The silhouette waited as another light passed.