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[Story of C1ph3r, Viscet #999] DNP

Postby ✦ nemuri » Tue Oct 11, 2016 1:19 pm

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[ Hmm?~ What do you simply hope to achieve by doing that? ]
[ Sorry to say, but it's not going to work! ]

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[Story of C1ph3r, Viscet #999] Ch4pt3r 1

Postby ✦ nemuri » Tue Oct 11, 2016 4:47 pm

Ch4pt3r 1


xxxxI stood inside the rocket, glancing out of the windows. I could see the pitch black universe, the millions of stars glittering like jewels, and the soft colours cast over the spinning orb of our Earth by the sun. For a fleeting moment, I felt powerful, like I ruled the world. I shook my head to rid myself of those thoughts; there was no way that would ever happen. While I am a famous scientist and mathematician, there is only so much I can do. I was not a political leader. I was not in charge of a country. The only power I have is authority over the precious information codes used to create these rockets as well as details of certain galaxies that have not been revealed to the rest of the world yet.

xxxxScanning the planets and stars with a critical eye, I hummed to myself softly as the rocket gave a small shudder, before thudding softly against a solid surface. Peering out of the window, I saw that the rocket had landed safely on Mars. The planet of red, the Roman God of war. How fitting, as the red is so, so similar to that of blood. This is all religious crap, but there could be a small possibility that those myths could be true. Not.

xxxxGrabbing my space suit and zipping it up without a word, I gave a small nod to the other Viscets on the rocket. My brother, Blade was one of them. I don't know about him, but I find it amusing that we look nothing alike, despite being brothers. Stepping out of the rocket ship lightly, I glanced in wonder at the dust that had settled on my paws after I had taken a couple of steps forward. I stopped walking after a few steps. Where was I going? Where am I going to go? What am I going to do here? The questions were endless, and sadly, I did not know a single answer to any of them.

xxxxClosing my eyes slightly, I tried to take my mind off the endless expand of copper coloured dirt and rocks. There was too much going on at once, and my brain was going into overdrive mode, and it hurt. Opening my eyes slightly, I squinted as I peered into the distance. I was facing the sun, and for a moment, I felt warm, even though I wasn't supposed to feel any temperature inside of my specially designed space suit. Maybe it's just me. I don't know. Who would know? No one would want to be in my shoes, I'd expect.

xxxx"Pai! I'm going out!" I called to one of the astronauts who had accompanied me and whose name had appeared on the top of my head. I am a very busy Viscet, I can't be bothered to remember the names of every single one of my associates, as unfortunate as that might be. Pai seems to be quite understanding of this fact however, and it doesn't seem to bother him much.

xxxx"Right! Hold on, can I go with you?" To be honest, I am very tempted to say no, since I should know my way around Mars pretty well as I did a full scan of said planet once on telescope, and another time while I was in the rocket. However, I got this gut feeling that something bad would happen if I didn't take the excitable and ambiverted Viscet along with me. So, I decided to comply.

xxxx"Yeah, sure, Pai. Hurry and get your suit on, I want to get going as soon as possible," I mumbled, loud enough so that Pai can hear. In the end he did, as his ears perked up and he rushed to get his space suit on. I let out a small sigh before deciding to sit on a patch of dry dirt. Yawning a little in boredom, I could feel my eyes glaze over with every second ticking by that was spent waiting for the ambiverted Pai instead of exploring. I'm starting to regret it, but of course I would never actually tell Pai to leave me alone.

xxxxAs I continued waiting, I eventually stood up and thought about calling to Pai to see if he was ready. I wanted to go, badly. Just as I opened my mouth, Pai poked his head out of the rocket. "So sorry for the long wait, Mr. Cipher!" My real name isn't Cipher, of course, but that is simply an alias. There's no need for anyone other than Blade to know my real name.

xxxx"That's alright," I answered, before turning around to face the horizon of Mars. It was beautiful yet ugly compared to that of my home planet. I'm sure that there's no other planet that rivals Earth's beauty in the Milky Way Galaxy. I'm positively sure. I know that Pai was talking, but something about a certain rock drew my attention in. Without realizing, my paws had started to move on its own, gliding over the smooth, dusty ground and towards the stone. I was about to reach over and touch it until I blinked. My eyes captured a mental image of the rock, and quickly, I began and analyze and process the information of the rock. There was an unknown cell on the plant. It could very well be a new type of life form foreign to my home planet.

xxxxCalling Pai over, I made the male Viscet look and carry the rock for me. "Be very careful and don't damage the rock in any way!" I stressed, as Pai rolled his eyes in mock exasperation. I know that I am quite full of myself at times, but he did not need to make his distaste for that stone so painfully evident. This was a new scientific discovery, and while small, it could impact the rest of our lives if not handled properly.

xxxx"Yeah, yeah, yeah, you worry too much, Mr. Cipher!" Pai grumbled. This time, it was my turn to roll my eyes in exasperation. Honestly, the attitude of younger Viscets will never cease to astound me. I know Pai knows how precious the rock is, but I believe he just wanted to get under my skin for a little bit. I let out a small sigh, before raising my head to face the open sky above. It was pitch black, not a single star in sight. As I turned my head slightly to the left, I could see the asteroid belt. Two asteroids had collided, smashing into each other in speeds that rivaled that of a race car's. The bits of rock and ice flew everywhere, scattered, before finally settling into the belt as smaller asteroids.

xxxxI watched as Pai entered the rocket slowly, still holding on to the rock. I gave one last glance at the red planet and barren lands behind me, before I followed suit and entered the rocket as well.



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[Story of C1ph3r, Viscet #999] Ch4pt3r 2

Postby ✦ nemuri » Thu Oct 13, 2016 12:50 pm

Ch4pt3r 2


xxxxI let out a sigh of anticipation as I peered at the rock inside of the glass case. The glass was able to magnify everything and return back to normal with a swift swipe of my TouchScreen laptop. Enlarging the view so that I could see the small cell wriggling around restlessly on the rock, my eyes glittered. It was difficult for me to keep still and not do anything else other than view the specimen.

xxxxGlancing at the specimen, I was almost caught unaware as my brother, Blade, snuck up on me. "Hey, Cipher, what are you doing?" Yes, Blade knows my real name, however he respects the fact that I wish to keep it a secret and instead uses my alias. I cannot say the same for Viscets as excitable as Pai, considering they would probably end up blabbing it to the whole world.

xxxx"Blade! How many times have I told you to not sneak up on me? What if the rock got damaged in the process of you jump scaring me?" I exclaimed irritably, frowning at my brother's childish actions. Blade merely let out a sigh and gave me a noogie on the head, much to my displeasure.

xxxx"Jesus, chill for a bit, okay? It's not the end of the world if that happens," Blade huffed, as I crossed my arms angrily. I can't believe that I'm constantly surrounded by utter idiots who don't understand how valuable the stone is. I proceeded to ignore Blade, as there was really no point in attempting to reason with him. If he insists on being stupid, so be it. Not my problem.

xxxx"But what if it is? You never know," I responded, nearly twisting my tail in agitation. "It's not like Viscets can see into the future. In a world like ours, where literally anything can happen, we must be very cautious." Huffing slightly, I returned my attention back to the rock. Reaching out a paw, I tapped the glass case delicately. I was afraid that if I used too much force, I would somehow break the glass, even if it's made of diamond and one hundred percent bullet proof.

xxxxBlade didn't answer, and soon I heart footsteps walking away. Frowning, I shook my head to clear any negative thoughts that were forming about my brother. It was natural that he didn't understand my obsession from where he was standing. If only he knew, if only he knew...

xxxxI can be classified as a genius of sorts, perhaps. With an IQ (if you're not aware of what that stands for, it's your "intelligence quotient", apparently) of 362, I would be surprised if I wasn't. Sure, my ego is about the size of the infinite universe and it could use some deflating, but all I am stating are true facts... Nothing more, nothing less. My cells are slightly different than that of a normal Viscet's such as my brother, but there's nothing drastic about me. My brain cells are just more powered, and I have a stronger immune system that comes in very handy when I'm dealing with dangerous life organisms that could potentially lead to another plague or epidemic like the Spanish Influenza or the sudden outbreak of Ebola in (gosh, when as it?) around 2014, I'd say. Nothing too recent, that's for sure.

xxxxWiping my paws down on my lab coat even though they are absolutely spotless, I took another glance at the life form that I had found in a lonely barren desert on Mars. In a way, the creation and being of this simple cell confused me. There was nothing to eat unless it ate dust and rocks, and no warmth or the kind, caressing rays of light and warmth known to Viscetkind on Earth. Perhaps it was a fluke. Perhaps it had originated from Earth, and had been left to die on Mars as a failed experiment of sorts. Or perhaps... This is an alienated cell. It defies all logic, yet it is still, before me, writhing and wriggling as if its life depended on it. Maybe it does. Who knows?

xxxxThe next second happened so quickly, yet it seemed to move at the speed of turtles before my eyes. The small white cell started to contort and slowly expand, unlike any cell that I've encountered before. Glancing nervously towards the heater in the glass, I quickly came to a conclusion that the cell was extremely sensitive to heat, and it would cause it to blow up. Before I could manage to flip the switch, the first set of cracks in the glass appeared. Chips of glass fell around my feet, and before I knew it, the cell (now a huge green blob of... Matter, I suppose) launched itself at me.

xxxxI let out a shriek that rivaled the pitch of an opera singer. The pain was unbearable, and I could heat shouts of alarm from Viscets around me. I wanted to open my mouth and scream for help, but I didn't. I couldn't. If I let that... Thing into my mouth, things would surely be over for me.

xxxxFrom the corner of my darkening vision, I could see Blade racing towards me, panic evident in his voice and eyes. Pai was standing in the corner, shocked of the events that had just unfolded in fro,y of his eyes. I tilted over and collapsed in a puddle of water that came from the glass display. As soon as the blob came in contact with the water, it vaporized instantly. However, it had not taken the pain away. As the blob attacked me, I breathed in some of the chemical gasses that reeked off of the blob. The crew had taken out emergency gas masks just in time, or they probably would've suffered the same fate as me.

xxxxAs I sat on the ground, retching, Blade came over to me warily. "Brother, you're sick. Its obvious that we need to abandon this exploration and return to Earth to get you treated immediately. I don't know what that cell is, but its properties reminds me that of a virus cell."

xxxxI tried to shake my head, but obviously Blade would have none of it. I slumped back towards the ground, struggling to keep my tri-coloured eyes open. "Blade... Send me back to Earth if you must. But let me come back to Mars after! I have so much unfinished business here..."

xxxx"Absolutely no buts. We're all going, and detaching this part of the rocket. It's too dangerous... I doubt there would be any Viscets willing to go up to space after this fiasco." My jaw almost dropped open in disbelief at my brother's words. This opportunity, this discovery that life could indeed exist on Mars... It would all go down the drain, along with the rest of my efforts.

xxxxI had wanted to sit up and scream, but I didn't have enough strength to. I was having trouble staying awake and being alert. My mind just wanted to shut down, but the inner me simply cannot accept that. "So be it," I whispered, before closing my eyes. "But no matter what, I must return again... I can't just leave like this."



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[Story of C1ph3r, Viscet #999] Ch4pt3r 3

Postby ✦ nemuri » Thu Oct 13, 2016 4:41 pm

Ch4pt3r 3


xxxxDarkness was all that I could comprehend. Everything was just darkness, an empty void. Where sound used to be is this new ringing noise, bouncing from eardrum to eardrum. I want to cover my ears, but I can't move. I must be immobile, strapped to the bed to prevent myself from falling off. My initial assumption that while I am in a coma, my mind is awake, working, and whirring with thoughts only known to me. Despite all this, I have no clue what's going on in the real world. How long has it been since I last felt sunshine on my face? When was the last time I came in contact with another Viscet? I can't remember, and it pains me to know that my memories have been taken. No, not taken, they are just sealed away. I'm sure of this fact.

xxxxIt's terrifying, being absolutely helpless like this. I can only hope that I wake soon, but I know that's not how the mind of the Viscet works. I still needed time, despite being as impatient as I am.

xxxxI know my mind well. Although my physical body cannot move, my spiritual body, in a sense, can, but only inside my mind. Turning to the left, I shuddered at the sight. Dark red patches, presumably blood or the virus, continued spreading. It won't be long until I'm completely overcome by it. My brain must has been damaged, no matter how strong my immune system is.

xxxxLooking away, I imagined myself closing my eyes. Attempting to calm myself down from the rising panic that was building up in my chest slowly but surely, I took several deep breaths. "I am calm. I am focused. I am alert," I told myself. "It doesn't matter if darkness is overcoming you. You are strong, you will fight it off." But no matter what I say to myself, that tiny bit of fear will always be there, always be overshadowing me.

xxxxSuddenly, it was as if a black hole of emptiness had opened up under my paws. Falling, I tried to hold on, grasping onto the edge, gasping for breath. Somehow, I knew that the black hole was an empty void in my mind, and if I fell it, everything will fall apart. The edge crumbled away as I tried to haul myself up. It was too hard, it was almost pointless. I was just a mere scientist and mathematician. What did I do to the world to deserve such cruelty?

xxxx"But Cipher," my inner thoughts whispered, "What if you did do something? You must have done something, right?" Ignoring my own mind was impossible, and talking back would make things worse, so I just listened.

xxxx"It's your own fault that your crazy antics has brought you to this. You'll wake to find out that this was all a hallucination of yours. There's no light at the end of the tunnel, no matter what they say. Listen to your mind. I know you the best. You should know that."

xxxx"You can't get help. No one would believe you. Who would? Like everything that's living, you're just a filthy liar who has no sense of moral or justice. You don't know when to stop. Even if no one else feels hatred for you, that hatred is always there, inside of you."

xxxx"Shut up," I whispered feebly, trying to hold on. It was as if something was trying to suck me into the depths, and it was succeeding. "Shut up." With each word, I felt my grip gradually grow weaker. "Shut up. Shut up. Shut up." But what if this was all really a dream? What if I'm not as smart as I make myself out to be? This... This doubt, it's so foreign, even though I should be used to it. What if I was really sleeping and dreaming all this time, creating surreal fantasies inside my head? This notion absolutely terrified me. "Shut up..."

xxxxWith each darker thought, each negative opinion, my eyes closed again. I gave a weary smile and glanced upwards, whatever is up there in my mind. "You... You win," I whispered, before the last pieces holding onto the edge crumbled and broke away as I plummeted into the darkness.

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xxxxThe darkness wasn't that bad, I suppose. It certainly had a calming effect. It was cold, however, freezing to the point where I could see my own breath when I breathed, and small particles of ice hung off my fur. I stood there, shivering, as pale white ghosts approached me. I didn't know what they wanted from me. I have nothing of worth with me. I have fallen into the pit of oblivion in my mind, and I couldn't get out. There were a couple of lights in the distance, but I had to strain my eyes to see because they were so far away.

xxxx"You want to leave, don't you?" A ghost whispered eerily, ominously. I blanched and nodded my head quickly. I hated this place. The ghost seemed to sense my hatred, and gave me a sad, almost regretful, smile.

xxxx"I feel sorry for you. It must be surprising, seeing as though a ghost can have feelings, huh?" The ghost stepped closer, and with every step he took, I felt noticeably weaker. The ghost seemed to have realized this by now, and took a step back.

xxxx"Sorry. I forgot that I was an etheric revenant. I'm Yin," The ghost commented, tilting his head. "I'm feeling awfully chatty today, but maybe that's because you're here. Anyways, if you want to get out of here, think happy, positive thoughts, as hard as that might be. That's the only way you'll ever get out of here."

xxxxI had finally managed to get my voice back. "What do you mean? I'm... I'm not trapped here, am I?"

xxxx"Who knows? Are you really, though? With a few simple thoughts you'll be free in no time, but summoning the courage to be positive can be extremely daunting at times, wouldn't you agree?" Shrugging, Yin smiled at me. At first glance it would've appeared to be warm and caring, but if you had looked closely, you could see that Yin's smile didn't quite reach his lips.

xxxx"Y-yeah..." Suddenly, a recurring thought hit me. "Why are you helping me? I thought etheric revenants fed off of the livings' life force."

xxxx"You're a well rounded one, aren't you?" Still smiling, Yin took a step forward, and continued to walk until he was directly in front of me. "Oh, trust me, I'm able to go anywhere and everywhere I wish. I just so happened to stumble across your mind, and might I say, it's awfully dark. You should brighten it up before every single light extinguishes, you know?" Winking, Yin faded into the background, leaving me standing there, stunned.

xxxxIt was hard escaping. I had to dig down for the things that went right, that I favoured, that made me ecstatic. "It's alright, Cipher. There's still hope for you yet," I told myself, before closing my eyes and succumbing into darkness once again.


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[Story of C1ph3r, Viscet #999] Ch4pt3r 4

Postby ✦ nemuri » Sat Oct 15, 2016 11:19 am

Ch4pt3r 4


xxxxI woke to the annoying sound of a beeping monitor. My eyes couldn't quite open all the way, but that was fine for me, since I had to adjust to the light anyways. Squinting, I stared up at a bright ceiling. I must be in a hospital, and I had been released by my mind. There was nothing that i could really do than just lie there and stare into space. Is this what feeling useless is like?

xxxxSoon after I had woken up, the door burst open. Blade entered the room in a frenzy, and Pai tailed behind him. Why did they look so anxious? Nothing seems out of the ordinary. Blade had stopped at the foot of my bed, and let out a small gasp of horror.

xxxx"Cipher... You grew horns and scales! Transparent ones, at that. What... What sort of virus did you contract?" Blade asked softly, before I narrowed my eyes and looked at him accusingly. I may not be thinking straight at the moment, but my brain was certainly working well enough to process the facts that I had left Mars because of him. Who even cared if I died, so long I gave my life to science? No one, not even me, except for my brother. What a softie. The thing is, however, he didn't care about the dangers that I'd face up there at Mars. No, this was the only time that he had truly cared. He is a traitor in my eyes.

xxxxI stayed silent for a moment, thinking of what to say. If it was even possible, I narrowed my eyes even more. Sitting myself up, I lifted a paw and pointed a finger at Blade. "This is all your fault. You didn't stop me even if you knew the dangers." I started to shake uncontrollably, using my other paw to touch the scales on my body, and the horns that had grew while I was unconscious. "This is your fault! It's your fault that I'm like this!" At this point, I didn't care I was acting like a childish, spoiled brat. I had to get my message across.

xxxx"Cipher, you're not being rational. Think things through properly." Being irrational? Me? What a joke! Laughing hysterically yet shaking from fits of anger, I lifted my head to find tracks of pearly tears sliding down my face.

xxxx "Why would you care that I'm like this?" I sneered, quickly wiping away the tears with the back of my paw, hoping that they wouldn't notice. They did, but didn't comment. See how much the world has been corrupted? Even my brother, my blood brother, my kin, doesn't care about me. What is this foreign trust that people keep yapping about these days? I have no one, no one now.

xxxxPai opened his mouth to say something, but I cut him off. Ripping the IV drip out of my arm viciously, I swung my legs over the side of the bed and stood up. "You only ever tolerated me. But in truth, you must hate me so, so much, am I correct? Of course I am. I'm never wrong." Laughing insanely, I grabbed my shiny, black laptop that was placed on my nightstand. Walking with teetering steps, I shouldered past Blade and Pai, sneering to myself when neither of them made a move.

xxxxAs I exited the room, I saw a familiar dark shadow that I had seen in my mind, my thoughts. Before I knew what I was doing, I said his name. "Yin." The lights in the hallways grew darker and the air became colder, if that was even possible. "What are you doing here?"

xxxxYin didn't answer at first, too enraptured by the pictures posted on the walls. Tearing away his eyes almost regretfully, he gave me a small yet sinister grin. "What am I doing here? What a great question! This hospital..." The darkly coloured Viscet with the folded ears' voice trailed off, glancing back at the pictures. "... Is the place of my birth, and the place of my death. If it weren't for my bracelet, I would be restricted to only this hospital aside from other places that I've been."

xxxxI didn't say anything, and Yin seemed relatively pleased by my lack of response. Clutching my laptop closer to my chest, I looked at Yin warily. "Can't the hospital staff see you and chase you out?" I asked, not really caring about the answer. The darkly coloured Viscet studied his claws, before flashing me a brilliant smirk.

xxxx"No one can see me other than you, Cipher. Congrats, you just proved how mentally insane you are now," Yin commented offhandedly, while his words struck me. I was no longer a normal, genius Viscet who was well respected. I had become someone horribly disfigured, someone mentally unstable, and someone who sought revenge, whatever I want to avenge. I had schizophrenia. How was I supposed to get the others to take me seriously?

xxxxAs if sensing my thoughts, Yin shrugged. "You'll find a way. After all, you are the invincible Cipher, right?" And with those words, he vanished, leaving me standing there in the middle of the hallway, alone. Squeezing my laptop as if it would give me comfort, I turned and was planning to head out of the hospital by using an emergency exit, but the sign on the door stopped me. I would set off the alarms if I went that way.

xxxxBooting up my laptop, I opened up the software that I used to make blueprints and anything associated with codes. I knew how to hack, yes, but I never really put it to use. It was just something I did to pass time, and I would try to hack one of my former associate's device. Now, I had a purpose for that skill. I could finally make use of hacking.

xxxxCracking the hospital's main security system, I changed the code by adding on to it and deleting some unnecessary ones. To prevent the alarm from going off was fairly simple, I had to deactivate the command for the bell as well as disconnect the opening of the door to the hospital's main security system. For a hospital as large as this one, the security was disappointingly low. It wasn't enough to give me a thrill or a challenge.

xxxxFinishing up the code, I saved it, and shut down the laptop. Taking hold of the handle of the door, I opened it. As I had suspected, the alarm didn't go off. If it did, I would've been captured and sent to either a prison or a mental institute for schizophrenia or dementia. It's scary how certain Viscets can have so much power, and others not so much.

xxxxQuickly bounding down the stairwell, I reached the bottom. Yanking the door open, a stream of curses left my mouth as soon as the alarm went off. Of course. I had forgotten about this door. How foolishly stupid of me. There was nothing that I could really do that leave, so I did just that.

xxxxBehind me, I heard the wails of sirens as well as the sound of tires screeching against the black asphalt. The wind was rather strong, and the howls of the wind masked the sound of my footsteps. It did well to cover up my scent as well. There was nothing but the smell of leaves and dirt. Shaking my head a little, I wandered aimlessly down the streets. I had no where to go. However, before I left in the space rocket, I had put my entire sum of money in my PayPal account. Therefore, I was not poor. Far from it, actually.

xxxxSmirking to myself, I slowly began to daydream, wondering how my life would turn out now. Although I don't have access to any crime organizations, it would be easy to come in contact with one, I'd expect. Surely at least one organization would have use of a good hacker who can't be easily traced, right?


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[Story of C1ph3r, Viscet #999] Ch4pt3r 5

Postby ✦ nemuri » Wed Oct 19, 2016 5:08 pm

Ch4pt3r 5


xxxxI let out an annoyed huff as I continued to write up my code. I could hear Nightshade's voice from my building, and it wasn't pleasant. I knew that I was a wanted hacker, but isn't sending an investigator, albeit a rather small-looking one, too much? I haven't done any actual long-lasting damage other tba, hacking into the hospital's security system some time ago and working my way to more classified information. To put it simply, I wasn't pleased. Neither was Nightshade, I'd expect.

xxxxNightshade is a private investigator who's probably out for my blood when I "accidentally" hacked into her bank account and took a hundred or so dollars. I have no clue why she's so upset (pfft anyone would be mad if I just went up to them and took their money from under their noses), but if I let my guard down, she's not going to miss a chance to hand me over to military personnel. How fun indeed.

xxxxOn the topic of Nightshade, I couldn't find any information of worth about her. Then again, as a private investigator, you wouldn't want to spill out your life story for people to find out. Its intriguing, really. If I wasn't who I was I reckon I could be friends with the female Viscet. However, we aren't, so that's that.

xxxxFighting back a bored yawn, I tapped away at my laptop some more before turning on the microphone. Tapping it several times to ensure that it worked, my eyes made its way towards the laptop screen, where it showed me the live video footage that's been happening throughout my apartment. Nightshade seem to be surprised at the sound. Scoffing to myself, I raised the microphone to my lips, and began talking.

xxxx"Well there! Fancy having a detective stationed to investigate your house! I'm hurt, really, Nightshade, that the authorities don't trust me." Letting out an insane giggle, I saw Nightshade shudder at the sound. "Oh, am I scaring you? I apologize greatly! But... Don't you know that its rude to snoop around without someone else's permission?" Setting the microphone down, I increased the volume. "Right, Nightshade?"

xxxxThe female Viscet seemed to have gotten her voice back as she glared with pure hatred at the nearest security camera. "There is nowhere for you to go, Cipher, even if you're a well known hacker and is welcomed by many criminal associates. However, they will all eventually abandon you. Make things easier on yourself and just hand your sorry tail over to the police. There's no point in hiding."

xxxxI let out a mere scoff and narrowed my eyes. My scoff didn't go unheard, as Nightshade's fur bristled in fury as her ears started to point upwards, but she couldn't see my eyes. There's no way she can. "And when will that happen? Right, when pigs grow wings and learn to fly." Honestly, the nerve of some detectives really drove me insane at how untactful some of them are. Sure, while I'm a world-wide wanted criminal, I at least try my best to stay cheery and upbeat and polite. Guess the "good" people don't care so much about politeness, only about peace. But if there's no politeness, wouldn't peace be rather pointless as well?

xxxx"I advise you to stop arguing," Nightshade stated calmly, as if she wasn't trespassing in a stranger's apartment. How rude, ordering me around in my own territory... But there's nothing that I can really do. I haven't installed the ideal system where a simple swipe from my tablet can send orders to the system, and kick Nightshade out, as rude as it is. Alas, I have not done it yet, seeing as though I'm being hunted down and need to maintain a low profile for now.

xxxxLetting out a small groan of dissent, I turned off the microphone, and stared at the screen. I had a plan in mind, and while it might not work, it was the best chance that I've honestly got at getting rid of that pesky detective. Taking a deep breath, I pushed a couple of keys on my laptop, and a neon green light from the side of the room scanned me. In moments, it had created a perfect holographic image as me. However, it didn't seem as if it was 2D, as the lighting and effects was specially placed to perfectly mimic the profiles of a Viscet.

xxxx"Find your way towards Nightshade, and allow yourself to be captured," I whispered to the system that was controlling the hologram. "It may seem suspicious at first, but just say something along the lines of how a ghost was corrupting me and was making me do all these things. Nightshade might fall for it, considering I am schizophrenic, even though no one else has ever seen Yin... But it will most likely work." Stepping back, my hologram gave me a silent nod, before padding quietly out of my room, and into the hallways.

xxxxTilting back my chair, I closed my eyes temporarily. If, for some reason, Nightshade saw through that facade, the hologram would automatically dissolve, surrounding her in sleeping gas. I am not a killer, that I know for sure of, and I don't plan to kill anyone. However, offer me enough money, and I might sell you information. Ah, back to my previous thought - I plan to drag Nightshade outside, throw her into a random alleyway, and maybe take a sharpie to her face if I have the time. Probably not, though, since the police and military is on high alert. One mistake will lead to my downfall, and ultimately, my inevitable death.

xxxxThe thing is, I don't plan to die just yet. I still have plans for this world.

xxxxHearing a small poofing sound, I let out a sigh as I turned to face the screen. The hologram did indeed dissolve, and as Nightshade breathed in the gas, her eyes widened, but it was already too late. As she slumped onto the ground, I grabbed a nearby sharpie. Perhaps I would sharpie her face while I was still in the safety of my apartment. Yes, that sounds agreeable.

xxxxWalking down the hallways quickly, I came across Nightshade. Her eyes were closed, and she was breathing softly, as if she was having a good dream. Uncapping the sharpie, I drew whiskers, eyes on her eyelids, and other sorts of monstrosities that I cannot bear to mention in fear of scaring myself even more. I continued to draw, and when I've finally had enough, I capped the sharpie back, and hauled Nightshade up to my room.

xxxxIt's not what you think. Again, I realized that it would be incredibly dangerous for me if I were to just stroll outside. Luckily, I had devised some sort of contraption that allows me to throw things in the nearest dumpster. And unfortunately for Nightshade, that's exactly where she was going.

xxxxGiggling to myself as I readied the machine, I put Nightshade in the funnel as she rolled out of sight in the contraption. Hopefully she won't be quite as mad as she was in the morning. Oh no, she was going to be steaming. Did I care, however? No, not really.

xxxxAfter all, there hasn't been yet a Viscet who has successfully made me lose my cool and managed to arrest me.


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[Story of C1ph3r, Viscet #999] Ch4pt3r 6

Postby ✦ nemuri » Tue Oct 25, 2016 9:42 am

Ch4pt3r 6


xxxx"Damn it!" I screeched, pulling at my horns in frustration. It must be a surprise to see me upset like this. Well, I have a perfectly valid reason to be so annoyed. If you were me, you'd end up agreeing, as well.

xxxxIt was because of that stupid youngster, Blackout. Apparently he considers me as a rival that needs to be beaten. I think Blackout has nothing better to do than bother me 24/7.

xxxxAlright, maybe I exaggerated the details a little. Long story short, Blackout is an annoying twit who also hacks, but he doesn't put his skills to good use. He spends his days putting up memes on global debates and important interviews and such. What a waste.

xxxxAs I began to write up my code again, I raised an eyebrow when something automatically deleted itself. When I finally figured out that it was Blackout, I was nowhere near pleased. "damn it Blackout! Learn to mind your own business, you bloody frog!" I don't usually swear as much as I'm doing now, but Blackout really knows how to press my buttons to make me angry. The black and blue Viscet doesn't relent, and soon, the code I spent hours slaving over was gone. Even the drafts and saves on my nearly unhackable laptop was gone.

xxxxThere was truly no words to express my frustration. Taking my phone, I punched in the passcode for it. Still upset, I started to send Blackout an email message.

xxxxTitle Subject: What the hell is your freaking problem??
xxxxFrom: C1ph3r
xxxxDate Sent: xx:xx, xx/xx/xxxx

xxxxJesus christ kid, what do you want? I was busy working on a code that yOU OH SO KINDLY DECIDED TO DELETE.

xxxxAfter waiting for a bit, I eventually got an email back from Blackout.

xxxxTitle Subject: Re: What the hell is your freaking problem??
xxxxFrom: Blackout
xxxxDate Sent: xx:xx, xx/xx/xxxx

xxxxI want to defeat you, that's what! Besides, you're not the only good hacker in this universe, you know. Shouldn't act so smug now, should we?

xxxxI gritted my teeth in anger, deciding to put off replying for now. I needed to calm down first, and then respond when I am level headed and able to think properly. That Blackout kid sure knew how to annoy the crap out of someone.

xxxxI slumped back in my chair and glared at my laptop screen as if it was the cause of my worries and hatred. In a way, I suppose, it was. Sighing, I shook my head as my phone vibrated again. If that was Blackout again I'm seriously going to bash someone's head into a wall. I'm not kidding.

xxxxTitle Subject: Re: What the hell is your freaking problem??
xxxxFrom: Blackout
xxxxDate Sent: xx:xx, xx/xx/xxxx

xxxxHey, why aren't you replying? That's not very cool, didn't you know that leaving someone waiting for your answer is an extremely rude thing to do? Then again, from what information I've gathered so far, you are rather rude. I mean, imagine drawing on Nightshade's face like that! What a monster.
xxxxYou probably already know this, but Nightshade is not amused. I'd be more careful if I was you. Lol.

xxxxI can't believe that kid. Not only was he rude, he was purposefully trying to rile me up I'm speechless. Opening my phone, I started to write up an email of my own. Blackout had to learn, one way or another.

xxxxTitle Subject: Re: What the hell is your freaking problem??
xxxxFrom: C1ph3r
xxxxDate Sent: xx:xx, xx/xx/xxxx

xxxxIs that any of your business? Yeah, I think not. Besides, don't you think that this is ironic, coming from someone who would hack a channel to play some sort of meme or vine from YouTube? I sure do. You need to take your own advice.

xxxxBlinking, I closed my eyes for a moment. Trying to reason with Blackout was painfully hard. Blocking him from accessing my personal files again, I started to type up my code again. However, I didn't get very far until I felt, or rather, heard the infamous vibrate.

xxxxYou know what I'm going to do?

xxxxThat's right, I've had enough of Blackout's crap. I'm ignoring him.

xxxxWriting my code, I slowly grew even more irritated at the constant sound of vibrating against the clacking of keyboard keys. I decided to open my phone to see how many new messages I had gotten. Seeing the number, I paled.

xxxxHow Blackout managed to find the time to send me four hundred and four messages was simply astounding. However, I didn't want that younger Viscet to continue spamming up my inbox. I wrote up a small code and added it to the email website so that whenever I got an email from Blackout, it would automatically be sent to the trash, or to spam.

xxxxTapping open one of the new messages, I let out a groan of frustration as I stared blankly at the one letter. So that's how he was able to send so many emails in that period of time.

xxxxSelecting all of the emails from Blackout, I moved them instantaneously to the trash. Blackout needed to learn his place. In a society as messed up as ours, there will always be a tyrant, and always an underdog, someone who complies to the wishes of the tyrant. If we were looking at just Blackout and I, then I would be the tyrant, whereas Blackout would be the underdog. I have more experience and knowledge. In every aspect, I am superior to him, although he does a fine job at annoying me.

xxxxWhen I say a fine job, I really mean, a "fine job".

xxxxThat was sarcasm if you couldn't tell. Sure, he's good at what he does, but his personality is not something that I'd applaud, or even encourage.

xxxxKids these days.

xxxxI'm going to have to find a way to plant some sort of virus into his device when he reads my emails that I'm not going to send until I figure out how to do the first part.

xxxxHe's going to find it, but oh well. I'd better work on it when I'm not feeling as annoyed. Hopefully then the brat will stop irritating me.


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[Story of C1ph3r, Viscet #999] Ch4pt3r 7

Postby ✦ nemuri » Thu Oct 27, 2016 12:10 pm

Ch4pt3r 7


xxxxWhen I became a criminal I was expected to be hated, hunted down, basically anything along those lines, really.

xxxxI was definitely not expecting some army lady to pay a visit at my apartment with her squad. They're carrying guns, too. While I have avoided prison for all this time, I'm wondering if I can continue to evade them like this. It's no fun being a mouse whereas the government is the cat. Soon, a day will come where the mouse would rule over the cat.

xxxxI must be boring you. Whatever. Anyways, Rowani is the name of the leader in that troop. She is very dangerous, but anyone who's after mr is generally dangerous in one way or another. She actually scares me, although I don't let my fear show. Controlling one's emotions is a great skill to have.

xxxxEyeing my security camera screens, I watched as Rowani broke down a door. I could hear the sound from my room. There was no escape for me if I don't get away now. And there's really only one option available to me.

xxxxI would have to take the window route, as risky as it was. If I'm able to get away with only some minor scrapes and bruises, I can already be considered as very lucky. I've heard about Rowani's squad before. Some of them are great shooters who would have no issues in driving a bullet to the back of my head. There's also the ones who would fare well in close combat ranges. Rowani's team is so well wounded it terrifies me to the bottom of my soul.

xxxxOpening the window, I gave an involuntary shudder as I heard the rumbling of boots smacking against the cold and hard linoleum tiled floors. Slipping out onto the edge, I balanced precariously on tbr ledge, to the point where a small gust of wind could blow me off. Balanced, I groaned when I realized that my laptop was still in and flickering in my room. For a moment I was absolutely torn. That laptop was my life and soul these past months, and the thought of simply leaving it behind hurt me to no ends. Biting my lip hard enough to draw blood, I jumped down from my spot from the window ledge.

xxxxLanding on the ground, I was aware that if anyone saw my horns, they would probably know that it was me. The horns was a big giveaway. Letting out a sigh, I ruffled up the fur around my horns, hoping that they wouldn't be as noticeable now.

xxxxRunning off into an alleyway, I heard the ferocious yell of anger that came from Rowani. I never thought that taking those information would result in her being so upset. Half of my mind told me that I should give myself up, while the other half pressured me to keep running. While I have slowed into a slight jog now, the sudden realization that all of my important information was still in my laptop. Precious information that could be easily destroyed with a supercomputer like mine.

xxxxI was aware that I breathed a sigh now that I had a reason to return and retrieve my laptop, but I was still afraid of my safety. I was not stupid, I am not about to risk my wellbeing for information, no matter how important.

xxxxAs I turned back, I could barely make out the silhouette of Rowani, but I knew for sure that she was there, and would see the glowing laptop screen. Gritting my teeth, I fought back the urge to let out a scream as I saw the glossy black laptop being hurled from the window, and smashing screen first onto the concrete. I stared blankly, hardly aware that tears were already beginning to prick my eyes. "That damn army woman is going to get a taste of what terrors I can do," I mumbled, as the purple star and planet patterns on my fur started to glow. Yes, it was unreasonable that I am so upset over my laptop, but you would never be able to truly understand my rage until you actually become me, which probably isn't going to happen anytime soon.

xxxxRunning down the alleyways again, I blinked back any tears that were threatening to slide down my face. The ones that have already fallen was drying, much to my pleasure. As I continued to run, a building soon came into view. It was the library.

xxxxWhenever I felt safe enough to leave my home, I always came to this quiet sanctuary where books and humankind (or Viscetkind, if you were me) are equals, and a place of peace. No matter how dangerous I was, the librarians welcomed me with open arms. It was the only place that I ever felt safe, besides my own home. Well, my home and the library were the only places that I ever went to. I have a huge stack of ready to eat food, and should I ever run out, I just restock. Simple as that.

xxxxRunning up the steps and quickly opening the door, I looked behind me as if there would be some unforeseen monster lurking in the shadows, ready to jump out on me when I lowered my guard just the slightest. My mouth twitched up in a wry smile when I heard shouts and yells. That would most likely be the doing of Rowani and her troops. Sliding into the library, I shut the door gently behind me, before walking over to a hidden bookcase. There, I collapsed, slumping against the rows of books. I felt strangely lightheaded, as if the world before me was just a dream, a hallucination, even. But that was believable, considering my mind isn't quite like other Viscets'.

xxxx"W-what in the devil..." I managed to slur out, as I noticed the shape of several Viscets begin to come out from behind the bookcases. And here I thought something was wrong because there was almost no one here. Hell, even the receptionist seemed afraid of me for some reason.

xxxxAs I struggled to my feet, a Viscet I have never met before took a step before me. He cleared his throat nervously, and I instantly knew that he was afraid of me, and yet he was going through with this even though I have so much more power than he does. He must be even more afraid of whoever is commanding him to do this to me.

xxxx"C-Cipher... By the orders of Rowani and the royal army, I command you to drop any weapons you might have you with," The male stuttered, before I raised an eyebrow. There was nothing else that I could do than just lie there like a fool. I noticed several eyes constantly shifting towards the doors, as if they were expecting someone to burst in any moment to take me away. That's most likely what Rowani is going to do, though. How could I have fallen into their trap like an insect into a spider's web? Of course I couldn't trust the people in the library. They all feared me, hated me.

xxxx"Do you expect me to listen to you?" I questioned, my eyes glinting with fury. It was bad enough being betrayed and handed over by Viscets you have met before, seen, talked, and even laughed with. Now that I look back, those laughs do seem rather fake. They must have been staying strong until this moment.

"No, not really," The male Viscet muttered, before the doors to the library promptly fell over. A hush fell over the crowd of Viscets, and there stood Rowani and her troop, in all their army-like glory. I narrowed my eyes in hate, as she stepped over to face me.

xxxx"Karrigan," I responded, my voice sickly sweet, as I lifted my head and plastered an all-too-fake smile onto my face. "What brings you here, I wonder? Could it be that you've caught yourself a rather handsome and foolish young buck?"

xxxx"That's an interesting way of putting it, criminal. Foolish, yes, but I'm not so sure about the handsome part, seeing your mutated horns and scales and everything else," Rowani scoffed, as I rolled my eyes. High regards to the code of honour, huh. Seems totally believable, if you catch my drift.

xxxxI decided to not answer to Rowani's jibe, but instead let myself be handcuffed as two of Rowani's troop stepped up with guns in their hands, aimed at my head, while the leader herself attached the cuffs. "You seem to be giving yourself up quite easily. How pathetic."

xxxx"How can you call me pathetic when it took you an entire troop plus innocent civilians to capture me?" I commented offhandedly, looking at my nails. It was harder for me to stay awake, but the moment I fall asleep is the moment the words 'GAME OVER' will appear on my invisible screen. I can't let that happen. I am still needed here, albeit unwanted.

xxxxRowani looked at me with disbelieving eyes, before shaking her head and turning to face her soldiers. "Get ready to move out. Someone take care of our prisoner. He must not escape."

xxxxI didn't say anything, just looked at the shelves of books all around me. Someday, I'll return, even if it might not be today. Am I at fault for turning this way? Partly. But I am ready to accept the consequences, because I won't have to, if that makes any sense.

xxxxI will be escaping from my cell soon, just wait and see. Have I ever lied? No, I haven't.

xxxxAnd then I promptly fainted.


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