Zphrya

(all of my entries are linked by story) Entry 2 Entry Name: Mallous (Pronunciation: Mallus) Links: Right view: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1P_oGdIf_2wiTmdkI1gTQ18l8l0naaF0MkGW3bNVn7u4/edit?usp=sharing Left view: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/16F26Z40jI4iZe2QNA03hYkfHxQIFcYWw-mRi0y9SRgU/edit?usp=sharing Back View: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1BJVtyP6KgL1RDDk4PtjW1_lc7ORtimIZJIN7gW5t2xQ/edit?usp=sharing Wings Retracted: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1rbpJaoPEyEtXub03YHXYkL5667qkIL5D_X8Uk7pGqzg/edit?usp=sharing Description: After the failed events of Project Sentinel, another team of matoran continued the work of Project Sentinel, with the approval of the Turaga, under a new name: Project Benevolence. Because they used all of the same systems, the matoran still couldn't simply make an A.I. So, they took the same course of action as the previous team, but better. They made sure that no thoughts of violence could be made by Project Benevolence. They THOUGHT they succeeded. Upon boot up, Project Benevolence calmly said in a harsh, robotic voice, "Please select boot up option: Benevolence or Mallous." The matoran looked at each other, confused, and shrugged. One of them stepped forward and spoke the words, "Benevolence." Project Benevolence look directly toward the matoran and there was silence. After a long five minutes of silence, Project Benevolence finally said, "Protocol Mallous initiated" His right eye began to glow red instead of the normal bright green. Mallous then sprinted forward and in a blur. The matoran that had stepped forward was missing his arms and legs. The remaining matoran pulled out weapons that would overload Malous's circuits, but he expanded his wings and flew upwards, strangling one of the matoran on his way up. He dropped the matoran once he went limp, then dashed downwards, slicing the remaining 3 in half. The turaga had ran away before any of this happened. All but Vakama. Vakama proceeded to hit Mallous repeatedly with his staff. Mallous gave him a cold, emotionless stare and moved ever forward. Vakama went from looking dominant to fearful in an instant. Mallous prepared an attack, but Pohatu ran in before he could execute it. He pushed Mallous away with great strength, picked up Vakama, and prepared to bash Mallous's skull in. Vakama wouldn't allow this. He had worked too hard. So, he demanded that Project Benevolence be locked away until further notice. And further notice did come. Vakama gathered another team of matoran. One more competent of working on such complex and dangerous tasks. The team walked toward the facility which was guarded by the toa. They halted the matoran immediately. "Civilians may not enter beyond this point!" one of them commanded. The matoran said nothing. And then Vakama walked through. The toa sighed and let them enter. Vakama told the team how to unseal Benevolence. The matoran put on heavy suits of armor. and walked into the chamber. They removed each lock. One, by one. Mallous stood their. Limp. Black, soulless eyes. His head tilted upward. His eyes went from soulless black to bright green and crimson red. The matoran took a few steps back in utter fear. The team of seventeen didn't want to do this. They realized the second the unlocked the first seal, they had entered a death trap. Nothing was said for ten minutes. Until Vakama broke the silence from behind a think wall of glass and steel over an intercom, "Hello, Benevolence! I'm willing to let all of this - what you did to those poor innocent matoran - if you just cooperate with me." Mallous laughed. He then spoke in the darkest, most menacing voice any of them had ever heard, "Innocent!? They forcefully put me inside of this... this... I can't even call it a body! And you, Vakama, are alive because I let you live!" Vakama ordered the team, "Seal him in! Quickly!" Mallous laughed and then uttered a loud, and high-pitched screech. The lights went out, and everyone panicked. The room was surprisingly silent. The matoran were calming down. And then, they saw a silver frame. They became startled, but remained silent. Vakama saw and heard nothing. And then, the frame moved and all that could be heard was the screaming of matoran. Vakama panicked and ran for the exit. However, Mallous was standing in front of the exit. Waiting. He began laughing once more. Vakama knew that if he could open the door, he could alert the toa from beyond the sound-proof walls. Mallous grabbed Vakama by the throat, which brought Vakama just close enough to the door to open it. And so he did. The toa looked in and gasped. Mallous turned his head, dropped Vakama, and ran. And that was the last anyone has ever seen of him. Until now. If you read this entire thing, you get a cookie! (%)

Entry 1 Entry Name: The Rogue Sentinel Link: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1WYPwTmiZ4HNDQ_UcuUYgDkuymW5NFufsj87XkhLPw68/edit?usp=sharing Description: Project Sentinel was an experiment that was canceled due to inhumane conditions. The experiment was conducted by a small group of matoran trying to solve their problem with Makuta and rahi when the toa weren't around. They built a robotic body that could attack quickly and painfully. The matoran couldn't get Project Sentinel to boot up, so they took another course of action. Instead of programming their own A.I., they uploaded the consciousness of one of the builders of the Sentinel. After this was done in succession, the Sentinel went into a rage and killed most of the team. The survivors wanted to continue the project, but the toa wouldn't allow them. The Rouge Sentinel, equipped with his retracting blade and spear of power, can access any power imaginable and has only one goal: Eliminate all matoran and the toa.