INFINITE ADRENA: The 27th, TOTAL OVERRIDE

The 27thPrologueThis is planet Micros. Our planet has been a very peaceful place ever since we discovered technology. Every one lived in peace and harmony, we all loved each other, and our machines loved us. Yes! our machines had emotions; crazy, right?All was good, all was fine, until all of a sudden our machines started turning against us for some reason. From phones to cars, to fridges, and even electric cookers. Everything broke into chaos, and we all had go underground.Our military, economy, and farming were all taken over by machines and no one knew why. Our military decided to recruite one child out of every family to join the fight against the machines. My family was among the families chosen and I was the only child.My name is Kira Tyson and I am the 27th.Chapter 1At a press conference, a lady wearing a white long sleeve shirt with polished black stripes across stood behind a podium with two auto security bots standing by her sides."This is the new beginning for Micr

Chapter 3 Our underground refuge was divided in two parts, strategically placed on opposite sides of our planet. They were called the EAST DORMINE and the WEST DORMINE. The east dormine was protected by the A-squad, and the west dormine was protected by my squad, the B-squad. Each squad was controlled by four special soldiers ranked from the first strongest to the fourth strongest. These soldiers were called CAPTAINS. Once every year, we held a fighting tournament to keep our best soldiers kicking, literally. It was almost time for the competition this year and all eight captains were chosen to battle in the tournament. Lucky enough for me, I was one of those captains.I stepped out of my capsule room and headed towards the military training ground. It was a very large facility that held a variety of heat based training equipments. Everything a soldier would need to boost his strength, stamina and endurance, was kept in this dome like structure our soldiers had nick named 'Hell o

The 27th Chapter 5 On Micros, machines and organisms lived side by side. The case was so, so much that some organisms actually made a choice to become partially or completely machine. Machines were seen as a force of nature and with that, they were considered to be alive. Normally, the soldiers in charge of waste disposal were instructed to destroy any computed machinery around the area to prevent any future mishaps; we couldn't take any chances. For some reason, there was a dump existing somewhere even further underground, where machineshad been left to roam freely. The confusing question was, why were they still fully operational, unharmed, and also looking harmless. It looked as if these machines weren't affected by the apocalypse that turned all machines against Micronians. For the first time in my six years of service in the military, I walked freely among computed or programmed machines. Another question going through my head was, who made them? Immediately sighted t

The 27thChapter 7As the tournament went on, Derick sat in his chair, watching from one of his thousands of screens. He wasn't only watching for the battles, he also watched to see if anything suspicious would catch his attention, both in the crowd and on the battleground. He also made sure to take note of every single soldier in and above the underground base, watching out for incoming war machines that would want to interrupt the tournamentAs he watched the audience carefully, he noticed one of the soldiers or civilians, wearing a dark cloak, get up from his seat and suspiciously separate himself from the crowd “Who's this new fella?” he said to himself. He watched the person slowly walk out of the arena and back into the base. Derrick switched screens after screen, following this strange soldier through different turns in the base as he moved towards an exit that lead to the surface. Derrick switched to the cameras he had planted around some buildings in the fallen city and

The 27thChapter 9Everyone, including my commander, was wowed by what I had done in the arena, Grifo, also looking surprised, got up from the ground, wiped some saliva off his lips, and turned to me, smiling. “Nice move, Kira,” he said, “how did you see me coming?” he asked afterward. Standing a safe distance from him as my hair billowed in the wind, I answered, “that's none of your business, Grifo, this isn't some TV show where I explain my secret tactics to an opponent.” “Ha ha ha” Grifo laughed, winked at me, and then vanished again.I took my battle stance again and waited, looking around me for the most unusual movement in my surroundings. Grifo threw a kick at me and I defended with my arms, he tried again and again to connect a good hit, but I refused to give him the opportunity. I kept on defending against the invisible attacks that came from different directions, maintaining, my position like a brick wall. The audience was left in shock by my resilience. Commander Sol