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>>32794188

OH many so many good choices.

Dark and stormy night, the PC

THE SUN, the pc

Rollin for either

>>32794188
>>The Sun, transformed into a human.
PRAISE THE SUN

>>32794188
>>A dark storm cloud, transformed into a human.

>>32794188
>A dark storm cloud, transformed into a human.

>>32794188
>A dark storm cloud, transformed into a human
We better have lightning
If we don't
>The Sun, transformed into a human
>>32794228
PRAISE THE SUN

>>32794188
>The Sun, transformed into a human.
WE BURN

>>32794188
>The Sun, transformed into a human.

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>>32794188
>Skyfall
Done.

>>32794188
>Other
>A Burning Plane

>>32794188
>>Other
Nuclear fallout, transformed into a human.

>>32794188
>>A dark storm cloud, transformed into a human.

>>32794188
>A dark storm cloud, transformed into a human.

>>32794188
Volcanic Ash

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>The Sun, transformed into a human.
>>32794430
>Nuclear fallout, transformed into a human.

Why not both? For certain definitions of 'human' anyway.

You're a storm cloud, you decide. That would explain the black cloak you have wrapped around yourself, which is your only form of clothing at the moment.

You look down at the ground, and decide that you have another minute or so before you reach the ground.

Looking around, you see a commercial airline off to your left, being pelted by all manner of sky colored objects while descending.

You could probably dive over to the plane and land on it, or you could just wait and hope that you can survive an impact with the ground. Or you could try doing something else entirely.

>Try to land on the plane.
>Ignore the plane and continue to the ground.
>Other

>>32794188
>The Sun, Transformed into a human

>>32794448
>>32794458
dat samefag

>>32794534
>>Try to land on the plane.
Take it down.

>>32794534
>>Try to land on the plane.

>>32794534
>>Try to land on the plane.
first ever stormcloud being helpful and not murderous to airliners

>>32794534
>>Try to land on the plane.

Spreading out your arms and legs, you manage to adjust your fall so that you land on top of the Airplane. You still hit hard enough to wind you, but you're able to recover fairly quickly.

You soon discover why the pilots are making an emergency landing. An entire refrigerator somehow got stuck in one of the turbines, caught between the blades and the casing.

The pilots can probably still land the plane on their own, but it would certainly be dangerous. On the other hand, it would probably be quite dangerous for you to try loosing the fridge. What will you do?

>Head to the wing to try to dislodge the fridge.
>Ignore it. It's none of your business, you just need a ride to the ground.
>Head for the cockpit window.
>Other

>>32794783
>Dislodge it.
We Airborne Avenger now

>>32794783
>>Head to the wing to try to dislodge the fridge.
helpful stormcloud is a go

>>32794783
If an entire refrigerator is stuck in the turbines, those fans are fucked. There's no point removing the fridge.

It would be safer to just help land the plane with regular flying brick powers.

>>32794849
I'm going with this.

>>32794849
not entirely, the intake turbine and its bearings are unsalvageable and fucked beyond measure sure, but the engine interior in the main thrust chambers should be fine except for some titanium fan blades getting thrown around

removing the fridge would help actually, let the air through the engine and clear it out, sure the engine won't be running again, but it won't be getting worse, and the longer its getting worse and worse, the more chances of a fire or catastrophic failure of turbine blades and casings, which is very bad news for the rest of the wing and all the systems that run through it

>>32794883
>chances of a fire
you gotta point there, but is that worth the time spent decelerating the plane ourselves?

Actually, if the guys in the cockpit turn it off, won't the chances of catastrophic failure drastically decrease?

>>32794783
>>Head for the cockpit window.

>>32794905
>Actually, if the guys in the cockpit turn it off, won't the chances of catastrophic failure drastically decrease?
yes, but debris still in the engine does not care whether the engine is turning over or not

>>32794924
so is the time spent removing the fridge worth more than the time spent decelerating the plane?

>>32795008
maybe, maybe not

if the engine is not too badly damaged, just cutting fuel to it and shutting it down should stop it worsening

if the engine is a runaway, then its fucked and the best you can do is close the fuel lines and hope it starves itself before it blows loose

>>32795095
it don't matter too much OP, feel free to go wild with creative license

>>32794783
>>Ignore it. It's none of your business, you just need a ride to the ground.

>>32794783
>>Ignore it. It's none of your business, you just need a ride to the ground.

>>32794783
>Ignore it. It's none of your business, you just need a ride to the ground.

You consider trying to simply support the plane by flying under it, but you aren't sure if you even have flying powers, let alone the strength to hold up an entire airplane.

There's one thing you know though, and that's that your hands feel like they've got 300,000 Volts running through them. You probably shouldn't be touching people for now.

You climb over to the plane's wing, where the fridge is lodged into the jet's intake. You notice people staring out at you from inside the plane. A kid waves at you. You wave a bit awkwardly back.

You can probably reach the fridge, but that would require reaching into the actual jet itself, and you aren't sure if that's entirely safe. Or you could try using your lightning powers, you suppose. What will you do?

>Reach in and try to pull the fridge out. (Roll 1d10)
>Try using your lightning powers on the fridge. (Roll 1d10)
>Look for a control panel for the engine.
>Head into the plane through the Emergency Door.
>Other

(Heading out for lunch, be back soonish.)

>>32795347
>>Other
Ignore it.

>>32795347
>>Head into the plane through the Emergency Door.

>>32795347
>>Look for a control panel for the engine.
kill the fuel feeds into it and its no longer a problem, then we can zap it all we like without exploding

>>32795347
Seconding >>32795424

You decide to look for a control panel before trying anything with high-voltage electricity. Better safe than sorry, after all.

You find the control panel with little trouble, and decide to turn off the fuel valve. Then at the very least it'll be a lot harder for the engine to catch fire.

With that precaution dealt with, you head back over to the mouth of the turbine. Your hands still feel charged with electricity, so you point your hands towards the fridge, and concentrate on guiding the lightning to the fridge.

You connect with almost shocking ease, and all of the electricity discharges at once, reducing the fridge to so much superheated mush. A muted cheer erupts from behind you, and you turn to see what must be every passenger on the plane staring at you out the window.

A quick turn of the fuel valve later, and the turbine is up and running again. A bit worse for wear, but certainly a lot better than before.

You head to the emergency door, which is opened by the crowd of passengers inside. Inside, the cheering erupts once again, several passengers giving you handshakes and patting you on the back. Well, at least you've figured out that you won't accidentally vaporize people by shaking their hands.

A woman wearing an ID card that identifies her as "Joana Langley, Reporter" pushes through the crowd, a small voice recorder in her hand. "Joana Langley, and can I just say how thankful we all are for your helping us out there? Because thank you…" She pauses for a moment. "Uh… what should I call you?"

>Who are you?

>>32795789
Katrina Hurricane

>>32795789
Pussy Destroyer
Actually doe, say we're an angel or something

>>32795828
I like Doe, John Doe.

NO, John Dove, since you were literally born in a dive!

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>>32795789
Bond...James Bond

>>32795789
whats a cool sounding name for a stormcloud?

>>32795789
Pheonix

>>32795789
I'll second >>32795890 as its better sounding than the rest so far and the best I could come up with was Cumulo Nimbus

>>32795789
Alex

covers both genders and we're a mothafucking stormcloud, we can look like whichever we want.

>>32795789
Joel Voyevoda

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Brenna McCloud, since you guys seem to want rain-related names.

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OP, why are you taking so fucking long?

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>>32795854
John Dove seems good

>>32796103
>Brenna McCloud

Does not sound too badly actually, I'll second this.

>>32795789
>Anything but Cloudius
it's like you guys aren't even trying

>>32796105
Three reasons:

1: My internet crashed.
2: Making a character sheet.
3: There doesn't really seem to be any consensus.

The most popular names seem to be:
>John Dove
>Phoenix
>Brenna McCloud

>>32796209
thats an interesting name and trip you have there...

we're a cloud, so are we confined to one gender? if not, I say go for Phoenix McCloud as male and Brenna McCloud as female

>>32796209
>>John Dove

>>32796225
Barg, forgot to change my name.

Also, I suppose you're not confined to one gender. Still need something to give to the reporter though. (And to put on the character sheet.)

>>32796209
>John Dove

>>32796209
>>John Dove

>>32796245
I'll vote for Brenna McCloud

>>32796245
Brenna McCloud

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>>32796209
Usain Bolt

>>32796209
John Dove

>>32796209
>>John Dove

>>32796209
>John Dove

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>>32796321
>>32796347
>>32796357
This is obviously not samefag.

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>>32796412

>>32796412
You're right, it isn't.

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>>32796347
>>32796357
This is obviously not samefag.

>>32796209
Can I get a John Dove?

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"You can call me Brenna McCloud," you say.

"Well, thank you, Brenna," responds Joana, grinning at you. "Now, we all saw the way you used a lightning bolt to melt that refrigerator. And can I just say, it was just about the coolest thing I've ever seen. Does that have something to do with the recent falling of the sky?"

"I guess it does, seeing as I'm actually one of those pieces of sky."

"Oh wow, that's…" Joana seems quite shocked by this. "That's just… I cannot describe how amazing that is!"

Well, she seems quite impressed by you. Now that you've fixed the airplane, you can anticipate a lot more interviews and congratulations all the way until the plane lands. You consider how best to spend the time.

>Continue with the interviews and congratulations.
>Attempt to acquire proper clothing.
>Ask Joana for a more "private" interview.
>Other.

>>32796458
Clothes would be good.

>>32796458
>Attempt to acquire proper clothing.
>Ask Joana for a more "private" interview.

>>32796448
no you can't

>>32796458
>Attempt to acquire proper clothing.
then shed said clothes in private interview

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>>32796458
>Ask Joana for a more "private" interview.
I think I remember another quest where it starts off with the protagonist in an airplane..

>>32796458
>Attempt to acquire proper clothing.
Preferably something that won't autoshock us when we try to use it.

Especially not Wool, Cotton or Silk. those things hold a charge.

>>32796458
>Attempt to acquire proper clothing.
>Ask Joana for a more "private" interview.
Combine the two, say somehing in the lines of: "So those thinges that one have on ones body to cover it. how much are one suppose to have of that?" then proceed to lift our robe

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>>32796458
QM, are we like a regular person with a black cloak around us or is there something else to it besides we fell from the fucking sky?

>>32796458
>Attempt to acquire proper clothing.

just a tip OP, but it helps for you to say when your writing and which option your going with, lets us know whats up and when voting ends and such

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>tfw no skyfall

"Sorry to cut you short, but I can't help but notice that I'm a bit…" you lift your arms, sort of gesturing to the black cloak that's barely keeping you decent, "…underdressed."

Joana looks down in confusion, then lets out a little squeak as she realizes just how close to naked you are. Although she doesn't exactly look away... "Oh, um, sorry, I'll just," she sort of gestures to the side, obviously flustered.

You chuckle. "Why don't you help me get some clothes? I'm not all that clear on the whole 'clothes' thing yet myself."

"Oh, we're about the same size, why don't I give you some of mine?" she says, jumping at the chance to be helpful.

"That would be just wonderful," you say.

The two of you head towards the front of the plane, Joana stiffly trying not to stare at you, while you look appreciatively over her. She's obviously quite fit, but that doesn't detract from her chest or butt all that much.

Soon enough you arrive, and Joana pulls an outfit out of her luggage, primarily black with blue highlights, then after looking back at you and blushing, a bra and panties.

"Um, here you go," she says, handing the clothes to you. But you have other ideas.

"Thanks for all your help," you say. "I don't suppose there's any way I could repay the favor? Maybe with a 'private interview'?" you say, putting extra stress on the last two words.

She looks at you first in disbelief, then when she sees the expression on your face, enthusiasm. "That would be amazing," she says, "in fact, why don't I help you out with those clothes?"

"That would be wonderful."

"Whoa."

"Yeah."

"I mean, that thing you did where your hands went all tingly? That was amazing."

"Yeah."

"So," Joana says, looking inquisitively at you. "You're made of storm clouds huh? What's that like?"

You shrug. "Not that bad, I guess. I mean, for some reason I know stuff, like english and motor skills, but I don't have any actual memories before when I was presumably created."

"Huh, weird," she says. "You know, if you don't have any place to stay, you could stay with me."

You glance over, smiling at the hopeful look on her face. "You sure you're not just saying that so that you have better access to all this?"

"Well yeah obviously that's a part of it, but I mean… I know I've said it a whole bunch of times already, but you're amazing!" She grins broadly. "I mean, you can shoot lightning bolts out of your hands! You saved this entire plane from crashing! I'd willingly have your babies, if that's what you wanted!"

You raise an eyebrow. "Is that a promise?"

She blinks. "Oh wait what? I mean, is that a thing that… Well, I mean, sure, but could it not now? Would that be fine?"

You chuckle a bit. "No, I don't want babies right now. But I will take you up on that offer of a place to stay."

Joana lets out a breath. "Oh thank god. I thought you wanted to use me for breeding some cloud alien army! I mean, not that I'd be against that, but…"

The two of you look at each other and burst out laughing. The two of you quickly get dressed, and get off the plane as it lands.

As you depart, you see a big sign with that you know will be the first four words of the rest of your life.

"Welcome to New York."

End of Session One.

Questions to Follow!

>>32796961
Thanks for the thread OP.

Any idea when next thread will be and are you gonna get a twitter for this?

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>>32796961
I'm not certain where this quest is going but it's making me nervous. Is this like daemons and angels or what?

>>32796937
why is that a problem, why is that stupid bint complaining? he was just making a factual statement that he couldn't park because he was not retarded, nothign wrong with that...

>>32796961
what >>32796977 said

>>32796977
And thank you for reading.

Just made a twitter for this, I'll be posting when the next thread goes up.

https://twitter.com/SkyfallQuest

>>32796985
Not really Daemons and Angels, but let's just say that there's a reason the sky is falling, and also that these Sky Artifacts are more than just objects.

And also, the PC may or may not be the only human who came from the sky.

>>32797036
>only human who came from the sky.
Well I know Jo 'came' from the sky...

Make sure to give us a heads up when the next thread is, usually a day/12 hours/6 hours or so helps

>>32797054
Will do, thanks for the tip.

I'm quite new to this whole "Quests" thing, so any tips are very much appreciated.

>>32797063
Your doing pretty good by me, so keep it up.

We're totally gonna get Jo cloud baby pregnant