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Oh. Here is my very first fanfic. There's very little plot as to what the whole story is about in this chapter, but it's the only chapter I have fully written out. BTW, I don't have a title for it yet, so in the later chapters, please help me out.
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<|BEGIN CHAPTER ONE|>
I had finally caught up with it, the majestic Pioneer 2, savior of the people of Coral, the "Home Planet," after 1.4376 years of traveling in a cramped ship. Among the many hunters on board there were soldiers, scientists, civilians, doctors, and many other people among the thousands upon millions of people enlisted for its voyage. I was one of them, a human by the name of Xair En, or at least I would be if it weren't for one of the many recent power outages on the Home Planet and my exceptionally bad memory. I woke up late that morning, forgot about it for two days, and then I had to pilot my small, slow, two-person, travel class starship to the Pioneer 2. By the way, Im not a good pilot...
I sped across the side of the enormous ship, requesting permission to dock as I did so. After I received permission from a gruff sounding male, I attempted docking procedures. There were minor injuries, but no casualties (I told you I was a bad pilot...). After paying fines and getting the key to my quarters, I left to see a "Principal Tyrell" about a Guild Card and a Hunter's License. I ported to the Hunter's Guild nearest to Principal Tyrell's office, yet I was surprised to see that almost nobody was there. I saw no hunters whatsoever, just civilians and workers. I walked out of the Guild, toward the green short distance transporter when I heard some people port behind me, in the Hunter's Guild. I quickened my pace to a gentle...jog, I suppose...trying to reach the port before anyone noticed that I hadn't received a Guild Card or Hunter's License. I warped up and walked down the long corridor toward the table at the end.
"Who are you and what is your business here?" said the person behind the table.
"My name is Xair En and I wish to see a Principal Tyrell about a Guild Card and a Hunters License..." I replied, my voice trailing off at the end of my sentence.
"I was expecting you, Xair En. According to the civilian report, you weren't on the ship when we took off.? He turned around in his chair. "What class are you willing to work as?"
"I'm seeking a position as a ranger, sir."
"Quite brave..." His voice trailed off.
"Excuse me, sir, what did you mean by that?"
"I meant that there haven't been that many rangers to sign up, mostly hunters."
"Oh. I see." He held up two small disks and opted for me to move over and grab them. I walked forth and grabbed the disks he held. I hurriedly loaded them into my arm adorned CPU. As I did so, the blank spot on the chest of my black suit lit up as a bright pink symbol appeared there.
"There you go," said Tyrell. "You can leave for Ragol two days after we arrive. No sooner." With that, he dismissed me. I walked back down the corridor, checking out my status on my APC (Arm-adorned Personal Computer) and realized my years of training to be a Ranger may have paid off.
I ported back to the? one big room. I'm still not sure what it's called. Anyway, I ported back to the docks to pick up my equipment, items, and the last of the meseta I could scrounge up from my apartment. "I'm gonna have to cut back for a while..." I warped back to the Hunter's Guild as it's the only place in that area that you can semi-medium range warp to. I walked out of the Guild and saw some HuMars and HuNewearls standing near my destination, the Check Room (more like Check Area). I walked over and listened to their conversation as I deposited meseta and not currently required yet still needed items.
"I can't wait till we get to Ragol. The people on Pioneer 1 said it was a paradise," said a short, orange haired HuMar wearing a blue suit.
"Yeah, they said that the Central Dome, the East Wing, and the North Wing were fully operational. I don't think I'll be able to stand it here on the 2 comfortably any more. We've already been traveling for almost one and a half years," replied a tall, black haired HuNewearl in a showy red suit.
"Yeah," said a tall, black haired HuMar in a black suit. "Yet, I wonder why they made us wait four years before sending out the 2 if they made such fast progress. The message probes take about two months to travel to Coral, so that means that they had the Central Dome fully operational after one and a quarter years after they landed. Why make us wait?"
The first HuMar started to speak, but he noticed me and opted for he and his "posse" to warp to the civilian quarters. I started wondering why they made us wait and ported to my own room.
<|END CHAPTER ONE|>
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