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Anon: First Order Stormtrooper (WIP)

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  1. First Order Anon
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  3. >Holy shit, it's actually happening
  4. >When Captain Phasma announced the newest line of Troopers ready to be put on her personal training you could hardly believe your numbers were up there
  5. >AN0N
  6. >Weird for a Stormtrooper sure, but dammit were they yours
  7. >Years of training had been leading you up to this moment, just to be announced by some random lieutenant, but THIS?
  8. >Phasma herself?
  9. >Someone can send you to Vader and back, but the huge smile and pride you have isn't going anywhere
  10. >But while you are happy you were good enough to make Phasma's personal honor roll list that only meant more training, more missions, and more chances to die
  11. >Now as much as you'd like more promotions you sure as hell aren't going to want to die before you can even get one
  12. >You never were much of a worker anyway
  13. >Honestly what was the use of a trooper if a Jedi was there, I mean they have the Sith for a reason right?
  14. Because a trooper isn't good enough to combat them?
  15. >What was really the point for a trooper if they were so expendable?
  16. >But in the end you always looked back at the battles of your predecessors
  17. >Tales of strength and wit that far surpassed the Rebels in their time
  18. >The rebirth of those Heroes is here and it starts with your legend
  19. >At least that's what you always think to yourself when you have power fantasies
  20. >But as you look realistically in your head instead you realize what comes next
  21. >And you couldn't wait to get your armor in such a little amount of time
  22. >That divine white armor with less than a point one percent of flaws in efficiency and design
  23. >The pure contrast of pure white snow and pitch black darkness on the armor showing the hope we keep and protect from those filth resistance scum
  24. >The sleek design protruding power and intimidation
  25. >And your weapon?
  26. >Your choice
  27. >An FWMB-10, repeating blaster a heavy blaster that could decimate a foe within a few seconds?
  28. >Or a D-93 Incinerator, a barrage of flames that consume someone like a Sarlaac?
  29. >An F-11D blaster, and SE-44C blaster pistol, a reliable match that could last you for until the Second Order if one came?
  30. >A Z6 Riot Control Baton accompanied by a lightweight composite ballistic riot shield, Capable of defeating almost any opponent in combat, including a Jedi?
  31. >The possibilities were a symphony to your ears as the names and power each of these weapons held in just their names
  32. >A Z6 baton seems like the perfect choice, you always did think the Sith were strong, and to be able to show your strength to them would be perfect, hell you might even be force sensitive or something like that
  33. >It always did seem like some weird magic the force users had, but you never really questioned it. Seriously, if you could pick up something from a desk a mile away you wouldn't care if it's magic or if you grew an invisible tentacle
  34. >Besides, this is what you wanted, a chance to be able to fight a force user and have more than a one percent chance at success! The stories of power and wit from them was amazing and you wanted to show that you: a simple-No a heroic Stormtrooper could easily defeat such a legend in their own form of combat.
  35. >So you decided that this was it, the baton was right for you
  36. >Captain Phasma's instructions said to meet at the hangar, a strange place to start training but training nonetheless you suppose
  37. >After a few minutes you reach the hangar on the star destroyer
  38. >"I see that the last of the cadets are entering now. Excellent then we shall begin."
  39. >A number of strange tests were given to each cadet
  40. >A few seemed oddly specific such as: Are you afraid of heights? Do you experience Vertigo? It pieced together in your head that they were searching for possible pilots, but you didn't want to become one anyway so when you weren't summoned in front of Phasma you weren't saddened
  41. >Out of the fifty of us cadets, only 15 were chosen. You expected more but you guess that a fear of heights is larger than you thought for some of you
  42. >"These cadets will be turned into pilots, see to it that they are properly trained." The Captain said this as she spoke to a pilot who apparently earned the name Spit Fire from rumors heard around you
  43. >As she and her newly met cadets walk off you notice Captain Phasma's helmet turned towards you and your fellow cadets
  44. >"Welcome to hell cadets"
  45. >It hurts
  46. >Training from Captain Phasma was going to be hard, you knew that from the start but this is almost impossible, hell one actual trooper decided to watch you and he was leaving by the fifth lap around the ship
  47. >But you can tell it's paying off
  48. >You feel faster, more alert, stronger and overall better
  49. >Just the other day when you were tasked with cargo movement across the ship, you could barely make it half way without needing to take a break afterwards
  50. >But this time you just needed a quick swig of water and bam you were already at the cafeteria before very other cadet. Except for one
  51. >A female cadet with a mess of rainbow hair who probably put on her helmet anytime any one of higher status came along to hide the obvious rule breaking of both her color and length of hair
  52. >RD42
  53. >You never much cared for her or her way of rule breaking
  54. >You approach RD42 and decide to ask her about this whole rule breaking act
  55. "Not many cadets break the rules as much as you, let alone as nonchalantly"
  56. >"What does it matter to you? You're probably just a hypocrite breaking more than I am."
  57. >As your anger is contained it might be hard to keep it that way being around this "trooper"
  58. >You leave her and her ways alone
  59. >The next few weeks are a blur and all of the training as well
  60. >Your body feels like you were cut into pieces and put back together again even better than before
  61. >Your strength, speed and stamina have been increased significantly
  62. >The weeks were unforgettable but this day was different
  63. >As you finished training barely breaking a sweat the Captain approached you
  64. >"AN0N, follow me for a moment cadet"
  65. >All of the other cadets' eyes were focused on you, some showing anger, pity, respect and one even showed a slight smirk
  66. >The smirk came from a certain trouble making trooper
  67. >You walked with the Captain as she took you through halls of the ship and to the armory
  68. >"You show promise AN0N, even some troopers can't keep up with you cadet. Your ability is being wasted where you already excel so I offer you something I haven't offered to any cadet in a long time. I want to personally overlook your training."
  69. "But Captain, aren't you already doing that?"
  70. >"If you can call babysitting training then I just might be overlooking. Most of those cadets will be in that training for years, but you. You're different like I was when I was a cadet."
  71. "Really Captain?"
  72. >"You're probably going to be a trooper faster than I did cadet, so what do you say?"
  73. "I would be honored Captain."
  74. >You walked with the Captain as she took you through halls of the ship and to the armory
  75. >"You show promise AN0N, even some troopers can't keep up with you cadet. Your ability is being wasted where you already excel so I offer you something I haven't offered to any cadet in a long time. I want to personally overlook your training."
  76. "But Captain, aren't you already doing that?"
  77. >"If you can call babysitting training then I just might be overlooking. Most of those cadets will be in that training for years, but you. You're different like I was when I was a cadet."
  78. "Really Captain?"
  79. >"You're probably going to be a trooper faster than I did cadet, so what do you say?"
  80. "I would be honored Captain."
  81. >"Good, meet me here tomorrow four hours earlier than usual training"
  82. >Four hours? Ugh
  83. >At least you're being trained personally now
  84. >It honestly doesn't feel much better than normal training
  85. >It's probably just a label to show the prowess of your success as a cadet
  86. >"Before you go cadet, I want to give you a welcoming present to my training."
  87. "And what would that be Captain?"
  88. >She points behind her and says something you've been dying to hear
  89. >"Choose what you'll take into the war AN0N. I hope to see successful results from you."
  90. >It's more than you could dream of. Weapons of pristine shape and maintenance all at your disposal
  91. >"Pick something kid." An unfamiliar voice says
  92. >You turn to see a trooper in full armor and a good old SE-44C pistol at his side
  93. >You gawk at his very presence, most troopers are too busy in the fray, working or patrolling to even notice you, let alone talk to you.
  94. >"Uh you alright kid?"
  95. >You pull yourself together as you realize you're staring
  96. "Uh yeah I'm great right now actually!"
  97. >"Well don't just stand there. Pick something out."
  98. >You look around and see heaps of weapons laid out everywhere for you to see and pick
  99. >They all seem tempting but one seems to be more than the others
  100. >A Z6 baton and shield
  101. >You pick up the two in haste
  102. >"Heh nice kid."
  103. "I've always wanted one of these you know."
  104. >You say as you hold the baton and give it a few swings
  105. >"You know we're in a war right? I don't want to put a damper on you but you're going to need something long range for any enemy carrying a blaster"
  106. >You hadn't completely thought about that
  107. >"Tell you what kid, you can grab one of those blaster pistols and be on your merry way with three weapons on you"
  108. "You're sure Captain won't mind?"
  109. >"She sent me in here to make sure she would mind. She doesn't want you dead on the spot, otherwise she wouldn't offer personal training."
  110. >You pick up the pistol and put it inside your belt
  111. >One day this little guy will be in your holster
  112. >You wake up much earlier than before to start training with Captain as soon as possible
  113. >You walk to the armory and see Captain Phasma standing there waiting for you
  114. >"A bit earlier than expected cadet, good to see your enthusiasm"
  115. >You didn't realize the smile on your face until she sarcastically said the last part of her sentence
  116. >She beckons you to follow her into a training room you didn't see before with other lieutenants training their cadets
  117. >You notice six girls in total as the cadets training
  118. >What you didn't expect was to see RD42 being one of them
  119. >The girl looks back at the Captain and you with a glare
  120. >You return the look with ease
  121. >You follow Captain Phasma further into the room to find a sparring mat
  122. >This might get painful
  123. >The day continues with you doing basic hand to hand combat for the next 4 hours
  124. >You look bruised, beaten and all around dead but the progress was real
  125. >Even Phasma was surprised at the speed of your learning, which surprises you more due to her earlier words of your potential
  126. >You might just be able to become the next Captain if you keep this up
  127. >Then again that will still probably take years to accomplish
  128. >But it gets you excited that's for sure
  129. >The prospect of ruling over troopers, leading them into a battlefield of blood and rising like the ashes of a Phoenix in victory
  130. >You have a huge smile on your face as you daydream
  131. >You've always found battle beautiful and disgusting
  132. >It's a bit contradictory but knowing you've own is such a rush
  133. >But on the other hand if you fail the overbearing thought of death will drive someone mad
  134. >For you it's never been about the loss
  135. >You'd fight over anything to get the natural high of being alive any day
  136. >The ecstasy of battle running through your mind and veins
  137. >The enemy's blood as the drug
  138. >Your weapon as the syringe
  139. >You as the addict who can't get enough
  140. >Your first battle is always on your mind
  141. >During the first exams your goal was to make it through an obstacle course which was slightly lethal
  142. >The only rule was to make it through as fast as you could
  143. >When you shoved that cadet out of the way
  144. >You'd done it to other cadets
  145. >But when you heard that scream
  146. >It made something click
  147. >Seeing his blood
  148. >Being the fastest to the end
  149. >Almost like a dog given a treat
  150. >You didn't notice it then but looking back at it you were disgusted at the thought of seeing it as a reward
  151. >You still hate it
  152. >But something in your head won't let it go
  153. >It's clawing at you from the inside, like a beast trying to be released from a compound cage
  154. >It gets harder everyday to stop these thoughts and it's maddening to think about if they could stop
  155. >What if you go into battle and there are no enemies left?
  156. >Would you still kill?
  157. >Would your hands be stained by the blood of your brothers in arms?
  158. >Calm down AN0N
  159. >You will only kill those who aren't worth redeeming like those terrorists that call themselves "The Resistance"
  160. >What an excuse
  161. >To send your troops whom have been blinded by your disgusting ways to die for the sake of "freedom"?
  162. >I pity any who are in it's ranks
  163. >The First Order will have these filthy dogs cleansed and bring peace back to the universe
  164. >But... What if we can't?
  165. >The possibility is slim but what if The Order fails?
  166. >Would you and your brothers be killed as an intimidation?
  167. >They kill mindlessly in the name of "freedom", you've seen what they do to a trooper
  168. >But what if they're even more ruthless beasts than we think?
  169. >What are the slim chances you survive the massacre of your brothers?
  170. >It frightens you more than your bloodlust could to know that if, THEY run out of enemies
  171. >Who will they kill instead?
  172. >The citizens?
  173. >The wildlife?
  174. >Each other?
  175. > The thought of millions of lives being carried on you and The Order's backs fills you with determination
  176. >Determination to purify this evil plaguing the fair denizens of the galaxy
  177. >How will they survive if you can't destroy this toxin filled terrorist group?
  178. >You and your brothers will liquidate their troops until this battle of attrition turns into a driving force led by Phasma herself
  179. >As you think these things you notice that a certain cadet with a bad reputation and haircut slips by
  180. >Something was in her hand
  181. >She was headed to the battle deck?
  182. >What could she possibly need to be doing there?
  183. >The only thing there were the gun operations, flight systems and communication array
  184. >Not a single one of those things does a cadet need to worry about
  185. >You run back towards your room and grab something that you hopefully won't have to use on a fellow cadet
  186. >You grab your baton
  187. >You run by the armory and see Phasma stepping out
  188. >Taking cover, you don't want to be seen carrying your battlefield weapon when you're still a cadet
  189. >Anyone seeing you would send you to the cells immediately for possible treason
  190. >Especially Captain, hell she was the one who let you have it in the first place
  191. >And she's sure as hell isn't going to be the one to take it back
  192. >Hiding, covering, and sneaking your way to the deck proves harder than you initially thought
  193. >It would have been much easier to just leave the weapon, but something about RD42 had always struck you as off
  194. >Never talking to another cadet unless to get them out of her face, always hiding her hair under that helmet, having that hair in the first place...
  195. >The strange acts were too closely related for them to be mere coincidences
  196. >Something just wasn't right
  197. >Something was just wrong
  198. >You successfully bypass the troopers patrolling by the deck elevator at an inconvenient time
  199. >The wait is short but luckily not nauseating, unlike the rest of the elevators on this ship
  200. >You slowly walk into the deck holding the baton backwards to deflect any hits that need a fast reaction
  201. >The deck is mostly silent except for a radio that seems to have been turned on
  202. >The frequency put on doesn't match any known Order radios either
  203. >But no clear sign of RD42...
  204. >What was she doing here if she left... And why would she go to an unknown channel and leave it on?
  205. >She always did seem abrasive and might have left the conversation
  206. >Wait...
  207. >Hiding from troopers...
  208. >No connections to cadets...
  209. >Communication room...
  210. >Not being here coincidentally someone entered the deck...
  211. >No... It couldn't be possible
  212. >The chances of one of... THEM infiltrating our ranks wasn't possible
  213. >The academy is designed to keep you from birth to trooper
  214. >There's no way she could have just plopped herself right in...
  215. >"You know, I always did think you were always suspiciously trying to get close to me"
  216. >You turn to spot the speaking cadet
  217. "I always did think something felt off about you, you low quality spy"
  218. >Her neutral look turned furious as you called her a low quality spy
  219. >"Like you're one to talk, the fact that you're a training to become a storm trooper immediately means that I'm ten times better than you, even if I am 'low quality'"
  220. "Take that back you wench!"
  221. >Her face turns into a smirk when you say this, and her words become sarcastic as she says
  222. >"Oh no! My feelings how hurt they've become due to your words!"
  223. >Your anger rising at the spy grows more and more apparent as her mocking continues
  224. >Her smile turns into a serious look fast
  225. >"Move or get hurt cadet. I don't want to hurt you."
  226. "But you're giving me the choice right?"
  227. >Her serious look turns darker than before
  228. >"Move."
  229. >You stare her down with a look she didn't expect
  230. >Her fear and confusion clearly showing
  231. >You grin like a madman
  232. "I'd like to see you try to even scathe me."
  233. >While you had surprised her, this time she surprised you instead
  234. >A light saber
  235. >It wasn't possible
  236. "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGH"
  237. >You audibly yell as loud as you can from the utter frustration and wrath held within you the moment you saw the sword of legends
  238. "NOT ONLY WAS IT EASY ENOUGH FOR A SPY TO GET IN BUT THE FUCKING SPY WAS A FORCE USER"
  239. >She looks on in confusion as she tries to process what you said as the volume of your voice rose instantly
  240. >After she took in what you said she stands tall and ready to battle
  241. >"I told you I was immediately ten times better... But I wasn't using this bad boy right here, so make it one hundred times instead."
  242. >Her smug grin only causing more anger to rise within you
  243. >You spin your baton to move it from behind your arm to the front of your enemy
  244. >Her blue blade shining eerily in the cold, dark deck only illuminated by the radio's light and the force users blue blade
  245. >The time is now
  246. >You shall not forgive this filth Resistance member
  247. "DIE YOU FUCKING PLAGUE!"
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