Lord_Caldera Posted October 6, 2013 Share Posted October 6, 2013 As Told Verbatim By My Idiot Friends It was a dark and stormy night. Captain Tiberius TiberiusStronghands pulled out his bolter and fired four shots in the air, killing theHarridan. How the Necrons had managed to enslave one was beyond him. Feeling secure,he finally managed to squeak out a few drops of urine, something he hadn’tmanaged to do for the first eighteen hours of battle. As with all members ofthe Horses of the Emperors, his prostate empowered him to aim without a sight,but allowed him to pee every five minutes. Being of the Third Founding was a blessingto some. Spying the crystal of the Monolith four miles distant, he mounted hissteed Flotsam and discharged the remainder of his bolter magazine towards theNecron construct. Drawing Jetsam, his trusty chainsword, he began to cut hisway through the Necro-Gaunts. Tiberius, now out of ammunition, threw his bolterstraight into the skull of a Necron warrior. Seeing the skull fly off, hedismounted Flotsam and clubbed a second warrior to death with it, but theliving metal reanimated. Knowing time was of the essence he spit acid into theheadless neck of the Necron, and waded into the melee where his battle-brotherswere engaged with a Biovore. Spore mines detonated left, right, and center,engulfing the combat in venom and chitinous shards. It was at this pointTiberius spied a fourteen foot chain. He wrapped it about the Biovore’s neckand lept upon its gun mount. As his Biovore waddled towards the Monolith hespurred the gun into peristaltic action. He stroked the vivorsa sack todischarge its heavy payload. Knowing the creature would be useless from thispoint on, he plunged Jetsam deep into the beast’s neck. Seeing the danger inremoving the vivorsa sack he urged Tallarn First Private Talim Rehaminaneem tocarefully disembowel the beast. The sack suddenly exploded, shearing his headclear from his shoulders in a welter of blood. The Monolith loomed closer. Loosingan eagle’s cry, Tiberius mounted Flotsam and charged straight into a carpet ofScarabs and Rippers. Things were about to get dangerous… Having seen scarabs previously at the Battle of Marquay Ford, he drew a Tau plasma grenadefrom his belt. He had salvaged several of the devices from a beheaded CrisisSuit pilot. The scarabs curiously swarmed the grenade which exploded, sprayinggouts of liquid metal past his face. Tiberius smiled grimly. Joined by the restof the Chapter’s Light Brigade, they chanted a prayer to the Emperor andactivated their mounts’ Thunderhooves, trampling through the living carpet offlesh and metal as they heard the sound of engines overhead. The Stormraven Quintus Laertes hovered just off a ridgeahead. Tiberius knew his horse could make the fifteen-metre leap, and only hecould destroy the Monolith. As Flotsam leapt, however, the swarm of tinycreatures flowed around the horse and forced Tiberius to vault into theStormraven’s armored hatch, sacrificing his mount. The Stormraven shudderedsuddenly, slamming Stronghands sideways. Shrieking it spiraled southwards,slaloming slightly straight into the stoic structure of the Monolith.Stronghands stumbled solemnly from the stranded Stormraven. Seeing the crystalatop the alien construct as its only weakness, hatred boiled his blood as hisbrother Marcus Brutus Stronghands died at the claws of a Necron Flayer-kin. Scarabsskittered across the cold metal surface of the edifice. Tiberius angrilyheadbutted one of the creatures to its demise. Shimmying up the side of theMonolith, arcane energy crackling around him, Gaussian beams tearing rivuletsin his armor, he clamped his last meltabomb to the bottom of the glowingcrystal. It was then that he realized that several of the skeletal warriors were clawing their wayup the structure towards him, their scissored hands merging with the livingmetal as they climbed. Tiberius knew he would never survive this battle, as hecould not allow the meltabomb to be disengaged. He stuck his final lho-stick inhis mouth, gifted to him by the late Private Rehaminaneem, and struck a matchon the sparking green crystal to light it. Bracing himself, he knew this wouldbe Jetsam’s last chance to spill the blood of the Emperor’s enemies. As heprepared to sell his life dearly, the meltabomb performed its holy duty,spearing through the crystal and annihilating the Monolith and its denizens. CaptainTiberius Tiberius Stronghands was blown off the Monolith. An Apothecary discoveredhis broken body and yelled, “BAM! Dreadnought material!” FIN? Link to comment https://bolterandchainsword.com/topic/281508-the-epic-saga-of-captain-tiberius-tiberius-stronghands/ Share on other sites More sharing options...
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