Porkle came to a stop near the trees at the edge of Pikor. “Come, legion of cyborgs!” he called, “The master has left us with our orders. We make for the realm of Eagleland, and let’s be quick about it!” The twenty cyborgs and Porkle took off into the air and flew off to the east.
In the far west regions of the world a small village named Berk stood firmly within the forests. It was a village unlike any other. It’s devotion was to special training. On the surface, they were a military organization but they trained themselves to be so much more. The town was founded shortly after Giygas’ defeat as a means to prepare humans for possible future attacks. Among the best of the men their training was actually not a man yet, but still a boy. Seventeen year old Robert Montague. He possessed keen senses for such a younger person and his strength and agility rivaled that of men ten years older than him. He also had a natural ability with handling weapons of various kinds, from swords and spears to handguns and bazookas. He was Berk’s finest soldier and had a good outlook in front of him. As Robert walked through the civilian part of the village he couldn’t help but smile as the children playing in the streets. Robert never had a typical childhood. He lived most of his first years on the move with his parents, Maria and George Montague, and his grandfather, Gerald Montague. They loved searching for treasures and their travels took them to all the ends of the globe. It was probably this rugged childhood that toughened Robert up so much. He was a mere boy of ten when he would go off into the wild and fight with wild animals for fun. After his grandfather’s death, his parents decided to settle down in Fourside, but Robert always craved some form of an adventure. Hearing of the newly formed Berk, his father decided Robert may be best suited for the military training in the faraway village. His mother protested the idea but Robert begged for the chance to go and learn to be a defender of the world. Finally, his mother caved and he was sent to Berk at the age of thirteen and has been training ever since, constantly enhancing all of his skills. Robert continued through the small roads of the village and went into a convenience store. “Hey, Robert!” a girl behind the counter greeted. “Hey, Sarah,” Robert said. Robert and Sarah had more or less been going out for a year and a half. Robert technically wasn’t allowed to date while in training so they kept their relationship very low key. “So, are you able to get any free time later tonight?” Sarah asked. “Afraid not,” Robert answered. “Geez, how much do they have to train you guys anyway?” Sarah complained, “Especially you. You’re like, the strongest guy here. I wouldn’t be surprised if you’re the strongest guy on the whole planet by now.” Robert grinned a bit and tried not to blush. “I don’t know if I would go that far,” he said. “And you’re modesty is by far your best quality,” Sarah went on. Robert smiled. Sarah leaned in and gave him a small kiss. Robert couldn’t help but to look around and check that nobody noticed. “So do you ever miss home?” Sarah asked. “Home?” Robert asked. He had to think for a moment to really remember it. “I don’t know,” he admitted, “I guess I just don’t think about it that much.” “Men,” Sarah rebuked, “Can’t ever get a little sentimental, can you?” Robert shrugged. Suddenly, they heard a scream from outside. “What was that?” Sarah gasped. Robert looked out the window. A flash appeared outside and for a moment, they could see a figure. It was tall and wore black pants and a red shirt. A strange black insignia was on his shirt. He had long brown hair and wore a strange device over his eyes that was thin and glowed red. Robert could see that he was very strong. “Oh my God…” Robert gasped. In an instant, the figure rushed away. Robert ran out after it. “Robert!” Sarah called. Robert grabbed his radio and hit a button on it. “This is Montague!” he yelled into his radio, “I need immediate backup in the Sector Q-9499 area. Hostile intruder on the loose. Send the best ones. This guy looked like he meant serious business.” The figure hurried down the road with people screaming as it ran past. Robert ran with all his might and slowly closed the gap between them. Suddenly, the figure stopped and spun around. Robert quickly stopped. “So, you’re pretty fast,” the person commented, “I guess we should stop with this silly chase game then.” “Just do us both a favor and stop whatever it is you are doing,” Robert said. “Afraid I cannot do that,” the person said and he raised his hand straight up towards the sky. “What are you doing?” Robert demanded. The man smiled and closed his eyes. “Quake P-Force…”
“Kayla?” “Kayla, can you hear us?” “Please wake up. Kayla!” Slowly, Kayla opened her eyes. “Mom? Dad?” she mumbled. “Oh, thank heavens you’re awake!” her mom gasped. Suddenly, Kayla sat straight up. “Michael!” she gasped, “Where is Michael?” “Michael?” her father asked, “We never saw Michael. The police only found you unconscious on the side of the road by the old café. What were you doing in that part of town anyway? It’s not entirely safe.” “He was kidnapped!” Kayla realized, “They took him!” “Who took whom?” Kayla’s mom asked. “These guys,” Kayla said frantically, “They looked weird. They had… powers. And a statue.” “Okay,” Kayla’s dad said, “I think you hit your head too hard. You obviously have been having a nightmare while you were out.” “No, it was not a nightmare,” Kayla insisted, “They took him. We have to find him and save him!” “Kayla, please, you just need to get some rest,” her mother reasoned, “After a good sleep you’ll feel better.” “No!” Kayla snapped. She leapt out of her bed and ran down the hall. “Kayla!” her father yelled, “Get back here this instant!” Kayla continued to run and tore out of the hospital. She knew she didn’t have a moment to waste. She had to figure out where Michael was taken and rescue him, and she knew just how to start too. She ran for the bus stop and caught a bus. “How much to get to Threed?” she asked.
Inside a dark cave Supreme Starman paced the floor. “A little patience please,” Georg said from the corner, “We have to wait for Shendi to make his move.” “Well, I wish he would hurry it up,” Supreme Starman complained. Suddenly, they both received a strong vibe and they looked up. “There,” Georg said, “He’s begun, and now so can we. You know what to do.” “Yes,” Supreme Starman said with delight, “I’ve been waiting twenty years for the chance to do this.” Georg handed Supreme Starman a device. “Remember,” Georg said, “This mission is not to kill. Use this device on him and he will be wounded on a level that no healing powers can mend. It should properly incapacitate him enough so that phase two can be carried out.” “And what of the boy?” Supreme Starman asked. Georg grinned and said, “Leave the boy to me. I know you would find great pleasure from it, but trust me, I would find an even deeper and more gratifying pleasure from making Ness and Paula look on helplessly as I kill their son.”