Fanfic: The Hunter's Revenge Prologue (Generator Rex)
Title: The Hunter's Revenge Prologue
Fandom: Generator Rex
Characters: Rex, Noah, Agent Six, Dr. Rebecca Holiday, Bobo Ha-Ha
Words: 1,246
Overall Rating: R
This Chapter's Rating: PG
Genre: Friendship, Humor, Romance, Action, Mystery, Multi-chapter
Warnings: Noex (Noah X Rex)
Summary: While Rex continues to fight and cure EVOs he is being watched and studied by someone who shall have his revenge.
Author's Notes: Can someone explain to me why it has taken me three years to post this here?
"Feel free to jump in any time, Six." Rex grunted as he slammed into the pavement, the massive claw of a winged EVO buried in his back.
"I'm a little busy at the moment, Rex." The green clad Providence agent replied, slashing the throat of three winged EVOs with one swing of his blade. "Handle it."
"Great idea." Rex grinned as his gloved hands transformed into two gigantic metal fists. "Now, fist is more like it," the teenaged weapon declared, punching the huge EVO above him in the gut. It let out a terrified high pitched caw before it fell onto its side, releasing Rex from its grip.
"Ha, ha, nice one, kid," Bobo laughed, appearing at Rex's side.
"Thanks. Think you can keep the rest of 'em off me while I cure Big Daddy here?" Rex asked, his hands returning to normal as he retracted his nanites.
"We'll find out," Bobo promised, aiming his blasters at another EVO as it advanced on the duo. "Just make it snappy. I hate it when they sprout." The primate blasted a smaller winged EVO in flight. It crashed to the ground where it died, but not before two new EVOs burst from it's hide.
"Gotcha!" Rex wasted no time. He scrambled to his feet, and running over to the large fallen EVO, he planted his gloved hands on the creature's side. Closing his eyes, Rex concentrated on directing his nanites to take control over the infected EVO's nanites, shutting them down.
Almost instantly the large form of the winged EVO disappeared as a blinding flash of light engulfed both EVOs as Rex cured it. When the light faded Rex stood in a wide crater with the cured human knocked out at the center.
"Whoa." Rex whistled as he looked down at the former EVO. It was a child. A young girl about seven or eight lay in the fetal position, hugging herself as she shivered relentlessly. Rex took off his red and orange jacket and wrapped it around the child, gathering her up in his arms. She whimpered a few times, before settling into a more comfortable position as Rex's body heat warmed her.
"Good job, Rex," Six complimented as the tan teen climbed out of the crater. With the source of the EVO attack neutralized the other winged EVOs stopped dead, turning into dust and blowing away in the wind.
Providence's not so secret weapon grinned at the praise. "What do we do with her?" He asked, indicating to the sleeping child in his arms. "She looks like a neighborhood kid, perhaps she lives nearby?"
"At this time of day she should be in school." Six said matter-of-factly.
Rex scoffed. "Ever the nanny, Six." He teased.
Six arched an eye brow at the comment.
"It's summer break." Rex pointed out.
"Day camp then," Six amended.
Rex opened his mouth to reply when Bobo interrupted them. "Hey Six, does this brat look familiar to you?" Bobo asked, hanging off a tree branch.
Six peered down at the girl in Rex's arms and both eye brows went up. He stepped back and looked around taking a second look at their surroundings. "We're in Lincoln, aren't we?" He asked.
"Yeah, so?" Rex asked, confused that Six seemed to recognize the girl.
Six ignored him and putting a finger to his ear, clicked on his ear piece. "White," he asked and waited for confirmation. "The EVO Rex just cured; it was Ashley Thompson."
"That's what I was afraid of," Bobo gulped and climbed higher into the tree.
"Okay, hold up, what's going on? How come you two know this girl?" Rex started when a high pitched scream cut through the young EVO's questioning.
"Ashley!" A woman came racing out of nowhere toward Rex and the sleeping child. Rex noted she was barefoot and the sleeves and chest of her bloodied shirt was slashed and hung in ribbons on her body. The girl stirred at the sound of someone calling her name.
"Mommy?" She groaned, opening her eyes.
"Oh, Ashley!" The woman exclaimed, reaching for the child.
Ashley turned her head to look around.
"Mommy!"
Rex held out his arms as Ashley squirmed, eager to get to her mother. The little girl practically jumped into the woman's arms, who held her tightly as tears of relief fell down her face. "I was so worried about you."
"Did I become a monster like Daddy?" Ashley asked, resting her head on her mother's shoulder.
Her mother didn't seem to know what to say. "Yes, but you're fine now."
"Does that mean Daddy will be fine, too?"
"No, darling. Daddy was sicker then you and wasn't able to get better." She explained.
"Oh, is that why the men in white came and took him away?"
"Yes, it is, sweetie." The woman answered. She stroked Ashley's hair in a calming gesture. It wasn't until Ashley had fallen asleep that she finally noticed Rex. "Are you the one that did this? Changed her back?"
"Yes, ma'am." Rex replied. Something about the way she spoke made Rex told Rex he should be on his best behavior. "Hi, I'm Rex," he offered his hand in greeting.
"Providence standards must be low if they're hiring schoolboys to do their dirty work."
Rex felt a rush of anger at her comment, especially since he had just saved Ashley even though the girl had tried her best to kill him five minutes ago. He opened his mouth to retort but fell silent when he felt the weight of a hand on his shoulder. Rex turned to Six standing beside him.
"That's unfair Samantha." He said, removing his hand. "It's because of Rex that you still have a family."
"That's more than I can say for you." Samantha said evenly.
If the comment affected Six he didn't show it, instead he turned and spoke to Rex. "Let's go kid, we have work to do."
A Providence vehicle arrived on the scene, the back door opening and agents in white combat gear jumped out of the back.
"Yeah, okay." Rex conceded and headed for the armored truck.
Six watched him go before looking back at Samantha. "You know the protocol, Samantha."
"Unfortunately," Samantha said. Adjusting the sleeping girl in her arms she followed Six and Rex to the vehicle.
As they neared an agent approached them and saluted Six. "What are your orders, sir?"
"Scan the area and make an estimate of the damage. Do what you can to clear the worse of it, then hand over the scene to the LEOs."
"And them, sir?" The agent asked, gesturing toward Samantha and Ashley.
"I'm taking Ashley and Mrs. Thompson back to Providence. They have an appointment with Dr. Holiday."
"Yes, sir."
"Have fun with the clean up, guys! If you make it back to HQ in four hours the pizzas are on me," Bobo called, jumping onto the roof of the van.
"Ha, you don't have any money." Rex pointed out. He took a seat and crossed his arms over his chest.
"It's okay, I picked Six's pocket." Bobo explained, jumping in the van. He turned to face Rex, a cheeky smile on his face. "I've got his credit card."
Rex grinned at the chimpanzee. "Nice.
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Up above on the highest roof in the residential area stood a lone figure silently watching the scene of the EVO attack. He watched as Rex entered the van and smiled. "This is going to be fun."
Fandom: Generator Rex
Characters: Rex, Noah, Agent Six, Dr. Rebecca Holiday, Bobo Ha-Ha
Words: 1,246
Overall Rating: R
This Chapter's Rating: PG
Genre: Friendship, Humor, Romance, Action, Mystery, Multi-chapter
Warnings: Noex (Noah X Rex)
Summary: While Rex continues to fight and cure EVOs he is being watched and studied by someone who shall have his revenge.
Author's Notes: Can someone explain to me why it has taken me three years to post this here?
"Feel free to jump in any time, Six." Rex grunted as he slammed into the pavement, the massive claw of a winged EVO buried in his back.
"I'm a little busy at the moment, Rex." The green clad Providence agent replied, slashing the throat of three winged EVOs with one swing of his blade. "Handle it."
"Great idea." Rex grinned as his gloved hands transformed into two gigantic metal fists. "Now, fist is more like it," the teenaged weapon declared, punching the huge EVO above him in the gut. It let out a terrified high pitched caw before it fell onto its side, releasing Rex from its grip.
"Ha, ha, nice one, kid," Bobo laughed, appearing at Rex's side.
"Thanks. Think you can keep the rest of 'em off me while I cure Big Daddy here?" Rex asked, his hands returning to normal as he retracted his nanites.
"We'll find out," Bobo promised, aiming his blasters at another EVO as it advanced on the duo. "Just make it snappy. I hate it when they sprout." The primate blasted a smaller winged EVO in flight. It crashed to the ground where it died, but not before two new EVOs burst from it's hide.
"Gotcha!" Rex wasted no time. He scrambled to his feet, and running over to the large fallen EVO, he planted his gloved hands on the creature's side. Closing his eyes, Rex concentrated on directing his nanites to take control over the infected EVO's nanites, shutting them down.
Almost instantly the large form of the winged EVO disappeared as a blinding flash of light engulfed both EVOs as Rex cured it. When the light faded Rex stood in a wide crater with the cured human knocked out at the center.
"Whoa." Rex whistled as he looked down at the former EVO. It was a child. A young girl about seven or eight lay in the fetal position, hugging herself as she shivered relentlessly. Rex took off his red and orange jacket and wrapped it around the child, gathering her up in his arms. She whimpered a few times, before settling into a more comfortable position as Rex's body heat warmed her.
"Good job, Rex," Six complimented as the tan teen climbed out of the crater. With the source of the EVO attack neutralized the other winged EVOs stopped dead, turning into dust and blowing away in the wind.
Providence's not so secret weapon grinned at the praise. "What do we do with her?" He asked, indicating to the sleeping child in his arms. "She looks like a neighborhood kid, perhaps she lives nearby?"
"At this time of day she should be in school." Six said matter-of-factly.
Rex scoffed. "Ever the nanny, Six." He teased.
Six arched an eye brow at the comment.
"It's summer break." Rex pointed out.
"Day camp then," Six amended.
Rex opened his mouth to reply when Bobo interrupted them. "Hey Six, does this brat look familiar to you?" Bobo asked, hanging off a tree branch.
Six peered down at the girl in Rex's arms and both eye brows went up. He stepped back and looked around taking a second look at their surroundings. "We're in Lincoln, aren't we?" He asked.
"Yeah, so?" Rex asked, confused that Six seemed to recognize the girl.
Six ignored him and putting a finger to his ear, clicked on his ear piece. "White," he asked and waited for confirmation. "The EVO Rex just cured; it was Ashley Thompson."
"That's what I was afraid of," Bobo gulped and climbed higher into the tree.
"Okay, hold up, what's going on? How come you two know this girl?" Rex started when a high pitched scream cut through the young EVO's questioning.
"Ashley!" A woman came racing out of nowhere toward Rex and the sleeping child. Rex noted she was barefoot and the sleeves and chest of her bloodied shirt was slashed and hung in ribbons on her body. The girl stirred at the sound of someone calling her name.
"Mommy?" She groaned, opening her eyes.
"Oh, Ashley!" The woman exclaimed, reaching for the child.
Ashley turned her head to look around.
"Mommy!"
Rex held out his arms as Ashley squirmed, eager to get to her mother. The little girl practically jumped into the woman's arms, who held her tightly as tears of relief fell down her face. "I was so worried about you."
"Did I become a monster like Daddy?" Ashley asked, resting her head on her mother's shoulder.
Her mother didn't seem to know what to say. "Yes, but you're fine now."
"Does that mean Daddy will be fine, too?"
"No, darling. Daddy was sicker then you and wasn't able to get better." She explained.
"Oh, is that why the men in white came and took him away?"
"Yes, it is, sweetie." The woman answered. She stroked Ashley's hair in a calming gesture. It wasn't until Ashley had fallen asleep that she finally noticed Rex. "Are you the one that did this? Changed her back?"
"Yes, ma'am." Rex replied. Something about the way she spoke made Rex told Rex he should be on his best behavior. "Hi, I'm Rex," he offered his hand in greeting.
"Providence standards must be low if they're hiring schoolboys to do their dirty work."
Rex felt a rush of anger at her comment, especially since he had just saved Ashley even though the girl had tried her best to kill him five minutes ago. He opened his mouth to retort but fell silent when he felt the weight of a hand on his shoulder. Rex turned to Six standing beside him.
"That's unfair Samantha." He said, removing his hand. "It's because of Rex that you still have a family."
"That's more than I can say for you." Samantha said evenly.
If the comment affected Six he didn't show it, instead he turned and spoke to Rex. "Let's go kid, we have work to do."
A Providence vehicle arrived on the scene, the back door opening and agents in white combat gear jumped out of the back.
"Yeah, okay." Rex conceded and headed for the armored truck.
Six watched him go before looking back at Samantha. "You know the protocol, Samantha."
"Unfortunately," Samantha said. Adjusting the sleeping girl in her arms she followed Six and Rex to the vehicle.
As they neared an agent approached them and saluted Six. "What are your orders, sir?"
"Scan the area and make an estimate of the damage. Do what you can to clear the worse of it, then hand over the scene to the LEOs."
"And them, sir?" The agent asked, gesturing toward Samantha and Ashley.
"I'm taking Ashley and Mrs. Thompson back to Providence. They have an appointment with Dr. Holiday."
"Yes, sir."
"Have fun with the clean up, guys! If you make it back to HQ in four hours the pizzas are on me," Bobo called, jumping onto the roof of the van.
"Ha, you don't have any money." Rex pointed out. He took a seat and crossed his arms over his chest.
"It's okay, I picked Six's pocket." Bobo explained, jumping in the van. He turned to face Rex, a cheeky smile on his face. "I've got his credit card."
Rex grinned at the chimpanzee. "Nice.
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Up above on the highest roof in the residential area stood a lone figure silently watching the scene of the EVO attack. He watched as Rex entered the van and smiled. "This is going to be fun."