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and series, in a few more updates....


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Jeffrey "OneShot" Wong




  Shinji's eyes widened as he realized that Ritsuko's calculation seemed
to be off by around ten minutes. Perhaps it was because she had never
given it a consideration that the Angel had been constantly ramming
against one side of the crater edge in an attempt to break through it to
make its way to Nerv.
  It looked like a massive dam just broke right before his eyes as what
was probably billions of gallons of seawater came flooding in to the
crater, coming straight toward him and Asuka like a wall of water.
  Shinji knew that that was bad.
  "Oh shit!"








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  Shinji didn't hesitate for a split second as he quickly picked up Asuka
in his arms and leapt down in to GeoFront through the hole. Asuka
shrieked in surprise and fear as the ground came rushing toward her. Even
though she was doing it for the second time, even if she had did it a
thousand times before, she knew she would never get used to the
free-falling.
  Landing on the ground safely, his right ankle breaking and instantly
healing, while Asuka was still in his arms, Shinji sprinted toward Nerv
Headquarters. When the seawater hit the ground and started spreading
outward, he was long gone. 
  Unfortunately, despite the head start, Shinji still ended up getting
knocked off his feet when the water hit him from behind is he ran away.
While holding on to Asuka tightly, he ended up sliding along the ground,
powerless as he was forced to let the current carry him along, making
sure he kept his and Asuka's head above the water.
  Because of just how large Nerv Headquarters was from the seawater's
point of impact, the vastness of area that expanded in all directions
made the deluge of water subside before long, the water having other
directions to travel.
  Soaking wet, Shinji got up to his feet, gently placing the young girl
on her feet.
  "You okay?" he asked.
  Asuka coughed a couple times, "Yeah. I swallowed a bit of water but I'm
okay,"
  "We've gotta get in to Nerv and warn Misato and Ritsuko," Shinji said,
"I know GeoFront is large, but eventually, it's gonna start filling up,"
  "Yeah, but not for a while," she said, "The water may look like it's
coming in to GeoFront fast, but considering just how large GeoFront is
and how the water coming in is constant, it'll take a while before it
fills up and will only fill up slowly,"
  "I hope you're right," he said.
  "Oh my god!" Asuka shouted, pointing.
  Shinji looked at where Asuka was pointing and saw a massive object
within the column that was the constant downward stream of incoming
seawater. It only took him a fraction of a second to realize that it was
the Angel.
  "Oh man," Shinji didn't like what was in store. The Angel was larger
than a aircraft carrier. Although it was larger than the opening in the
ceiling, it seems like it had a very flexible body and was able to
squeeze through it.
  The Angel hit the ground with thunderous force, shaking the ground so
violently it felt like a major earthquake around the surrounding area,
Asuka falling from lack of firm footing. 
  Shinji managed to keep his balance.
  Before Asuka even had a change to get back up, she was yanked up off
her feet as Shinji grabbed one of her arm and ran toward Nerv. As Asuka
looked back, she saw a massive tidal wave of dirt coming straight toward
them. The massive weight of the Angel hitting the ground had uprooted so
much dirt that it threatened to wash them away.
  Shinji made it in to Nerv as the wave of dirt passed right by the front
door, eventually subsiding.
  When the two of them looked out the entrance, they noticed that around
the ground was raised by an inch or so, covered by the new layer of dirt.

  They stood there for a minute, wanting to gather their bearings. That
was a very intense experience. Shinji couldn't believe he had managed to
keep a level head long enough so react accordingly.
  Shinji took a step out of Nerv and glance toward where the Angel had
landed. 
  The Angel looked perfectly fine and was unmoving, the fall having
damaged it considerably and it needing time to regenerate. However, even
if it hadn't gotten damaged from that fall, it would have no where to go
since it needed water to get from one place to another.
  Shinji said, "Man, I hope the Angel is completely aquatic. It would
really be bad if the Angel can somehow walk on land. After least this
way, we've still go a good amount of time since it would be a while
before the water within GeoFront fills up high enough for it to move
around from one place to another and in to Nerv,"
  "I hope so too," Asuka agreed, "Heck, if that's the case, there might
be a chance that Ritsuko will be able to finish reprogramming MAGI in
time,"
  "You really think so?" Shinji asked.
  Asuka nodded, "I think so. If took around two hours from the water to
fill up that crater made by the N2 mine, and the water was coming in from
the sea really rapidly. GeoFront is significantly larger and the flow of
water is much much slower,"
  Shinji said, "Y'know what? You're right. Perhaps we still do have a
chance,"
  "Let's go tell this to Ritsuko," Asuka said.
  "Hold on one second," Shinji said, stepping outside.
  "What are you doing? Where are you going?" she asked.
  "I want to check to make sure that I can't control the Angel," he said,
"I'm gonna get close to it to see if I could basically 'will' it to go
away,"
  Asuka smirked, "Even if it does do what you want it to do, where can it
go? It can't go anywhere,"
  "I understand, but at least this way, I'll know in advance whether or
not I can control Angels,"

  Shinji entered the command center. He fell to the floor when a bullet
ricocheted right off the wall next to him.
  "Jeez, Misato!" he gasped, heart racing, "Will you be careful?"
  Misato assumed a relaxed position as she stood up from behind the
console where she had been taken cover all this time, "Sorry about that.
The entire building suddenly shook about a minute and we have no idea
what that was or what happened. It's got me on edge much more than
usual,"
  "Still," Shinji said, "You gotta be careful. I don't want you blowing
my head off and killing me,"
  Misato shrugged, "I won't. I realized it was you at the last moment.
Also, even if I did blow your head off, it's not like you wouldn't just
get right back up, what with you not being able to die anymore,"
  "Huh?" he asked.
  "Nevermind," Misato waved a dismissive hand, "Ritsuko will mention
that. Anyway, he went your trip topside? Did you find out if the Angel
would listen to you? Do you know what happened before? What was all that
shaking?"
  "We've got bad news," Shinji said, "Our trip topside went fine. I also
found out that I can't use this world's Lance. It's too heavy and I can't
physically lift it. I thought up the idea of using the Lance while on the
way topside but I guess that plan goes right out the window. That shaking
you felt was from the Angel falling down in to GeoFront,"
  "What?! It's already in here?!" Ritsuko's head popped out on the nearby
console opening.
  He nodded, "Yeah. The water overflowed a little ahead of schedule.
Anyway, the Angel's already in GeoFront. What's worse is that I can't
seem to control the Angel like I was hoping,"
  Misato and Ritsuko said nothing. This was really bad. They were hoping
that Shinji could control the Angel. Now everything seemed hopeless.
  "How do you know you can't control it?" Misato asked, wanting to make
sure.
  "It doesn't respond to me," Shinji said, "I'm basically went about
trying to 'will' the Angel in to doing something, anything, that I was
thinking and trying to 'will' it to do, but it doesn't respond,"
  "Damn," Misato said, "This is really really bad,"
  "It doesn't seem all that hopeless," Shinji gave an optimistic smile,
"The Angel seems to be completely aquatic and can't move around without
water. That gives us quite a bit of time before GeoFront fills up quite a
bit, at least enough for the Angel to maneuver around,"
  Ritsuko did the calculations in her head, "Well considering that the
hole is around a hundred feet wide in diameter and the size of GeoFront
and the volumetric flow of incoming seawater being constant, that doesn't
leave us with enough time,"
  "Really? Are you sure?" Shinji asked.
  Ritsuko nodded, "Yes. I need around seventeen hours to reprogram MAGI.
That time isn't really going to change. Unfortunately, a good portion of
Nerv will be underwater by then, more importantly, the command center. If
the command center was located in the upper-most section of Nerv
Headquarters, then we would've made it. Unfortunately, that isn't the
case,"
  "Is there anything we can do?" Shinji asked, "There's gotta be
something. How long will it be before the command center is underwater,"
  Ritsuko shrugged, "Yes. There are several things. It will take probably
around twelve hours before this room's too flooded for me to work on the
console anymore. You've got several options. You can kill the Angel
through whatever means possible and pray that the next one doesn't show
up until later, after we've had enough time to somehow get rid of the
water and destroy Lilith. That's because, even though the Angel is
destroyed, this command center will still become flooded, which would
prevent me from finishing my task. That way, all we would need to worry
about is the water and not the Angel. Of course, I doubt that's feasible
since it's probably just as problematic,"
  "I sure believe so," Shinji said, "What's our other options?"
  "You can somehow get your hands on an N2 mine and just lug it in here
and set it off inside Nerv instead of having Nerv self-destruct," she
said, "Unfortunately, the problem there is that an N2 mine is gigantic
and it weighs a lot more than that car you had trouble flipping over.
Much like all N2 mines and even nuclear devices, it requires a key-code
to be set off, something of which I have no idea where you're going to
find. Last but not least, you need to find one of those things and I'm
sure you can't find them all that easily. I guess that option's out of
the question,"
  "I sure believe so," he said, "Man, your first two seem basically
impossible,"
  "I thought about them before but never bothered to bring them up
because it was useless to mention them in the first place," she
commented.
  "Um, do you happen to have any other ideas? Perhaps some that aren't
borderline impossible?" he asked.
  "Your final option is that you can try and slow down the incoming
seawater," Ritsuko said.
  "And just how do I do that?" Shinji asked, "How do I go about plugging
up a giant hole that's in the ceiling that's basically hundred feet in
diameter? And let's not forget to mention that there will be a massive
amount of seawater passing through that hole all the time,"
  Ritsuko said, "Well, you don't need to try and plug the hole up from
GeoFront. You can try and plug it up from topside,"
  "Using what?" he asked, "It's a giant hundred foot wide hole!"
  "You don't have to necessarily plug it up completely," Ritsuko said,
"All you need to do is slow down the water flow. Just partially blocking
it or clogging it up a bit is good enough,"
  "Like I asked before, using what?" he asked.
  "Well, I remember seeing aircraft carriers around the shores," Ritsuko
said, "It's plenty large enough to clog up the hole. Perhaps you can
somehow commandeer one of those, maneuver it over the hole where it'll
get sucked down in to the hole where it'll get stuck or at least
partially stuck,"
  Shinji fell to the floor out of shock at just how ridiculous that plan
was.
  "Commandeer an aircraft carrier and make it clog the hole?! How's this
any easier than the first two options?!?"

  Shinji laughed hysterically as he and Asuka raced up the tunnel and
topside.
  "I have virtually no experience with ships," Shinji said, "All I know
about them is from what I've read about in books and such and what little
I learned while I was on one on my own world a long time ago,"
  "But you know ships, right?" Asuka asked.
  Shinji nodded, "Yeah. I really like ships, and know quite about them,
but I've never actually tried to do something as crazy and insane as
taking on over. Jeez, this is so insane it's not even funny,"
  He recalled the time when he met Sumi's father and mother, both of whom
served on ships before. He remember asking Sumi's father when he first
met him a question about reduction gears which was basically the
transmission of a ship. The man, being a machinist-mate, a person that
worked in the engine room of a ship, answered his question. Sumi's mother
used to work in the galley, the kitchen area, on the same ship where she
met her husband. The two of them most likely knew what he knew about
ships, but, unlike him, they had experience.
  "Boy, it would be great if they were around," he commented.
  "Who? Misato and Ritsuko?" Asuka asked, "They don't really know much
about ships. Besides, Ritsuko needs to stay in Nerv and continue
programming while Misato watches over her and keep people from entering
the command center,"
  "No, not them," he answered, "I was just thinking aloud. I was just
commenting about how nice it would be to have these people I know helping
me out because they used to work on ships,"
  "Oh," she said.
  The two of them continued along down the tunnel.
  "Um, is it true, about what Ritsuko said?" Asuka asked, referring to a
conversation that took place between him and Misato and Ritsuko shortly
before she and Shinji left the command center together.
  Shinji shrugged, "I really dunno. I dunno if I died. I have no
recollection of what happened after I was knocked out. All I remember was
waking up a couple days later with a bit of a headache,"
  "Man, the only explanation to that is that there's a chance that you're
immortal," Asuka commented, "That's just beyond comprehension,"
  He said, "I dunno if I am. If I died from something like a bullet
wound, then you'd think I would've died several times over when fighting
that Lorenz guy,"
  "You might've but came back to life immediately afterwards," Asuka
commented, "The bullet wound from when you were first shot was gone when
you disappeared. But that was when you woke up after a couple of days.
The bullet wound you said you got on your leg disappeared, but this was
only probably around five minutes afterwards. The time when you got shot
while we were ducking the alley way, you healed after around a minute.
The time when you cut yourself when you crashed the car, you healed
instantly,"
  "What about it?" Shinji asked.
  "Think about it, you're healing faster and faster," she said, "Before
long, you'll probably heal so fast that you probably won't even realize
you've been hurt in the first place,"
  Shinji was silent.
  "Perhaps that saying you mentioned is coming true," Asuka said, "Only
God can kill God. That's why you came back after getting shot the first
time around, because you were killed by a human. For all we know, you
probably were killed several times over by Lorenz, but, since he isn't
God and is just some kinda human and machine hybrid, he can't stop you,"
  "Y-you really think so?"
  "That's gotta be it," she said.
  "I guess it has to be the case," he said after a moment, "Afterall, it
seems like I'm the only one that will be capable of killing Ranma,"
  The blood drained from Asuka's face, "Oh no!"
  "What?" he looked around.
  She had this very terrified look on her face as she regarded Shinji,
"If only God can kill God....and you touched the Lance and are cursed to
die tragically, then that means...." 
  Shinji gave a sad smile.
  "I know, I'll be killed by Ranma while fighting him,"

  Shinji looked around for another abandoned car. 
  "What are you looking for?" Asuka asked, breathing heavily. They had
made it out of the tunnel and she was in need of a rest to catch her
breath. Although she was in shape, there was no way she could prolong
such the strenuous exertion of running up that inclined tunnel like
Shinji could.
  "I'm looking for a car to hotwire again," he replied, "The shore's all
way on the other side of Tokyo-3. It'll just be easier, especially on
you, if we just steal a car and drive there. You look really beat,"
  "I'm fine," she said defensively, not wanting to seem weak.
  Shinji said, "Um, well, I'm beat and I don't wanna run,"
  He could easily run the distance there and not break a sweat but Asuka
sure couldn't. Making himself seem like he was weak would make it seem
easier on Asuka, "I may have powers, but considering how I don't really
know how to control them or the extent of what kinda powers I have, I can
still seem to get tied,"
  "I guess you've got a point," she shrugged, "It is a bit tiring,"
  Shinji looked over down the street where he saw a flipped over car. It
was on his side, across the street from where it was most likely
originally parked.
  "Cool, there's one we can use," he pointed, heading down toward the
car.
  Asuka followed him up to where the car was and stood back as he
proceeded to try and flip it off its side and on to its four wheels.
  "Um," she began.
  Shinji proceeded to push at the roof of the car, it not budging.
  "What the hell? This car's not moving," he said.
  He pushed with all his might. The roof of the car ended up pushing in
from the exertion, but the car finally tipped back over toward its
rightful side. However, it seemed to stop at an angle before its wheels
touched the floor, leaving it seemingly remaining on a tilted position,
resting on only two wheels.
  "What the hell?" Shinji scratched his head.
  "The shockwave from that N2 mine earlier sent it tumbling over where it
came to a rest on its side and up against a telephone pole," she said,
"You were pushing the car over while trying to shove the telephone pole
over as well,"
  Shinji walked around where he saw the telephone pole. It was broken and
tilted at an angle, leaning against the side of a building, the underside
of the car resting on it.
  "Jeez," Shinji said, blushing, "I didn't notice that,"
  "D-do you realize what you just did?" Asuka's eyes widened, "You just
pushed a car over and broke a telephone pole in the process,"
  "You're right," he said, scratching his head, "How the heck did I
managed to do that? I'm not strong enough to do that. I had a lot of
trouble flipping that last car over. It takes a lot more strength to flip
this car while simultaneously break the telephone pole it was resting
against,"
  "What do you think that means?" she asked.
  "I have no idea," he said, "Maybe my strength is starting to kick in,"
  "That could be why," she commented, "I was thinking the same thing.
Remember that time when I tried to break down that door to Central Dogma?
I couldn't break through it the first time around. Later on, I broke it,
when I hit Lorenz in to it,"
  Asuka scratched, "Wow, that's amazing. That was only around, what,
fifteen minutes after I first tried knocking it down. For you to be able
to grow strong enough from just making a palm-print to actually knocking
down that door must mean your strength is growing exponentially,"
  "Yeah, but if my strength grew that much in such a short time, then
that must mean I should've been way strong enough to break down that door
by the time I reached it," he commented, "How could've gotten so much
stronger over that short span of time?"
  "Well, you fought Lorenz, do you think that has something to do with
it?" Asuka asked.
  Shinji thought for a moment, "Well, yeah, but what does that hafta do
with it?"
  Asuka snapped her figures, "I think I know. Perhaps what you said was
true for when you fought him. Perhaps you did die several times over when
fighting that Lorenz guy,"
  "I don't get it,"
  "Perhaps every time you get hurt, you heal back up stronger than
before," Asuka said, "Between now and then, you hurt yourself when you
accidentally crashed the car and must've hurt yourself from that fall
from in to GeoFront. Perhaps those two incidents have made you stronger
than then,"
  "You think that could be possible?" Shinji asked, "You really think
that I get stronger every time I get hurt?"
  Asuka nodded, "It makes sense, doesn't it? The first time around, you
healed after a couple of days. The next time around, after several
minutes. The next time after that, within seconds. And now, it's
basically instantaneously. Perhaps every time your powers are used, you
get more powerful,"
  Shinji was silent, "Y'know what? You may have a point,"
  "Of course, you shouldn't bet your life on it," Asuka said, "For all we
know, it could be something else that's making you get more powerful,"
  "Yea, I guess you have a point. But still, what you just told me makes
a lot of sense,"

  Shinji looked at the sea shore. 
  It had taken around a good ten minutes for him to drive all the way
down to the other side of Tokyo-3 with Asuka where the shoreline was. The
fact that there was no one wandering around the city for him to worry
about hitting in to made the trip much faster.
  "Um, we seem to have a problem," Shinji commented, noticing the ship
far out from shore.
  "I noticed," Asuka knew exactly what he was thinking about.
  The sea looked like a graveyard of ships, a majority of the having been
destroyed by the Angel a few hours ago. It was either that or from being
within such close proximity to the N2 mine that had been set off. They
had no real idea but they figured it was the former, not the latter. 
  The problem they were facing was that the one aircraft supercarrier
that was in the water was horribly damaged and most likely
dead-in-the-water.
  "Do you think all that destruction is from Angel attacking them or N2
mine?" Asuka asked.
  "I don't think it was from the N2 mine," he said, "If you look, you'll
notice that ships are, what, around four to five miles out from where we
are. That's farther than the lethal range of an N2 mine. The damage done
could be from the shockwave, but it's probably most likely from the
initial Angel fight, before the N2 mine was detonated,"
  "Exactly what is the lethal range of one?" Asuka asked curiously.
  "They're different," he said, wondering if he should bother wasting his
time giving a technical explanation, "They have different yield types. I
assume that the one used here was probably four to five times more
powerful than the one set off during the first Angel attack on Tokyo-3.
You weren't around, but it was pretty powerful and probably had a range
of around a mile or so. This one's got a range of around three miles,
what with the obvious size of the crater. The ships are outside the range
so it's most likely the damage was from the initial Angel attack.
However, whether or not it was the damage caused from the N2 mine or the
Angel is kinda trivial. What we have to worry about is the fact that
basically the aircraft supercarrier is basically dead-in-the-water. Look
at it, the front of the ship is lower in the water than the back. It's
sinking. It'll only be a matter of time before it at the bottom of the
sea,"
  "W-what are we going to do?" Asuka couldn't help but feel a sense of
panic.
  "I have no idea," he said, "But the fact that the aircraft
supercarrier's dead-in-the-water leaves us with nothing to go by,"
  "Do you have any ideas?" she asked.
  Shinji shook his head, "No. Actually, I was about to ask you the same
thing,"
  "Well, if our theory is correct, that you get more and more powerful
the more you get hurt or killed, perhaps we can try we can kill you
enough times that you'll come back with enough power to lift the Lance
and kill the Angel and worry about blowing up the Nerv afterwards,"
  Shinji sighed, pinching the bridge of his nose.
  "What's sad is that that's probably all we've got to go by,"

  Shinji drove the car through the two foot high water level of GeoFront.
  "I don't think we should be driving through this," Asuka commented, her
feet on the seat. The interior of the car was already starting to flood
and would soon reach seat level.
  She looked toward Shinji and noticed that both of his feet were
submerged up to mid-calf as he had one foot on the accelerator, the other
on the clutch as he switched down a gear.
  "I'm pretty sure I shouldn't be doing this," Shinji commented, "But
it's much easier letting the car do all the work instead of trying to
tread through all that water,"
  "I guess you have a point," she agreed.
  Shinji pulled the car up to the entrance of Nerv around an hour since
they had left, not all that caring if there were still Nerv operatives
roaming around. The entire interior of Nerv was most likely in a panic
over the rising water level and most likely evacuated.
  "Hm, I need to let those guys go," he commented.
  "Let who go?" Asuka asked.
  "Fuyutsuki and the others," Shinji answered, "They're probably still
tied in the restroom. All of Nerv's probably evacuated by now and they'll
be in trouble if the water level rises too much,"
  "I guess you have a point," she nodded.
  Now at the entrance, the two of them stepped out of the car, taking a
moment to look over toward the giant Angel laying where it had landed. It
was underneath the column of seawater still deluging GeoFront. The image
made it look similar to a stingray resting underneath a water faucet. The
Angel hadn't budged an inch from the position they last seen it.
  "The water level's not high enough," Shinji said, "Thank goodness,"
  Asuka agreed.
  "Go away! Disappear!" Shinji shouted toward the Angel.
  "What are you doing?" Asuka asked.
  "I just wanna make sure that I truly can't control the Angel like I was
hoping," Shinji answered, "I figure that perhaps over time, more of my
powers have surfaced, one of them being my ability to control the Angel,"
  "Unfortunately, it seems like that doesn�t seem to be the case," Asuka
commented.
  "I know," he sighed, "It doesn�t seem to respond to my commands. Even
though it can't go anywhere, what with it having no where to go, I was
just trying to see if it so much as tries to follow my commands, which I
doesn't seem to be doing,"
  Asuka headed in to Nerv, "Well, at least now we know. You can summon
Angels, but you can't control them,"
  "That still doesn't explain why that last Angel seemed to have helped
Ritsuko, Misato, and I out when we were pinned down," Shinji commented,
"As well as how we were left unscathed after the explosion,"
  "I guess we'll find out over time," Asuka said.
  "Hopefully,"

  Shinji watched as Fuyutsuki and the others ran down the corridor and
away from them.
  "Do you think they'll bring back reinforcements?" Asuka asked, a bit
concerned.
  Shinji shook his head, "I doubt it. They really think I have you
captive and really think I would kill you. You played the part really
well. They really believed that I have your arms tied up behind your back
when all we did was make sure that we faced them the whole time,"
  Asuka smiled confidently, "Thanks. It was kinda easy. I'm good at
acting,"
  "Obviously," he smirked, "The way you pretended to struggle to free
yourself from your invisible bindings when I was untying them and while
it seemed like I wasn't looking really made it all the more believable,"
  "We make a good team," she smiled warmly, wondering if he was going to
catch the hint.
  Shinji gave a slight smile, catching the hint, "Um, yeah. I guess so,"
  "Do you think that they think you have the commander in custody and
will kill him?" Asuka asked.
  "Yeah," Shinji nodded, "They hafta. They don't know about his
whereabouts. No one's really going to find him. After I knocked him out,
I moved him to a different room and locked him up in the closet. No one's
gonna accidentally walk in to that room and accidentally find him in the
closet. Heck, even if they do find him, he's going to be out for a while
and won't be of much use anyway,"
  "Hopefully it'll buy us time," Asuka said.
  Shinji smirked, "Actually, we probably have a lot of time. Considering
the situation, I wouldn't be surprised if people have already started
giving up and expecting Third Impact,"
  Shinji headed in to the command center. Once again, he narrowly missed
getting his head blown off.
  "Jeez!" he said.
  "Sorry," Misato gave a meek smile, standing up from behind her console.
  Shinji took a moment to gather his bearings. 
  "I wasn't expecting you," Misato commented, "I figure right now, you'd
be in the process of taking over an aircraft carrier and sailing it
toward the hole to plug it up,"
  Shinji gave a meek smile, "How can you say that so calmly? Do you
really expect me to be able to do something crazy like that?"
  "I wouldn't be all that surprised considering what've you've done so
far," Misato said seriously.
  "I'm not Ranma," Shinji said, "He can do stuff like that, not me,"
  "How come you're back here anyway?" she asked, "Actually, it doesn't
really matter because you couldn't be here at a better time. You're
definitely at the right place at the right time,"
  "We found out that the aircraft supercarrier is dead-in-the-water,"
Shinji answered, "The impossible task of commandeering that thing and
trying to sail it in to the hole to block it up became even more
impossible. What's the deal with my being at the right place at the right
time?"
  "The army's finally mobilized," Misato said, "It�s on its way down
toward GeoFront to try and see if they could defeat it....um.....on
land,"
  "How do you know?"
  "We do," Misato jerked toward the console, "Keep in mind that this
command center is one of the center of military operations. We just
listened in on what the military was doing,"
  Shinji said, "Lettme get this straight, the army is finally mobilizing,
and it's on its way down here, to GeoFront?"
  "Yes,"
  "This is really bad," he commented.
  "No, what's bad is that it's bringing an N2 mine," Misato added, "It
seems to have realized that the N2 mine can hurt the Angel and is
actually going to attempt to blow it up,"
  "Jeez!" Shinji hung his head low, "This is really really bad,"
  "We've got a plan," she said.
  "And what plan is that?" he smirked, wanting to burst out laughing, "Is
it as easy as, say, commandeering an aircraft supercarrier and making it
try and plug up the hole?"
  Misato narrowed her eyes, "Do you want to hear it or not?"
  "Fine, what is it?" he asked, becoming serious again.
  "Rather then let the army try and blow up the Angel," Misato said, "You
can fight your way through the convoy escorting the truck carrying the N2
mine and steal it. That way, you can use it to blow up Nerv and Lilith up
with it,"
  Shinji burst out laughing hysterically and said in a sarcastic voice,
"No problem. I'm sure they'll let me do that,"
  "Hey, I didn't say it was going to be easy,"


<all ive got so far...>


OneShot: Knock! Knock!

Ranma: Who's there?

OneShot: An idiot that says 'Who's there?' when someone says 'Knock!
Knock!' 

Ranma: ................






-OneShot
Jeffrey "OneShot" Wong
http://www.anime.sobhrach.com/~jeffwong/index.html


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