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Nasuverse stuff, Capeshit, Isekai slop and High fantasy. Everything is dumped here.
Derald Smith


“Huh, this isn’t possible. This mental interference should be lie-proof, and Mr. Lucas here should be in complete subservience with his responses. He should answer any questions truthfully.” Derald crosses his arms, puzzled by the same answer Evan’s dad gave them. His background as a civilian really checks out as the young mafiaoso tries a different approach.

“Maybe we aren’t asking the right questions.” Derald ponders before continuing to interrogate.

“But you know your incubus ancestry, right? Tell me, are there any people in your life that might have a great interest in you and Evan’s bloodline?”

C H A R A C T E R S H E E T F O R M A T:

STAR-LORD AND THE RAVAGERS

STAR-LORD AND THE RAVAGERS



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I think Star-lord is cool. His fit is simply emaculate. He’s a charismatic leader, a capable fighter, a lovable screw-up, and has that ‘space pirate swagger’ down to a tee. He’s like the Cyclops/Captain America of space, managing a ragtag group that desperately needs some leadership.

My version of Star-lord focuses more on the Ravager side of his story. He never formed the Guardians and never became the galaxy’s celebrated war hero.

He’s a space pirate through and through, earning his own brand of infamy. Peter is convinced the Lanterns, the Kree Empire, and Nova Corps are always on his tail, but really, they just see him as a cosmic annoyance, like a Jack Sparrow-esque type of wanted.

What inspires me to do this is Natty’s Ben 10 run, realizing there’s so much fun and possibility in the vast space and the cosmic area, tiptoeing through the characters he's already used and working around from there.

Where Natty’s Ben 10 run is all about universe-shaking villains and apocalyptic stakes, Peter Quill and the Ravagers are on that grindset ON GETTING PAID; Taking dangerous jobs that lesser bounty hunters would decline due to occupational hazards. Space fuel doesn’t come cheap, ya know!

His backstory stays the same.


But this time, Star-Lord’s own crew boots him out to the far edge of the galaxy, stranding him on Genna —a wild, prehistoric planet where every creature wants a bite of you. Peter learned to survive and adapt and eventually escape this planet, becoming a hunter and adopting the mentality of the alien race known as the Yautjas.

Star-lord’s adventures are a simple monster of the week formula: Whenever there’s a worthy beast or a Xenomorph nest in the galaxy, you can be sure the new ravagers are on the hunt.

Armed with his elemental gun, Yautja hunting gadgets, jetboots, his wild Ravager crew, and a ferocious cat named Dex-Starr, the galaxy is his playground—and every notorious alien is fair game.

Star-Lord, who? The legendary outlaw? You better believe it!


P L O T ( S ) & G O A L ( S )

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Pew! Pew! Pew!

Intergalactic space adventures and sci-fi stuff are fun. With the introduction of Kryptonians, Thanagars, Viltramites, Lanterns, Rangers, and the like. I wanna get a piece of that action as Star-Lord. Detoxing myself from the gritty street-level world I’m comfortable with and just wanna blast some extraterrestrial life and do some space heist.

The plot revolves around space exploration, some hijinks, and quick schemes to get rich in the most piratey way possible, as wacky adventures issues.

The ravagers' main antagonist will be the Xenomorph and the Weyland-Yutani Corporation.

Their biggest enemy isn’t a mad titan, the ever-changing heralds of the Eater of worlds, or a reality-breaking cosmic force. No, it’s themselves, constant betrayal and mutiny like it's the norm —always biting off more than they can chew and tripping over their own greedy plans.

That’s the price Star-Lord pays for wrangling the galaxy’s most chaotic crew.

This will be my roaming and more collab-friendly char. From wanted earth-bound street thugs to those nasty extraterrestrial lifeforms, Star-Lord and the gang are bound to show up(for a price).
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"Alright, huddle up! here's the plan"___

Issue #2: Navigator of the stars
Location: Orgo cargoship

The Nova Corps takeover has just begun.

An alarm blared off across the halls as dozens of their foot soldiers seized the lifeless ship, deploying their clone-like infantry in every nook and cranny of the vessel, each proudly wearing their signature chrome-like helmet and mask, emblazoned with the insignia of the peacekeepers of Xandar on their blue uniforms.

You can hear their synchronized footsteps marching. Their military presence is in full effect. Their mission is to secure the crime scene and ensure that no specimen enters or leaves this spacecraft without their knowledge.

For Peter and his crew, things look grim, and escaping the law seems nearly impossible. The Nova Corps has flooded every entrance and exit with their huge numbers. Their freedom is barely holding on. If caught, the ravagers could face a lifetime in a penal mining colony on a harsh desert planet, especially since Star-Lord is known for breaking out of prison many times. The corps is determined to lock him up for good.

But that’s not how space pirates do things. They would not let themselves be captured that easily. No, a true star traveler makes his own path and turns the impossible into possible. With the genius Moongirl supporting him from afar, Star-Lord has a plan.

Quill takes a dangerous chance, using himself as bait and a distraction so the others can get away.

It’s a high-stakes gamble—time to roll the dice and trust luck to do the rest.

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“Good day,’ Mateys, What? No welcoming committee?” A pressurized sliding door opens as Star-Lord boldly shows up, announcing his presence to the numerous Nova Corpsmen without a glint of fear in his eyes. The cosmic fugitive strides towards them with an exaggerated swagger, his red trench coat flapping with every step, his boots clanking like some western cowboy’s spur, and centers himself in the middle of their pack like he owns the place.

The space peacekeepers exchange looks and point their hi-tech rifles at Quill. One of the officers steps forward and presses a bunch of buttons on his wrist as a huge projection screen pops out of the air, broadcasting their fearless Kree captain, Ko-rel, via hologram.

“Peter. Jason. Quill,” Ko-rel's voice boomed through the ship, each word punched like a gavel falling.

“Did you think you could slip by unnoticed, Star-Lord? I knew you’re bound to show up; you couldn’t just resist trouble, could you?” Ko-rel continued.

"Hey, Ko-rel, miss me? Is Xandar still in one piece, or did the paperwork bore everyone to death? How’s that peace treaty?" Star-Lord fired back, grin sharp and irreverent.

“You really are the most oblivious fugitive I have ever known.” Ko-rel sighed.

“But you’ve heard of me, right?” Peter interrupted with a cocky grin.

“Your ignorance truly offends me. Do you know what ship you boarded?”

“Uhh…” Peter stammered, lost for words.

"This ship belongs to the high evolutionary. Any specimen on this ship is considered dangerous and illegally obtained. Aiding or smuggling its goods is considered treason and a high offense to the Worldmind," Ko-rel declared.

“Yeah, I knew that—”

“Your greed has blinded you to the point that you cannot comprehend what you stumble upon; your little heist might cost us the upcoming war. There’s an experimental Terran child here who can control and communicate with the alien race known as a Xenomorph. A bridge between two races. These primitive beasts are highly dangerous and can infest a planet if they fall into the wrong hands.” Ko-rel raises her tone.

Peter swallows hard behind his visor, painfully aware that he’s already met this child—and is helping her escape, with Gamora and Dex-starr running interference on the far side of the ship.

“The galaxy is on the verge of an intergalactic war as we speak. Two galactic warlords, Thanos and Vilgax, are set on a collision course with each other, and there’s a kid out there wielding the most powerful device in the universe on his wrist. To them, you’re just a nuisance with a bad ’80s haircut, a blip in the list of the galaxy’s most wanted figures.”

"First, rude. Second, I have no clue what you’re talking about. I’m just here salvaging junk and trying to make some units." Peter shrugged, feigning innocence while he kept chatting. As the exchange dragged on, his comm buzzed with Milano's message: Gamora, Wendy, and Dex-starr were out on this ship. It’s on him now.

"Last chance. How about you save us the trouble and turn yourself in, and tell us what you saw, space pirate—" Ko-rel adjusted her jaw and was getting impatient.

“Whoa, whoa, I know being a Nova captain is a stressful job, how about we forget all about this and just take the rest of the ship, and forget I was even here standing on your business?” Peter bargained.

“Answers. Now!”

“Anytime now, Lunella,” Peter muttered into his comm, feeling the Nova Corps closing in as he edged backward. He put his trust in his fourth-grade engineer, waiting for Moongirl to make her move.

Just as tension peaked, a violent symphony of barrages rocked the vessel from the outside. Almost immediately, an EMP surged through the ship, further crippling its systems.

Suddenly, the lights began to fluctuate, and everyone floated aimlessly, the ship’s anti-gravity system clearly sabotaged.

‘Alright, got it, I’ve remotely hacked into their operating system and should temporarily disable its functions, you’ve got a 20-second window to get out of there,’ Moongirl replied.

‘Thanks, Moongirl. You really are my Q to my 007—’

‘007? Who’s that?’

‘007. You know: James Bond. Errr. never mind, what are you kids watching these days?’

Peter flashes a cocky smirk, locking eyes with the ring of space cops who have him in their sights.

Star-Lord quickly draws his dual blasters. As he takes aim, the blasters shimmer and shift in his hands—sleek metal plating slides apart and colored energy pulses along their surface. The barrel cracks and reforms, swirling with translucent blue as the weapon morphs from plasma to ice mode, frost condensing along the muzzle and spiraling outward in intricate patterns. Each transition hums with a low alien whine, as if the blaster itself is alive and hungry for action.

His mask flickers to life, eyes blazing red as the visor’s tech scans the room, tagging every Nova Corpsman with glowing crosshairs.

The novas tried to shoot first, but their plasma rifles seemed jammed. Peter smirked, spun around, and began blasting the floating novas with ice particles from his gun, freezing and encapsulating them before they could even react.

With his enemies immobilized, Star-lord starts moving and blasting his way through as the space outlaw taps his jetboots and glides through them like he was skating on ice. He gives chase to them, weaving and dodging as he propels himself into the air.

He sprang and flew even higher as he made his daring escape. He leaps from cargo to cargo and soon lands on the far side of the hangar.

“Moongirl, Now!”



CRASH!!!

A pirate ship slams into the hull like a battering ram, ripping a gaping wound through the satellite and splitting it apart. Quill is suddenly cut off from his pursuers, the Nova Corps forced to abandon the chase as debris, and the lingering EMP leaves them stranded.

"Well, that was a blast. But my ride’s here, let’s do this again soon!" Star-Lord called, tossing a salute before diving for the exit and hurtling into his ship.

"This was your plan, nosediving and crashing your ship into theirs? Sometimes I question your sanity, Quill," Gamora exclaimed, extending her hand to Peter to help him board their vessel.

"It worked, didn’t it?" Peter shot back, cocky as ever.

The pirate ship Milano flees the Novas and sails towards the next planet. The ravagers live another day of not being captured.

“Captain, the fugitive has escaped. Orders,” A nova cadet said, stating the obvious.

Ko-rel frowned at the botched attempt to capture Peter and his crew, momentarily speechless as she sized up the situation. She had underestimated Star-Lord’s grit. Now she realized the reckless pirate was backed by a genius hacker who could outwit the Worldmind, even if only for a moment. With Thanos’ adopted daughter, a housecat wielding the ring of rage, and a human who could communicate with deadly aliens on his side, this ragtag crew might just be the most dangerous in the galaxy. Ko-rel sighed, bracing herself for what came next.

“Let him, the fool will bound to show up whenever there's a treasure involved. Put a bounty on him on all sectors of the galaxy, dead or alive.”

Issue #1: The most wanted man in the galaxy.

Milano starship. Sector XX of the Andromeda Galaxy.

“Look alive, people; we’re fast approaching the wreck site. Let's just hope there are no space cops patrolling around that area before we find something shiny.”

Peter lounged in his captain's chair when a distress call crackled through from some uncharted sector. Two ships had collided in a messy hit-and-run, leaving a shipwreck of supplies waiting to be collected. Ever the opportunist, Quill decided to set course towards that far side of the galaxy.

“Are you sure this is a good idea? Peter, I mean, this is an Orgo cargo ship. The chances are: there are multiple Nova Corps already picking up its distress signal.” Moongirl said, with a concerned look on her face, turning in her chair to face the space outlaw.

“Exactly why we need to move fast and grab the loot before anyone else. Fortune favors the bold, kid.” Star-Lord flashed a cocky grin, his swagger promising a clean getaway and a successful haul.

He flicks switches and taps buttons across the flight deck. He plays some tunes to get the vibe going and readies the Milano for interstellar travel. He clutches the steering wheel tightly, knuckles white, as the swirling galaxy outside melts into a streak of color, pushing the Milano into hyperdrive and on their way to the next adventure.

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Amid the drifting wreckage left by a floating spaceship and the deep quietness of space, a solitary pirate ship bursts from a wormhole in an instant.

The Milano shimmered into existence, stabilizing as it latched onto a nearby asteroid. With a flicker, the ship vanished again, cloaked in stealth mode.

“Easy now, girl. We’ll be back before you know it,” Star-Lord murmured, giving his ship a reassuring pat.

“Dex-Starr, Gamora, you’re on my wing,” Peter called, unfastening his belt and striding out of the cockpit.

“Meeow,” Dex-Starr, the red lantern cat, drifted in lazy orbits around Star-Lord as Gamora followed close behind.

“Quill, why is your stray cat always hovering near me? Isn’t this thing a Flerken? Their tentacles give me the creeps.” The green-skinned assassin shuddered, edging away from the floating feline.

“Relax, He’s not a Flerken. Dex is just a normal household cat, wielding a red lantern ring. Don’t you see affection when you see one? He’s probably drawn to you, given that you have pent-up anger all the time.”

“I don’t know if that’s a backhanded compliment or the highest form of praise received from a space cat.” Gamora folded her arms, her eyes narrowing in mock annoyance.

“How about both?” Star-Lord strode along the hull, nodding to the scattered Ravager crew members as he passed.

“Moongirl, can you hold down the fort? Keep the crew in line while we’re gone. If anyone gets any wild ideas, shut them down for all our sakes.”

“Aye, captain! Oh! Oh! " Can I let Dino loose if they start acting up?” piped a girl with wild goggles and a cloud of hair on Star-lord’s coms. She is their engineer and shipwright.

“Go for it; Devil D can even keep any severed arms as a chew toy,” Peter said with a smirk.

“Drax, I want you to stay with Moongirl and keep an eye out. treat her as your little sister.” Star-lord continued his instructions without missing a beat.

“Understood. But it is not I who needs to be worrying, Peter Quill. I believe your poor choices by letting the assassin be by your side will be your downfall; she is nothing but trouble.” Drax whispers through the coms.

“I can hear you two, you know.”

“Aha! She admits it! She's probably feeding this vital information to her father, the Mad Titan, as we speak.” Drax exclaimed in a childlike manner.

“Adoptive ex-father. And we’re all on the same coms, you idiot!” Gamora grumbled.

“Alright, that’s enough, play nice, children. We’ve got ten minutes before the space cops show up.” Star-Lord tapped his temple, and his visor sparked to life.

“Meet you on the other side. Dex-Starr, you’re up.” The Ravager trio vanished inside a sphere of red light from the feline lantern, protecting them from the harsh, cold space environment. Quill popped the hatch as they dove headfirst into the endless space. They shot through the stars, traveling in a ball of crimson energy, weaving past drifting debris and shattered hulls until they reached the abandoned ship’s surface.

They latched onto the ship's surface as Star-Lord gave the signal.

The red feline let out a purr and unleashed a beam of red energy, carving through the ship’s hull like it was nothing. As soon as their entrance was made, Peter and Gamora exchanged a nod and slipped into their space pirate roles.



Orgocorp- Cargoship

Like space vultures descending from the sky, the Ravager trio swoop in and breach aboard the battered ship with practiced ease. They rappelled down from above and into the ship port, announcing their arrival.

“Alright, this is a stick-up! Consider this your lucky day, mateys, by being boarded by the most notorious pirate in the galaxy! Your fate is now in the hands of THE Star-lord! Put your hands where we can see—.” Star-lord made his entrance and stuck the landing. His grandiose statement about hijacking the ship was cut short when he realized he was talking to the wind.

“Hello? Where is everybody?” Only silence answered as Peter’s voice echoed through the empty chambers. Flickering lights hinted at a failing power supply, and the place reeked of recent struggle.

“Uh, Peter, I don’t think anyone’s listening; the crew’s all dead. Someone beat us here.” Gamora frowned, gesturing to the alien bodies strewn across the floor. Limbs were torn apart, as if some space beast had ripped through them.

“Looks like it. Man, I spend hours rehearsing that,” Peter muttered.

“What happened here? Looks like a one-sided massacre,” Gamora solemnly ponders, her eyes darting around, becoming more cautious as she examines the area.

“The Skrulls musta ambushed them first. Oh, well, to the ravagers go the spoils. Split up. search the area.” Peter shrugs and turns off his visor. He searches the cargo bay for anything valuable.

Gamora nodded and went in a different direction.

Star-Lord wandered the corridors in search of valuables when an unfamiliar logo caught his eye: Wayland-Yutani Enterprise. Before he could investigate further, a rare ship—gleaming in the dim light—captured his attention.

“Is that the latest Kree fighter wing? Sweet score! Hey Gamora, you seeing this? ...Gamora?” Peter’s excitement faded as he realized she wasn’t answering.

Peter walks towards the other side of the lobby and notices the green Zehobereian listening at the corner of a large vault.

“Peter, I think someone is still alive back here,” Gamora said.

Star-lord amps his blasters and points them in its direction. He prepares whatever creature would emerge from the shadows.

A strange chittering echoed through the chamber, fading as soon as the trio made their presence known. Something unseen was stalking them, slipping silently through the air vents overhead.

They cracked open the vault and found carnage: alien scientists sprawled everywhere, stomachs riddled with holes, faces torn beyond recognition. Shattered glass and broken cages hinted at experiments gone horribly wrong.

In the middle lies a sole survivor: a child all curled up, covered in alien fluids. Gamora unsheathed her daggers and approached the girl.

“Gamora, wait— " Star-Lord said, grabbing Gamora’s shoulder. “Be careful.”

Gamora nodded.

“Hey there, don’t be shy. We won’t hurt you,” Gamora said gently, reaching out to the frightened child in the corner.

“What’s your name?”

“I’m Macy.. my friends call me Wendy,” said the frightened child covered in blood.

“You did this?”

“No, it was my friend. It just left.” The girl looked up and pointed at the open air vent.

“Well, that doesn’t sound completely ominous and terrifying.” Peter said in a sarcastic tone.

“Also, she isn’t actually human, per se. Her body is cybernetically enhanced to the point that only 20% of her is part human,” Peter explained, scanning Wendy with his visor.

“I’d say she’s an experimental product of the Orgo-cor—-”

The whole ship suddenly trembles as they hear a metallic thud slice through the wind. The entire ship is being magnetically pulled upward by a larger spacecraft, likely a Nova Corps vessel.

“Captain Quill, hate to break your little chit-chat, but the Nova Corps is closing in and is boarding the ship; needless to say, you need to g.t.f outta there!” A static feed breaks out on Quill’s visor as Moongirl abruptly interrupts their conversation.

Panic surged through the crew as news hit: space enforcers were closing in, raiding the ship with their cover blown.

“Peter, what’s the plan? We can’t just leave the girl here.” Gamora presses.

“Are they gonna take me away? I’m scared,” Wendy added.

“MeooRRW,” Dex-starr hissed as he started running in circles, having the case of the zoomies when under-stressed.

"Peter!" "Quill!" "Captain!"

Their voices overlapped as they all called his name in panic. Peter rubbed his temple, looking at his scattered, worried crew. He took a deep breath and sized up the situation. It was time to rally everyone and remind them who was in charge.

“Alright, everyone, chill!” Peter loudly whistles to get their attention.

“Listen. No one is going to prison if you do what I say. I have a plan, a really good plan, actually…” Quill said, trying to reassure the group. Even if it wasn’t true and was just 'winging it', Star-Lord kept up his act as this resourceful leader to keep their spirits up in this dire situation.

“Gamora, you’re with the cat, find a different route with minimal Nova Corps personel, Do not engage unless needed. Dex-starr, grab the girl and meet with the rest of the crew. Don’t stop for anything. Moongirl, guide them and prepare the ship, and set course at these coordinates. Meet you there as soon as i can.” Star-lord loads his blasters as he and his fugitive space crew prepare to escape with the new mysterious girl.

“I’ll try to distract them and keep those bucket heads preoccupied. Try not to get caught.” The space outlaw smirked, oozing with confidence behind his visor.

Derald Smith


“Alright, I guess spelling things out is the smarter move. And just so you know, I’m no heretic. Actually, I’m here to lend the church a hand, in my own way…” Derald folded his arms and let out a slow sigh. He watched, unimpressed, as Sister Maria hypnotized Ms. Fatma right before him. Apparently, the rules get blurry when it comes to their magecraft on civilians. From Derald’s perspective, the hypocrisy was hard to miss.

“What you see right here are the two incubus mixed-bloods in all of Millhaven, one being the child. Victims of circumstances due to their cursed family bloodline. Now, our bossman, Leonardo, has a theory that someone is trying to awaken Evan’s genes as a catalyst for summoning the real thing. Most likely a really competent magus who knows the family’s background.” He said.

“Now I don’t think an exorcism is required just yet sister Maria. We just need to find the source of who is trying to awaken the boy’s dormant incubus genes for whatever reason.”

Oh, look, a second sheet.



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