The Genesis Series/ Perfect Chaos, Part 1

This is the first story of The Genesis Series. The search is on as the Genesis Freedom Fighters search for Dr. Finitevus. And the notorious Dr. Eggman has built a new base recently, catching the eye of this group.
Now they have to find out what Dr. Eggman is planning... and stop it. But things might get a bit messy...
Author: Julia Finitevus
==Perfect Chaos, Part 1==
"Isn't it interesting how life works? You try to do good and it stabs you right in the back. I guess that's how all of life goes now... Trivia might agree... I mean, after all, what's it worth if the planet hates you? Even if you save them thousands of times over, they'll still betray you one way or the other... it's always been this way... or has it...? I don't know what to believe anymore... I guess... it's just the way it is now."
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"Any news?" Yin asked Iris, who was tapping away at an old computer. There were a few programs open on the screen, all with many lines of code in them. A few clicks of the mouse followed the frequent tapping.
The room they were in was none too tidy- in fact, quite the opposite. Furniture was ragged, books were dusty, and the place smelled rather musty. One wooden chair had a large crack in the seat and most of the metal seemed to be tarnished and rusted. One would have thought that no one lived there, however they would be very much wrong. There were three people living in that bunker, but of course, they hadn't really settled in yet. 
"No, nothing so far." Iris opened up several more programs as she spoke. "No signs anywhere. I think he's gone underground."
Yang entered the room as Iris spoke. "Who went underground now?" The young Lynx sat down in a ragged chair, holding a neon teal notebook. 
"Dr. Finitevus," Iris replied simply, still tapping away at the keyboard. "Grfff!" Iris banged her fists on the desk in pure frustration. "I can't find anything!" The sound was loud enough to make the glass in the room briefly create a ringing noise. It subsided quickly, but it was evident that Iris's anger had not.
"Iris, calm down," Yin spoke, gently putting a hand on the female Echidna's shoulder. "He can't stay underground forever. Sooner or later we'll find him."
"I tried everything!" Iris shouted angrily. "Everything and it has failed!"
"Iris, we just need to keep hoping. That's all any of us can do right now."
Iris let out a frustrated sigh in response. Two months had passed since the most difficult battle against the Genesis Lord and Finitevus seemed to have vanished. The albino Echidna was off the radar and it was causing the Genesis Freedom Fighters much stress as they searched for him. And it was taking a great toll on their mental, emotional, and physical health. Yang had to start using stress relief techniques and Yin could often be found in the gym, trying to relieve her anxiety. Iris, on the other hand, could not find any relaxing techniques and so her nervousness built up over time, increasing her stress dramatically.
"If Finitevus wanted to be found, he would have let us find him already." Yang scribbled away in her notepad as she talked, the pencil lead making almost a scratching noise against the paper. "He doesn't want us to find him at all."
Yin mentally cursed before asking herself, "What caused him to just... take off?"
Iris merely frowned and returned to her typing. Yang went back to scribbling away in her notebook and Yin continued to wonder. Finally, Yin said, "Let's go. I hear Eggman has built a new facility not too far from Mobotropolis. We should investigate it."
Both Iris and Yang nodded in reply, silently standing up. The Genesis Freedom Fighters were on the case.
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"Is the device ready?" Dr. Eggman asked Snively, who was busy attempting to connect several very sensitive wires. Snively lost focus on what he was doing and a wire touched his wrist, electrocuting him immediately.
"YOW!" The poor little man jumped about frantically, holding his wrist in pain.
"Snively!" Dr. Eggman was becoming incredibly impatient already. "Is the device ready or not?!"
"It'll be ready in two hours, sir," Snively spoke in almost a whimper.
Eggman let out a sigh of frustration. "You have half an hour. Get going!"
"Y-yes, sir!" Snively immediately went back to work, feeling absolutely terrified. He was very certain that Dr. Eggman was losing his mind more than ever on this one, especially with the Egg Chaotic Presence...
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The creatures of the Arctic tundra were incredibly silent as the Genesis Freedom Fighters made their way to Eggman's new facility. The white of the sparkling snow literally seemed to be a sharp contrast to the bright blue sky. The only life to be seen other than the rebels was a wandering bunting, who seemed lost and helpless. The moon itself was visible, a pleasing sight to see. Usually.
"And why are we wearing these thermocular goggles again?" Iris asked Yin in confusion, fingering a pair of goggles with light blue rims and orange lenses. "It's broad daylight, we don't need these." The deep snow made loud squishing noises as the group walked, making it somewhat harder to hear what the others were saying.
"It's broad daylight, yes," Yin responded, pulling out a few EMP throwing stars. "But if there are robots who can turn invisible..."
"I see." Iris put on her goggles without another word. Yang, on the other hand, complained. "I don't like goggles! They make me queasy!"
"We may need them," Yin replied simply. "So put 'em on!"
Yang muttered something under her breath that no one would ever want to repeat, but put the goggles on. She continued to gripe until they reached their destination. "Whoa..." Yang stared in awe at the sheer size of the base. It seemed to be twice as large as the tallest of sky scrapers in existence.
"How did Eggman keep this base a secret for so long?" Iris wondered as she studied the facility. "Wow... just wow..."
"Hey!" Yin caught Yang's and Iris's attention. "Are you done goggle-eyeing that thing? C'mon, let's go!"
Iris charged up her laser rifle and followed Yin, while Yang pulled out a gernade. Yin slid down the icy part of the hill they were on swiftly but silently. Iris and Yang followed suit, being careful not to blow themselves up.
"Get back!" The three hid behind a rock as a patrol bot walked past, scanning for life signs. "If he spots us, we're done for."
The robot halted, causing Yin and Iris to have an adrenaline rush. Yang, however, remained perfectly calm. The robot continued to scan.
"Aurora, please don't let him have thermocular scanners," Iris prayed, trembling. Her hands began to shake as the seconds that ticked by seemed to turn into hours. It seemed like a long time before the robot marched on. Yin almost fainted with relief and Yang was disappointed she didn't get to blow anything up.
"Let's go," Yin whispered after a few minutes, leading the group away from their hiding spot towards the base, frequently looking around to make sure no guards were nearby.
Suddenly a robot guard came into view from behind a small, twisted tree and leapt at Yin with great speed. Iris fired her laser rifle and blew the robot to smithereens. Unfortunately, this alerted the rest of the guards. "Aw crap..." A loud alarm sounded and it seemed all was lost.
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"Snively!!" Poor Snively, startled by the sound of his boss's voice, dropped the box he was carrying. It was full of items and rather heavy, and crushed his foot as it landed. "YOWCH!"
"How goes 'Project Revival'?" Dr. Eggman asked, ignoring Snively's cry of pain.
"It's almost done sir. It should be ready in a minute or two." It took all Snively's strength not to start shrieking from the pain in his foot.
"Good... let's get the Egg Fleet ready. It's time to initiate my greatest plan of all time!" The rather fat Eggman laughed maniacally for a moment, only to end it with a fit of coughing. But this did not faze him. "We'll finally crush my enemies and get them out of the way of my conquest!"
"Intruder alert, sector eight! Intruder alert!"
"The Freedom Fighters again?!" The fat scientist exclaimed in frustration. He looked at a monitor that showed Yin and her friends fighting off the robot guards. "We have company."
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"Look out!" Iris exclaimed, blasting a robot guard with her rifle before it could attack Yang.
"Thank ye," Yang replied simply, tossing a gernade at another robot. It exploded upon impact, gears, metal limbs, and bolts flying everywhere.
"I'm surprised she hasn't gone deaf from all those explosions," Yin thought, hitting several guards with EMP throwing stars. Said guards were electrocuted and immediately shut down. "Those robots are out of commission!"
But the robot guards still kept on coming and coming. One kicked Yang backwards into the snow, only for the robot to get a face full of gernade shards.
Yin flipped to the side as several robots shot lasers at her. She returned the attack with some acrobatic kicks, followed by a few of her EMP throwing stars.
"There's so many!" Iris destroyed three robots with a single shot of her rifle, but they were quickly replaced by more of the guards.
"Fall back!" Yin shouted, throwing a few more EMP stars. "Retreat! We can't hold out!"
All three Genesis Freedom Fighters retreated, destroying any robots following them. It was a bad day for the resistance.
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"According to the damage reports, we've lost thirty-six of our elite guards, seventeen of our best levitating mine-bots, and seventy-three of our X-cannons." Snively intently studied the data pad, looking for more information. "And the culprits were not captured."
Eggman let out a shriek of fury and threw a particularly large chair at one of the nearby computers, smashing it. Sparks flew from wires and glass shattered and fell to the floor. It was surprising that an electrical fire didn't start with the amount of sparks. "Move up the date! We're launching the Egg Fleet early! Get to it!"
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"I got a location!" Iris exclaimed triumphantly to Yin and Yang. "He's hiding somewhere in the ruins of the ancient city of Polarisia. According to the database, it was abandoned thousands of years ago."
Yin nodded and spoke, "Alright, but our top priority is getting to the bottom of what Eggman is planning."
"What?! But-!" Iris wasn't able to finish because Yin interrupted, not wanting to hear it.
"Let's go." Yin headed towards the armoury without another word, much to both Iris's and Yang's dismay.
"Yin!" Iris called worriedly. "Finitevus needs our help. We can't just abandon him. And we need his help too."
Yin simply turned around and snapped, "Finitevus left us for dead! I'm the commander now, I decide what our top priority is! Not you." Both Iris and Yang flinched at the outburst.
"Now let's go," Yin growled out, headed towards the armoury once more.
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"Egg Fleet is launching in five... four..."
"Finally," Dr. Eggman spoke, "I can take what is rightfully mine."
Snively watched somewhat fearfully as the events unfolded before them.
"Three... two... one... activating. Launch initiated."
The ships of the Egg Fleet, which were massive in comparison to the largest G.U.N. freighter, rose from the landing platform and blasted off with a loud roar.
"And no one can stop me."
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