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Log One: Imaginations from the Other Side
"In my dreams, I'm piloting the War Crime. It's like any other day. The handful of people who make up my crew are running about their business. I'm ignoring messages from command. And there aren't any pirates blowing up my s***. Then, as we circle around the moon of Jurano, I see horrible, horrible things. Things that I've only seen in other dreams..."
"And what are they, Captain?"
"Puppies... on tricycles."
The therapist paused for a second. "Get out of my office. Now."
"But, Doctor Charles!"
"Look, just leave. I'm not prepared to deal with this s***."
Captain Spinner of the United Inheritance Fleet snarled at the doctor who had been a baker the day before. Resisting the urge to punch him in the face, he sprung up from the lounge chair, threw the remains of his drink into a potted plant, and excited the room.
LATER...
As Captain Spinner boarded the War Crime, he sighed. His nightmares were sure to return again, and he wasn't prepared to deal with the stress of seeing puppies on tricycles again. He would scream as he dreamt this, and his crew would make fun of him the day after. Not even the cold, metal interior of his ship could cheer him up. He quickly made his way to his quarters where, he proceeded to press a small black button which turned the captain's log on.
"Captains log,
Before Captain Spinner could finish his entry, a voice interupted him. "Captain Spinner, this is Spo--erm, I mean, this is Vincent. We found them."
"The puppies?"
There was no response. It was at this point that captain Spinner realized his intercom thingy was actually just a one way talky thingy, and Vincent couldn't hear him. After screaming in rage, he quickly rushed through the barely decorated halls of his spaceship up to the cockpit. "You found the puppies, Vincy?"
Vincent paused. "No, no puppies. We found the pirates."
Spinner was silent for a moment. "Oh. Forget I said anything about puppies."
"The Nameless Drifter is hailing us, sir. They wish to open up a visual screen."
Spinner nodded. Vincent pressed a button. A cat that was onboard coughed up a hairball. An LCD screen (whatever LCD means) turned on, revealing an alien who was green, had small, leathery wings, and a mass of tentacles around his mouth.
"UGH!" Spinner and Vincent shouted, recoiling. "Man, every time I see you, Saint, I die a little inside!" Vincent shouted.
The alien's red eyes glared at Vincent, then moved to Spinner. "Ben, you should have known better than to follow me here. Need I remind you that my ship has an INSANITY BEAM?"
"Need I remind you that my ship has a... wait, my ship doesn't actually have any weapons."
There was a great silence in which many things happened in other places throughout the galaxy, including, but not limited to, the death of Paris Hilton's final clone, the solving of the Middle East crisis, and the Simpsons being canceled after nearly two and a half centuries.
"Your ship is called The War Crime, and you have no weapons?" Saint Rising asked.
"I thought it was rather clever, you know. Isn't it sort of a crime to not have weapons during war? Anyway, that isn't the point. I came to get revenge, Josh!"
"Without any weapons." the green monstrosity said.
"You know, I probably should have thought this out better."
Josh shook his head. "I'll let you leave this time, but do not return, or I'll set my insanity beam to the "extra random" setting. BE GONE."
The LCD closed. "Man, that guy is ugly." Ben remarked. He smiled at Vincent, and Vincent just kind of... sat there. Before the pilot could say anything, Ben continued "Alright, let's get out of here. In fact, let's go to a primitive planet that lacks anything sentient so that we can really freak out some animals. It would be great."
And with that, the sexually attractive officer of the UIF left the cockpit. Vincent sighed, and set up some coordinates to travel to a primitive planet.

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