UNSF: All For One

UNSF: All For One year: 2186 Prologue Chapter One: Eric’s Decision Chapter Two: Athos and Aramis Chapter Three: Enter D’Artagnan Chapter Four: The Darkest Meeting Chapter Five: The Long Road Ahead Chapter Six: Sabotaged Chapter Seven: Dissention Chapter Eight: Unexpected Help Chapter Nine: A Totally Useless Chapter Chapter Ten: Payback Chapter Eleven: The Split Chapter Twelve: Setbacks Chapter Thirteen: The Eagle and Mansel adventure Chapter Fourteen: The Robin and Williams-- Rebels With A Cause Chapter Fifteen: First Ones There Chapter Sixteen: Breaking Point Chapter Seventeen: The Way of the Gun Chapter Eighteen: The Flash of Aiglos Chapter Eighteen: Bleak Times Epilogue All For One featuring Characters -UNSF- -Commander-in-Chief Sean Story -Admiral Thomas Ross -Lt. Col. Eric Meelan (EDF) -Lt. Col. Jim Brungess (EDF) -Captain Darryl Mansel (4th Fleet Task Force Commander) -Captain Matthew Vaughn (USS Explorer-A) -Commander Luke Williams (UNSF Intelligence) -Imperial- -Captain Edward Roush (ISS Steel Rod) -Captain Eric Stewart (ISS Death's Head) -Captain Michel James (ISS Cutthroat) and many others...

Synopsis: During the most crucial moment in the war between the UNSF and the Imperial Armada, EDF soldier Eric Meelan decides to look for the long legendary missing Maiden class fleet, which lies far beyond both UNSF and Imperial boarders. Being granted access, he is allowed to take some help.   To find it, he enlists in the help of two friends...EDF soldier Jim Brungess and 4th Fleet Task Force Commander Captain Darryl Mansel.  The Imps have found about it, though, and both are racing to find it first.  The first side to find it, UNSF or Imperial, will gain a powerful upper hand in the war.

Excerpt from... "Eric's Dream" They continued down the hallway, Meelan in front, the other three shadow-faces creeping cautiously behind.  Why they were being so careful, he didn’t know; as far as he could tell, there was no one else in the abandoned installation except him and his mimes.  Nevertheless, they continued their steady creep down the hallway.  Meelan noticed one of the blue and white tagalongs had a sword drawn-- a rapier to be exact.  Out of the corner of his eye, Meelan noticed the fine print that spiraled down the rapier.  Only one man that he knew of had such fine detail work on his rapier, other than his own.  That man was Jim Brungess, one of his best friends from the Academy days, also known as EAGLE.  Brungess was just as good as Meelan was with a rapier, maybe even better, and it had to be a serious occasion for Brungess to have unsheathed his beloved sword. If one of those bodies was Jim Brungess, another had to be Darryl Mansel, another Academy friend.  Brungess, Mansel, and Meelan had all been villa mates, along with another named Chris Conrad.  About two years back, Mansel had called upon Brungess and Meelan (Conrad was not available) to help him track down his then soon-to-be fiancée  In a harrowing adventure, they had found her, and the persons behind it.  The terrorists, Marauder and Anarcha, had managed to get away as was always the case, but not without a sting.  Mansel had release a fury so unchecked that it had brought the whole building down.  Meelan hoped never to see that side of his friend again.  Mansel did not have his own sword unsheathed, which was understandable; while talented he was with a rapier, he did not possess the skill that neither Meelan nor Brungess had.  He preferred to stick to his small handguns.  Looking back, he could see that one of the shadows was indeed carrying a small carbine. As to who the last wraith was, Meelan was totally unaware.  Conrad, maybe?  He hadn’t seen Chris Conrad in almost three years, it would be a great pleasure for Meelan to be visited by the oldest of the group, even if only in a dream.  The third person’s identity did not matter as much as the destination.  Their chosen route had come to an end, with an open square at the end, as if a door or a window belonged there.  Meelan and Brungess moved closer to take a peek; the Mansel character stayed back.  Eric Meelan grinned in his sleep as he thought of Mansel and his fear of heights. Reaching the maw, Brungess went first to take a look out and inspect.  He gave Meelan a head gesture, motioning that it was alright to have a look.  Meelan crept up closer to see over...