Mr Incredible Stuck In Pod Novels & Stories

“Almost done,’ I implied the longer I jolted the pod. During all of this, Rick dug himself out of the ground. Back to our side. “Were all set,” Rick said. Brushing the gravel off his torso “Just need Maddie to crack the pod open,” Just as my ear lobs absorbed the wards that Rick projected the final crack enlarged themselves on the pod until it shattered open, releasing the captive hybrid inside. The toll f concentrating such a time consuming current caused me to land on my hands and knees. Adrian flew to my side and said; “Nice work Chica,”

Now that she was in charge of a full-on research facility, she had the ability to make as many of her pods as she wanted. Even after she considered her pod design to be at its peak, she still spent time to tweak and improve it where she could. Besides Miko, Merlin was also rather messed up. He was the type to never let himself drown in any sort of intoxicant, and these sensations were completely new to him. Overwhelming, even. The Admiral suggested that he use one of her pods to help calm his mind. He quickly agreed, and gave her two thumbs up in response. Then he stumbled a little towards one and carefully sat in it.

He was trapped in a box like a barbie doll. Panic flooded inside his mind when he realized he was inside a bionic pod. He knew what had happened to him? Creed immediately struggled against the restraints, but they held firm. Soon, he heard footsteps approaching, and a door swished open. "Ah!! Mr. Gryffon, you're awake!!" A voice landed in his ear. It was a woman's voice, calm and professional. "Hmm… you were not supposed to wake up now. This is weird!! Did I mess up the anesthetic dose?"

I opened my eyes and started to look at the 6 pregnancy tests. I was speechless to see every one of them.. showed 'PREGNANT'. I smiled and I can't believe this. Tears started to fall from my eyes and I jumped around in happiness. Suddenly I heard the apartment door open, I froze. "Baby.. I'm home! Dad and mom decided to crash for dinner.." I heard Leon announcing his presence. I was speechless and I quickly got out from the bathroom towards the living room. "Ivory?" Leon saw me walking out from the bedroom and he raised his eyebrows.

The Talk-Pod was a tiny, pressurized glass sphere, little more than a bubble designed for short-range underwater observation. It dangled from the side of the U.S.S. Constitution by a single carbon-fiber cable, swaying in the violent currents created by the Prime’s presence. Inside the pod, the air was thick with a tension that had nothing to do with the ocean. "You are staying on the ship," Elara said, her hand hovering over the hatch. Her voice was trembling, but her eyes were set like flint.

What was the game’s trap? Quickly find it! Where was the trap?! How could he escape? Monica shook her head. She felt like she was about to collapse. However, the one who broke down the most was Loggins in the live broadcast room. “F*ck! I didn’t lose! I must catch you! Just you wait!” Loggins roared crazily, but the water that was injected into his head mask was very cold. It immediately woke him up from his madness. He held his breath for a little more than two minutes. In addition to the initial period of less than a minute, that meant that he only had a total of three minutes. If he could not escape in three minutes, he would suffocate to death in a small glass fish tank!

She was already losing hope when the pod burst open and she fell to the cold, wet floor, gasping desperately for air. When she opened her eyes and calmed herself down, she saw Roman sitting in front of about a hundred, watery and wobbly pods with different people inside. She quickly identified Emma and Dara in separate pods but they were moving inside. It seemed so pathetic that they probably thought their life was real.

I had the power to break the lock. "Let it delete me," I said. I slammed my palm against the glass screen. A wave of purple light shot out from my fingers, flowing into the wires of the pod. I felt the machine groan. The lights flickered and turned a deep, warning red. The pod tilted sharply, throwing the Bryan-thing against the wall. It did not bleed. It just slid down like a sack of heavy parts.

"Mr. Moretti, the escape pod! If you don't move now, you’ll be crushed by the pressure!" Dante didn't look back. He grabbed Ivy, hauling her over his shoulder. He grabbed his mother’s body with his other arm, his strength fueled by a desperation that defied the laws of biology. He ran through the rising water, the Nadir groaning like a dying beast around them. He reached the escape pod just as the main viewing port shattered. The ocean roared in, a wall of black death that swallowed the central pillar and the screaming old man in a single, violent gulp.

Mike croaked "Antidote for what?" The woman dialed on the intercom by the bedside and spoke into it "Dr Makovsky? He's awake" "I don't know what is going on here, but I really need to go home to my daughter. I left her at home alone overnight and–" Mike was interrupted by the opening of the door. The white-haired man from the night before walked in, labcoated and carrying a tray of syringes and needles and strange liquids, which the woman promptly collected from him.