Finding Myself: Greyhound X Ending - SG Producer

David's final chapter

Finding Myself: A Greyhound X Conclusion

On the vast plains of Katar, stood a dark purple and gray tower. At the top, lay the static body of David Bloodhound. David's body was covered in white crystals, which were keeping him in stasis. The room around his limp body started to glow, shattering the crystals covering his body. David opened his eyes, the large crystals that were holding his parents were still intact. He remembered what his parents had told him…

“Go back to Earth, find out who you are”

He was wearing a gray and black suit, the symbol on its chest showed a white digital 5 with the side piece missing, the Greyhound symbol. Around his neck was a silver necklace with green liquid in its center. David found his way back to the shuttle where he arrived to Katar in. He started the course back to Earth, putting the gunship in autopilot. He tried to sleep, but as he closed his eyes, the necklace began to glow.

As he slept, he saw a kid, who looked about thirteen, fall out of the sky. He was wearing a lighter gray suit than what David had. He realized that the kid was his father, at the age of thirteen. As the younger Greyhound removed his mask, his face covered with cuts and bloody scars, a large figure raised a steel pipe, slamming it into his young father's head. The teenage vigilante fell to the ground. The figure grabbed the fallen Greyhound and tossed him into a gray van. A flashy transition takes the sleeping David to an abandoned lab. Cobwebs and cracks in the structure filled the room, its dull gray paint made the room a little creepy, almost too much to bare. His father's younger self on a gurney, the large figure was typing on a computer, finishing some sort of software upgrade. Before David could see what happened, he awoke to the gunship's alarm going off.

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He dashed toward the cockpit, a red light flashing over the dashboard. The computer's voice kept saying  major hull damage detected  David managed to find a way to switch off the alarm. The cockpit showed the shuttle going down, the engines failed. The ship's computer spoke once more;  Subsonic inlet and compressor damage detected, 98% chance of detonation  David conjured his wings and sliced the bottom, then jumped down the hole, gliding to safety. The shuttle exploded mid air, debris rocketing towards the Earth’s surface. He watched the metal pieces fly across the sky, his wings vanishing into nothing. He had just noticed the necklace was glowing, then it stopped.