The Viewing Globe

WHO:  The Big Bads
WHAT:  Introductions & Permission
WHERE: The Moon Palace
WHEN:  September 2ndish

It was the glow of the Earth below.  That's what had kept his eye as he stared out into the depths of the black.  He had seen the Earth in training videos back during his academy days, but he never came.  Never had a reason too really, nothing here was worth his time.  Now though, everything had changed.  Now there was a reason, cause down there on that shiny blue-green rock were things he needed if he was going to make everything he wanted to fall into place.  Those pesky space cops wouldn't find him either, not here.  They'd be too busy looking elsewhere that's for sure, especially with that crazy trail of breadcrumbs he had left behind.  But since he was here, he knew he was also in someone else's house, and when you walk through the front door, you better have permission.

That's why he had come, he sought permission, to do what he needed to do, and get out, no questions asked.  But then there was always questions weren't there.  That's where lies came in.  Tell them the truth, but not the whole truth, just enough to do what he needed to do.  Hopefully it worked, hopefully they wouldn't be crazy, egotistical maniacs.   Hopefully.

WHO: Exus
WHAT: Attacking the city
WHERE: Angel Grove
WHEN: 8/15 - 11pm

The sun had finally set and the Earth was cooled, somewhere in the seventies as far as Exus could tell. He had taken leave of the Moon Palace only moments earlier, materializing in the middle of a mostly quiet suburban neighborhood on the outskirts of the city. He could see down the street as it sloped into a valley, rows and rows of pretty houses, most of them dark already as the humans went to sleep. This was one of the safer areas in Angel Grove, one of the richest. He turned to the house nearest to him, knowing what he'd come for and where to find it.

The humans were no trouble for Exus, disposed of without a struggle and left to be discovered in the morning. It wasn't them he had come for anyway; not tonight. Rather, he made his way to the back of the house where there was a room at the end of a cluttered hall, a teenager's domain left in a state of disarray not uncommon to these... human pests. There was a tank sitting across the room, the home of a sleeping nile monitor. In a flash of light, the lizard simply vanished from the tank. Exus left the house through means of teleportation and when he arrived outside on the street, the monitor appeared beside him. It had been mutated, twisted during the time it had spent locked in the alien's control, and as it awoke and stretched outward, it rose up as well, standing on two feet as naturally as though it had originally been designed that way.

"You're beautiful," he told his monster, smug and satisfied with his work. The monster's neck filled with air and an incredible hiss filled the street to echo down into the city, the scaled body expanding and growing, limbs stretching until they were thicker around than the automobiles parked alongside the houses. "It's dinner time, pet. Go and do what you do best..."


[ Obviously the Rangers are helpless at the moment, and what villain could resist an attack on the city right now? You may react if you like, but unfortunately those shiny Zords are useless until the Grid is back up and running. Until then, this monster will be rampaging and eating anyone it finds, knocking over buildings and causing general mayhem. ]