Beast Raging Symbiote
The laboratories beneath the X-Mansion were a sanctuary of knowledge, a place where science and mutation intertwined. Dr. Henry McCoy, known to his peers as Beast, worked late into the night, his mind a whirlwind of equations and hypotheses. The flickering fluorescent lights cast long shadows over his blue-furred form as he pored over his latest research. But tonight, the usual hum of the lab's equipment was disturbed by a sense of foreboding. Beast's acute senses picked up an unusual vibration, a subtle tremor in the atmosphere that set his nerves on edge. He paused, his fur bristling as a dark silhouette slithered across the periphery of his vision.
"In the shadows of intellect, my claws are the final arbiter of evolution's fury."
Emerging from the shadows, a grotesque figure materialized, its form shifting and writhing like living ink. The Symbiote, an alien entity of malice and hunger, had infiltrated the sanctity of the X-Mansion. It oozed forward with a predatory grace, its eyes glowing with a malevolent intelligence. “Dr. McCoy,” it hissed, its voice a chorus of whispered nightmares. “You and I have unfinished business.” Beast’s eyes narrowed, his keen intellect immediately assessing the threat. “You are not welcome here,” he said, his voice a calm counterpoint to the chaos that threatened to erupt. “Leave now, or face the consequences.”
"Behind the façade of civility, a primal force awaits, ready to unleash nature's wrath."
The Symbiote's response was a guttural laugh, echoing through the sterile lab. It lunged forward, tendrils whipping through the air. Beast reacted with practiced precision, his acrobatic prowess and raw strength a blur of motion. He dodged the first attack, his powerful limbs propelling him across the lab. With a snarl, he grabbed a vial of volatile chemicals, hurling it at the creature. The vial shattered, releasing a cloud of corrosive vapor. The Symbiote recoiled, its form sizzling and bubbling, but it quickly regrouped, its eyes burning with renewed fury. “You cannot defeat me,” it taunted. “I am beyond your science.”
"Science gave me knowledge, but the beast within demands justice."
Beast's mind raced, calculating his next move. He knew brute force alone wouldn’t be enough to stop this otherworldly invader. As the Symbiote advanced, Beast spotted the containment chamber he had been working on, a device designed to isolate and neutralize dangerous substances. With a leap, he activated the chamber, the reinforced walls sliding into place with a resounding thud. “Let's test that hypothesis,” he growled, using his superior agility to lure the Symbiote toward the chamber. The creature followed, driven by an insatiable hunger for conquest. Just as it reached out to ensnare him, Beast executed a flawless maneuver, slipping past and sealing the Symbiote inside the containment field.
"Every sinew, every cell burns with the burden of my duality."
The chamber hissed and whirred, the containment field struggling to hold the writhing mass. Beast allowed himself a moment of relief, but it was short-lived. The Symbiote's eyes flared with unholy light, and it began to pulse with a dark energy, the containment field faltering. “You think this cage can hold me?” it snarled. “I will break free, and then I will consume you, Dr. McCoy.” Beast’s heart pounded as he realized the Symbiote was drawing on some unknown power, its form expanding, warping the very fabric of the containment chamber.
As the first cracks appeared in the reinforced glass, a cold dread settled over Beast. He activated the mansion's emergency protocols, the lab bathed in crimson light as alarms blared. Over the intercom, he called for help, his voice tinged with urgency. “This is Dr. McCoy. The Symbiote has breached containment. All available X-Men, to the lab, now!” He could hear the footsteps of his comrades rushing to his aid, but he knew they were racing against time. The Symbiote’s malevolent laughter echoed in his ears as the containment chamber shattered, its pieces falling like ominous shards of fate. The battle was far from over, and the real fight had only just begun.
