What if John Tracy is a ranger book 1

Chapter 73 oil rig summer chapter

The sun beat down on Tracy Island, a shimmering beacon against the azure sky. John Tracy, his green Lightspeed Rescue suit gleaming, checked his comm system. "Thunderbird 5, everything nominal, Sir." He then glanced across the base to his sister, Bernadette, whose pink International Rescue uniform stood in stark contrast to her usual purple. She was in the pilot's seat of Thunderbird 2, Virgil by her side.

"Thunderbird 2, ready for launch," Bernadette announced, her voice calm and collected, yet imbued with a certain readiness that had always been her trademark.

"The situation is this, Thunderbird 2. A distress call from an oil rig in the North Sea. Reports of a strange, energy-based attack. We need to investigate." Jeff Tracy's voice crackled through the comm. "And, Bernadette, this time, you'll need your backup pilot's seat."

Thunderbird 2 roared to life, Bernadette and Virgil working in perfect concert. As they ascended, they could see a familiar pink glow coming from the base. Alice and Chloe, the pink and blue scouts, along with their red ranger friend, stood ready with their own pink, blue and red Thunderbirds. Their new international rescue uniforms, fitted with modern technology, were a testament to Bernadette's recent project - international rescue's second team, equipped with the same advanced technology as Thunderbird 1 and 2, ready to respond to any emergency.

The journey to the oil rig was short but tense. They saw flashes of energy and the tell-tale signs of an attack.

"This is bad," Virgil said, his voice tinged with concern. "The energy signature is like nothing I've ever encountered."

"It's negaverse energy," Bernadette said, her expression serious. "I've seen it before. Those who try to harness it are warped and dangerous. We have to stop this!"

As they approached the rig, a massive, shadowy figure emerged from the depths of the ocean. Its eyes glowed with a malevolent green light.

"A negaverse monster," Bernadette whispered, her grip tightening on the controls. "It's looking for something."

"Something powerful," John added through his comm. "Something that could give it more power."

Bernadette's eyes narrowed. Her gaze met that of Alice, Chloe, and Red as if they were speaking a language only they understood. A silent agreement was made.

"Thunderbird 2, standby," Bernadette announced, her eyes fixed on the monster. "I'm going in."

Without hesitation, she and Virgil shot down to the oil rig, ready to provide cover. But the urgency of the situation demanded more.

"Alice, Chloe, Red, it's time!" Bernadette shouted into her comm. "We'll cover you. Transform!"

From the cockpit, Bernadette, Alice, Chloe, and Red transformed, their sailor scout forms glowing brightly against the dark sky. They landed gracefully on the oil rig, ready to face the negaverse monster.

The battle was fierce, energy blasts flying. As the sailors fought, Bernadette and Virgil shielded them from harm.

"We have to stop this thing!" Chloe yelled, her voice ringing with determination.

"We know," Bernadette said. "But we have to be careful. Negaverse energy is unpredictable. We need to isolate it."

John, meanwhile, was doing everything he could to support them from above. "Thunderbird 5, I'm directing an energy beam from the satellite. This should help to weaken the monster."

The beam hit, and the negaverse monster roared in pain. Taking advantage of the distraction, Bernadette launched a powerful attack. "Luna, now!"

Luna, her usual relaxed demeanor replaced with fierce focus, pounced on the monster, her claws shimmering with an energy field. The monster recoiled, its energy field weakening.

"We have to find their source," Alice said, her voice ringing with conviction. "It's the only way to stop them."

"The source is hidden," Virgil said, his voice low. "But I think I know where it is."

"Then let's get this done!" Chloe shouted, her sailor uniform gleaming under the setting sun.

Their combined efforts, synchronized and powerful, pushed the monster back. It let out one final, desperate roar before dissolving into nothingness.

"We did it," Alice said, panting.

"Together," Chloe agreed.

Bernadette looked at her team, their faces lit by the faint glow of their sailor powers. She was proud of them, proud of all of them. They were a force to be reckoned with, a team of Rangers, Thunderbirds, and Sailor Scouts, all working together to protect the world. And, she knew, no matter what challenges lay ahead, they would face them together.
End of chapter 73