Movie Character Crossovers!

So Death and I started talking and we came up with an idea for a movie crossover RP. Basically we took a list of our favorite movie characters and mixed and matched them to try and produce interesting results! 

Feel free to come up with your own 5 characters from movies you love and collaborate with others to see what happens!

Finally, hamunaptra... The city of the dead.

It took a lot of cash to convince a local guide to lead him to this lost city, but if the legends were true it would be worth it . And given Indiana Jones ' experience with legends, they usually were.

In Hamunaptra, beneath the surface, a terrible creature of plague and death lurked. He was searching for something. Sacred canoptic jars with the vital organs of his lover Anak-su-namum. They were stolen and he was going to get them back.

Armed with his trusty whip and gun, he lead his guide from that point forward having studied enough hieroglyphs to know the general layout. His guide tried to pick one of the golden beetles from the wall and Indy grabbed his hand quickly. "Don't touch those. Pharaoh seti laid lots of traps in this city."

He heard talking down one of the long narrow halls. He turned and began walking in the direction of the voice. He mentally cursed his creaky bones and the rub of the dried linens that wrapped around his equally dried body.

The guide turned around and shudder in fear as he tapped indus shoulder in terror.

Indy turned around, "what?" The adventurer looked at the monster and drew his pistol, aiming in between the eyes and firing while the guide ran like a coward.

He continued walking unphased by the bullets that were flying through his skull. He was already dead, what good would they do?

Rather than continuing to waste bullets, Indy took out his whip try to at least break part of his legs while he started to back his way out.

I menacing growl ripped from his throat and he tried to speak out a curse, but he couldn't form the words on account that he didn't have a tongue. He kept on toward the explorer though. If this was the man who took the sacred jars he would take his life.

Scrambling through his knowledge of Egyptian lore, he remembered a story of Pharoah Seti's death at the hands of his high priest, Imhotep. It was written that should the victim of the curse of Hom-Dai ever rise, they were carry with them the Ten Plagues of Egypt.

Seeing what artifacts like the ark were able to do, it went without saying this legend was true.

If he was in fact Imhotep, then that means he's immortal and mortal weapons could do nothing against him.

With that in mind, Indy opted to run to try and find the treasure room. If he could find it, maybe he could find the book of amun-ra.

The stupid mortal was running from him! He would not have that. He ran after the mortal, trying to catch up with him. He had the advantage, he knew this tomb inside and out. He was the one who designed it in the first place.

OOC Fun fact: the historical Imhotep was actually a grand architect and he did indeed design his own pyramid.

OOC huh, I didn't know that!

IC

The guide made his way back toward the exit, but not without taking a canopic jar with him.

Hieroglyphs it seemed only did so much. As Indy reached a dead end, he tried to feel for a way out, "Egyptians, always so paranoid..." He muttered angrily as he tried to find a switch to open a passage way. He could still breath in here which meant that air had a way to get in. If air could get in, he could get out.

OOC Gonna give Indy at least a fighting chance...

IC While chasing the tomb robber he took a short cut to get in front of him. He ran past a corridor with one of the Americans on his hands and knees sifting through the sand. He knew this one had taken a jar. He walked up behind him and, after a momentary pause, sucked some of the necessary life organs from him. He left him there and continued his pursuit of the other one.

OOC Much obliged!

IC

Finally Indy got the door open, finding a button in the glyphs was a treasure trove before him. Riches beyond most men's wildest of dreams.

Why can't these treasure hunts ever be straight forward?

No matter, he hadn't the time to take in any of the treasure. He knew that one of the books with incantations from the ancient days was buried her and he had to find it. He sought out the statue of horus, running as though the world depended on it, primarily because it did.

He knew he shouldn't have let the stupid explorer out of his sight. He couldn't figure out which path the mortal had taken and now he was searching every path that was in the direction that he had been heading.

Hearing footsteps coming, he knew he had little time to waste. If Imhotep caught him without the book he'd be done for. 

At last finding the statue, he stepped over some dead grave robbers and tried to reach for a chamber under it to get the book, but it needed to be pried open. Not having time for that, he looked around the room and found a pillar of gold standing next to it. If he could get up there and force the pillar to fall over, maybe the force would knock the compartment out.

Wasn't the worst idea he ever had.

Using his whip he got to a higher level, atop a nearby large statue and climbed down it enough to reach the pillar. Placing himself with his back facing the statue and his legs toward the pillar, he pushed for all his worth to knock the pillar over.

After a few tried, Indy at last succeeded. The pillar hit the statue of horus, knocking the compartment out and freeing the book of Amun-ra, which he hastily grabbed and ran to try and escape.

He needed a key. Where would he find that?!

OOC And so the battle begins. -cracks knuckles- It's on.

IC He heard the crash and rushed to the sound. He was much faster now that he had rejuvenated his muscles some. He was not nearly as powerful as he could be but it was enough for now.

He rushed into the treasure chamber and saw the empty compartment. Cussing in ancient Egyptian he followed the footprints in the sand. He needed to get that book back from the explorer.

OOC This is SO awesome!!  

IC

Indy searched through the trove, but found nothing resembling the key. But then it occurred to him, there were grave robbers bodies all throughout here. The type of key this book would use would most likely be a small puzzle box sort of key. An object made of gold that was easy to carry would be ideal for such thieves.

And what better place to find such a thief than Cairo?

With that he ran out the other side of the chamber to try and make his way out.

He caught up to the man and cornered him quickly. He saw the book and jar in his arms and snarled. He spoke in ancient Egyptian, "Hand over the jar and book and I may spare your life. That gold back there, you can have it if you hand them over."

He understood all the undead priest had spoken, but the significance of history and the world weighed much higher in his heart than all the gold in the world.

Those artifacts belonged to the world, not him. He wasn't even remotely tempted by the offer. "It's not my gold... besides, not much use of gold if everyone's dead is there?" He offered as his answer as he slowly reached for his whip. 

If he aimed it right, and history was on his side for this point, he could latch onto one of the lanterns and swing right past him.

So this one wasn't after the gold. He straightened and opened his mouth in order to start sucking the life source from this creature before him.

Feeling himself weakening, he quickly whipped onto the lantern and swung to reach the other side of the creature making a b-line for the exit.

He was getting mad now that the foolish man had escaped his grasp again. He figured that in his current physical state he couldn't properly go after the other man. He would stay here, search for the other stolen jars, kill any that he came across, and then go after him.

Plus, the book had to be used here. He would have to return eventually if he meant to forever silence Imhotep.

The small muscles on his cheeks twitched in what would have been a smirk had he had skin. He would not be silenced. He would grow to his full power and resurrect Anak-su-namun.

Mounting his horse, and taking his former guides with him, Indiana Jones rides back to civilization. Fighting the harsh deserts and heat exhaustion proved difficult but he managed after a few days to return to Cairo. The city was as bustling and busy as ever. Last time he was here, he was stopping the Nazis from acquiring the ark of the covenant. Last time, he stayed with his friend Sallah to help him and it seems his services would be needed again. Fortunately Sallah loved having guests, especially Indy.

He had to find out which merchant or person possessed the key to this book. But doing so would be a huge task. He needed to look somewhere where shady grave robbers would most likely gather. What better place than a bar?

He gathered some strength from the remaining workers and made a deal (that he wouldn't hold up) with an Egyptian who could translate what he was trying to say. After a few day he and his translator headed to Cairo to get the rest of the jars.