Malanoche : - the datavaults by renecyberdoc
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Margarita finally managed to get a job in leBoeufs enterprise and little by little with studies and all kind of extra courses she made her way up the ladder until she was shift supervisor in the data vaults.
And as is always the case when things run smooth,the crap happened:she was transferring data to a backup when the system crashed big time ,And beeing on duty at the time of the crash she was involved in the restoring of the data.Thats when she came upon some irregularities in the data and got curious (she is a bright brain able to associate and read data real fast),anyway she found some dark spots on leBoeufs vest and suddenly all changed.
She started to dig deeper and asked questions got caught in the process and was able to escape from the facility at the last moment,with the help of some good friends.
Able to aquire a seat on one of the ships to Spackopolis she left Spackovia.
On Spackopolis the first settlers had arrived by that time and the conquering of the planet was in the making,and the best place to disappear seemed to be the armed forces.
She made her regular service and specialised in evaluating data and intel for the Spacko-Secret Service (Triple S as they call it).
Due to her bright brain,and the fine job she did in the various Data banks,a certain Mr.Crusher (special-ops) put his eyes on this “Raw diamond”as he calls it, and he made sure to take her “under” his command.
To be continued ……….
Previous Malanoche:
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chers amis je n'avais pas envie de traduire cette “vieille histoire”excusez moi svp.
Meine Freunde ich hatte keine Lust die etwas ältere Geschiche im nachhinein zu übersetzen - sorry.
Mosquito flyer/Steam Hideaway @daz3d,
Rmp:,SAV-Elektra,1971-lunar observatory

Comments (36)
Une bonne scène de nuit, quoi! :)
Cool scene! Good character development.
Magnifique décor, l'engin volant est superbe aussi!
Excellent sci-fi image, beautiful work.
This is amazingly awesome. Great job...
This is awesome...excellent!!!
See she shouldn't put her nose into other peoples dark spots now should she lol!! Have a super day Doc!!
Very cool image Rene, and I really enjoyed her exciting story
Quelle belle image, René, la lumière est superbe !
Such a cool looking hoverbike. Great render Rene.
Interessante Geschichte und Fortbewegungsmittel... ;-))
Great story and cool image Rene excellent
Super schéin Poups, och deng Luschten senn esou flott ginn!
The brass get a little crazy when people start asking questions. ;}
most cool scene doc..
Ein tolles Fluggerät, damit würde ich gerne mal rumsausen ;-)
Great start to a good story Rene... waiting to see if curiosity kills the cat. Great looking image to illustrate your fine writing my friend.
Well composed.
Excellent scifi scene! Cool story.
Oh my God I love these props and what a great story! This scaling and Z-tran positioning with the soldiers standing watch on the structures is so outstanding too! Excellent work, my friend! This is so great.
excellent scene
Fantastic render and background image, Rene!!!!!!
Should be able to look after herself in his warped world ... Nicely done - and a great "space-hopper (?)".
Cool scene and setting..nice work, Rene!!
Imagine flying one of those and the engine stops.....and then comes back on and the gas is stuck at full Throttle - lol
A most intrigueing character and marvelous read, Rene! Very well constructed and superbly delivered! Bravo and many fine kudos on this excellent creation!
wonderful work
GREAT IMAGE!
Great render, and a cool backstory, Rene! I like the way you always give your characters depth by developing a story around them. Great work, Doc!
Wow, love that flying thingy, great work on this, Rene!