Raiden Locks: Sindel White

A Story by Abishai100

A horse-racing 'examination' may yield sanity and order in Outworld or continuity of darkness/death in this adaptation of the cyber-franchise of calculating helmets (Mortal Kombat).

An adaptation of Mortal Kombat characters with the story-themes from the cool film/story Jackie Brown (Quentin Tarantino). Thanks so much for reading,

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Raiden was the official champion of Mortal Kombat and had defied the empire of Sheeva and Goro but was now tied to a secret blood-diamond bank-robbery in Earth-realm and returned to Outworld feeling like an outsider and sought the affections of his old-flame Kitana (warrior-princess of Outworld) and counted his memory of Earth-time as a uniform/gear language for football (hmmm).

When back in Outworld, our master of electricity, Raiden, put-on a special horse-race exercise for old Mortal Kombat friends/rivals and sought special inter-religious pluralism for capitalism symbolism and a way to redeem himself too, but Outworld had always been a blackened veil for criminal mentalism and rough-languages, and it made the exercise of Raiden an expression for the colored-glass of the underworld vibe of profits/chaos.

RAIDEN: Feelings of underworld draws me to escapism from Hell, my-lady.

KITANA: Perchance I'm your princess of Redemption City, Raiden pal.

RAIDEN: You're lovely...I feel reborn.

KITANA: Electric/capitalism dodecahedrons helmets for leviathan; it's me.

RAIDEN: Selfie-like.

The main character of this play is Sindel White, a cool customer mother-figure and one of Outworld's most self-conscious characters who found Raiden's special 'spirituality' exercise for horse-racing social activity quite language-arts flowery; she wanted to place a special challenge for Mortal Kombat friends/rivals to chase some special diamond for showcase to undercut the bloody-murderous instincts that would destabilize Raiden's horse-vision; meanwhile she wanted Raiden to marry Kitana (wow).

OFFICER STRYKER: This is my chance to shine; outlast these bad-guys (Outworld).

SINDEL: I trust you; but if it's me who wins the diamond, I'm outta-here!

OFFICER STRYKER: Doesn't it seem like doubt that a lawman-warrior should win?

SINDEL: Kitana wants the diamond for Raiden, but his pride is male-typical.

OFFICER STRYKER: Watch out for Sheeva-Goro putting traps for the gem-game.

SINDEL: The more the arena feels dowry, the more the 'game-mind' prevails too.

OFFICER STRYKER: Fine.

Stryker/Sindel sensed rightly the bad-darkness of Sheeva and Goro. Goro wanted to bloody-murder Raiden when he found his Romanticism for Kitana and the horse-exercise ideology. Sheeva meanwhile wanted to erase Stryker from the mind-print of Outworld, given his guardian-stance for language-arts and 'football' hospitality-readings of the Ego. Who'd (actually) come-out in this dark-wash for leviathan (Selfie-like)?