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"Wrathgate Showdown: Helluva Boss vs. Destiny 2 Super-Soldiers"

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An action-packed, gory battle scene reminiscent of *Helluva Boss* and Destiny 2, featuring intense combat between Destiny-style super-soldiers, Helluva Boss characters like Loona, and banter-filled insults, set in a chaotic battlefield.
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Certainly! Drawing on your prompt, here is an action-packed, gory battle scene with the flavor and language style suited to *Helluva Boss*—integrating Destiny 2-style super-soldiers, Helluva Boss characters like Loona, insults and banter, and brutal combat.

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**The Screaming Fields of Wrathgate**

Acrid fire rolled from the blackened earth, slagging asphalt in curdled sheets where the cannons of the United Earth Protectorate’s tankmech, “Justice’s Cry,” had already spoken. Beside the scorched behemoth, 49 marines in chrome armor reloaded with mechanical precision. At their head stomped the Guardians: three glowing titans, veiled in shimmering blue light and radiating the promise of violence.

Across no-man’s-land, Hell boiled alive with writhing ranks of imps—clutching battered weapons and cackling, tripping over their own idiocy. Behind them, hellhounds growled, their hackles bristling, while feather-plumed Goatia officers stalked, bellowing slur-laden orders.

Cloaked in the shadow of a smoking, jury-rigged wraith tank, Commander Loona cracked her knuckles. She wore brimstone-scorched armor covered in spiked graffiti: *BITE ME, BITCHES*. Her red eyes narrowed as she surveyed the glistening marines. “Hey, bucketheads!” she snarled, voice cutting through the howling wind. “Did you polish those tin cans yourselves, or did your moms spit-shine them while you pissed yourselves?”

On the other side, Sergeant Mason braced his pulse rifle and flicked on comms, smirking under his visor. “That you, furry mutt?” he fired back. “Stay back, fluffball, or I’ll send you back to the pound in pieces. And by the way—your breath smells like rotten squirrel ass.”

The lines surged. Imps screamed, “Go fuck yourself, tinman!” as they spat and charged, getting blown apart in wet, comical sprays by disciplined marine volleys. An imp’s top half landed with a splat at Loona’s paws. “Damn, Jerry. Still not your day, huh,” she drawled, side-stepping entrails.

A hellhound leapt, jaws distended. One Guardian met it mid-air, slamming it down with a shield of pure light—guts splashed, mixed with hot brimstone, and the hound’s last snarl died choking on its own fangs.

The wraith tank belched a shell, pulverizing three marines in a spray of red and cerulean sparks. “You call *that* a tank?” chuckled Guardian Flint, surging forward in a crackle of arc light. “That’s just a rust bucket with a bad attitude!”

Goatia Captain Shax shouted, “Eat shit, skyboy!” and unleashed a volley of soulflame. Flint’s power shield snapped, then, with a snarl, he blitzed forward—fists crackling—he punched a Goatia’s horn clean off. The officer collapse in a geyser of offal and cursing.

Sergeant Mason shouted to his squad: “Move up! Don’t let those underworld rejects steal our lunch money!” He stomped a dying imp’s guts in, the thing's arms pinwheeling as it vomited curses.

Loona vaulted over wreckage, her sidearm spitting inferno rounds, reducing a marine’s head to smoking ruin. “Serves you right, asshole!” she barked, snatching a stim and popping it as she ducked a blade. “Couldn’t shoot straight if your dick was the barrel!”

Hellhounds and marines tangled in the muck, howling and swearing and biting; blood—red and black—slashed across shattered armor. The tankmech plowed ahead, pounding and bellowing, only for the wraith tank to ram it side on, plates shrieking.

The last Guardian, battered and soaked, detonated a solar bomb, incinerating a dozen imps in a shrieking, final fuck-you to the legions of Hell.

Smoke twisted. On the ruined trench lines, only Loona, blood-drenched and limping, faced Sergeant Mason, whose armor was cratered and burning.

She spat a gob of fire and said, “Guess today’s not my fucking day. But at least I look better crawling through hell’s shit than you do wearing that tin suit. See you in hell, hero.”

His plasma rifle hissed to life. “Get in line, mutt.”

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**The Screaming Fields fell silent, save for the cackling of imps stripped to the bone, and the victorious, exhausted roar of surviving humanity as another day’s carnage painted the earth scarlet and black.**

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This story was generated by user zachrose with assistance by one of OpenAI’s large-scale language-generation model; prompts used to help generate the story are shown below.

Images were generated with OpenAI's AI system, DALL·E 2, or uploaded by the user.

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Prompt: helluva boss united crime syndicates of hell vs the Untied Earth protectorate a a battle with 3 guardians(a destiny 2 like super soldier) 49 marines and a tankmech whaile on the other team is a army of imps wich are cannon fodder hellhounds a comman elite infintry and goatia as commandars and officers with a wraith tank(a scrapy tank)the twosides infintry insult echother and its extra gorey with swear words with some helluva boss characters for example loona is a commando

Response: Certainly! Drawing on your prompt, here is an action-packed, gory battle scene with the flavor and language style suited to *Helluva Boss*—integrating Destiny 2-style super-soldiers, Helluva Boss characters like Loona, insults and banter, and brutal combat. --- **The Screaming Fields of Wrathgate** Acrid fire rolled from the blackened earth, slagging asphalt in curdled sheets where the cannons of the United Earth Protectorate’s tankmech, “Justice’s Cry,” had already spoken. Beside the scorched behemoth, 49 marines in chrome armor reloaded with mechanical precision. At their head stomped the Guardians: three glowing titans, veiled in shimmering blue light and radiating the promise of violence. Across no-man’s-land, Hell boiled alive with writhing ranks of imps—clutching battered weapons and cackling, tripping over their own idiocy. Behind them, hellhounds growled, their hackles bristling, while feather-plumed Goatia officers stalked, bellowing slur-laden orders. Cloaked in the shadow of a smoking, jury-rigged wraith tank, Commander Loona cracked her knuckles. She wore brimstone-scorched armor covered in spiked graffiti: *BITE ME, BITCHES*. Her red eyes narrowed as she surveyed the glistening marines. “Hey, bucketheads!” she snarled, voice cutting through the howling wind. “Did you polish those tin cans yourselves, or did your moms spit-shine them while you pissed yourselves?” On the other side, Sergeant Mason braced his pulse rifle and flicked on comms, smirking under his visor. “That you, furry mutt?” he fired back. “Stay back, fluffball, or I’ll send you back to the pound in pieces. And by the way—your breath smells like rotten squirrel ass.” The lines surged. Imps screamed, “Go fuck yourself, tinman!” as they spat and charged, getting blown apart in wet, comical sprays by disciplined marine volleys. An imp’s top half landed with a splat at Loona’s paws. “Damn, Jerry. Still not your day, huh,” she drawled, side-stepping entrails. A hellhound leapt, jaws distended. One Guardian met it mid-air, slamming it down with a shield of pure light—guts splashed, mixed with hot brimstone, and the hound’s last snarl died choking on its own fangs. The wraith tank belched a shell, pulverizing three marines in a spray of red and cerulean sparks. “You call *that* a tank?” chuckled Guardian Flint, surging forward in a crackle of arc light. “That’s just a rust bucket with a bad attitude!” Goatia Captain Shax shouted, “Eat shit, skyboy!” and unleashed a volley of soulflame. Flint’s power shield snapped, then, with a snarl, he blitzed forward—fists crackling—he punched a Goatia’s horn clean off. The officer collapse in a geyser of offal and cursing. Sergeant Mason shouted to his squad: “Move up! Don’t let those underworld rejects steal our lunch money!” He stomped a dying imp’s guts in, the thing's arms pinwheeling as it vomited curses. Loona vaulted over wreckage, her sidearm spitting inferno rounds, reducing a marine’s head to smoking ruin. “Serves you right, asshole!” she barked, snatching a stim and popping it as she ducked a blade. “Couldn’t shoot straight if your dick was the barrel!” Hellhounds and marines tangled in the muck, howling and swearing and biting; blood—red and black—slashed across shattered armor. The tankmech plowed ahead, pounding and bellowing, only for the wraith tank to ram it side on, plates shrieking. The last Guardian, battered and soaked, detonated a solar bomb, incinerating a dozen imps in a shrieking, final fuck-you to the legions of Hell. Smoke twisted. On the ruined trench lines, only Loona, blood-drenched and limping, faced Sergeant Mason, whose armor was cratered and burning. She spat a gob of fire and said, “Guess today’s not my fucking day. But at least I look better crawling through hell’s shit than you do wearing that tin suit. See you in hell, hero.” His plasma rifle hissed to life. “Get in line, mutt.” --- **The Screaming Fields fell silent, save for the cackling of imps stripped to the bone, and the victorious, exhausted roar of surviving humanity as another day’s carnage painted the earth scarlet and black.** ---

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