Hi! I'm pretty new to writing fanfiction, so I figured I'd create some for my most anticipated game of the year. Feedback would be appreciated! Thanks.
This story may shift to include the perspectives of other characters over time, but for now, I'd like to focus on Wolf.
Wolf O'Donnell had been dormant for the last few months. With no current conflict to trigger an altercation with Star Fox, their general illegal activities of smuggling and larceny began to seem repetitive to Wolf.
Deep in thought, he stroked a single claw across his operative desk. What could he possibly do now? Where could he go from here?
Just as Wolf was beginning to contemplate his goals, a voice cut off his thoughts. The voice belonged to no other than one of his tag-a-longs, Panther Caroso.
"Wolf, we've got an incoming transmission. I can't trace the address, either."
Wolf looked upon Panther quizzically.
"Check it again." Having no traceable location to a signal was uncommon, especially considering the technological prowess of their armoury.
Panther's expression temporarily shifted to one of annoyance due to Wolf doubting his competence, but he maintained his composure. "There's nothing on it except for a circle with a cross in it."
Wolf, immediately recognising the insignia, sighed. "Ignore it. It's probably another one of those useless vouchers that Smash keep sending me for being a 'veteran'.".
Panther acknowledged the command. "Declining the signal..."
"...It won't come off. I'm declining it and the transmission continues to pop up."
Wolf sighed, seeing no other option. "...Accept it."
A bright hologram flashed on the all of the screens of Star Wolf's base, and Master Hand's booming voice echoed throughout the facility.
"SUPER SMASH BROTHERS, ULTIMATE!"
Wolf groaned and pinched the bridge of his eyes.
"WOLF O'DONNELL, YOU HAVE BEEN INVITED TO JOIN THIS *ULTIMATE* RENDITION OF THE SMASH CELEBRATION!"
Surprised, Wolf raised an eyebrow. Both Leon and Panther were staring at him.
Wolf chuckled - both Leon and Panther were disconcerted by his laughter.
He muttered a familiar catchphrase to himself. "Don't hesitate. When the time comes... just act."
He rose from his seat.
"I'm sure as hell not missing this."