This is the one hundred and thirty-fifth item, the one hundred and fifteenth art piece, the fifty-first original art piece and the seventeenth piece for 2014, since the formation of the museum.

This is the fifth and final of five one-panel story pages that had been ordered last month by  GameGod210 from  Saphine. The five pages will show Sharpfury's first encounter with Germania.

And now, the finale:

“Gute nacht, Lady Liberty,” Germania said, sounding a little upbeat as she spoke into her communicator. Fortunately, the lion hadn’t disposed of her gear. Rather, it was piled up alongside some of his other equipment and she was a little fumed as she thought that he had probably intended to sell off her stuff as well as her. She was putting on the last few pieces of her gear when she had called Gloria. “Ich haff some gute news for du.”

“Oh, what’s that?” Lady Liberty asked her on the other end of the line.

“Ich haff served up un beatink most severe to dat schwein vho tried to abduct du several days ago. Apparently, he thought dat ich vould make fine bait to capture both du und Ranger.” Germania couldn’t help but grin now. “It seems dat he’d underestimated me un bit.”

“That’s great news!” Lady Liberty practically shouted on her end. “Is he being held at the Philadelphia BOS?”

“Nein. Ve’re in some warehouse outside of town. Ich beat him unconscious und den vent to find mein gear. Der bastard actually haff der nerve to strip me bare!”

Now Lady Liberty’s tone became a lot more stressed. “Wait, you left him?! Germania get back in there now! That lion doesn’t have powers, but he can shrug off attacks that would put anyone else in traction. He’s playing possum!”

Germania’s eyes widened at once and she immediately sprinted back towards the room they had fought in, drawing out her sword as she burst into the room. Eyeing the room immediately, she realized angrily that Gloria had been right. A faint trail of blood led from where she had thrown him out a back door. “Scheisse! He’s gone!” she angrily shouted as she punched a hole into the wall next to her.

Looking out the back door, she scanned the horizon. Not seeing a trace of him, she growled as she sheathed her sword. “Sharpfury, du haff made un significant enemy today.”

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You can find the original copy here on  Saphine's page: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/14675742/

Germania © 2014  leoni2
Sharfury and short story © 2014  GameGod210
Art © 2014  Saphine