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4 yrs ago
Current Smarty Jones... Just... Consider removing the 'Smarty' part of your name if you're going to try and kick up a side-argument here, there's no reason for that. Otherwise, let's just move on.
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4 yrs ago
People don't tend to think about rules when in disputes. Instead, just point out that whoever stops arguing first gets to see the other make a fool of themselves if they going after it all stopped.
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4 yrs ago
The best part about being on the Guild this long is that nowadays, I can sit back and chuckle as the newcomers try to start a fight an instead get all the old hands ganging up on them. Popcorn for me.
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5 yrs ago
Got my first covid vaccination today. I was terrified, but the staff there were very well trained and things went well.
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5 yrs ago
Every few minutes playing Mass Effect: Legendary Edition, I tear up from the memories. It's not often you get a game that truly pulls at the same heartstrings as your childhood playthrough's once did.
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Belle begins to walk quickly after James, whistling to herself as Penny flaps her wings, as if showing her mighty strength. Belle gives a giggle, petting Penny on the head as she walks. She loved Penny like a sister. Penny flaps her wings, and flies over to James, landing on his shoulder. Belle laughs. "Penny, jeez, already after the men. You just met!" She laughs, and Penny makes chirping noises before flapping onto James' other shoulder. Belle quickly jogs up and walks on the side of James which Penny was on. "Sorry about her. I'm Belle, and she," Belle nods to Penny, "Is Penny."
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-Unfathomable Truth

"This is Unfathomable, your containment cell is being prepared," Verdin glanced at the communications officer as he said this, who instantly got the message. "And shall be ready when you arrive back on the ship." He flicked a switch, and the COM snapped off. Verdin had a small dislike for Khazo, though he would not let that show. Especially as a new fleet showed up, along with a second new fleet, the former engaging his forces and the latter engaging the former. The operations officer turns back to Verdin, his eyes clearly stating that he had good news to bring. "Fleetmaster, all of our ships are back online," He says, to which the communications officer chimes in, "The fleet are requesting orders." Unfortunately, before Verdin could reply, the officer added in some bad news. "Sir, Valence has been destroyed, and we are receiving a message from the apparently allying fleet." Verdin clicks his mandibles. The current situation was certainly not the best, and was quite confusing. "Order the fleet to engage both the human and other fleet, but leave the last fleet untouched. Relay the message to me." Verdin says, leaning back as a COM window opens to the fleet attempting to contact him.

-UNSC Trinity

"Reports are wild. We have hostiles crawling around everywhere."
Rose bites her lip, finishing a grunt with a shot to the head with her pistol. "Tell me something I don't know, Arrow." She says. Dauntless had turned out to be a good fireteam, supporting her as she engaged many of the hostiles that bothered them en-route to wherever they were going. "There are hostiles at the data center, and by the sounds of the COM, guys planting a bomb at the engine room. You can go for the data, that's sensitive stuff. Dauntless can go for the engines." Arrow put a marker for each person on their HUDs, and they began to separate without a word, Dauntless going for the engines, Rose for the guys at the data center. "Oh, and Rose. You should take a look at this." Rose' eyes widened as she saw two unknown fleets pop up in a window in the corner of her HUD. That certainly was a discovery. Who are they?

Upon triple timing it to the data center, which Rose was already quite near, she spots a trio of Covenant, possibly spec-ops, moving out of the data center. Upon closer inspection, they had a prisoner which the Elite was carrying. That would make things a lot harder, however she had the element of surprise. Normally, a person would throw a flashbang and then start shooting, however Rose found that if you shot first, the enemies were to busy shooting back at you to notice the grenade. She didn't know how it worked with Covies, she only used this trick with Insurrectionists, however she tried it anyways. She laid down at the corner, and popped only her head and her gun out, shooting under the legs of the enemies to hit the sniper in the rear of the trio's legs. She quickly threw the flashbang before continuing to fire at the Covies.
Jennifer remained crying, her arms wrapped tightly around Sam, upset as she remembered her past, and thought about the fact that she wasn't that good of a person for taking a lot of the tech that she used. She listened to what he had to say, her tears slowly faltering to the point where she was no longer crying. His words, his calm voice, how sweet he was, it all added up to her tears disappearing. "S-Sam," She whispers, her arms wrapped around his neck. "Y-You're... Sweet." She says, leaning toward him and giving him a firm kiss on the cheek.
"Well, you see..." Jennifer begins, but then she catches herself. She wasn't going to say. Then again, it was already known to that guy that walked up to her that she was stealing things. Biting her lip, she says, "I don't really trust people I meet. My parents used to... Steal. Not just from shops, or something small like that. They were..." She closed her eyes. "They were hackers. They stole things major, they stole, they stole military designs, and things like that." She shook her head, lowering the glasses so he would be able to see that she was tearing up, badly, she spoke again. "They did it for bad. I was let go because I was young when they were caught, and they didn't realize what they had been teaching me. They thought I was innocent. I wasn't." It was at that point she hugged Sam, burying her head into his shoulder, crying.
Jennifer raised her eyebrows as she was given a second pair of glasses. "Thank you, yes, I do," She says, smiling as she slips them on. Woah, she thinks as she sees that the HUD was more advanced than she thought. "And, well, now that I trust you, my actual name is Jennifer. Jennifer Noircat. Though, my old friends gave me the nickname Noirmeow." She gives a smile, scooting a little closer to Sam, close enough that her arm was touching his. Looking through the errors, she thought of a solution to Sam's problems. "You see, the fast response protocol and the anti-intruder software are set to activate upon the first shot, meaning that they have no regard for friendly or accidental fire." She began typing a sample code on a different screen, so as to not edit the current scripts of the suit. "However, if you set a toggle script here," she began typing in the sample-screen, "and a checking subroutine, it should be able to failsafe the procedure in the case of friendly fire."
"Nah, it's not your fault that your suit shot me," The girl says. "But hey, I was the one who shot you first." Jennifer's face turned slightly more red as she felt arms being put around her neck, and she gazed up at Sam. She gently wrapped her arms around him, smiling shyly. If he wanted to have his arms around her, then she would do the same to him (though definitely shyly). "Yes, let's just forget what happened." Jennifer says. But, I don't want to forget this, she thinks to herself, squeezing him tighter for a moment before she let go.

When they arrived at the rec-room, Jennifer put her armour down onto the ground, folding it up there as best she could. With that being done, she sat down next to Sam, raising her eyebrows at the fact that his fingers were dancing in the air, as if typing. Only then did she see the glasses on, and figured that if his suit was as good as it was, which it was, the glasses had to be some sort of HUD. I have to attempt to get that design, somehow. She thought to herself, watching Sam as he worked. Biting the inside of her lip gently, she scooted a little closer to him without a word.
Why can't I see? The girl thought, staring through the black and the void of her vision. Maybe it's safer here, where I can't see anything. It's just my own little world, my own little void. Ruby releases a loud sigh, before realizing that the source of the void and black of her vision was the fact that her eyes were shut. A shame, as Ruby would have enjoyed a longer rest, a longer separation from remembering what had occurred the night before. A second thing she realized was that the excruciating pain from the attack had vanished to nothing, something she was highly thankful for.

As she rose into a sitting position, Ruby realized that she was on her own. Nobody else was near her, and she felt like that was a good thing to happen to her. It meant there was no horrible wolf tearing into her, but on the other hand, it would mean that her friends were separated from her and if she needed help she would be unable to receive it. The girl took this moment to begin thinking about what next to do. I could sit here and continue thinking, or I could try to get back to camp. Immediately, Ruby rose to her feet, looking around. She vaguely remembered which direction she had came from, and began to stumble that way. More thinking time as I walk, she thought to herself.

Why am I crying? Ruby thought, as she stumbled through the treeline toward the camp. Tears streaked down her cheeks, tears of sadness for what had happened, and tears of fear for walking back alone. Though being alone had benefits, they also had disadvantages. At the camp, Ruby saw some of her friends there. Thank god, she thinks, stumbling toward the camp like she had just come from hell. Not knowing that the others were also attacked by a wolf, though seeing that it was possible they had too by the tears in some of their clothes, she moves over, wordless. She had no idea what to say. I can't exactly say, 'oh, hey, I was attacked by a wolf. Cool stuff, eh?'
Aria and Rose look to eachother, and then lean close, talking quietly among themselves. After about a minute or two of talking to eachother, they then pull away from eachother, and look back at Aden. "We agree," Aria says, "However this will be of the southern armies of Sakuya. The north shall be left out." She says. Rose bows her head slightly. "Aria doesn't want to fracture her own 'area' of the kingdom. It's... Not really her area, however it has been whispered among people that the north is hers, as she spends a lot of time up there. Ultimately, it's up to the rulers of the south what happens in the north, as we are a whole kingdom, but," Rose shrugs. "We let them do what they want. Responsibly."
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