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Alrighty~
So Shadow/Books, is it alright then if I go ahead with that timeskip~?
I feel like a timeskip might be in order. Say, a day or two? I was also thinking of having a witch's assembly happen.
"Alice, Alice, look!"
On the way to fetch food, the witch of eternity had come across something interesting.
"Those two things fighting, that one on the right, that's Jabbers isn't it?! Oh, Mumsy would be so proud to see him out and about like this! Say, where do you think he came from?"
Alice's eyes silently flitted over to the fight in progress, words echoing through her mind.
And as in uffish thought he stood,
The Jabberwock, with eyes of flame,
Came whiffling through the tulgey wood,
And burbled as it came!
...and yet, somehow that thing wasn't a Ploy. Not of the same ilk as hers, certainly.
Interesting.
"What shall we do, my dearest angel?" Robin chirped, flitting about Alice happily.
Alice silently turned and moved to walk away.
Food had to be bought.
Also now she had a new construction project in mind.
On the way to fetch food, the witch of eternity had come across something interesting.
"Those two things fighting, that one on the right, that's Jabbers isn't it?! Oh, Mumsy would be so proud to see him out and about like this! Say, where do you think he came from?"
Alice's eyes silently flitted over to the fight in progress, words echoing through her mind.
And as in uffish thought he stood,
The Jabberwock, with eyes of flame,
Came whiffling through the tulgey wood,
And burbled as it came!
...and yet, somehow that thing wasn't a Ploy. Not of the same ilk as hers, certainly.
Interesting.
"What shall we do, my dearest angel?" Robin chirped, flitting about Alice happily.
Alice silently turned and moved to walk away.
Food had to be bought.
Also now she had a new construction project in mind.
"Alice, I want food."
Liam's cry for sustenance was once again made.
"Are you asking Alice to do something physical?" A blue bird spoke up, hopping up to Liam. "You know she has zero stamina and reflexes, right? TShe can only swim in the dog paddle, she can't swing on the bar or ride a bike, every day in PE she only sat at the edge of the schoolyard. But that’s perfect! I know because I was there taking pictures! All Alice needs to be is bea-"
The bird was interrupted by a flick to the skull from its master. "Robin, be quiet. Let's go." She said blandly.
And so began "Alice-chan's First Errand."
Liam's cry for sustenance was once again made.
"Are you asking Alice to do something physical?" A blue bird spoke up, hopping up to Liam. "You know she has zero stamina and reflexes, right? TShe can only swim in the dog paddle, she can't swing on the bar or ride a bike, every day in PE she only sat at the edge of the schoolyard. But that’s perfect! I know because I was there taking pictures! All Alice needs to be is bea-"
The bird was interrupted by a flick to the skull from its master. "Robin, be quiet. Let's go." She said blandly.
And so began "Alice-chan's First Errand."
"ORT, I'm hungry."
Such was the whine of Liam as he rolled onto his side, his stomach grumbling. A disjointed form of human speech emanated from the TYPE below him.
"Then acquire something with a strong flavor for us."
"But OOOOOOORT..."
Neither existence wanted to have to do anything.
Also there was an amplifying energy cascade some ways away, so some idiots were probably having a battle.
"If they don't quiet down so I can get back to sleep, there's gonna be hell to pay."
"Your species is subpar at slumbering, if you cannot ignore the sound of a handful of weaklings trading blows."
"Shut up, ORT."
Such was the whine of Liam as he rolled onto his side, his stomach grumbling. A disjointed form of human speech emanated from the TYPE below him.
"Then acquire something with a strong flavor for us."
"But OOOOOOORT..."
Neither existence wanted to have to do anything.
Also there was an amplifying energy cascade some ways away, so some idiots were probably having a battle.
"If they don't quiet down so I can get back to sleep, there's gonna be hell to pay."
"Your species is subpar at slumbering, if you cannot ignore the sound of a handful of weaklings trading blows."
"Shut up, ORT."
Realized that Liam needs to eat, and neither he nor ORT are willing to stand up to go fetch food. New puppet for Liam.
Name: Alice Kuonji
Appearance:
World: Mahou Tsukai no Yoru / Nasuverse
Bio: http://typemoon.wikia.com/wiki/Alice_Kuonji
Name: Alice Kuonji
Appearance:
World: Mahou Tsukai no Yoru / Nasuverse
Bio: http://typemoon.wikia.com/wiki/Alice_Kuonji
"Cool? That was the opening sequence, when the game actually starts is when it gets cool." Erika replied, flopping onto her side. "I bet those kids are scurrying to talk to their little god right now, not realizing that it's already ended. But I digress, you want in on what I'm doing, right? Give me some motivation to include you."
Before the owl had reached Erika, the Eye of Perception had alerted her to its presence, or more accurately its full existence.
"What is it? I'm tired~" Hummed the witch, still laying down.
"What is it? I'm tired~" Hummed the witch, still laying down.
The Layer Three spells, as they had been dubbed. The two strongest spells Erika commanded authority over.
Goshintai, and Hell's Gouging Sword.
The former, a marvelous trick of reality. Paying an enormous energy cost with this spell resulted in the creation of a temporary link between the mind of the user and reality, allowing images to pass from the former to the latter freely. In that sense, it could be seen as a way of working around the law of conservation of energy, a spell that found a loophole in the fabric of reality and exploited it. In other words, even if the cost of what was being projected would normally exceed the cost of Goshintai itself, or even Erika's maximum energy capacity, it could still be projected under the thrall of Goshintai. All the same, it had its weaknesses, as it was essentially just a "better" version of Devil's Projection at its core, and so was bound to the same principle of "something which currently 'is' cannot be projected." Not to mention the utterly absurd energy cost. While it was a fixed cost, a third of a witch's power on a single spell was so inordinate it was unheard of.
The latter though...the latter was the only solely "offensive" spell in the witch's arsenal. An arrow of light that would kill anything, from a man to a devil to even a god. If the Shinigami were struck with it, or a Kishin, or the great leader of all witches, they would not survive the attack. Even so, while in theory it was the "strongest" offensive spell possible, a strong enough being with a quick enough reaction time could negate it before it touched them. As long as it was blasted before it touched its target, its capability to be a "certain one-hit kill" would diminish. Not to mention the absurd energy drain caused by using it. Like Goshintai, it was something intended to be a last resort among last resorts.
She would probably need to use those more and more in the coming days.
But for now...
"Fwah, two Go's, rest, projecting three Eggs, rest, and using Go a third time all in one day? If I hadn't restored at least something during those rests I'd be dry for the rest of the day. Sleepy..."
Such were the words of the witch who had earlier declared war on a god as she fell back onto the ground, closing her eyes.
Goshintai, and Hell's Gouging Sword.
The former, a marvelous trick of reality. Paying an enormous energy cost with this spell resulted in the creation of a temporary link between the mind of the user and reality, allowing images to pass from the former to the latter freely. In that sense, it could be seen as a way of working around the law of conservation of energy, a spell that found a loophole in the fabric of reality and exploited it. In other words, even if the cost of what was being projected would normally exceed the cost of Goshintai itself, or even Erika's maximum energy capacity, it could still be projected under the thrall of Goshintai. All the same, it had its weaknesses, as it was essentially just a "better" version of Devil's Projection at its core, and so was bound to the same principle of "something which currently 'is' cannot be projected." Not to mention the utterly absurd energy cost. While it was a fixed cost, a third of a witch's power on a single spell was so inordinate it was unheard of.
The latter though...the latter was the only solely "offensive" spell in the witch's arsenal. An arrow of light that would kill anything, from a man to a devil to even a god. If the Shinigami were struck with it, or a Kishin, or the great leader of all witches, they would not survive the attack. Even so, while in theory it was the "strongest" offensive spell possible, a strong enough being with a quick enough reaction time could negate it before it touched them. As long as it was blasted before it touched its target, its capability to be a "certain one-hit kill" would diminish. Not to mention the absurd energy drain caused by using it. Like Goshintai, it was something intended to be a last resort among last resorts.
She would probably need to use those more and more in the coming days.
But for now...
"Fwah, two Go's, rest, projecting three Eggs, rest, and using Go a third time all in one day? If I hadn't restored at least something during those rests I'd be dry for the rest of the day. Sleepy..."
Such were the words of the witch who had earlier declared war on a god as she fell back onto the ground, closing her eyes.
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