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Current No point posting your writing online if you don't care about praise.
6 yrs ago
Is the rioting and BLM brought up yet?
6 yrs ago
Honestly, I don't get the grief given to SAO when there's stuff like Mushoku Tensei where the MC actively lusts for underaged girls. And it's the most popular isekai in Japan.
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6 yrs ago
Reminder that the Pentagon just confirmed UFOs are real.
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6 yrs ago
Also, it's kinda annoying going back and forth writing short replies since I got other stuff to do and that just interrupts my rythm.

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Regina Meredith



When the alarm blared, she was right in the middle of sipping her coffee, as she analyzed an image of a DNA structure on the display in front of her.

It made her spit some of it out with a cough, landing on the keyboard.

"Gah! I'm in the middle of something here!" she proclaimed angrily.

She didn't pout for long though. She quickly put her jacket back on before scurrying towards the command centre. Technically, her job description didn't make her have to be there, but to satisfy her personal curiosity, she watched every single battle MAX FIRE engaged in.

Once there, she immediately sat on her seat, crossed her legs, and began issuing orders to the other staff members.

"Show me every single data you got on the monster!" she told them. If we're lucky, I could find its weaknesses right away!

In front of the room was a giant monitor, linked to the cameras that just happened to be in the correct position to watch the monster. MAX FIRE had the authority to redirect the feed into their base right away. It wasn't perfect but it was enough that she could tell just how the monster looked.

Let's see... With that kind of neck length, it should be pretty fragile in the middle. More detailed data aren't available yet to make an actual scientific conclusion, but we don't have any time for that now.

She then leaned over to the microphone in front of her, having to raise her butt slightly from her chair due to the setup being more designed for an adult than a teenager like her. She pressed the button to connect her to the pilots' channel before saying, "Alright, everyone! Let's start by attacking the middle of the neck!"
Praxis



Ah, a person unfamiliar to how alchemy works. It's only natural since they came from a different universe after all.

"Well," she turned to answer her questioner, "I have medicines that could heal any wounds, no matter how severe. And my most powerful bomb could destroy a city in a single blast, though naturally, I hope we wouldn't have to use it. I'm not limited to just that however. I could also call down a beam of light from the sky for a precision strike. Or summon a tiny black hole that could suck everything around it, even ripping out souls in the process occasionally. And if you're asking about support items, I also have a mirror that could create mirages of yourself.

"If you're asking how I use them, my medicine comes in pill and liquid form. The latter you could even break the bottle to transform it into healing vapor. As for the bombs, well, I throw them, of course," she added with a smile.

Her questioner was one of the non-humans. Her more biologically oriented friend would definitely love to examine his body. To her though, he just has her standard curiosity.
Praxis



"Going straight to our first assignment, huh? Well, I guess it could be a good chance for me to study other universes closely. I'm not the expert on the matter, mind you. My friend Elie is. Oh, if only she could be here."

Elie was another alchemist from a different family, and she was currently researching the existence of other universes and the possible methods to travel between them.

Elune then listened to Praxis' explanation on where and what their first mission would be.

"The Endedverse, hmm? A universe that is destroyed by war... that is a sad thing indeed..."

"And our goal is to get their notes and subdue them... I understand their desire to obtain more knowledge and wisdom but I suppose the stability of the multiverse is more important," she pondered with closed eyes.

At Praxis' suggestion of being acquainted with her teammates, she announced to the others her name and occupation.

"Hello, everyone! My name is Elune Terminus! And I am an alchemist!" she said with a bright smile as she curtsied, lifting the hem of her white dress a little.

"I could handle both healing and offense, though I'm not that great in melee combat, since I mostly attack with explosives and the like."

She looked at the other people in the room. She was surprised by just how many there were that didn't look like humans. Were the other universes just populated by mostly non-humans? Or was it just pure chance? It was another thing to investigate for sure. She would ask more about the other universes from them but she didn't believe there would be time for that before they would be thrown to their first mission.
Praxis



"Hmm, sounds acceptable enough," Elune replied, "An exchange of knowledge between universes could be really useful but at the same time it could risk throwing the world into chaos. Returning home, there's no doubt us council members would have to think really carefully on the knowledge of other universes actually existing. Nevertheless, I'm sure this would hasten our development on our own trans-dimensional travel system."

"Protection of our universe from others though, I would have to discuss that with the others as well. I would have to tell them about this organization of yours at the very least."

"If you can agree with all that, then I would be glad to join," she said with a smile.
Christine



Andras didn't stand a chance.

When Christine's Soul Fire connected with her, it knocked her out of commission in one hit. Christine almost felt bad for her.

But this was a battlefield after all so she wouldn't.

"One down!" Christine cheerfully declared. "Now there should only be two left. Hmm, I think Bak and Rurik are taking them on."

Even from her distanced position, she could hear all the havoc and destruction the two were doing.

"Seems like they're having a lot of fun. Maybe I shouldn't butt in..." she pondered.

But when one of the Vigilantes came near her, while not noticing that there was another member of St. Mephisto just out of his line of sight, Christine couldn't resist.

She had to take this one on too.

Let's take him by surprise!

She put her hand on the nearby wall; the same wall that her opponent was leaning on. And then, focusing her power of ice and winter, in a flash, she made ice creep towards his location. If he didn't immediately detach himself from it, he would find his body being stuck frozen to it.

She wasn't finished however.

She still had more cards to play after all.

"Earwig Squad!" she announced.

A bunch of goblins appeared in front of her, all itching for a fight.

"Alright everyone, attack that man over there!" she ordered, pointing towards Aram.

She too would join in on the fight as the support role. She would try to immobilize Aram with her ice as much as she could so that her goblins could get a lot of good hits in. And if he ran back where he came from, there would surely be Bak and Rurik waiting readily for him. And if he tried to just rush in to her position, well, there was her winter storm for that.

"Another checkmate, I suppose!"
Praxis



"I see... I see... Unfortunate that this world had been ravaged by conflict. This kind of thing is why only those with knowledge and wisdom should seat on the throne of power," Elune replied as she put on her thinking pose, one arm supporting the other as she played with her chin. "This is all so hard to believe but with further examination, I'm sure I can prove the truth of it all without a doubt. Ooh, wait until the others hear about this!"

Then she realized something.

"Hey, are we supposed to keep this place a secret? Or even the existence of a multiverse in the first place?" she asked again. "I warn you though. No matter if I accept or not, I would still deliver this knowledge to my world. You have to erase my memories first before sending me back."

She then looked at the frightened, mechanical-looking thing near her. She was far more panicky than her, it seemed. She had no idea what she was speaking about but at the very least, their host was comforting her.

I might be interested.
Alicia



Alicia watched Nidgardt carefully as she walked behind him. She wanted to see the effect of her curse, but so far, they hadn't met any girls yet.

They were both going to the dorms anyway, so there was no reason to separate from him.

Once there, she left him to go to the female side of the dorms, saying, "I have no interest in your tournament, especially after what you just did." She clearly didn't accept his apology.

Back at her room, she took off her uniform, going straight to the bathtub for a long, warm bath. Her room was a premium one. She paid extra to have the privilege.

She just wanted to forget everything that just happened.
Regina Meredith



When she arrived there, dressed in her usual short coat over micro dress getup, to her displeasure, there were already other people there, wanting a cup of coffee of their own.

First there was Hazel. Thankfully, she already got her coffee so she wouldn't have to line up behind her.

And then, there was Corinne bugging her.

She never liked her much. Too loud and rambunctious for her taste.

So she decided to ignore the two, only giving them a glance before going straight to the coffee machine.

No cream. Great.

I think I'm just going to drink it back at a lab, regulations be damned. I'm not a child who'll spill coffee on highly expensive equipment.
Regina Meredith



Another day, another fallen monster to analyze. And it just had to appear real early in the morning, nicely disturbing her beauty sleep.

Yaaaaaawn.

She groggily looked at the display in front of them. All complicated, sciency stuff that the average joe wouldn't be able to comprehend. Of course, as a genius, she understood all of it, even in a half-awake state like this.

But her brain still refused to really "turn on", so to speak, which added to her grumpiness.

"I need coffee. Now."

She looked around the lab. No one else was there except for her, naturally, as it hadn't entered official work hours yet for the rest of the lab researchers and staff. She had come here early on her own volition.

"Bah, what a lazy bunch."

She now had to walk to the break room's espresso machine. What a waste of her time.

This was going to be a long day.

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