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*Chuckles*
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*It enters the space*
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*The darkness begins to physically separate your minds*
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I kinda want to throw Mordric and mierno into the fight with rhythm and tempo.
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You may be hurt.
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What th-
*Holds hands to head and starts screaming in pain before fainting.*
*The negative crystal pops out and absorbs the shadow, sealing it away.*
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You are an interesting one. Unfortunately, you are vulnerable.
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*Black walls shoot into the ceiling to separate them*
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*Watches them form*
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You are correct; you were dealing with me.
*Several dark and sharp objects of unstable shape point at you*
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And the glitches aren't a netnavi thing; they're unique to Tempo, who can use them when in a state of depression of some sort. The effect is random, so there's no strategy to it.
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Code, the basis of everything in Existence?
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It's fine.
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Take an atom and split it until you get quantum bits. Split those until you get philotes. Split those until you get Code, the smallest divisible unit of matter and energy.
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All that is is a translation similar to how navi and things from the navinet are brought into the real world. Tempo can cause glitches in the real world in a similar manner, and its effects are simply scrambling the smallest bits of what Existence is made of- as though it were a program. It messes with the code.