KoL

Deep Ground Online (Hiatus)

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When did Yuri get this complicated?

@TheWindel

Ever since your favorite magical girl anime was conceived, I do believe.

Talking about anime, I binged Shakugan no Shana's second season today and am at one episode to the end. Gotta say that the end more than compensates any lack of action in the previous episodes. The fight against Sabrac was probably the best one in the series so far, the guy is way too OP. There were so many nice things that it's hard to even begin the commentaries.

However, I gotta say that the final part is still confirming that I like Hecate more than the other girls in the story. If only she could have truly joined Yuji's quasi-harem, that would have been perfect.

Deep Ground Online (Hiatus)

@Caits

Oh, if that's the case, then I can lend you the help you may need. What Eris said was a straight quote of Thus Spoke Zarathustra. It's about the Death of God or God is Deadconcept developed by Nietzsche.

It goes more or less like this: Zarathustra is walking through a forest and meets a wandering holy man. The two have a brief talk about things of the word and life. When they depart, Zarathustra notices that the holy man probably never heard that God is dead, which makes all his conviction and faith pointless.

Now, the thing is simple. Eris is Zarathustra (the adept of nihilism) in this scenario and Cassandra is the hermit (the one who has faith in the world, but ultimately is fooled on Zarathustra's view). Eris is kind of repeating herself, but in a roundabout way. She is simply trying to make Cassandra notice that she's well again, and that she still thinks that Cassandra's optimism is an illusion, but she won't make that much of an effort to shake her out of it.

In a certain way, Cassandra shifted Eris' opinion and world view from a Straw Nihilist to an Anti Nihilist. She still believes that the world is pointless the way it's, but now she's seeing this with another eye.

Deep Ground Online (Hiatus)

Well, I posted Eris' half of my next post, though I'm still waiting @McFazzer's reply, before I do my next part as Yuuno/Absinthe. While on that matter, I would like to apologize for both you and @Caits, but I'll be passing on doing the collabs now, because @TheWindel had a much better idea of having this done when everyone is gathered, so I'll wait until our wonderful group date to move this idea forward.

Deep Ground Online (Hiatus)

Eris

As Eris sat there, on her rather lonesome dwelling, she eventually heard the approximation and greetings of her pair for tonight. Cassandra was quite nervous, if her voice was any indication of it.

Eris thought that this was a perfect opportunity to enjoy a little game. She had more than her fair share of problems with this relationship already and now, Eris want to savor it, like a cup of fine coffee. "When Zarathustra heard these words, he saluted the saint and said 'What should I have to give you! But let me go quickly that I take nothing from you! And thus they parted from one another, the old man and Zarathustra, laughing as two boys laugh[...]" Eris said as she turned a sideways glance towards Cassandra, a faint smirk graced her lips as she feigned to ignore her flame-haired and emerald-eyed companion while quoting Nietzsche.

Eris waited a few moments to gauge Cassandra's reaction, before she concluded with the art that was actually relevant for their relationship. "[...]But when Zarathustra was alone, he spoke thus to his heart: 'Could it be possible! This old saint has not heard in his forest that God is dead!'" After saying so, Eris wondered if Cassandra would at least have a clue about what she meant and closed her book, after placing a bookmark she got from the store on the page she was actually skimming over before Cassandra came.

Now, sated her own guessing game, Eris turned her full attention to Cassandra, once again clearly feigning that she had just noticed the redhead. "Good evening, Cassandra O'Shera," Eris said with a genuine non-hostile tone, before turning her face away partially indignant (or not?) with something "While I appreciate your concern about my hand, I must say that I'm disappointed with you. As a woman, you should know better than forgetting to compliment someone who got dressed in some of her best clothes just to go out with you." Eris concluded her (faked?)pout flipping her hair with her left(wounded) hand and closing her eyes while still facing away from Cassandra.

It would be truly hard to guess which was serious and which wasn't amidst the spirited German girl's feints. Perhaps, Eris had taken acting lessons before? She seemed at home when doing this kind of thing. However, sneak peek that she stole of Cassandra was poof enough that was nothing but a well crafted tease, though... only if Cassandra noticed it.

@caits

Onikisu

@Spriggs27

Don't think you can run from me and hide here. I'll be observing you and this thread from now on...

God's Shattering [Concluded]

@Guilty Spark

Damn, I don't remember the episode number, just search for Kittan Giga Drill Breaker and you are bound to find the same one.

God's Shattering [Concluded]

@The 42nd Gecko@Guilty Spark@Savo

Sometimes a man is allowed to admire the extent of his work, but only when it's truly an Opus Magnum.

See here:

God's Shattering [Concluded]

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Likely because technically, investigating matters between the different divisions is Asgard's job. Can't have other division members abusing their powers to get petty revenge on other division members (officially anyways). And despite the very shady rule the Imperium has, they aren't so crazy to abduct people for simple hatred. At least I try to play my part if the Imperium to not be so crazy.

@Lucius Cypher

Asgard as well doesn't let power abuse slip by any means. This is perhaps one of her most important points, the Observers however, would bend and twist the law in any means as long as it was for the benefit of the Imperator, in terms of pure morals they are the lowest, but even then, petty revenge isn't easily tolerated.

Okay, so stealing came to nothing. Can I at least make a daring escape? *Just wants tobe cool* ;_;

@Flamelord

I endorse this, let the boy be happy at least once. An explosion or two should do the trick, just remember:

Deep Ground Online (Hiatus)

@Spriggs27

I'm back! And I'll post yet today, if I can help it.

God's Shattering [Concluded]

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Support for my ship intensifies.

@The 42nd Gecko

It's always been a thing, after all the Imperator, Yggdrasil and the Jester are the oldest among the who cast and had known one another for centuries. It's enough time to build a fleet that would dwarf all the might of the all world's Navies combined.