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Lord Wraith
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Reluctantly retired roleplayer.
Except when I'm not.
Why are you here when you should be writing posts?
You can edit a bad draft, but you cannot edit a blank page.
Except when I'm not.
Why are you here when you should be writing posts?
You can edit a bad draft, but you cannot edit a blank page.
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Where's @Snownado at? I miss that little marshmallow.
Don't worry, Maria will be too excited and curious experiencing Oregon to be depressed.
She'll probably teach her teammates anatomy using her own body
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Seattle is in Washington, little to the North.
Again, they're a bunch of hormonal young teenagers who--
@Lord Wraith if we brought back "Phrasing" it would really make these jokes a lot more streamlined and quicker off the cuff...
Did "phrasing" ever really go away?
Its really interesting thought, Maria out fanservicing Cece out of ignorance yet for the same goal of being seen and noticed.
Have at it lol, Cece doesn't fanservice. She just dresses how she wants. She's just not great at practicing modesty.
@Lord Wraith So would Cece not be able to get a blood transfusion? I'm guessing with her nanites she probably wouldn't need one but just curious.
Yeah, the nanites basically diminish any need for such a procedure. Although, in the case of a blood transfusion, since it would be a blood type matching or compatible with her own, it wouldn't react with the cells in a way to prompt a reaction. Alternatively, the nanites could be temporarily suppressed while the procedure is ongoing.
Huh, so Maria would have to purge the nanites in Cece's bloodstream in order to cure her
Or!
And hear me out here,
We let the nanites do their thing.
Debatable, and I guess it's upto Wraith. The difference between the two is blood healing requires blood, something physical, going into the body whereas magical healing would just give the body energy to expediate the healing on its own. Though as I said its really down to Wraith as a player, since its affecting his character.
This is more what I was thinking as well. The blood is a foreign agent 'attacking' the body, therefore the nanites would respond to it as a hostile. Magic doesn't really work the same way, nor does it really have anything physical to fight against. It's an energy, and one could argue that depending on the nature of the spell, the healing is being performed by magically boosting the nanites.
But would the nanites nullify alien infection and assimilation Dandelion's Very Special Hug?
Same as the blood, the nanites would definitely treat alien infection and attempted assimilation as a hostile foreign agent and immediately begin attempting to nullify it.
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Solution to thats simple. CeCes nanites sees the blood as something bad and invasive, nullifies it.
Nanites are my answer to everything.
"How did Cece do that?"
Nanites.
"Why did Cece do that?"
Nanites.
"What did Cece do?"
Nanites.
Cece needs a medic and a mechanic.
Now I'm just picturing some cheesy chick flick where she finally finds the one who not only put her body back together but also her heart.
You all know she's the romantic type who probably keeps a journal.
Now I'm just picturing some cheesy chick flick where she finally finds the one who not only put her body back together but also her heart.
You all know she's the romantic type who probably keeps a journal.
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Sooooo.... Conor is going to have to invest some studying in healing runes, for when the team medic goes postal on people.
Got it.
Assuming both people are accepted.
Can we take a vote for who is the team medic?
Can I have private healthcare?
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