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My 3DS's charger is bricked and the 3DS itself is low on power. Until I get another charger, I got nothing.
mattmanganon said
I updated S11 as I said I would... Last week... I've been busy.
This...this is actually an okay backstory. What the fuck. You mind if I write out an omake for the Highton View Terrace thing?
Back from Europe tomorrow, don't let me hold you up.
Anyone still alive in here?
Oi Ganon, were you in London on Sunday?
Right now, Fion was of mixed opinions. On one hand, Fion Meyer actually existed in the records, so coming down here wasn't a waste of time after all. On the other hand, the demented little girl in his dreams seemed to be telling the truth. That probably wouldn't end well for him. Regardless, he shook his head and gathered together all of the documents he had found related to the girl before sitting down to read them over.
From what he had discovered, Fion Meyer was the daughter of two army sergeants that had fought in the Talentless Strife. The Meyer family had once been a renowned family like the Seyours...were. Only that they were more famed for their magic than their military service. The Meyer family's magical might had once been passed down through selective inbreeding, but that practice seemed to have stopped a few generations before Fion's. Their mages had the particular quirk of only being able to use a single element of magic, completely unable to use any other. Of course, the significance of this didn't escape Fion. He himself was incapable of using any elemental magic besides wind.
The Meyer line had died with Fion Meyer, who had been left an orphan after both of her parents were slain during the final weeks of the Talentless Strife. She had been placed under the care of one Gael Ericsson before being transported out of Cykes to the town of Burrow, which had been constructed to be a refugee shelter for victims of the Strife. However, the girl had never made it to Burrow. A bridgeside accident pushed the carriage into the river. The bodies were recovered by a hunting party led by a mage by the name of...Tanith Seyour. She had been unable to resuscitate the girl, and personally oversaw her burial in the Meyer family cemetery north of Cykes out of a sense of responsibility for the lives lost in the accident.
"What." He uttered out loud in disbelief. That didn't make sense. As far as he knew, his mother had never used any magic whatsoever. Hell, the woman used an ordinary steel sword rather than talentium. And yet this report claimed that Tanith Seyour had been a mage. This would need looking into, right alongside the Meyer thing. Fortunately, he could do both right here in the census archives. The Meyer report had also mentioned the girl being taken care of by a Gael Ericsson. That was a lead he could look into here. If this person was still alive, Fion could track him down later. Knowing his luck, though, Ericsson probably died in the attack last night.
And he would have to stay here to search the records on his mother anyway. With the entire Seyour family deceased, or at best missing, Fion couldn't exactly ask any of them if his mother had actually been a mage. With this in mind, he began searching for records on both Gael Ericsson and Tanith Seyour.
From what he had discovered, Fion Meyer was the daughter of two army sergeants that had fought in the Talentless Strife. The Meyer family had once been a renowned family like the Seyours...were. Only that they were more famed for their magic than their military service. The Meyer family's magical might had once been passed down through selective inbreeding, but that practice seemed to have stopped a few generations before Fion's. Their mages had the particular quirk of only being able to use a single element of magic, completely unable to use any other. Of course, the significance of this didn't escape Fion. He himself was incapable of using any elemental magic besides wind.
The Meyer line had died with Fion Meyer, who had been left an orphan after both of her parents were slain during the final weeks of the Talentless Strife. She had been placed under the care of one Gael Ericsson before being transported out of Cykes to the town of Burrow, which had been constructed to be a refugee shelter for victims of the Strife. However, the girl had never made it to Burrow. A bridgeside accident pushed the carriage into the river. The bodies were recovered by a hunting party led by a mage by the name of...Tanith Seyour. She had been unable to resuscitate the girl, and personally oversaw her burial in the Meyer family cemetery north of Cykes out of a sense of responsibility for the lives lost in the accident.
"What." He uttered out loud in disbelief. That didn't make sense. As far as he knew, his mother had never used any magic whatsoever. Hell, the woman used an ordinary steel sword rather than talentium. And yet this report claimed that Tanith Seyour had been a mage. This would need looking into, right alongside the Meyer thing. Fortunately, he could do both right here in the census archives. The Meyer report had also mentioned the girl being taken care of by a Gael Ericsson. That was a lead he could look into here. If this person was still alive, Fion could track him down later. Knowing his luck, though, Ericsson probably died in the attack last night.
And he would have to stay here to search the records on his mother anyway. With the entire Seyour family deceased, or at best missing, Fion couldn't exactly ask any of them if his mother had actually been a mage. With this in mind, he began searching for records on both Gael Ericsson and Tanith Seyour.
Just give Brazil the cup.
A few minutes later, BanchoLeomon found BlackWarGreymon holed up with his Tamer next to a still-standing section of the fortress. Walking up to them, he wasted no time in getting down to business.
"So, we need to talk. Should probably send your Tamer away, though. Unless you want her hearing us plan to murder a man." He said bluntly, immediately catching BlackWarGreymon's attention.
"Oh? And who would you possibly want to...oh." The armored dragon trailed off, realizing who BanchoLeomon was talking about. Standing up, he turned back to his Tamer. "Ruby, I'm going to be gone for just a bit. I'll be right back, though." After receiving a nod from her, BlackWarGreymon walked off with BanchoLeomon inside the ruined castle. "What do you want to know?"
"I need details. His name, his location, his security, the works."
"Fine then. His name is Masashi Takeda-"
"Wait, the CEO of Tokugawa Heavy Industries? Are you serious?" BanchoLeomon narrowed his eyes. He knew that name well. Or rather, Lucas did.
"And this would be relevant to the discussion why?" BlackWarGreymon raised an eyebrow, mildly annoyed at the interruption. But before BanchoLeomon could reply, he devolved back into Lucas and Leomon.
"Because my father's a vice president in that company." Lucas scowled, folding his arms. "Don't worry, though. This affects nothing. I haven't spoken to the man in four years. Haven't had more than a three sentence conversation with him in seven. Keep going."
"...Right. Anyways, he's been developing Digital World-based technologies ever since he kidnapped Ruby and held her hostage in exchange for my services. You know as well as I do that he possesses the ability to create Kimeramons, although he can only make them from data that I acquired for him, and the only one he made used up all the data that he had."
"So we won't have to face more than one if it comes down to open combat." Leomon nodded approvingly. "How well can he command the creature?"
"I wouldn't know. All I've seen him do with it is command it to move to an area, like what happened with the train battle. It may just be that it attacks Digimon on instinct. Other than that, though, his security is all human. A Champion-level could break through his lab's defenses."
"And he would be in these labs, then?" Leomon asked.
"Ever since you lot appeared, he's been focusing heavily into Digital World-based technologies. His labs and office are in the same skyscraper anyways. And that's all I can tell you. He was always tight with information."
"The Tokugawa Heavy Industries complex?" Lucas said, looking down at the ground in thought. "Alright, then. I've been to that building before. From what I remember, the CEO's office is on the highest floor. But even though we can break through his security easily, it doesn't matter if he sees us coming and runs for it. So we'll have to sneak in. Leomon, let's get back to the others. We can discuss a plan of attack while we're Biomerged." Wasting no more time, Lucas raised his Digivice and Biomerged back with Leomon into his Mega form before heading back to where Examon and Baihumon were.
Meanwhile, neither Digimon had noticed a third shadow listening in from the outside...
"So, we need to talk. Should probably send your Tamer away, though. Unless you want her hearing us plan to murder a man." He said bluntly, immediately catching BlackWarGreymon's attention.
"Oh? And who would you possibly want to...oh." The armored dragon trailed off, realizing who BanchoLeomon was talking about. Standing up, he turned back to his Tamer. "Ruby, I'm going to be gone for just a bit. I'll be right back, though." After receiving a nod from her, BlackWarGreymon walked off with BanchoLeomon inside the ruined castle. "What do you want to know?"
"I need details. His name, his location, his security, the works."
"Fine then. His name is Masashi Takeda-"
"Wait, the CEO of Tokugawa Heavy Industries? Are you serious?" BanchoLeomon narrowed his eyes. He knew that name well. Or rather, Lucas did.
"And this would be relevant to the discussion why?" BlackWarGreymon raised an eyebrow, mildly annoyed at the interruption. But before BanchoLeomon could reply, he devolved back into Lucas and Leomon.
"Because my father's a vice president in that company." Lucas scowled, folding his arms. "Don't worry, though. This affects nothing. I haven't spoken to the man in four years. Haven't had more than a three sentence conversation with him in seven. Keep going."
"...Right. Anyways, he's been developing Digital World-based technologies ever since he kidnapped Ruby and held her hostage in exchange for my services. You know as well as I do that he possesses the ability to create Kimeramons, although he can only make them from data that I acquired for him, and the only one he made used up all the data that he had."
"So we won't have to face more than one if it comes down to open combat." Leomon nodded approvingly. "How well can he command the creature?"
"I wouldn't know. All I've seen him do with it is command it to move to an area, like what happened with the train battle. It may just be that it attacks Digimon on instinct. Other than that, though, his security is all human. A Champion-level could break through his lab's defenses."
"And he would be in these labs, then?" Leomon asked.
"Ever since you lot appeared, he's been focusing heavily into Digital World-based technologies. His labs and office are in the same skyscraper anyways. And that's all I can tell you. He was always tight with information."
"The Tokugawa Heavy Industries complex?" Lucas said, looking down at the ground in thought. "Alright, then. I've been to that building before. From what I remember, the CEO's office is on the highest floor. But even though we can break through his security easily, it doesn't matter if he sees us coming and runs for it. So we'll have to sneak in. Leomon, let's get back to the others. We can discuss a plan of attack while we're Biomerged." Wasting no more time, Lucas raised his Digivice and Biomerged back with Leomon into his Mega form before heading back to where Examon and Baihumon were.
Meanwhile, neither Digimon had noticed a third shadow listening in from the outside...
mattmanganon said
I'm beginning to notice a pattern with every professional game nowadays, the creators seem to be bringing back old champions and updating them to be damn near invincible to anything that didn't come out with them.Yu-Gi-Oh has been doing that a lot recently with old Archtypes like Darkworlds and Monarchs (Rumour is that HERO's are the next to get this, fingers crossed) and now Pokemon has jumped on the Bandwagon by giving all these Mega Evolutions that eliminate pokemons weaknesses (Such as Mega Venusaur's Thick Fat ability, leaving Psychic and Flying as its only real weakness', and Mega Aggron losing it's Rock typing, which makes it susceptible to Fire, but gains better resistance to Water, Ground, Grass, Fighting and Steel) And there are rumours that Magic are going to update and bring back Arcbounds.Am I the only person who noticed this?
If a game's out long enough, power creep is inevitable.
Voltaire said
Just finished Kill la Kill... I'm not really sure what I just watched. That was easily one of the most bizarre animes I've seen in a while.Also working on a post.
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