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A sentence you wasted 5 seconds to read.
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Who came up with the idea to make our statuses quotes from philosophers, anyway?
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We could be doing something productive with our lives... instead, we're here.
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A random quote from some philosopher that we'll forget in a few moments.
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Daniel wondered what he should do now that he managed to create a fire. The answer came in the form of an uninvited Ankou that came bursting through from the forest, breathing fire and charging straight for him. Daniel was not in high alert, pushing himself off the ground and away from the Grimm. Fire was something he could handle, but not the resulting smoke.
"Jeez, why'd you have to bring this thing to us!?" Daniel yelled out to Abel as he landed, not sounding angry at all, but rather pleased. "Now we gotta kill it!" Daniel never managed to do anything useful or exciting in his previous period, and now it was time to make up for it.
Daniel drew his two blades, which then started to absorb nearby flames being spewed by the Ankou, minimizing the damage to the area while increasing the power of his blades. Before he could deal any blows himself, however, others had managed to beat him to it, ruining the fun for him.
"Dammit you guys, save a bit for me next time," Daniel said as the Ankou went down. However, it seemed the Ankou still had a trick up its sleeve, screeching its throat out before dying for real.
As Abel described what was about to happen, Daniel's grin came back. Turns out he would have a bit of fun after all. As the first several Itzamma charged out of the forest to attack everyone, Daniel shot out a fireball from his short sword, burning down one of the Itzamma charging at him, and spun to slash at the other as it opened its jaw to bite Daniel. Daniel's longsword sliced through the Itzamma's jaw, slicing off the top part of its head, and the rest of the Itzamma's body collapsed past Daniel, quickly dissolving away into nothingness.
"Jeez, why'd you have to bring this thing to us!?" Daniel yelled out to Abel as he landed, not sounding angry at all, but rather pleased. "Now we gotta kill it!" Daniel never managed to do anything useful or exciting in his previous period, and now it was time to make up for it.
Daniel drew his two blades, which then started to absorb nearby flames being spewed by the Ankou, minimizing the damage to the area while increasing the power of his blades. Before he could deal any blows himself, however, others had managed to beat him to it, ruining the fun for him.
"Dammit you guys, save a bit for me next time," Daniel said as the Ankou went down. However, it seemed the Ankou still had a trick up its sleeve, screeching its throat out before dying for real.
As Abel described what was about to happen, Daniel's grin came back. Turns out he would have a bit of fun after all. As the first several Itzamma charged out of the forest to attack everyone, Daniel shot out a fireball from his short sword, burning down one of the Itzamma charging at him, and spun to slash at the other as it opened its jaw to bite Daniel. Daniel's longsword sliced through the Itzamma's jaw, slicing off the top part of its head, and the rest of the Itzamma's body collapsed past Daniel, quickly dissolving away into nothingness.
I think so.
Writing up a post as soon as I get out of class.
During the scan to determine what lied behind the door, Conna'Cel had indeed detected traces of gunpowder. However, since it seemed like such a minor detail, he didn't bother revealing this piece of information. Conna'Cel was also disappointed at the hybrid's way of thinking. Whether demon or angel, it seemed as though all his solutions involved the use of physical force.
Stepping away from the door, Conna'Cel let the entity continue with his futile effort. After all, he should be taught a lesson. Conna'Cel then began to determine how large the blast radius would be, and alarms began flashing when he determined just how large it would be. "Warning, explosion imminent," Conna'Cel alerted as Adrian fired.
Acting quickly, he sidestepped over to the people closest to him, which was Faira and Little Ann, so he would be in front of them, then attempted to push them away.
Stepping away from the door, Conna'Cel let the entity continue with his futile effort. After all, he should be taught a lesson. Conna'Cel then began to determine how large the blast radius would be, and alarms began flashing when he determined just how large it would be. "Warning, explosion imminent," Conna'Cel alerted as Adrian fired.
Acting quickly, he sidestepped over to the people closest to him, which was Faira and Little Ann, so he would be in front of them, then attempted to push them away.
Maybe it would be better to create a new thread. Personal experience says people are attracted to new threads better than old ones.
Also, thanks for the gander.
Also, thanks for the gander.
Oh you guys are finally going to sao now? Maybe I'll have a gander and see where this goes.
I see by your actions, or lack of, that you have chosen to not ignore the Kenta meeting.
I will be coming up with a post.... eventually.
Conna'Cel was rather surprised, if one could call what his logic system was going through surprise, when the demon/angel hybrid appeared. "The hybrid is deceased," Conna'Cel reported, landing back onto the ground and deconstructing his wings. "Scans show no life signs signaling otherwise." And it was true, the body had no heartbeat, or even any body heat.
However, that changed when Marianne went over to him. Life signs began appearing where none should have appeared, and the hybrid was alive once more. "Error, life signs reappearing," Conna'Cel reported. "Heartbeat and breathing have resumed." After a brief moment, he labeled the event as another unexplainable feature of the mansion. Conna'Cel then went through the process of figuring out what to do about the hybrid entity. The angel showed no signs of hostile intent, but the demon...
Well, the demon was a minor inconvenience compared to the situation at hand. Conna'Cel would not launch another assault until the hybrid was proven hostile.
Following little Marianne to what was supposed to be the exit, Conna'Cel held little regard for what he considered to be a minor obstacle in his quest for freedom. Going up to the door and placing a hand on it, he considered his possible options. The handle could be turned, so picking the lock in the keyhole was pointless. The house could regenerate, so breaking down the door was also not an option.
In the end, Conna'Cel stated, "It is impossible to open this door by mundane means." He scanned the doorway to see what lied beyond it, and was thwarted when his scans revealed something blocking his sights. It seems that the house didn't even want him seeing what lied beyond. "Error, unable to discover what lies beyond the doorway. There is an unknown barrier hindering my scanners."
However, that changed when Marianne went over to him. Life signs began appearing where none should have appeared, and the hybrid was alive once more. "Error, life signs reappearing," Conna'Cel reported. "Heartbeat and breathing have resumed." After a brief moment, he labeled the event as another unexplainable feature of the mansion. Conna'Cel then went through the process of figuring out what to do about the hybrid entity. The angel showed no signs of hostile intent, but the demon...
Well, the demon was a minor inconvenience compared to the situation at hand. Conna'Cel would not launch another assault until the hybrid was proven hostile.
Following little Marianne to what was supposed to be the exit, Conna'Cel held little regard for what he considered to be a minor obstacle in his quest for freedom. Going up to the door and placing a hand on it, he considered his possible options. The handle could be turned, so picking the lock in the keyhole was pointless. The house could regenerate, so breaking down the door was also not an option.
In the end, Conna'Cel stated, "It is impossible to open this door by mundane means." He scanned the doorway to see what lied beyond it, and was thwarted when his scans revealed something blocking his sights. It seems that the house didn't even want him seeing what lied beyond. "Error, unable to discover what lies beyond the doorway. There is an unknown barrier hindering my scanners."
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