TheWendil

The War of the Three

You starting a spinoff game or something?

@Silvan Haven

We're gonna make you all into maid dragons.

Mahou Puroresu: Your Heart Belongs in the Ring! [Interest Check]

@Wight Trash

You just digging dirt on all of us?

Mahou Puroresu: Your Heart Belongs in the Ring! [Interest Check]

You have my interest.

The War of the Three

@TheWindel
The way I see it, if I answer yes then BS will attempt to leave the Nexus but be wiped into nonexistence as a result, and if I answer no, I have to fight Helena. It seems like an illusion to me.

@Banana

I thought you all wanted a nice slice of life; in any case, yes would be escape leading into slice of life. No would be just continuing his usual existence in the Nexus fighting other people.

The War of the Three

Does this by chance involve the illusion of choice? I feel like it does, especially considering that you can be wiped out of nonexistence in this setting.

@Banana

Are you asking if you have a choice of yes or no?

War Notes

@Zynros

Thanks for informing us.

The War of the Three

❀ Lucille ❀
^{Current Location: The Oblivion Dungeon}

“Oh please. Don’t make me gag.” Lucille’s words were full of utmost venom, yet they were directed more so at the group of combatants who had pledged to the robot rather than Helena; and a glare was meant just for Henry who had verbally threatened Luci. “Do you really think the Nexus can bend to the whims of a few turncoat soldiers? Your talk of companionship and brotherhood disgusts me," she said out of jaded experience. But whatever; if they wanted to place their faith in Endian, she would not stop them. Not when her memories were still scrambled and tethered by strains.

That being said, she turned a sharp glare at the vampire when she was addressed. In her eyes, both sides were being stupid; if Helena wanted to offer up something to them and convince them to beseech them against the Nexus, she was doing a poor job of actually doing that. No, instead she muttered a few insults and began to go on the offensive. Lucille had enough sense to back away given the sheer power radiating off Helena’s form; or rather…the complete void of it.

“Strange….” Lucille furrowed her eyes and glanced around the arena, noticing the crimson and fluttering petals that danced along the edges. They were of Helena’s doing and yet…she couldn’t hear their voices. Not a word was given to her, not a sentence was structured when she could hear all flowers in bloom. Instead, she heard nothing. Absolutely nothing, as if nothing was really there. “Don’t tell me that bloodsucker wasn’t joking about her powers,” she said more to herself, completely lost in thought as the others raged in battle around her.

Only by Luci’s words was she snapped out of her gazing, looking down at her not-daughter. So the slime could notice a difference too? Interesting. “Flowers that aren’t there, but are able to be seen perfectly and clearly. Illusions that aren’t real illusions-” With a snap of her wrist, she whirled around to slash with her parasol at Helena, who had teleported directly behind her. Yet her attack only went through the vampire effortlessly, as if nothing was there. This plus Helena’s parting words made the Black Goat frown.

“If you wanted to offer us a way out of the Nexus, you should have started your pretty speech with that,” Lucille said, turning to Helena’s direction behind Bonesword. “But do enlighten me bloodsucker. Tell me how exactly you plan to take all these buffoons out of the Nexus and into salvation,” she said, ignoring whatever reaction Luci would give her. She was curious now to what Helena was implying and if she was bullshitting, it was a rather lofty claim regardless. Besides, she was the mother and Luci knew best to do what her mother told.

Saint Hirst Academy [Yuri & Mystery]

Bump.

War Notes

Would it be reasonable that Natus has a flask of oil and a match and just set the thing on the fire. It would be a head start on cooking it.

@Leotamer

That's fine.

The War of the Three

She never specifically said not to attack it.

@Lucius Cypher

Let's not get into word play here Cypher. The point is, attacking the clock results in bad things.