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2 yrs ago
Current Holiday hiatus coming to a close, updates for all soon!
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2 yrs ago
Stop being passive aggressive. Just be aggressive.
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3 yrs ago
It is certainly not 'optimal', but it *is* doable, depending on what you want to do with it. You could go swords or valor bard and play them more like a warrior with some magical ability
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3 yrs ago
One might say your villain arc has begun. Embrace it.
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3 yrs ago
Man do I love watching the circus
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yeah, still sitting in the wings
Talesin leaned in slightly as Hisano answered the phone, keeping silently as she spoke into it. The phone itself was quiet. Hisano couldn't hear anything from the other line, not even a breath. The storage room was eerily silent, even the noises from the bar seemed to not filter in anymore. One second past, then another, and another.

Before the call timer hit 5 seconds, Talesin grabbed the phone out from Hisano's hand and shut if off. He looked at the phone for a brief moment before handing it back to her. As Hisano accepted the phone, she could hear the noises from the bar filter back into hearing range. She realized that the sound she had been hearing- or rather the lack of sound she had been hearing must have been manufactured in a way. Almost as an explanation, Talesin nodded. "Fixer's Hope has a rudimentary jammer. Stops people from tracing phone calls right away. Didn't know you noticed it."

"You're going to have to ditch that eventually. If someone's calling you from Tommy's phone. Chances are they're trying to track you down."

Leaning on a nearby crate, Talesin finally seemed to wind down. "As far as why he would drag you into this- well, Corps are relatively messy when it comes to making people disappear. Sure they have their share of professionals, but most of the goons aren't paid enough to care. When Corps make people disappear, they tend to kill off or ruin a lot of their close contacts, family, close friends. People like you."

Getting up, Talesin opened the storage room door, and gestured for her to follow him out. "You can lay low here for a while. They don't know where you are yet, and Fixer's Hope is about as unknown as it gets for corp people."

The lounge had since emptied out save for a few individuals. The clock read 1:45am, and most of the lounge's patrons had left for their own haunts. While the bar downstairs still seemed to have people there, the volume was considerably lower. People were probably filtering out. The individuals who still remained had a different look about them. They might've worked at the bar, but something in the back of Hisano's mind told her that they weren't just bartenders and busboys. The music was turned off, and one of the remaining individuals was flipping through channels on a TV, watching for a couple seconds before switching to the next. The others did their own thing, one smoked, another slept on a couch.

As the man in front of the TV flipped channels, one screen was painfully recognizable to Hisano. It was a local news channel, with a female host sitting in front of a desk in a small corner in the bottom left, the rest of the screen was devoted to a camera feed showing a street from the Valhalla district.

"This just in, the citizens of Valhalla are shocked following the reports of a shooting on Sunflower Street, as masked men entered and attacked a local bar: Ray's-"

The TV spluttered for a moment as the channel switched a trivia game show.
dang. No Kast then.
So uh.. I should probably point out that broken down drug addled detective is exactly my character already posted up
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Aww, no cyborg cat
got my character in the works too.
McKnight rolled his eyes exaggeratedly as Montgomery and some of the other started talking about coffee. It was commonly joked that aboard various ships- both space and seafaring varities, the coffee was always terrible. To be fair, whether or not they were in space mattered little, the coffee was still military grade coffee, which meant cheap, easily obtainable, and as a rule, rather bland and poor tasting. That was unless they were smart like Casablancas, the new girl. Fresh or high quality coffee beans were always in demand onboard ships, and depending on how much she managed to bring on board, she was sitting on an inevitable gold mine. Though they were all technically officers, high-grade officer's rations weren't readily available to stick jockeys.

Kat asked him where they were heading. McKnight offered her a shrug. "Huh, and here I thought you stole a peek at my orders. You're slipping Kat." McKnight chuckled as he finally sat down on one of the crates himself. "Launching up to the Moon base to meet up with the rest of the RDF Fleet, from there its to Mars to shoot up some pirates and back- a little victory lap as the world figures out what it wants to do now that its garage-project car is done. The ship is carrying some infrastructure supplies, so chances are we're looking at setting up an orbital colony at Lagrangian 4 or 5."

Barely heard over the din of their conversation, a voice echoed through the SDF-1's hangar.

Commander on deck!

The hangar instantly quieted, feet shuffled and voices hushed. There was the loud clang from a technician dropping a missile on the floor, but other than that, absolute silence. McKnight coughed and roughly jerked his head at any pilot that was still sitting, but made no effort to put them into anything resembling a formation. It was doubtful that anyone cared- from this distance, the ship's captain was barely the size of a coin, and used a shipwide PA to communicate with the men and women in the hangar.

Ladies, gentlemen, officers and soldiers of the Robotech Defense Force, the SDF-1 shall soon begin its maiden voyage, to liberate Mars. I expect each and every one of you to serve your stations with the greatest capacity you can muster. We stand at the forefront of united mankind, both it's spear and shield. We are the vanguard of nearly a decade's worth of rapid technological evolution. Adhere to your commanders and serve with distinction. We are here to protect and serve humanity with pride and honor above all."

Though it was quiet, McKnight could hear more than one scoff- disguised as a grunt or cough. There was no way the pirates up at Mars could warrant this much firepower. There had long been rumors that pirates and insurrectionists were responsible for the loss of communication with mars base 5 years back, when the RDF's space tech was still rudimentary, but there was no way they could be of any serious danger. Mars' hydroponics were medoicre at best. It was doubtful that any of the insurrectionists/pirates were still alive, as necessary resources from Earth had stopped going to Mars as soon as contact with the colony was lost. Even if they were still alive, the best that they had were obsolete destroids- not a match for the RDF's Valkyries.

"As we reach the Moon, we shall meet up with the rest of the RDF Fleet, from there we shall perform our first field use of the Space Fold Engine. Commanders will disseminate safety information as required. Remember-"

A large warning klaxon cut through the Captain's speech. Moments later a rumble was heard in the distance. A female voice came across the PA system.

Captain to the bridge, Captain to the bridge. All hands to battlestations, all hands to battlestations.

Within moments, the hangar was a hub of activity again. Pilots scrambled for their flightsuits and helmet, technicians hurriedly loaded munitions onto Valkyries that hadn't been serviced, and loaders cleared the hangar floor as best they could. McKnight cursed to himself as he stood up, hands grasping at the nearest crate and shoving it out of the way of the red painted veritechs that sat parked a nearby service bay. He shoot a look at the rest of the squadron.

"Fox, in your cockpits and ready to launch in 5!" As pilots stood to begin scrambling, McKnight grabbed at Casablancas and Dragomira. "Casablancas you're in bay 19, Dragomira 22. Try to be on time this time."




"Commander!" McKnight's crew chief bellowed as McKnight half jogged half ran to his fighter, the red and white fighter bulkier than the usual Valkyrie, as it was currently equipped with an armored booster/weapons back. Jamming a red and tan helmet into the pilots arms as he ran by, thre crew chief jogged to keep pace with the pilot. "FAST Pack is fueled and loaded, and you're fitted out with Micro-missiles and AMMs."

Two more crew members pushed a moving ladder to the cockpit of his fighter as he approached. McKnight flew up the ladder, skipping every other step, and vaulted into the seat in the open cockpit. Right arm flicked switches and powered on the veritech as the left shoved the helmet over his head, sealed it to his suit, and attached the air-tube to the front muzzle of his helmet. McKnight breathed in as the tube began pumping air, and his helmet visor began displaying diagnostic information.

"Fox, this is Vapor. All signs call in."
Sorry for the delay! More is going on in this post than I originally anticipated.
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