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Legend said
Hold on just a moment. I have something I've been saving for one of three situations. A fight with Aero, a Noble encounter, or Unity.

Mmkay. What is it?

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Nimda said
*Chuckles*But I do.

Is this in a Noble castle?

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Nimda said
How is it in mathematics? Atom decay is always quantum physics.

Maddie herself only talked about the Banach-Tarski paradox in mathematics. I talked about decaying particles in the OOC. Also, we've proven the existence of both kaons and pions by finding them, and we've also observed decaying particles. Decaying particles is not quantum physics, it's proven science.

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Revolutionary said
Well we're all ready.Sips: Hey! Don't speak for all of us!-Well, are you ready!Sips: Yes!

*the girls giggle*

Dynamics said
To an extent, I suppose.Alright. Everybody else?

I'm ready!
-Maddie- So am I!
-Anna- Same here.
*Spirit and Ken simultaneously* I am ready.
-Elkepzel- Let us begin.

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Dynamics said
Mhm. I considered having me blow up for mentioning theoretical, quantum physics, but I didn't. Yet.You can probably imagine how annoyed he gets for having a daughter who is practically the physical embodiment of quantum physics.

She didn't mention physics at all. That's a paradox entirely in the realm of mathematics.

Heh.

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Dynamics said
That's not physically possible; it violates the first Law of Thermo me. Regardless, the power has a multiplier effect.

-Maddie- Exactly! It's just in the realm of mathematics! And oh! That clears that up much more well!

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It's incredibly convenient that I learned about the Banach-Tarski paradox just about a week before this. And actually, in Particle Physics, a scientist found that kaons could decay into two pions and some times and three pions at others. Although I'm quite sure that there's something we haven't found out about kaons yet that allows for this to happen, otherwise we would be adding matter to the universe.

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Dynamics said
Actually, it falls within all realms of physics; I checked.

-Maddie- Really? It seems kind of odd! We're taking Prism's current power, splitting it up, and then distributing it such that we all very nearly have his power level! Although the Banach-Tarski paradox allows you to split a ball into at least 5 point sets and reassemble it into two balls with exactly the same volume! And building upon that you can obtain infinitely many balls from one! But that's mathematics and not necessarily applicable in real life!

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Dynamics said
Luke's Omega-U:1335, or as I like to call it, the Prism for a Day plan. As we all know, Prism's physiological, psychological, and conceptual makeup is devised of fragments. This essentially means that we could split him up into virtually unlimited mini-Prisms with slightly less power. The plan goes as follows: first, we get to the battlefield where they've been fighting for an indefinite amount of time. I'll distract Unity and call for a rematch, while Prism defrags, and equally distributes the large fragment chunks to each of us, merging them together, creating virtually a Prism cross with each one of us, temporarily boosting all of our abilities to near, if not at his level.

-Maddie- That is so incredibly physics defying that it might actually work! *giggles*
Well then. Wow.

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Dynamics said
Are you all ready for me to debrief the plan?

*all* Yes.

Dynamics said
The whole ordeal was confusing.

It certainly seemed so.