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    Days Gone By: A Memoir of the Gallian Front

    Funny thing is he really could build a weapon to surpass metal gear here and it would fit in perfectly with the setting too.
  2. J. Finch

    Days Gone By: A Memoir of the Gallian Front

    Hey now, remember that in Valkyria Chronicles murder is a team exercise! Why should one person have all the fun when everyone can?
  3. J. Finch

    Days Gone By: A Memoir of the Gallian Front

    And blood you shall have! Things are getting very personal for Jerry very soon hehehe. I appreciate the compliment. Believe me when I say things get a little… heated when things pop off.
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    Days Gone By: A Memoir of the Gallian Front
    Threadmarks: Chapter 12

    …I still recall the stench of those sewers, the cloying blackness that swallowed us as we moved through the sick underbelly of Western Vasel. The Regulars had abandoned it without a fight, one more sin to add to the pile, and left it to the Militia to pay the blood price to bring it back. Radi...
  5. J. Finch

    Days Gone By: A Memoir of the Gallian Front

    Oh that fun train ain't stopping any time soon. It's Valkyria Chronicles. Darcsens are called darkies because of their universally oil-black hair. There's a lot of racism directed towards them because of religious reasons, but overall they're an expy for Jewish people. VC1 was a lot more...
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    Days Gone By: A Memoir of the Gallian Front
    Threadmarks: Chapter 11

    AN: So this is a rarity. A note before the story. You may notice that I’ve abandoned the first person perspective in this set of chapters, and there’s a reason for that. This fic went on a two month hiatus while I tried to refresh and find new motivation in making this work, and the biggest...
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    Old Glory (Original Work) (Military Fantasy)

    Good catch! Hm, shit, one second. Thank you! EDIT: And... fixed!
  8. J. Finch

    Old Glory (Original Work) (Military Fantasy)

    I appreciate the feedback. I might see about doing something to smooth the transition, maybe give a Young Justice style time and date stamp.
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    Old Glory (Original Work) (Military Fantasy)

    This was a kind of a deliberate decision. The four chapters of prologue were important, but felt very info-heavy, so I decided to open up with a an action mystery sort of thing to give everyone a taste of the action too. I took a little inspiration from the opening to Appleseed in that way...
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    Old Glory (Original Work) (Military Fantasy)
    Threadmarks: Chapter 2

    The Pandion set down at the last known location of Heimdall-9, a stretch of deserted swamplands that reeked of eggs and sour milk. In the cloudy, sunless evening the world lay under a pall of murky shadows, the cold humidity clinging to skin and armor alike. The air felt thick enough to drink...
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    Old Glory (Original Work) (Military Fantasy)
    Threadmarks: Chapter 1

    The inside of the Pandion transport was blocky, military, and stripped bare of comfort, a machine built with no thought for anything but function. Based loosely on the old Osprey designs, its tilt-rotors had long since been replaced by advanced thrusters mounted on swept wings, giving it the...
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    Old Glory (Original Work) (Military Fantasy)
    Threadmarks: Prologue 4

    The shattered ship dominated the plains like a fallen monument. Measuring three miles from prow to stern and a mile high at its tallest spine, it had split on descent and burned through the air, then struck and survived. Its sterilization field had erased every living thing in Kansas City, down...
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    Old Glory (Original Work) (Military Fantasy)
    Threadmarks: Prologue 3

    By 2072, large regions of Asia had gone silent. The magnetic storm expanded from the Himalayan impact zone and enveloped China and India. It pressed into Central Asia, Russia, and the Middle East, erasing everything in it's path. Major cities along the corridors suffered cascading grid failures...
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    Old Glory (Original Work) (Military Fantasy)
    Threadmarks: Prologue 2

    New Year’s Day, 2070, brought a miracle that defied every scientific model and expectation humanity had clung to in desperation. For over two years, the world had lived beneath the shadow of what was once called the Martinez-NAAS Planetkiller, an impossibly massive object that had entered the...
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    Old Glory (Original Work) (Military Fantasy)
    Threadmarks: Prologue 1

    Isabella Martinez wasn’t anyone special. She worked night shifts as a research assistant for the North American Astronomical Survey, stationed at their newly commissioned deep space observatory tucked into the desert hills of northern Arizona. It was an isolated, dust-choked facility with more...
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