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Harry could pop by and sit on their roof trusses. Structural damage is expensive.
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It just recently occurred to me that the original Yahoo! group I started this at has since moved to groups.io, if anyone is interested.
I've updated the opening post with an actual link, since groups.io is a lot friendlier that way than Yahoo! was, which I have included below.
CaerAzkaban.groups.io
FYI: I've posted 4.8.0 and 4.8.1 on the group if you want to read them piecemeal, though I don't plan to post it here until I get the full 4.8 section ready.You had me thinking there was an update.
*sad sword-wielding nutcase noises*
honestly, they will probably spend a lot of time patting themselves on the back for picking the right option, of course that may change when/if they try and 'collect' any children as it whereah, can't wait for Su Li's expression/reaction when she finds out the truth. can't remember what you called them, matriarch's?, but their reactions will also be hilarious
how many 4.8.x and 4.9.x are there going to be if you can say?
Given the general tone of the story, she'll end up on the block, and then the entire block is going to be on the receiving end of an exceptionally angry Harry. Meanwhile over in America, the locals are going to be pissed about the sudden hole in their anti-travel wards, courtesy of the pissed-off dragon.So... bets Hermione ends up on the block for sale in the holidays? because if she doesn't she's going to be damn lucky
Too bad Harry's too young mentally to appreciate cute girls having a catfight over him.Also, Su Li is going to get such a spanking from Abercrombie when she meets her, because there is no way she's not going to at least have an idea of what Su is planning /laugh
Meanwhile over in America, the locals are going to be pissed about the sudden hole in their anti-travel wards, courtesy of the pissed-off dragon.
Auction plot will provide a great many springboards for future plotlines.
Too bad Harry's too young mentally to appreciate cute girls having a catfight over him.
So... bets Hermione ends up on the block for sale in the holidays? because if she doesn't she's going to be damn lucky
Yea... I actually look forward to that. Not because I think it's at all funny that there is human trafficking (those people need to be killed, brutally, painfully, and publicly), but because I think it will wake Hermione up to what it means to be in a 'relationship' with a boy/dragon and what her responsibilities are towards him (and what it might mean to... *gasp* ::love:: him.
You might want to look up the relevent scene from the original. While it doesn't look like this story will use the same sequence of events (given that Harry seems to have an actual plan to keep her safe) in the original Hermione was rescued from the Auction block before going on the block.So... bets Hermione ends up on the block for sale in the holidays? because if she doesn't she's going to be damn lucky
You have to wonder how deadly a enchanted gun will be. Put the seeking charm from quid itch on a LMG. Now thats an anti personal weapon. Maybe a gun whose bullets banish their target. A pistol that vanish a large part the body, leading bloody wounds. Spellbreaker rounds.
the other option is it requires material so hilariously expensive it's just not worth it, like 50mil for a single use bullet with like 3 enchants on them, sure, if the person you really want dead is worth that sort of money it's worth doing, but most times it's just easier to use something else more cost effective /laughIn Shadowrun at least, the issue is that you need to enchant individual bullets and that firing them often breaks the enchantment. (For exactly the reason you mentioned, having homing, vanishing, teleporting bullets is awful for game balance). Or at least its very difficult and it only really got even an inkling of working by the 2070/80's. You can't just enchant a gun. Might be different in this story universe though.
Delete this word? Or else add something to the end of the sentence to finish the thought.Albus took another sip of his drink before finishing solemnly, "I believe this establishes beyond reasonable doubt that our hypothesis that such node discharges and the increases in worldwide ambient magic are causally linked."
Thats shadow run magic tho. Wizards have a much easier time charming objects. And this story doesn't have to care about gamebalanceIn Shadowrun at least, the issue is that you need to enchant individual bullets and that firing them often breaks the enchantment. (For exactly the reason you mentioned, having homing, vanishing, teleporting bullets is awful for game balance). Or at least its very difficult and it only really got even an inkling of working by the 2070/80's. You can't just enchant a gun. Might be different in this story universe though.
On the other hand harry potter magic doesn't seem to do quick and cheap enchantment(Unless you're Albus Dumbledore), and this variant of it has all magic take effort from the person doing it so while you might be able to make enchanted bullets for very high quality snipers but each bullet would probably cost a couple hundred pounds or take a full day for you to make one.Thats shadow run magic tho. Wizards have a much easier time charming objects. And this story doesn't have to care about gamebalance
There you go.On the other hand harry potter magic doesn't seem to do quick and cheap enchantment(Unless you're Albus Dumbledore), and this variant of it has all magic take effort from the person doing it so while you might be able to make enchanted bullets for very high quality snipers but each bullet would probably cost a couple hundred pounds or take a full day for you to make one.