Remember all the one's that were upset over what LePaul did?
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The traditional way, but OL style
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Claiming that Haephestean isn't doing anything about the Anti-Life is the equivalent of complaining that a natural disaster hit and your boss isn't stopping it.
Except he claimed his domain as being technology, and the Anti-Life is being broadcast via technology.
No, they were upset because he was trying to force them to do things that weren't their jobs and handing out petty punishments.
Does new god tech even count as technology? It interfaces with their souls so it's at least equally magic. If he can usurp any new god tech he can just go rule over Apocalyos and New Genesis as well as Earth
Sufficient technology and all. When there's a world with magitech, that's even more true.
Landed.
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...That must be somewhat terrifying to see, all that blank, flat stone. I'm amazed there wasn't any geological effects of uprooting all that mass from the Mid-Atlantic Ridge. Or perhaps there were but no-one noticed them amongst the whole shock of an eighth continent appearing.
Because the Renegade rarely respects the 'proper' name for things. Especially silly names that people give themselves when they put on a mask and start running around playing cops and robbers in society.
Don't try to justify it, Renegade. You're just digging a deeper hole for yourself there.
I doubt he'd want to enjoy anything from Grayven's childhood, that's for sure.
And which name will be more easily remembered by others when you tell this tale? The catchy backronym, not the clinical description...
Certainly not as many unique species, anyway.
...Sounds more like a Cockney saying 'hiccup'.
Ha, beaten at the cutesy name game by your own lieutenant.
Without making people want to excuse you fur burping?
Good luck getting that kind of consensus without a long round of conquering.
Pfft. You'd be out of there so fast the devil couldn't catch you.
And you never picked up Phasing technology, did you. Sucks to be you, Renegade.
Presumably he's operating on metasenses, then. Or non-invasive Ring telemetry .
I'd laugh if Ahri'ahn felt it as an annoying itch in awkward-to-scratch places...
Hopefully it won't be as noticeable as the Renegade poking around.
...Since Lex did have an airport on the one bit of Atlantean surface territory available. And I doubt they managed to leave before things went up.
"Opening it now. And go easy. I'd rather not die here."
And now it's a marvellous bit of high-altitude real estate. Could put a ski resort up here if things don't work out.
Right off the mountainside, since most islands don't always have gentle slopes offshore.
...Okay, seriously, is there an echo out there or something?
Seriously, something odd is going on around there. And I bet it is very related to Ahri'ahn's working.
That one sounded a little petulant, like it's offended that you're questioning it,
I guess this explains how the bad guy's messing with the locals. They've probably got 'Atlantean' echoing in their soul the whole time.
More important things to worry about than experimenting.
Suggesting some modern things aren't entirely functional around here. Anything complicated, at least.
'Thank God' indeed.
At least the bystanders are safe-ish.Not surprising. At seven kilometres up, air is a lot thinner. And they didn't have time to acclimate to it beforehand.
Hmm... Purely mechanical devices work, but not electro-magnetic? Kind of a picky spell.
"Yes, Grayven. The sooner they're safe, the better."
Eh, with all that padding, I doubt any of them suffered so much as a bruise.
Ah, a classic Lady of War outfit... I can't help but picture something like Artoria. Just a little more subtle on the armouring front.
Let's hope the Renegade has an outfit to match hers. Or at least some kind of disguise to hide that unusual pallor.
'an ice-slicked'
Why are you puttiing tea in a coffee mug? Is this some sort of pagan American ritual?
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