Whaw QQ was fighting me hard on fixing this one. Thank you, corrected.
I wanted to use the 'softer punch' clip from God, the Devil and Bob, but I couldn't find it.
Oh look someone decided to commit Ankh-Morpork suicide.
Pretty sure once he's done with whomever just attacked his daughter you're going to need a mop for the remains.
But... but disintegration takes so much more energy than vaporization...
It's okay I know the one you're talking about.
This perfectly describes my reading experience.
Do you remember what their username was? If i can dig through their old posts, might be able to find one of their old lists, which is better than nothing.
Basically where Paragon made his Soul out of damn pure Orange Light after Fusion, Renegade used a Father Box to build himself a soul, becoming a spiritual Copy of Grayven, he is a New God now, there's nothing fake about that, whether he's Grayven, well that's likely to be settled in this chapter when the two face off as a Highlander situation seems rapidly approaching.
As Teclis is a centuries old Archmage who is likely well versed in matters of Divination, (he taught the first Celestial Wizards after all), I'm a little skeptical that he's been so ignorant of Paul's exploits and capabilities, given how strong an obsession he has for learning anything he can.
Thank you, corrected.
Something we've seen the Paragon and Renegade get quite used to, in their technologically advanced eras. I can't help but wonder what it'd be like to be able to access the entire Internet that casually from anywhere, right there in your brain... Bet it'd be a heady feeling...
Ah, looks like someone was preparing a 'jump to conclusions' spell, eh?
Someone's ego is rammed straight up his ass.Thank you, Elves and your paperwork. Though I suspect it's not actually paper, parchment or anything so fragile. Can you imagine how long scribes would spend each year copying old, fading documents if it were?
Not the strangest geography involved in the Warhammer World. Like Tzeentchian Silver Towers, for example. Or the Great Maw of the Ogre homeland, where a strange meteorite (called a comet, but still...)
And likely a slowly declining slope of trends, I bet.
Whether big civil wars or little ones set off by feuds or political dick-swinging, or outside invasions... And I doubt those involved in the aftermath were overly concerned with future statisticians being able to discern the causes of this trend or that.
Indeed, I'm sure many couldn't even tell you what they ate a week ago, much less over the course of centuries...
"Because if it is, there's going to be a lot of red faces around Ulthuan, I will tell you now..."
After all, the only thing that tells you is births are lower than deaths... You knew that much already.
Good to hear. I expect they'd take something of a beating one way or the other. Better to redo them than rely on a slightly-weakened protection.
Well, you're about to get that. Possibly a little more than you expected, I bet.
Heh, the same very Paul-ish desires, deep down, as any of the SIs.
I do hope the Paragon at least shared something with his alternates during their little conferences. Or was it a case of not enough bandwidth for full ring-to-ring transfers of databases?
Om Nom Nom. Well, Teclis? As impressive as you'd hoped for?
Tzeentch: "Perhaps we can come to an arrangement? Or maybe not?"
Huh. Maybe there's something about the Orange Light that was responsible? I mean, the Warhammer World probably doesn't have its' universe's Life Entity inside it (if it has one at all,) so I could see the Spectrum being a little unbalanced around it...
...Really? That's peculiar.
Wait... Is the Elven birth-rate declining... Because they don't have enough soul?
Hmm... That would also explain why Dark Elves have less difficulty, given their use of blood-sacrifice to provide a measure of life-force.
Ah, roughing it in true Elven style, eh? And I rather suspect the name 'folding fortress' is not hyperbole, given magic...
A proper amount of caution, given the unknowns involved. And five Swordmasters can do a lot of damage by themselves, never mind their bosses' magic.
Good to see its maker had the good sense to add a fail-safe option in there (the 'falls slowly to the ground' bit.) But it's a bit flashy, isn't it?
...The joy of them being near-immortal, I suppose. It's not like Dungeons and Dragons, where spells named after a particular wizard might live on in general circulation long after their maker's death...
Well, it is a large and suitably impressive hat. About the only thing missing is an occasional burst of flame... His current Age of Sigmar model is just taking the piss, though, with a crescent wider than he is.
An additional reason for his laughter could also be that they have plenty of methods and means for flying under their own power that DON'T require the manifestation of white-hot fire.
well fuck you too. you know i cant wait until they come to the realization that zoat basically sees them the way they see those peasants. backward and in need of help.
teclis is also underestimating paul.