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    Shepard, still holding Link's sword, slices off Greninja's tongue.

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    Shepard requests to borrow Link's master sword after he is finished using it against Greninja. Thanking him profusely, Shepard then also uses the master sword against Greninja.

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    The water causes Shepard to shoot his gun again, once again hitting Link, but this time only because of their close proximity.

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    posted a message on [IC][Prologue] A Wrinkle in the World

    "I don't... I don't think so," Kahente replied, responding to the question without actually responding. She was confused and cautious here; what she said was only a gut-based reaction, not a deliberated statement. She needed a moment to comprehend what was happening. Subconsciously, she put a hand to her dagger, beginning to slide the hilt out of its sheath. The dagger felt familiar in her hand even while the room was alien. The woman was the most normal thing about it, but even she could hardly be deemed normal. Suddenly, Kahente felt faint. She put a hand to the bed to steady herself, found herself shocked again by its texture, and then decided it was safe enough to collapse into.


    Still awake, she felt an odd pain in her head. Everything grew blurred and she grew incredibly tired for only a brief moment. Never did her hand leave her dagger.

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    Shepard responds by grabbing Link's sword and impaling the green-clad character.

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    Sheppard makes his best attempt to take out Link.

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    Shepard lashes out at Greninja.

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    Link continues his slash such that it also is aimed at Greninja.

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    posted a message on Random Forum Fight!

    By the power vested in me by this reality, I create a layer of hypo-photosynthetic cells to encompass my body, allowing any attacks involving light energy to make me more powerful by converting the light energy into stored chemical energy. Then, I magnetize the approaching meteor storm in the hopes of forcing the meteors to condense to such a density as to create a black hole.

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    Shepard, responding out of rage at how tirelessly the others have been targeting them, takes a shot at Greninja.

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    I enter the arena, and wonder for a moment what could be going on.

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    posted a message on Mysteries of the Ancients [IC]
    ~~~Scarfking~~~

    Ki'than made his way into the local bar. It was filled nearly to the brim with people of every type and race- Shy T'Kal sitting in the corner, sipping her drink, angry dwarves swearing they could take on the best if there wasnt such a big commotion, and Nagas playing dice on one table. But Ki'than spyed an unusual pair- an elf and a ztaari sitting next to each other, drinking, with the elf doing enough talking for three people. The ztaari was clearly sitting with him, but he didn't seem to be very interested in the elf's stories. Ki'than also recognized the ztaari from a few matches in the Tournament. "Perhaps them..." Ki'than whispered to himself. He approached and stood inbetween the two chairs, and talked softly, letting the noises of the bar drown out his voice for everyone but the two next to him.

    "Me and another are looking for experienced fighters. You, elf, speak of adventures far and wide, and you, ztaari, you impressed me back in the Tournament. We are hoping you two would be, frankly, crazy enough to go looking for an Entity to make a Pact with." Once he had said that, he said nothing more until he got a response.


    ~~~Commandosaurus~~~

    "I cannot pretend that you're wrong about that, my friend - I've seen plenty of battles, and I dare say that some of the beasts I have encountered were likely entities in disguise. I am sure that, were one to look for an Entity, I would be of great help to all of you, as my experience might lend itself to you in the form of good intuition and advice. However - and I'm sure you've considered this, but I'll remind you nonetheless - hunting for Entities in these lands is somewhat taboo. Now, that's not to say that I would be averse to such a quest. I'll confess that this would not be the first socially immoral activity in which I have partaken. Why, I once slew a host of Dragon-Elves in the northern forest merely to send a message to their Lord that my patron would not be trifled with. The look upon that old fool's face when he realized how much danger he had stumbled upon by picking his adversary unwisely! Nonetheless, I left that patron's service shortly thereafter and set out to engage myself in the hunt for a missing Naga damsel. Sadow was her name. One moment, my friends; I'll buy us another round of drinks, and then I'll tell you of the gruesome fate which befell poor Sadow, and which could have taken me as well."

    The Elf left and Qrin looked at Ki'than, wondering about the young bug. What does he ask for - really? And why ask from me - and why ask at all? He studied the younger Ztaari for a while, and forgot to reply - it seemed as if the Elf had spoken so much as to make any further statements, from anyone, a breach of this peaceful silence.

    ~~~Scarfking~~~

    After a short while of stunned silence, Ki'than spoke up quietly. "I don't think i got a clear answer. But what of you?" Ki'than directed his attention fully on the ztaari. "Would you be willing to break the laws to try and defeat that beast? Are you willing to risk life and limb for it?" He studied the face looking back at him. He seemed unsure of himself, or perhaps, unsure of Ki'than. He awaited a response.

    ~~~Commandosaurus~~~

    "Where do you hope to find this Entity?" Qrin asked. It had been far too long since he had thought about Entities; he had almost forgotten their existence altogether. Nonetheless, something in his brain had been sparked by the question, and the Elf's long-winded response had given that spark enough time to light the kindling ablaze. He remembered now the mystical entity which was an Entity, and slowly, an idea formed; this entity and its mystical powers might know the Truth.

    ~~~Scarfking~~~

    Ki'than sighed. "I'm afraid I don't know. We would simply have to search, and hope to stumble upon one. The plan is far from ideal, but we must try anyway. The journey will be full of danger and perils. But when it ends, we can at least say that we tried. Would you rather that, or sit here, waiting for death to find you?"

    ~~~Commandosaurus~~~

    "I have been waiting for death long enough to know that it will not come unless I seek it - and this, this is to seek it, no?" Qrin's voice was hoarse and weak from a lack of use. His absence of mind was telling. Others of his species might recognize the debilitating effects of kansani; the frailty of focused brain and body. To him it was only expected.

    ~~~Scarfking~~~

    "If you truly seek out death, you would have stayed at the city. But you did not. That means you value your life. Even if we are to seek death, all it would do to you is give the gods a soul long overdue. So then, I ask again, are you willing to join us?" Ki'than asked once again. He was getting slightly impatient that the man was deflecting his questions, and wanted a clear answer.

    ~~~Commandosaurus~~~

    "Your tone is not the most welcoming," Qrin offered. "I will have to meet this other one you speak of."

    Brakkard then returned, three mugs of ale balanced in his arms.

    "Any how, I believe the bartender won't mind the loss of three mugs, so we best be on our way. Besides - theft won't be the worst of our crimes now, will it?" the old elf jested, handing a mug to each of the Ztaari. Qrin studied his for a moment, stood, and left the unsavoury substance on the table as he waited for Ki'than to lead the way - and for Brakkard to continue his tale, or to start one anew.

    ~~~Scarfking~~~

    Ki'than also left his mug in the tavern. He had no appetite at the time, and left, leading the other two. "If you want to meet my partner, come to the northern edge of the village by sundown. Right now, we're both looking for people, and I don't want to impede him." His eyes darted back to the elf, who was drinking the ale in his mug. "And i'm sure my friend would prefer to talk to people who are sober, as opposed to drunk." With that last remark, Ki'than darted into the village again, in search of someone else.

    ~~~Commandosaurus~~~

    Qrin stood for a moment, though his mind had already been made. He would go to the northern edge of the village, and he would wait there as the sun crossed the threshold between day and night. He would bask in those final rays of light until the others came - and then, he would go with them. There was nothing more to be decided.

    His life had not been one of physical purposes for decades - a century, perhaps, or more. He had wandered wherever he thought it best to wander. He had been free. Why would it matter if he now chose to wander with this young bug and this old elf? It would not. He would follow them, and they would protect him. Perhaps, in their lives he would find messages for his own. If they ever found this 'Entity' - well, it mattered not what they found. So long as they searched in the realms of mysticism and divine intervention, surely they would reach out to the very fabric of this reality - and in doing so, Qrin might find the Truth.
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    Shepard.

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    Hold up - Shepard was already safe, I believe. Between Player_Miner and my posts, there were two Shepards before there were two Kirbys.

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    posted a message on The Haven Complex IC

    The doors opened with a soft hiss, their 'whir' disappearing behind the veil of the other sound. Exiting the lift brought Brent into a quiet hallway. He appreciated that he need not speak with anyone today, nor give them a friendly nod of greeting at least until the morrow. A muffled thud sounded behind one of the doors nearest to the elevator, but it did not alarm him. With care not to strain himself, he shuffled slowly towards his room. His suitcase trailed behind him, wheels churning out a pattern of squeaks.


    The apartment was not so far that he tired, and he opened the door with solemnity. Lights blared too brightly when he flipped a switch; he turned them off and relied instead on a light in the bathroom which provided enough illumination in the main room that he could see his way to the bed. With a sigh, Brent sat and laid his head in his hands. Callouses scraped against thin, weathered skin.


    After a moment, he stood to close the door. The hall was still empty. The lock clicked shut.

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