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"If you don't tell me, I'm going to continue teasing you on your lack of omnipotence until you tell. And possibly afterwards, depending on the explanation. Just a friendly warning."

Will leans against a wall.
"So...what should I bug you with next? The nature of evil, or some mathematical stuff?"

"We've gone over this. If I was unsealed and free in my pure form, I'd be omnipotent. But I'm not, and the sheer amount of power this form is trying to contain weakens it physically."

"Mm-hm. If your pure form is omnipotent, how did you get bound in the first place?"

Spawn as the mighty portal mage!

((The dice will never threaten to kill you, and in fact cannot speak.))

Quote from: DarkArtemisFowl on December 12, 2013, 01:09:48 pm

My critique of this mission has been that the first part was fantastic. Well-paced, fair, and entertaining. This part seems a bit too slow and unorganized at the moment, at least on the player side.

((Pretty much entirely the players fault that we're disorganized right now. I'm quite happy with how Paris is doing. Sorry if I keep sending mixed signals on that, Irine is unhappy with her situation, the entities, her powers, pretty much everything. Lenglon is delighted with the game and Paris's GMing.))

((Pretty much my views, too.))

"What, you can't just pick up Selina--" Nuriel picks Selina up. "--and fly with her?"

"Say, can you make a rock about twice as heavy as Selina? I'm interested in the answer to that old paradox."

((Anyhow, I'm not adopting the kid just because its trendy.))

((If you hurry, you can do it before it gets cool.))

Dice say no.

((To which? Both?))

The other grate body I think was still out there at the crater. Auron was gonna steal it but it had nothing on it so he left it. Or it's in his box? I forget to be honest. Doesn't really matter though.

((I coulda sworn the other Grate body was brought in by one of the robot people. Or maybe STEPHEN HAWKING, who invented being mistaken for an android.))

Through the myriad holes in the ship, the outside world is visible, as though at the end of a long, metal tunnel. In the distance, beyond the administration building, strange lights fill the sky and great explosions, like a fire cracker string of nukes, can be heard. The ship rumbles constantly and much of the inmate deck has lost power. The few lights that remain on are blinking red emergency lights. Most light comes from streaming in as hard shafts of illumination in the darkness, the bleak light of Hephaestus shining in through the holes in the hull.

((...If we don't survive this, I apologize pre-emptively.))

Stop destroying everything!

Quote from: RangerCado on December 12, 2013, 12:21:04 pm

No shipping the four year old with teenagers! ...yet! ...Elf is a lolicon! *Runs*

[A]ren't YOU the one with the obsession with four year old catgirls?

I've played Angels about a dozen times as often as often as Cado has played Memes. Are you implying that I am a lolicon as well?

You'd have to formalize it ingame I guess.

Hey, Microscope turns do not follow a linear timeline, go wild.

True...

Btw, there's no limit to periodic cataclysms, you should see Anima Beyond Fantasy's Campaing Setting. (It's a Spanish tabletop RPG. It has a TVTropes page, but it is made by American fans who don't have as much info about the setting)

Alright, how many periodic cataclysms should one world have?