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AT: [...] mY TAKE ON THIS IS, AT: tHAT YOU CREATED OUR IMPOSSIBLY HARD BAD GUY, wHO WANTS TO KILL US, AT: aND BY ASSOCIATION, i GUESS THAT MAKES, AT: yOU THE BAD GUY TOO, AT: iNSTEAD OF A GOOD GUY WHO'S JUST MEAN, AG: Nice deduction! AG: Wrong, excruci8tingly linear, and laced with the sort of a8solutes morons like to throw around…….. AG: 8ut nice!
"Only a loser deals in a8solutes!"
It's hard to characterize Vriska as cleanly as Tavros is trying to - but we don't need to psychoanalyze her to know she's a liability. Vriska is actively impeding the team's attempts to deal with Jack, and she's not even pretending to blame causality anymore.
AT: i THINK, AT: i AM GOING TO HAVE TO STOP YOU, [...]
I like where your head's at, Tavros - but if you really want to stop Vriska, then you should drop that lance and run.
Make a beeline for the common room, and explain to Karkat that Vriska caused the Mistake. He'll fly into an incandescent rage, rallying the remaining trolls against her - including Terezi, who can actually stand up to her.
If you fight her yourself, you're fucked. An analysis would be a complete waste of time, and not just because your psionics are useless here. I could give you Bec, and I'd still bet on Vriska.
AG: Tell you what. AG: If you can find me in this la8, you can have at me. AG: I'll even give you a free shot! No funny 8usiness or anything.
Lady, you can survive a bomb to the face. This 'free shot' business is basically just a taunt, and everyone knows it but Tavros.
AT: oK, AT: tHEN, AT: hERE i COME,
Damn it, this is not where you want to be aiming your confidence. You can still reconsider. Please reconsider.
Or maybe you can take her, I dunno
Hello, Jade. What business could you possibly have with your other self?
More extracanonical shenanigans from Hussie, I take it.
Looks like this recap's going to be Vriska-themed. She seems to be controlling Hussie to write it, so I hope it's from her PoV - I have a feeling she'd be a very funny storyteller.
Not even Fantastica is safe from Lord English.
THE WINDY THING subsides, and clear skies prevail. You soar to the highest rung, and rule over your echeladder as the HEIR TRANSPARENT.
John's hit the level cap already?
Davesprite was killing Underlings for months, and he never hit his. Maybe he didn't have access to as much EXP, since his Underlings were only triple-prototyped.
You can also gain Echeladder levels by completing non-combat objectives - so actually, maybe Davesprite just didn't hit the proper milestones. His session was incomplete, after all.
With the Reckoning ticking down, the Players need to rush through the story, so they're probably just hitting Echeladder milestones offscreen.
The clouds have returned. The fireflies are still trapped. The spell remains unbroken.
Send all the hurricanes you like, John. Typheus yet lives, and the sky remains his domain.
Question 98
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© Manoel T,2022
writing tip 3065:
describe in detail an ambiguously coloured blanket
Tricky maneuvering….
PHILIPPINE SEA (November 2, 2020) -- United States Military Sealift Command dry cargo and ammunition ship USNS Alan Shepard (T-AKE 3) (left) sails a steady course and speed....as United States Navy guided-missile destroyer USS Barry (DDG 52) moves into position 120-150 feet (35-45 meters) alongside for a refueling/resupplying (UNREP) operation.
Note the wave action against the side of the destroyer as it approaches the much larger ship. Wind, ocean waves, ship-generated waves and currents....as well of the physics of two large floating machines getting so close to each other....make this a tricky maneuver....no matter how many times you do it.
(I performed this maneuver at least 100 times -- and probably a whole lot more than that -- during my seagoing career in the Navy.)
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>>Photo: Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Ryre Arciaga , USN
