#blaise corvin

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Hell Difficulty Tutorial

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Past life Hero

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Blaise Corvin

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“Sometimes, the most desperate plans seem to attract the most luck or misfortune.”

Blaise Corvin, First Song (Anthem of Infinity #1)

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Something I’ve learned is that greed comes in different forms, and it’s not always just about money or material things. Sometimes it’s about validation or even self-image, and those are the most dangerous types of motivations people can have.

Blaise Corvin, Past Life Hero #2

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Then again, floor layouts for apartments were pretty similar on Earth, too. He briefly wondered if there were only so many ways that bipeds could link rectangular rooms together in the most space-efficient way possible, or if maybe there was like…a grandfather apartment plan out there in the universe that everybody was copying off of.

Blaise Corvin, Past Life Hero #2

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“So maybe think about who might understand your problem, who can also help shoulder the burden, and who would give good advice. Also, obviously, who you trust. When you run the people you know through that filter, you can usually figure out who you should probably be talking to about any given problem, especially if it’s not a personal problem and has more to do with work.”

Blaise Corvin, Past Life Hero #2

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Unlike in movies and video games, people’s attacks didn’t distinguish between friend and foe after they were made. Shooting, sending magic, or throwing things from opposite sides of the battlefield might be okay at first, but if we actually started winning and moving closer to each other, friendly fire would be a problem.

Blaise Corvin, Sponsored Apocalypse 2

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Be the light in the world. If you ever think that there’s no light left, that’s the time it’s even more important to be a light shining in the darkness.

Blaise Corvin, Sponsored Apocalypse 2

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First off, every time I have experienced being a child, it’s not like I was an adult in a smaller body. The hardware is not quite there. It actually usually turns out in my favor, but…being fifteen again, twice, meant I was a really mature fifteen-year-old, but I was still a teenager. The best way to explain it is to use people with hormone imbalances or mental illnesses as an example. Our biology is really powerful and affects our personalities. Me remembering my past lives could help me deal with puberty easier, but it still sucked.

Blaise Corvin, Sponsored Apocalypse