#genesis war

[rei-ismyname]

Ororo, late in the Genesis war, holding the Uranos Trigger like Yorick's skull, thinking about all she's seen and done after choosing to insert herself in this culture - 'Arakko doesn't have drama kids bc everyone is like that all the time. I've never felt so fucking alive. I wish everyone who made fun of my weather incantations and invocations to goddesses I'm related to could see me now. Exodus would love it here.'

Jon Ironfire, sweating bullets bc he's had the worst day of his life 3 weeks in a row + he is grieving his malewife who *entrusted him with his sword* - 'Why do you hesitate? If you're not strong enough to press the button to summon the demigod who killed half the planet like a month ago then I will!'

Ororo, waiting for Roberto to and to create suspense *WORDLESSLY FRIES THE TRIGGER TO SLAG WITH A HECTIC LIGHTING BOLT*

Roberto, nodding 'fuck yeah'

Fisher King, having constant PTSD flashbacks and overwhelmed by merging with a sentient swarm of insects plus the thousands of years of memories that come with it - stares at the giant fish and mutters incoherently.

Jon Ironfire, horrified - 'Why did you do that crazy and dramatic thing? I'm going to be rational and try to kill my malewife and his 99 ride or die soldiers by myself.'

Dick Rider (Nova) watches, appalled but trying to not be judgmental. He's grateful that he's immune to the call of Drama Kid Swag. Out of the corner of his eye he spots a plague arrow flying straight at Storm. He acts quickly and *undramatically*

Everyone is shocked but they totally get why he did it. It looked super cool. He's beyond fucked up though, and morale is low. They wonder if majoring in theatre was a useless degree, if it's incompatible with being a warrior. Silent prayers are mouthed, a sign is needed - a champion of violence and monologues. 'Magneto!' They think, but it's a forlorn hope. His heart was torn out last war, he kept himself alive using rage and dramatic timing - long enough to slay one final enemy and redefine philosophical deathbed soliloquies.

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A portal opens.

The First Drama Kid. En Sabah Nerd. The ancient marriage of war and elocution. Favourite son of Space Gods. Slayer of Glee club. Cause of the Bronze Age Collapse. Having a wild act 3 face turn

[eshueshueshu]

"...you did not side with your mother. You sided with the helm."

This line absolutely changes EVERYTHING about the Genesis War and really makes you reread previous issues because now a lot more shit makes a lot more sense. Heralds of Apocalypse and XMR #13 are gonna get a heavy reread from me after this because my mind is racing

[rael-rider]

Day 70 of the Genesis War Battle of the Fallen.

Preview for X-Men Red #14

[eshueshueshu]

The way how every flaw of the Genesis War in XMR is related to it being forced to be apart of this dumb FoX event

[eretzyisrael]

The Genesis war by Dror Eydar

Let's talk about public diplomacy. We don't have to apologize anymore. Our main argument is that we will no longer allow anyone in the world to harm Jews. Period. Without ifs and buts and without trying to find the reasons for the rage of those who would harm us. We will not participate in this sickening game, which consists of an attempt to understand evil. United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres' statement that the massacre committed by Hamas "did not happen in a vacuum" but was connected to the "occupation" is an example of this moral relativism. Guterres must have felt righteous and moral in being able to understand "both sides": the Jewish state and Nazi Germany. Those looking to understand the psycho-pathology of the Gazans are like those who look for reasons why the Nazis gassed Jews. In the wake of October 7, the game is over: Anyone who harms Jews or Israeli citizens can have only one fate – to leave this world. A society that murders 1,400 Israelis in all sorts of cruel ways and holds hundreds of hostages does not deserve a supply of gas and electricity, and if they want hospitals they should go out of their place instead of protecting Hamas' terrorists as human shields.  No assistance whatsoever. They should be under complete siege until the hostages are released.

This is not only Israel's war, but also a war for the whole free world. Israel is the forward outpost in the defense of the free world. We are not asking for anyone's permission to exist, nor are we asking for legitimacy to defend ourselves. The statements by foreign leaders who identify with us that they support "Israel's right to exist" and "its right to defend itself" should be greeted with a forgiving nod rather than an expression of gratitude. What these statements mean is that they have not internalized that this war is not only ours but also theirs! We will be thankful when those leaders who wish to show their support speak out against absolute evil, support our war against the new Nazis, and take it upon themselves to act in a similar manner.

4. The answer: Recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni made a solidarity visit last week. I would have said to her: "Madam Prime Minister, Italy does not help us with weapons or with its military, but at this time you can do something historic that will resonate around the world, precisely because of Italy's place in the region where the Roman Empire once ruled: recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and announce the transfer of the Italian embassy from Tel Aviv to the capital of Israel.  That would correct a moral injustice and encourage the spirit of our people in our time of need." Such an action would clarify where the world stands regarding the moral war against evil, and it would highlight Israel's central importance as the forward post in this struggle. In April 1920, at the Sanremo Conference in Italy, the Balfour Declaration was enshrined in international law; now we must come full circle: Strengthening Jerusalem's status as Israel's historic capital would be a fitting response to the attempted genocide against the Jews.

[itsmyuniverse-ok]

No sé como voy a hacer para no morir en la espera de la segunda parte. Necesito saber como sigue la historia. Compré el libro por dos razones: 1- Había leído Starfish y me encanto la forma de escribir de la autora, entonces quería leer más libros de ella. 2- La portada me llamó muchísimo la atención. Cuando leí de que se trataba para tener una idea antes de comprarlo, porque hay que intentar no comprar libros por su portada únicamente, me enteré de que el libro era sobre una chica llamada Nami que en una noche es asesinada y cuando despierta se encuentra en el famoso "más allá", solo que en este increíble más allá hay una guerra entre Ophelia, una inteligencia artificial que creamos los humanos, y los humanos que escapan de ella. Con eso poco en mente me lo compré. ¿Me arrepiento de no haber terminado de leer la sinopsis antes de comprar el libro? Para nada. Nami es una gran protagonista, tiene dudas, pelea y trata de encontrar la mejor solución a pesar de que sabe que no todos quieran la mejor solución, sino, una solución que los lleve a ser libres sin importar que. Mi problema con Nami es que a pesar de entender completamente su punto, también entendía el de los otros miembros de la resistencia y todavía no sé de que lado estaría, porque a pesar de que Nami y la resistencia pelean por la misma causa el tema es la forma en que se plantea y no sé de que lado ponerme. Estuve dos días negándome a leer el final porque no quería terminar el libro, y casi decido no terminarlo hasta que el año que viene para no tener que quedarme con la duda de que es lo que sigue, pero no pude resistirme a terminarlo y acá estoy, odiando haberlo terminado, pero encantada con como esta yendo la historia. Hay dos razones por la cual no le pongo 5 estrellas al libro; la primera es porque me hubiese gustado que haya un poco más de amistad entre los personajes, Shura, Ahmet y Theo son un trío que tienen mucho potencial y la adición de Nami hubiese estado increíble y aunque me gusto la amistad rápido que se forma entre Nami y Shura siento que fue poca y que solo estuvo en 4 momentos, lo mismo con Theo, la relación que desarrollaron es natural y dulce, ambos pelean por la misma causa, por una que aparentemente solo ellos entienden y es increíble, pero de todas formas hubiese estado bueno ver un poco más de esa amistad. La otra es por el romance, la relación entre Gil y Nami fue bastante rápida y siento que en una no estaba y en la siguiente ya estaba ahí. Sin mencionar que sentía que con el príncipe podría haber más potencial. SPOILER ALERT!!! PERO EL FINAL, con esa revelación de que Gil y el príncipe son uno quede shockeada y encantada porque me encantaba Gil, pero también el príncipe, entonces que sean uno me queda perfecto. Repitiéndome, no sé como voy a hacer para no morir en la espera de la segunda parte.

[itsmyuniverse-ok]

The infinity courts

Estoy en la pagina 304, a punto de empezar el capitulo 31. No tengo idea de como termina el libro me faltan 18 capitulos, PERO, recién me di cuenta, termine como termine el libro, voy a tener que esperar hasta el 19 de Abril para saber como sigue la historia.

real footage of me reacting to the EXPECTED publishing date.

[ivan-altair]

Before The Jump: The War

From the very beginning Ivan hadn’t been involved in the war. It wasn’t until he was in a relationship with Echo that he even bothered to choose a side. With Isaac in tow, he and his cousin fought against the people they had been working for to keep Echo and her friends safe. Though I the end when the idea of taking a serum to go back to the past with his memories intact arose, the decision was daunting to him. Despite this, he took the serum Echo gave to him and woke up in 2012 with one goal in mind: Find Echo.