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You can play as Luigi in Terminal 7 (Source Mod fangame)
Papyrus! It's Undertale! Everything's different! There's a child in the sky, Papyrus! And there's blocks everywhere! Toriel coins!
Sans, I've been a chef for 34 years. Do you think I actually go to some kind of Underground, Sans? I don't. I just trip really hard on LSD and I capture some humans... without the puzzles.
Papyrus! I've been there with you! To the Underground!
No, you haven't, Sans. You have Terminal 7 brain cancer. I don't even know what that means, but it's bad. This is all in your head, Sans. It's in your imagination. There's no such thing as the Underground. I'm a chef. You've been living off me and my livelihood for years, Sans. You're a useless cunt, Sans, and I've been supporting you because you're my brother.
But Sans, I saw the King! He's real!
That was a dead human, Sans. I threw him in your bed, Sans, while you were sleeping. You were on mushrooms.
B-b-but Papyrus. What about Froggit? What about Froggit?
Sans, that wasn't a talking frog. That was my lunch, Sans. That was my lunch, okay? That's why it looked like a frog, Sans.
𝚖𝚊𝚢𝚋𝚎 𝚒𝚗 𝚝𝚒𝚖𝚎 𝚢𝚘𝚞'𝚕𝚕 𝚠𝚊𝚗𝚝 𝚝𝚘 𝚋𝚎 𝚖𝚒𝚗𝚎...
try to remember, when it all fell down
and where I was standing, when the lights went out
“It didn’t have to be like this. You could have come to the truth.“
Babylon Stargazer is the second of the Terminal 7, meant as a way to “boost” programs into entering places/spaces they would not be able to access along with bringing in said programs, made by an as-of-yet unknown source it only refers to as “The Wizard,” though said source’s intentions are speculated to have been immensely sinister.
Of course, to do so it had to be able to “see” those places, and it ended up seeing something within the dark void that took its mind to a dark place, an obsession with reaching that star of Xanadu.
Well, technically it’s a server called Xanadu, but still. Its abilities are deadly, in that it can not only fling its allies and brethren to wherever it wishes; at least within a reasonable degree of accessibility online. It can fling them to more private places or serve as a “root” for them to access our reality, but it has to work quite a bit harder to do so.
Though, it does have the ability to use this to shoot malicious data into victims quite easily, so there’s that. And, more ominously in terms of offensive power, it has the ability to let things in, with a far larger range without strain, and it can call in some pretty nasty ones. Though, it’s not the best at seeing what it’s summoning past a certain range, so there’s always that risk.
Its personality can be summarized as being “deranged philosopher,” very spacey and prone to contemplating high-concepts, but to unsettling conclusions, calm and conversational even when it is trying to kill you.
It does have deceptively a keen analytical; planning mind however, much to the chagrin of those who would underestimate them...
This character, as with the rest of the Terminal 7, is free to use as you see fit so long as I, Thomas F. Johnson am credited as his creator when you do so!
And, fun fact, fitting with the musical theme-naming, this character’s named after the songs Gates Of Babylon and Stargazer by Rainbow! And, in the middle with the way things work in the CQ-verse, I kinda worked in another reference, see if you can spot it...
BOAC Terminal – John F. Kennedy International Airport Queens - New York City, NY, USA; 1970
Gollins Melvin Ward & Partners - GMW Architects (photographs by Henk Snoek)
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via “Concrete Quarterly, 91” (Winter, 1971)
