I think that one or two people may have forgotten something about the Valker ship.

Mainly the bit about it being possessed by a cybernetic horror from beyond the ordered stars.

That is on drugs.

That reminds me - the whole crew of the Aesir should be all furied up too.

Anyway, Arhra V just can't stop abducting people and/or robots it seems.

EDIT: And also she starts popping out miniboss squads if given godlike power, apparently.

That post didn't end in a way I thought it would.

Anyway, I know the ASURAs are outmatched by the Aesir group considering all of the drugs and such, but I'm not quite sure how much by.

EDIT AGAIN: So it seemed to be funny to just have them zerg two people. Didn't come out as funny as I would hav eliked because I am very tired. Ah well.

So it's official, we've all been doped up with the intergalactic-multidimensional pieces of Chuck Norris.

Oh look!

Fanservice.

I felt that was an appropriate way to remind everyone that I'm still in the game.

I've gotten IC's approval on this, but, for everyone else, here's what that card turns into, and what it does.

Its a little useless right now, but Bard liked it, so!

Ah, and in case my description of the Card's text wasn't clear enough, here's what the three lines would look like.

I suck in so many ways.

My apologies for everything.

To give a summary:

Arhra V: *shoots Robo Overcast into the Sun*

ASURAs:
Type-A (to Alean and Alucard): "Imma block all your attacks forever!"
Type-B: "Not my pretty face!" *Immobilised by roundhouse kick*
Type-C (to Maya and Sophie): "I can make sword whirlwinds with my sword that turns into an arbitrarily long whip. Did you know that?"
Type-D (to Kira): "HUUUGGGGSSSSS!"
Type-E (to Maya and Sophie): "I can blow you up with a Mana Cannon while you are trapped in a sword whirlwind, y'know?"

Arhra IX: "To stop being ill I have decided to become a god, indirectly destroying the NPF in the process. THIS PLAN CANNOT FAIL."

Steel, hurry up and post or it'll be your fault again!

I mean such a dramatic and well-described transformation sequence absolutely begs a change of plans, but I would like to know how he reacted to being hauled through a fury-made wormhole before I change them!

And besides, there is most certainly something you can do to help now. Doesn't even involve temporal terrorism!

No more than usual, any way.

Anyway, when Christmas ends and I take care of two other commitments, I'll do something to continue the interesting nature of this scene. Won't respond in kind to Arhra IX, of course.

That would copycatting and copycats are lame.

I'll post tomorrow.

Maybe.

I don't know.

Leave me alone I'm playing Phoenix Wright!

So what has happened to Inbred?

Probably doing holiday-type stuff.

I think it's safe to start wondering about what to do from here. It's been a little over a weak since Arhra posted, and there's still not been a peep from Inbred, even in the OoC.

Do we just assume its dead or handwave the remainder of the scene and let Arhra take over to finish the last fragments of his sub-plot?

Don't really have a preference myself, but I understand that Avatar games are supposed to have continuity of some sort, so I was wondering how letting these things die goes.

You kill it and we haphazardly shift elsewyr. Or so I think. Have stabbing implements ready for when it comes.