Current CP: 4
Eyowe: ...of all the myriad possible mysterious energies I could end up dealing with, why did it have to be this exact one, the one type of energy I didn't get any chance to study on?
Eyowe: Welp. Nothing to do but to try and control this situation.
Eyowe crafts a mechanical construct in the shape of a human body. This construct only has two features built into it: a port made for the purpose of holding the "secret feature" chip and a self-destruct mechanic that activates when a specific statement is verbally uttered. When the self-destruct mechanic is activated, it sends a near-unending amounts of shock to the construct that causes it and anything else attached to it to crumble into dust. In addition, this mechanic detects any attempts made to tamper with it, regardless of intensity. Upon detecting such an attempt, it will immediately activate itself.
Once he's done building the construct, Eyowe moves on to the "secret feature" chip, utilities in hand. He detaches it from the Warp Jammer with a considerable amount of accuracy and care as to not destroy nor alter the features of both it and the Warp Jammer. Upon detaching the chip, Eyowe moves back to the construct and inserts the chip into the port.
Eyowe moves the construct away from potential collateral damage and waits for the "secret feature" chip to activate inside it and do whatever it's designed to do. Eyowe keeps the self-destruct mechanic and the password statement in mind, as it's his fail-safe for if the chip's effect is both lasting and a nuisance to us. The moment the chip does any action that Eyowe would see as against the [AG] forces, Eyowe will utter the password statement.
(to Moniker: Would this count as a focused action or is it just 3 actions without any boons from focused?)
(also to Moniker: If, for any reason whatsoever, you want me to give you the password statement for the self-destruct mechanic before the update, I guess dm me and I'll reply with the code? I mean, I'll still say it out loud when I activate the mechanic.)
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While waiting for the chip to do its work, Eyowe takes notice of the Alice discourse and gives his input on it:
Eyowe: Hmm...
Eyowe: On the subject of her capabilities, well it's no question that hers is immense.
Eyowe: However, let me add to that.
Eyowe: As far as my understanding goes, we are in some manner of afterlife realm and you're all dead, correct?
Eyowe: And if, again, I understand it correctly, a friend of yours... Fred, was it? Yeah didn't he encounter the Godmodder in what I, and maybe even you, assume is the real world?
Eyowe: As we are taking on this Godmodder inside this HEXAGONAFIELD, that Godmodder outside is still roaming about.
Eyowe: I do not exactly know what happens after we kill the HEXAGONAFIELD Godmodder, but for now I'll assume that we'll have an encounter with the real world Godmodder after this.
Eyowe: Onto my point now. If we allow Alice to attain full Godmodder status from killing the HEXAGONAFIELD Godmodder, we could get her assistance in fighting the real world Godmodder.
Eyowe: Well, actually can a godmodder escape this realm or am I just overestimating their capabilities?
Eyowe: ....yes I have made plenty of assumptions in making my statement and some may even be wrong, but my statement there still stands.
Eyowe: Now, about this godmodder protege cycle issue.
Eyowe: Yes, we have reached this point due to every godmodder protege being alive as their teacher perishes.
Eyowe: But, and I'm still running on a lot of assumptions here, did any of the proteges rebel against their teacher as Alice is doing right now?
Eyowe: Letting Alice live may mean letting the godmodder cycle continue.
Eyowe: But we might be able to start something new here.
Eyowe: Perhaps we could start an era where "godmodder" does not mean war.
Eyowe: And now, onto the toughest issue here, and possibly my break-off point from supporting Alice:
Eyowe: Her commitment to doing good.
Eyowe: I don't have much to say on this topic right now, except this to you, Alice...
Eyowe: If you don't mind, please, and truthfully, finish that thought.
Eyowe: Also, I would appreciate non-violence in this debate.
Eyowe burns all of his CP and crafts a mechanical riot squad and sends them to where the discourse is happening with the clear intent of upholding peace there. Eyowe also gives the squad leader the Eyowean Greatsword to improve their performance. The riot squad would block any attack attempts made by either side.
Eyowe also signs his name on the Debate contract.
Lastly, Eyowe looks back towards Alice again.
Eyowe: And Alice, I know this debate's very attention-catching to you but uhh...
Eyowe: Don't forget to Yoreshield the Godmodder.
Eyowe: Don't want him sneaking in an attack now, do we?
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As Eyowe goes back to watching his construct, he utters something:
Eyowe: dwojf329♀sbde
Some of his fellow Players recognize what that code means...
As the book is summoned where it can hopefully drop on a safe spot, Eyowe opens it and skims the book, looking to gain a couple of specific information from it: how many godmodders existed in total (or are at least listed in the book) and an average of a godmodder's lifespan. To accomplish finding the latter, Eyowe looks only for when a godmodder's name appears for the first time and the last group number where it appears for the last time.
If that's too tall of an order, then Eyowe will just flip to the current page and see how many battles our Godmodder has been in.
(If I'll require an action or two to do either of those, then just subtract the amount of CP I used for the mechanical riot squad and transfer those to here instead)
CP Used
4 - 4 = 0 left
Eyowe: Am I actually dead or was I just booted to here because of... him?
Eyowe: ...of all the myriad possible mysterious energies I could end up dealing with, why did it have to be this exact one, the one type of energy I didn't get any chance to study on?
Eyowe: Welp. Nothing to do but to try and control this situation.
Eyowe crafts a mechanical construct in the shape of a human body. This construct only has two features built into it: a port made for the purpose of holding the "secret feature" chip and a self-destruct mechanic that activates when a specific statement is verbally uttered. When the self-destruct mechanic is activated, it sends a near-unending amounts of shock to the construct that causes it and anything else attached to it to crumble into dust. In addition, this mechanic detects any attempts made to tamper with it, regardless of intensity. Upon detecting such an attempt, it will immediately activate itself.
Once he's done building the construct, Eyowe moves on to the "secret feature" chip, utilities in hand. He detaches it from the Warp Jammer with a considerable amount of accuracy and care as to not destroy nor alter the features of both it and the Warp Jammer. Upon detaching the chip, Eyowe moves back to the construct and inserts the chip into the port.
Eyowe moves the construct away from potential collateral damage and waits for the "secret feature" chip to activate inside it and do whatever it's designed to do. Eyowe keeps the self-destruct mechanic and the password statement in mind, as it's his fail-safe for if the chip's effect is both lasting and a nuisance to us. The moment the chip does any action that Eyowe would see as against the [AG] forces, Eyowe will utter the password statement.
(to Moniker: Would this count as a focused action or is it just 3 actions without any boons from focused?)
(also to Moniker: If, for any reason whatsoever, you want me to give you the password statement for the self-destruct mechanic before the update, I guess dm me and I'll reply with the code? I mean, I'll still say it out loud when I activate the mechanic.)
_______________________________________________________________
While waiting for the chip to do its work, Eyowe takes notice of the Alice discourse and gives his input on it:
Eyowe: Hmm...
Eyowe: On the subject of her capabilities, well it's no question that hers is immense.
Eyowe: However, let me add to that.
Eyowe: As far as my understanding goes, we are in some manner of afterlife realm and you're all dead, correct?
Eyowe: And if, again, I understand it correctly, a friend of yours... Fred, was it? Yeah didn't he encounter the Godmodder in what I, and maybe even you, assume is the real world?
Eyowe: As we are taking on this Godmodder inside this HEXAGONAFIELD, that Godmodder outside is still roaming about.
Eyowe: I do not exactly know what happens after we kill the HEXAGONAFIELD Godmodder, but for now I'll assume that we'll have an encounter with the real world Godmodder after this.
Eyowe: Onto my point now. If we allow Alice to attain full Godmodder status from killing the HEXAGONAFIELD Godmodder, we could get her assistance in fighting the real world Godmodder.
Eyowe: Well, actually can a godmodder escape this realm or am I just overestimating their capabilities?
Eyowe: ....yes I have made plenty of assumptions in making my statement and some may even be wrong, but my statement there still stands.
Eyowe: Now, about this godmodder protege cycle issue.
Eyowe: Yes, we have reached this point due to every godmodder protege being alive as their teacher perishes.
Eyowe: But, and I'm still running on a lot of assumptions here, did any of the proteges rebel against their teacher as Alice is doing right now?
Eyowe: Letting Alice live may mean letting the godmodder cycle continue.
Eyowe: But we might be able to start something new here.
Eyowe: Perhaps we could start an era where "godmodder" does not mean war.
Eyowe: And now, onto the toughest issue here, and possibly my break-off point from supporting Alice:
Eyowe: Her commitment to doing good.
Eyowe: I don't have much to say on this topic right now, except this to you, Alice...
Eyowe: Well, you were cut off here.
Eyowe: If you don't mind, please, and truthfully, finish that thought.
Eyowe: Also, I would appreciate non-violence in this debate.
Eyowe burns all of his CP and crafts a mechanical riot squad and sends them to where the discourse is happening with the clear intent of upholding peace there. Eyowe also gives the squad leader the Eyowean Greatsword to improve their performance. The riot squad would block any attack attempts made by either side.
Eyowe also signs his name on the Debate contract.
Lastly, Eyowe looks back towards Alice again.
Eyowe: And Alice, I know this debate's very attention-catching to you but uhh...
Eyowe: Don't forget to Yoreshield the Godmodder.
Eyowe: Don't want him sneaking in an attack now, do we?
_______________________________________________________________
As Eyowe goes back to watching his construct, he utters something:
Eyowe: dwojf329♀sbde
Some of his fellow Players recognize what that code means...
As the book is summoned where it can hopefully drop on a safe spot, Eyowe opens it and skims the book, looking to gain a couple of specific information from it: how many godmodders existed in total (or are at least listed in the book) and an average of a godmodder's lifespan. To accomplish finding the latter, Eyowe looks only for when a godmodder's name appears for the first time and the last group number where it appears for the last time.
If that's too tall of an order, then Eyowe will just flip to the current page and see how many battles our Godmodder has been in.
(If I'll require an action or two to do either of those, then just subtract the amount of CP I used for the mechanical riot squad and transfer those to here instead)
CP Used
4 - 4 = 0 left
Eyowe: Am I actually dead or was I just booted to here because of... him?
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