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Defeat The Godmodder

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Alright, I WAS going to do my charges all in a specific order, but I guess I can't really ask somebody to shield my artifact for me, so here goes doing things out of order.

Action 1:
The marketplace surrounds me, and I resist the sudden urge to burn the whole thing to the ground on grounds of paranoia. the child runs past, and I feel my pockets grow lighter.
Wait. How are my pockets lighter if I don't keep anything in my pockets... I ruminate on this for a few moments before realizing that the helium balloons that the child stuffed in my pockets are lifting me up in the air, away from the marketplace where all kinds of thieves might be waiting to steal starcalibur, which has clearly been in my INVENTORY, not my pockets, this whole time.
And then I decide to nuke the marketplace anyways, dropping a massive tanker truck right into the middle of it with a portal, before taking out a pistol with explosive rounds and firing into ithe truck. The entire marketplace ignites when showered in burning oil.

Action 2:
The improbability drive continues puttering along, almost switching gears to start doing 3 post charges, but then I realize I can do 2 post charges just as easily and leave myself an extra action to boot. So here we are.
1/2 for Up top!

Action 3:
2/2 for Up Top!
Expending...
My hand starts itching. I look at my watch, and roll my eyes. It seems I have 2 minutes to perform a high five before my hand bursts into flames. That would be kinda annoying, although not particularly harmful. Either way, spontaneous combustion is a pain in the neck and I'd rather not undergo it.
So I begin looking for a highfive candidate. I consider high fiving the lieutenant's face with a chair, but he's already taken care of, and I don't know if chair-fives count for putting out my smoldering hand.
I look around, I could high five one of the starcraft soldiers, but high fiving just one guy would not be nearly incredible enough.
Then I look up to the sky.
Perfect.
I rise up on my boots of flight and fly towards the Godslayer.
"UP TOP!"
And of course, against all odds (because when isn't it?) the Godslayer grows an absolutely enormous hand, and swings it down towards me. I roll my should and swing to meet it, and a deafening shockwave scatters across the battlefield. Visible airwaves like in those animes when two people punch each other's fists rocket outwards blowing everyone backwards (for flavor text, not damage)
The raw, burning energy in my hand is transferred to the Godslayer, filling it with an inner fire. This has two effects. First, the Godslayer starts to glow. And second, the Godslayer gets an attack power boost.

Action 4:
The improbability drive sputters for a bit, like it usually does upon completing a charge, and then starts up another one.
1/2 for Don't Forget to Digest It.

Action 5:
Time for an intermission!
Got your popcorn? Good, I do too. Lots of it. My inventory has an entire warehouse full of different kinds of popcorn in it. Which is simultaneously rather worrying and really awesome.
Anyways, I reach in and grab something special: The bag of infinite popcorn.
I crick it open a little bit. The world rumbles.
I pop it all the way open and the soulraze elite finds itself buried under a colossal wave of popcorn. If the soulraze elite is dead, then the geyser of popcorn is direct at the airdrop starship, blasting it out of the air with the sheer force of the popcorn.
*Munch munch*
"Eh, could use a bit more butter."

Action 6:
2/2 for Don't Forget to Digest It.
Expending...
I look at my watch, then look up, and dive out of the way as a massive tv screen falls from the sky.
A little jingle and a quick drum beat pop up and the following ad plays on the tv screen:

Disclaimer:
Tem Flakes contain 100 MILLION percent Vitamin TEM! Yaya!
Tem would pay One MILLION gold for Temmie flakes! Awawawawawa
H0i! I'm temmie! and this is my friend, temmie flakes breakfast cereal!
H0i! I'm bob.
Temmie flakes make you strong! But not too strong, muscles NOT CUTE! Muscles not cute.
Awawawawawa
Temmie flakes, SUCH A CUTE!
Never had temmie flakes? That's okayyyy Tem understand.
TEM COMING TO KILL YOU.
You think this is a joke?
Buy temmie flakes!
Yaya!
Special Surprise in every box!
Surprise is temmie flakes.

I stand back.
"That was... weird."
A giant arm reaches out of the tv screen, holding a bowl full of temmie flakes, escalated to massive size to account for the size of the tv. The arm reaches up and over and down and around and basically does a single massive loop of the battlefield at weird right angles until it comes up to the second scarlet prince and shoves the entire bowl of temmie flakes down his mouth for massive amounts of healing.
The arm then retracts all the way back it had come from, following the exact path, snapping back into the tv which then teeters back and forth before falling over and shattering.
"That was even weirder."
(This is a heal on the scarlet prince)
 
The man looks at the bugs that attacked his shield, then at his shield, and shrugs. Looks like the Soulraze Forces are almost wiped out, excepting their HQ. When some random bugs are probably a far bigger threat than your emergency "oh hell" troops, you're not too great, Godmodder. This is actually kinda embarrassing for him. Well, he's sure that the foe's project charge and next Sealed Minion will prove to be better. At least these guys did get the AG situation kinda under control, so it's not a complete loss. The Godslayer still hasn't taken any hull damage though, that's certainly bad for the enemy.

Oh yeah, the shield.

FOCUS

The man waves his hands about in the direction of the shield, and reverses the flow of time in that precise area. Only around the shield, of course, not around the generator and the beacon. Hence, he turns back the clock to before the bugs attacked, hence undoing the damage they had dealt, and returning the energy field to full integrity while not adding another turn to the Beacon's timer. Speaking of, about halfway there. A good sign.
 
Moniker said:
The Healing Stones do get a benefit out of healing, if that healing siphons HP from their foes - there is less of their foes to attack them! Thus, they do not get benefits from the Law of Benevolence.
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The stones do not care. They don't want to do anything, they just do what they are made for. Thus they themselves do not benefit from anything.

Moniker said:
The Healing Stones heal themselves, siphoning 6,000 HP from BrutalCore.
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Oh what about my stone of stone upgrade? It should prevent them harming AG units.

A better AND bigger AND more durable bug? I will tell you why we don't have that kind of bug in reality and use this.
I use a conventional physics and biology-beam. This exposes the insect to the infinite gravity, the Hexagonafield possesses by having infinite size, also he suffocates because his exoskeleton (it is also thicker to make him more durable and to support the extra weight he gains from greater size) can't let through enough air to supply enough O², which is needed for important processes that keep him alive. The bug is dead. Again.

I upgrade the healing stones and now they are immune to any animal (humans too) that try to directly control them. Instead they will control the being that tries to control them.

I give the healing stones a conceptual attack shield. I define as an attack any stuff that doesn't please me, that happens to them. If something happens (and does not explain why this was possible) and it does not please me, I will write a small letter to Nature, which will erase the evildoer.

With slight annoyance

hungry visitor.

PS: Bigger does not equal better.
 
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ACTION:1/3 ITEM(S): 1x2,000 Damage Lottery Token
AMOUNT:2/3
CHARGE:4/10

ACTION 1: First, I let my illegal contacts know that their payment will be in paid in the standardized format. Seeing the link, I know I have caught someone's attention, so I back up everything but the message I have been sent onto a separate hard-drive, in case this is an attempt to sabotage me. I then put the text I have been given into the searchbar and search for the .net I have been given.

ACTION 2:[X]Roll Slots. Also, I have been thinking of creating two smaller slots, one that has 1-4, with the other being 5-8, so as to improve the chances of actually getting something from the slots.
 
MrMirrorMan said:
ACTION:1/3 ITEM(S): 1x2,000 Damage Lottery Token
AMOUNT:2/3
CHARGE:4/10

ACTION 1: First, I let my illegal contacts know that their payment will be in paid in the standardized format. Seeing the link, I know I have caught someone's attention, so I back up everything but the message I have been sent onto a separate hard-drive, in case this is an attempt to sabotage me. I then put the text I have been given into the searchbar and search for the .net I have been given.

ACTION 2:[X]Roll Slots. Also, I have been thinking of creating two smaller slots, one that has 1-4, with the other being 5-8, so as to improve the chances of actually getting something from the slots.
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I like the idea. Still even chances, but to make up for the boost in your chance of winning or "winning", the jackpot of 9 is removed.
 
Mandate of Heaven - I
  • Sidestory
    • Arsenical said:
    Using the HELPFUL HINT the narrator gave to Arsenical, he pulls out a plain rope, with a hook on the end of it.

    Then, our hero flips the world upside-down temporarily. With one hand on the hook-less end of the rope, he drops the rest of the rope up into the sky, and hooks it on a CLOUD.

    "We're not even trying to be realistic anymore, are we?"

    Realism was dead the moment you decided to get involved in this war.

    "Fair enough."

    With the short exchange done, Arsenical flips the world back to its original state, and begins to climb up into the sky via rope...
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    SIDEQUEST BEGUN: Mandate of Heaven

    At some point during your climbing, you left the HEXAGONAFIELD. Or at least, it appeared that way. Clouds stretch around you, hovering in the air but not moving at all. Below you, you can see nothing but the bright blue sky beneath you. Above you, you can see a flat ceiling - or is it floor? - of clouds. Continuing your climb, you eventually reach it, and a small hole opens to allow you to pass through. Heaving yourself up top, the hole closes up behind you. You're sure you'll be able to leave when you're ready, though.

    You see a sign conveniently placed right next to you:

    "Welcome to: Outer Heaven Lobby
    (This is the visitor center, Inner Heaven is where the good people go when they die)
    Please wait patiently for one of our worker angels to serve you. Until then, please enjoy complimentary candy. Only take one!"

    You notice a candy bowl placed on a small table nearby. Looking around, you don't see... anything in any direction. Except for a chair, presumably to facilitate waiting. Examining the candy bowl closer, you notice three different colors of wrapped candy, with different labels... which one do you want to take, if any?


    Heaven:

    Candy bowl:
    Green wrapped candy (label reads: "SPEED")
    Blue wrapped candy (label reads: "POWER")
    Red wrapped candy (label reads: "SPICY")


    OOC: CoreBrute Your sidequest will begin shortly. You can post like you're still on the HEXAGONAFIELD right now, though. It will be a one-post sidequest that plays more like a cutscene.
     
  • Sidestory
    • I look up to see some flowers dropped on me, with a name tag. I sigh, " I don't know who's the dimensional mailman, but he need better glasses."
    I head to the Godmodder. "Hey, here's some flowers". I throw them to him and when he grabs them, they explode into white powder.
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    Suddenly Fozzie Bear appears, goes Waka waka, and vanishes.
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    Eevee shadow bacon said:
    I look up to see some flowers dropped on me, with a name tag. I sigh, " I don't know who's the dimensional mailman, but he need better glasses."
    I head to the Godmodder. "Hey, here's some flowers". I throw them to him and when he grabs them, they explode into white powder.
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    Suddenly Fozzie Bear appears, goes Waka waka, and vanishes.
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    The GM is 1 damage from summoning a Sealed Boss! Please the Soulraze forces aren't totally mopped up, the Void spiders are a thing, and the GM is about to complete a 4 charge attack! Not now.
     
    Suddenly, a new player appears!

    He has no clue what is going on, and instead starts looking for somewhere to hide.
     
    See? Just emulate the king of Babylon and you can damage the Godmodder.... wait... IDEA!
    YOU!     I point at the Soulraze Elite. Yes YOU!
    Do you honestly think you can simply do what you want on this field?
    This is my land now.
    And you will die. MONGREL!
    A sunbeam fires from somewhere with the intent to fry him.
    Beginning to call forth RELENTLESS RAGE (2/5)

    EY Newbie! I point at Slick146. See that one over there? The Godmodder? He'll kill everything you know if you don't help us fight him and his army. Join us comrade!
     
    While CoreBrute had vanished, his power was still present. And his power was felt through his allies, reverberating through them.

    ACTION 1: The once infantile insectoid Evolved Rust Monsters had matured, finally deciding it was time to 'leave the nest' of their mother, seek to make families of their own. Of course there weren't many opportunities for giant insect monsters to find love in this cruel HEXagon world. Then a sexy group of sisters crawled out on 8 pairs of legs, eating everything in the name of the Void. The perfect type for horny unsupervised young bloods.

    The Void Spiders found themselves surrounded by a legion of Evolved Rust Monsters. Suddenly they grabbed as many of the spiders as they could and proceeded to do as Nature intended. They Synthesized.

    Void Spiders and Rust Monsters turned into white balls, shooting off into the sky before merging together into an egg. As David Attenborough would tell you, (if he hadn't been rendered insane by Cthulhu) this egg contains the child of the parents, who have both vanished forever. These eggs, when they hatch next turn, will make monsters that contain traits of both their parents, probably a new species. Of course the fact they will be part Rust Monster, means they will be subject to Rust Mother (Grandmother?) and thus firmly on CoreBrute's side.

    ACTION 2: A familiar large Executor-class Star Dreadnought popped into existence above the field, before floating down. The cargo door opened and Kippers, the Khajit Sith Lord, walked out. Surrounding him were several figures in dark robes like his.

    "Now my apprentices," He addressed the figures. "It is time to test your skill and whet your bloodlust in true battle. I expect to see true depravity from all of you, no mercy shown to any adversary." He pointed a hand at the Soul Razer forces. "Those look like good targets. Go decimate those numbers. Now," He stopped as he glanced around. "Wait, where's CoreBrute? I was hoping he'd lead this little squad.

    "Excuse me sir," He called out to Winkins. "Would you have any interest in leading a small force of feline warriors into battle?" You noticed all the hooded apprentices are humanoid cats from various franchises. "Don't stress too much," He leaned into a conspiratorial whisper. "if you get most of them killed. I'm trying to cull the herd so to speak. Only the strong survive in the Sith, Rule of Twi, yada yada. Go nuts." He leaves and heads back to the ship.

    "If you see CoreBrute let him know it's his turn to bring cookies to the next meeting!" He said, before the ship closed and he flew off, leaving you with a glaring of Sith.

    ACTION 3: As all this distraction is going on, good old Handy the virus, wandered over to the Soul Razer's Anti-Everything Turret. Impressed, it wandered over to the electronics side. Then, using it's power as a sentient virus, disappeared into the machine's systems. [1/4 Turns, hacking/converting the Anti-Everything Turret]


    ENTITY ACTION: BrutalCore, irritated that he keeps losing his health, starts grabbing the PG healing stones and throwing them so fast, they end up in other dimensions. Out of range of this battlefield at least.
     
    Xerath's Mindscape
  • Sidestory
    • CoreBrute said:
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    Diving through the Yorehammer-powered miniature door you enacted, you make it into Xerath's mind...

    ...And immediately find yourself on the outside again. Xerath, lying nearby, gets up and groans... and then it hits you. You acquired Xerath's memories... of the reason why he works for the godmodder.

    SIDESTORY: Xerath's Mindscape

    Xerath used to be part of a group just like you. He and Cera were part of the same godmodder-fighting team. Entrance onto the mysterious HEXAGONAFIELD, the slow build-up of friends and foes... it happened mostly the same way. But with one critical difference.

    Most people come in alone, with no connections to anyone else there, but Xerath... Xerath came with someone else. His daughter. He couldn't remember anything about his life before, but he could remember her.

    Her name was Alice. She was 17 years old, and despite the chaos that raged on the HEXAGONAFIELD, Xerath worked as hard as he could to make sure nothing happened to her.

    But it didn't last long. When the Sealed Snowball rolled onto the field, they didn't stop it in time. The godmodder gained an ever-increasing upper hand, and the players opposing him began to drop, one by one. At some point, Cera opted to flee. Xerath didn't realize until afterwards.

    Alice decided to take matters into her own hands, challenging the godmodder to a duel in a last-ditch effort to turn the situation around, with the wager being herself. She had intended for the fight to keep the godmodder occupied until the others could help her win, but the fight ended far, far faster than she expected. She lost, and Xerath couldn't do anything but watch. But the godmodder didn't opt to kill her. Instead, he merely teleported her somewhere else. Xerath doesn't know where she is, but he does know that she's alive.

    During the early parts of the war, Xerath and Alice had opted to bond their souls, using their Player abilities - ensuring that no matter what, they would be able to tell whether or not the other was alive. But it told neither of them where exactly the other was. Xerath had tried his best to find her, but the godmodder spent a massive amount of energy ensuring that Xerath could do no such thing. Her location was shielded with every layer of protection imaginable. Even the Resolute Heart and Yorehammer would have trouble gaining more than the murkiest of glimpses.

    After Alice was taken, the battle quickly reached its conclusion. All but the escaped Cera and Xerath had been utterly destroyed. But rather than finish him off, the godmodder stopped. He offered Xerath a deal. Take his hand, and abuse the powers of the NEUTRALADDER to be his servant. He would be the keystone of the godmodder's plans for the Soulraze forces. And as long as he did so, the godmodder could absolutely promise Alice would come to no harm. And of course, seeing no other option, Xerath took the deal.

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    Xerath: Well... now you know.

    Suddenly, Cera interrupts, shouting from above.

    Cera: Xerath... You don't know Alice is alive. And the godmodder could separate hundreds of families if he wins! You need to-

    Xerath: Cera. You know what? Shut up. Just shut up. How DARE you talk to me about what needs to happen!? If you had stayed, if you hadn't run away like the coward you are, then maybe I wouldn't need to fight for the godmodder! You could have helped her in that duel!

    Cera: That was a losing battle, there was nothing to be gained-

    Xerath: That's what you have to say about the rest of them? All the others who fought with us? Percy? Jamar? That they wasted their lives fighting a useless battle?

    Xerath: At least I have something to protect. You fight for nobody but yourself.

    Cera: That's not-

    Xerath: BE. QUIET.

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    His outburst finished, Xerath turns away, and walks away from Corebrute. Clearly quite shaken from having his head messed with in such a manner. He's more susceptible than ever, now.
     
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    • mastigos2 said:
    this bit is actually very important, so could you please elaborate? Did he accept my oath and then I just couldn't make out the exact ceremony before he tossed me into horrible torture... or did he mumble nonsense and then reject me by sending me through the horrible tortures
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    OOC: I'm not sure exactly, but considering this is the Godmodder you should spend your charges into figuring out what he's said and haven't truly condemned you into a contract/oath of sort. That is if you don't have anything else to use those charges on.
     
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    I sigh and say to Xerath "Wow and you believed the Godmodder that he wouldn't harm her, she is probably being horribly tortured by a clone of his right now after all you can only sense if she is alive so you have left her to a Terrible fate of torture working for an enemy that never intends to give her back im sure if Alice was here she would be disgusted by you"
     
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    I'm not sure exactly, but considering this is the Godmodder you should spend your charges into figuring out what he's said and haven't truly condemned you into a contract/oath of sort. That is if you don't have anything else to use those charges on.
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    OOC That pledge of fealty was very carefully written with plans already made for what I wanted to do depending on whether it was accepted or rejected.
    I have two different courses of action planned out across 2-3 turns. Which is why it's very annoying that the DM glossed over the key detail that tells me which plan I'm using.
     
    Moniker said:
    SIDEQUEST BEGUN: Mandate of Heaven

    At some point during your climbing, you left the HEXAGONAFIELD. Or at least, it appeared that way. Clouds stretch around you, hovering in the air but not moving at all. Below you, you can see nothing but the bright blue sky beneath you. Above you, you can see a flat ceiling - or is it floor? - of clouds. Continuing your climb, you eventually reach it, and a small hole opens to allow you to pass through. Heaving yourself up top, the hole closes up behind you. You're sure you'll be able to leave when you're ready, though.

    You see a sign conveniently placed right next to you:

    "Welcome to: Outer Heaven Lobby
    (This is the visitor center, Inner Heaven is where the good people go when they die)
    Please wait patiently for one of our worker angels to serve you. Until then, please enjoy complimentary candy. Only take one!"

    You notice a candy bowl placed on a small table nearby. Looking around, you don't see... anything in any direction. Except for a chair, presumably to facilitate waiting. Examining the candy bowl closer, you notice three different colors of wrapped candy, with different labels... which one do you want to take, if any?


    Heaven:

    Candy bowl:
    Green wrapped candy (label reads: "SPEED")
    Blue wrapped candy (label reads: "POWER")
    Red wrapped candy (label reads: "SPICY")


    OOC: CoreBrute Your sidequest will begin shortly. You can post like you're still on the HEXAGONAFIELD right now, though. It will be a one-post sidequest that plays more like a cutscene.
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    With our hero having- Wait, I get side quests off. See ya!

    ... Well, seems i'm left alone here. This is certainly gonna be... Oh. A chair. And candy?

    Of everything I imagined heaven to be, it's certainly not this. Rather minimalist. Guess I can't do anything but wait.

    I sit down, and look at the candy again. "Speed", "Power", and "Spicy"?

    I can only take one, so let's think about this carefully.

    Since speed and power are obviously not flavors at all, I can assume they increase speed and power. That means, by simple logic, spicy increases my spiciness!

    With that figured out, I unwrap one of the red ones and pop it in my mouth, just before realizing that I have no idea how increasing my spiciness would ever help.

    Oh well.
     
    -Focus action- "Hindenburg Disaster: The Sequel!"

    Looking over at the Airdrop Starship I think to myself. 'That Ship has been active for to long, Time to bring it down.' I creak my neck and take in a breath of air and then exhale. 'I wish to be teleported onto the Airdrop Starship.' Suddenly I find my self inside somewhere in the Starship. 'Hmm, where am I?" Looking around I see a Soulrazer Maintenance technician stare back at be in shock. "Hi..." I say awkwardly. Suddenly in a rush the Technician brings out a radio and starts yelling. "Intruder in Maintenance Sha- AAAAGGGGGHH!" Before he could say anything else I thrust my spear into the Technician's the chest killing him immediately.

    "Bugger." I curse as I push the now lifeless tech off my spear and then hear alarms start blaring. 'Well time to cause havoc I guess, I wish for some C4.' Suddenly a bag holding a dozen blocks of C4 appears on my shoulder. 'Yeah that should do it.' I think to myself and then look around the maintenance shaft for anything that looked important.

    After a few moments I see a dozen or so pipes and power cables that had danger labeled on them and something about them being highly flammable gases leading to the weapons systems. 'Yeah that should work.' Nodding to myself I grab 2 blocks of C4 and place them behind the cables then arm them. I then start heading down the shaft looking for an exit, Placing more C4 blocks as I went.

    After a few minutes of wondering I come across an unmarked door.'Right, lets see whats behind door number one.' I then stop for a moment and wonder how to open it. 'Hmm...' Looking to the side of the door I see a keypad next to it. 'Ah, there we go. I just need to hotwire it is all. I wonder if it is easy as it is in the games.' Looking the Keypad over I use my spear to pop off the cover and then kneel down to look at the wiring. I see there is 3 wires. 1 green, 1 red and 1 blue. 'Hmm a bit stereotypical but alright, If the movies and games are to believed it is always the red wire.' Using the spear as a knife I cut the red wire. The door instantly slides open. 'Well that was easy.' I think happily to myself and look inside into the next room.

    Inside it is an armory of weapons and gear and staring back at me was over 40 armed SoulRazer troopers. 'And behind door number 1 is a bunch of armed guards, Joy.' I think to myself cynically cursing my luck.

    "Kill him!" One of the Soldiers yelled out and the SoulRazer troopers raised their weapons and opened fire. I quickly duck back into the maintenance shaft as a wall of lead slams into the spot that I was just at a moment ago. 'Right, well... Hopefully there will not be many others after I kill these guys.' Closing my eyes I make a wish. 'I wish to teleport behind these guards.' Suddenly I am teleported behind the 40 SoulRazer troopers, They still concentrating their fire on the door, They are unaware that I'm behind them.

    Looking over the armory for something to help in quickly taking them out I notice that there are sprinklers on the sealing. 'Hmm that could work' Looking behind me I see by the door leading out of the armory and into the halls (I presume) that there is a fire alarm. I nod at this and hurry over to door.

    The door slides open without me needing to mess with the keypad. 'Huh, I guess these are motion sensed and don't need a pass code to open.' Looking back in the Troopers are slowly moving towards the maintenance door keeping a heavy rain of fire on it. Nodding to myself I pull down the fire alarm and sprinklers start raining on top of everyone and everything inside the armory.

    The troopers look around confused at this as to what cause the fire alarm to start off, But I was not giving them a chance to figure it out and I yell out again. "Lightening Bolt!" Instantly A stream of electricity shoots out from the spear and into the now wet armory electrocuting everyone inside. Something I did not think about was that this was also electrocuting the grenades and ammo that was stored in the armory and within moments of the electricity coming into contact with the grenades and ammo the room then exploded.

    From the outside of the starship a massive explosion suddenly ribs out from the midsection leaving a huge section of the starship exposed to the outside with flames raging all over the starship.

    *Cough cough cough* after finishing coughing from smoke I find myself pastured against wall somewhere in the starship. "Fuck me." I mutter to myself and rub my face with my hands feeling sore all over.

    Looking out I see that there is a massive hole in the starship leaving a clear view of the hexagon field. 'Hell of a view there.' I think to myself and after a moment I slowly pull away from the wall and stand up. 'I'm surprised I did not lose any limbs to that. Eh, small miracles.' Looking to the right I see another door leading somewhere else in the ship. 'Lets see what's behind door number 2.' I make my way to the door. ducking under lose electrical wires and bracing against gusts of wind.

    The door slides open revealing the control room, Inside 3 SoulRaze officers and 7 control personnel were rushing around in near panic trying to direct fire fighting teams to on fire sections and trying to keep the starship from crashing into the Hexagonfield. One of the officers looks up and sees me. "SHIT! He's here! Enemy in the control room!" He yells out and starts grabbing for his sidearm.

    I rush him and quickly slash him across the chest with my spear dropping him and thwack another officer over his head with the shaft of my spear that was nearby cracking his skull and causing him to hit the ground, blood pooling around his head. One of the control officers rushes behind me and tries to tackle me, but I notice him at the last second and weave out of the way stabbing him in the back as he zips by.

    The rest of the control personnel rush out of the room running for safety. The remaining officer fires his side arm at me nailing me in the left arm. "GAH!" Yell out as I duck out of the way and into cover. The Soulraze Officer keeps firing at me trying to keep me pin down but then we both hear the telltale Click of an dry magazine. jumping from cover I attack the Officer and impale him through the neck with my spear, The Officer grasps at the Spear but expires seconds later.

    Removing the Spear from the Officer I look over at some of the consoles that were being worked on. After a minute of looking over them seeing reports of fires and systems overloading I see one labeled as 'Energy Conductor' It read: Current power output: 40%, Current power usage: Shields: 10%, Weapons: 0%, Engines: 30%. 'Well lets change that shall we.' Reaching over to the keyboard I start trying to change the settings. Current power output: 40%, Current power usage: Shields: 0%, Weapons: 40%, Engines: 0%.

    The Console reads out: [Warning] If this course of action is taken the ship will crash. Do you wish to continue? Y/N. I press Y.

    The Console then reads out: Input override code. [___________] "Ehhh of course." I mutter to myself. What could the code be? Suddenly over the Coms I hear Xerath past being revealed. "Hmmm, Alice maybe?" I type it into the Console [____ALICE____] and I press enter.

    Override code accepted, Welcome back Master Xerath. Changing Power usage.

    Suddenly the Starship starts dropping towards the Hexagonfield. 'Time to go! I wish to be teleported off the Starship and onto the ground away from it!' Suddenly I am teleported back to the AG side of the field just in time to see the Airdrop Starship crash into the Hexagonfield throwing up a huge cloud of dirt and dust. I then pull out the detonator and press it. Seconds later the C4 detonates and causes a change reaction through the weapon systems causing them to detonate, soon destroying the Airdrop Starship in one massive fireball.

    (OOC: Sorry if this does not fit into focus action, a lot of this is flavor text as to how I try and pull this off)[/Warning]
     
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    Moniker let me know if I am misunderstanding how the benefits from the Portal Gun deconstruction work.

    Moniker please read: For the purposes of action distribution, I am finishing each item on the list below before doing the next item.
    Action Use: the benefits from the quote below plus 3 actions. (In that order)

    OOC: This is me making the Shield Generator part of the Space Station (Like the super laser of antimatter energy generator). It can still shield the entire AG side because If it shielded the entire AG side (including the space station) while on the ground, and the distance from the space station to the ground has not been said to change.

    The shield generator is at low HP. That is bad, because it is almost destroyed. Hmm. I have an idea.

    I teleport to the shield generator, and proceed to remove the outer shell of remaining armor. Than I teleport myself and all of the active parts up into the space station. That's when I start the tricky bit.

    Time in this battlefield is tricky. Player-Void-AG-PG-Neutral-Repeat. But I ask myself: What do entities do while the Players act? It is at first glance a meaningless question, everything happens at the same time. But on this battlefield, reason takes part only as permitted. In 'reality', it is more accurate to say that they are left not quite frozen in time, but still excluded from acting when it is not their time to act. But what of the moments in between? They are short, but many, and with my power I can stitch together some of them together.


    A group of Space Engineers, their helmets glowing from light trapped in the broken seconds, walk over to help.

    A duplicate of Winry, with shadows where metal should gleam, provides some tools.​

    I hand out duplicates of the repair manuals, plus some very useful parts Portal-Gun parts that came from a source I beyond the bounds of this reality.
    The room shimmers with red-shift and blue-shift.
    WE W O R K​

    A indescribable amount of time later, I remove myself from a bed. The Shield Generator has been perfectly integrated to the space station. The space engineers continue their building efforts, as you would expect in a normal world. Winry continues her work as usual. I teleport back down to the ground to continue my work.

    OOC: This is me causing (insert appropriate number here) Void Spiders that try to attack a AG entity to instead attack a random PG entity.

    For this bit, I'll use a slightly simpler method. First of, I use the portal gun-the one in the Player Inventory-to open a small portal to the elemental sub-sub-sub-sub-plane of target designaters. I have a few focus on the Void Spiders. Than, I create a set of basic thought replacement devices. I attach to each of those to a rudimentary matter to energy device, a low quality battery, and a single use teleport device.

    The moment a Void Spider goes to attack a AG entity, the target designators will send a signal. That will make the teleport device deplete the battery power to move the assemblage onto the offending Void Spider, then the matter-to-energy device will consume the battery casing and itself to power the thought replacement device. The device will replace the thought in the Void Spiders head to attack that AG entity with a thought of attacking an entity in the PG area.
     
    OOC After talking with the DM via PM, it seems that unfortunately I won't be able to slam the Godmodder with pledgebreaking (if you go back and re-read it, the pledge required him to rule wisely, justly, and to honor and reward loyalty in kind, and all of the boons and sanctions were worded to be applicable regardless of which party violated the Pledge)
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    [X] Try to remember what the godmodder said.

    [X] Set the Hook for a grand Talespinning curse

    I reached out a hand of friendship and you responded with contempt, torture, and humiliation.
    You will rue the day you spurned me so.

    Let all the world know that the Godmodder has rejected friendship.
    Let all the world know that the Godmodder has rejected aid
    Let all the world know that the Godmodder has rejected loyalty

    Then let it be so.

    None shall befriend him.
    None shall aid him.
    None shall serve him.
    Thus has the Godmodder decreed and so mote it be.

    Every hand and being will turn against him
    Every force and substance will deny him.
    Every weapon and tool will abandon him.
    Thus has the Godmodder decreed and so mote it be.

    He shall fight alone.
    He shall fall alone.
    He shall die alone.
    Thus has the Godmodder decreed and so mote it be.

    [X] Charge the Curse
     
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