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Good luck reanimating each maggot one by one before Suparna and Chirada can crush her bones.

Silana can get creative.

probably won't attempt to resurrect them individually. Might actually kidnap try and kidnap her, throw them both into a pot of slimy goop, and turn them into some sort of undead slime blob thing.

But y'know, Silana is nothing if not practical. If she can't do that, she'll just straight up murder them without remorse, like the heartless retch she is~

So yeah. She might just attempt to make Suparna her undead slave.

Kinky. Do it, do it.

@Rune_Alchemist@Lonewolf685

Lolis, lolis, don't fight. If you want to fuck with eachother then you should let me be between you two.

While it saddens me to come to the point where I have to say this, I'll be taking a break from this RP after my characters' current scenes/interactions are done.

I'm not dropping, so you don't need to try to convince me to stay, I'm just tired and this RP is frankly causing me an undue amount of stress. A rest is well needed. Depending on how the IC goes, I might be out for no more than a battle, maybe two. But I'll certainly come back refreshed, or so I hope.

I'll still be reading/keeping up, I just won't really take part, BTW, unless you really need me as a GM.

So, on an unrelated note, if Krinsa is left unattended she's going to run into Gwynn and her captors. Or something. I like messing things up.

So, on an unrelated note, if Krinsa is left unattended she's going to run into Gwynn and her captors. Or something. I like messing things up.

Our characters could stumble upon each other! Though, they are allies I suppose.

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Our characters could stumble upon each other! Though, they are allies I suppose.

To be fair, one could mistake Krinsa as one with the Machina at a quick glance because of her weaponry XD I guess that's a good thing in this case.

While it saddens me to come to the point where I have to say this, I'll be taking a break from this RP after my characters' current scenes/interactions are done.

I'm not dropping, so you don't need to try to convince me to stay, I'm just tired and this RP is frankly causing me an undue amount of stress. A rest is well needed. Depending on how the IC goes, I might be out for no more than a battle, maybe two. But I'll certainly come back refreshed, or so I hope.

I'll still be reading/keeping up, I just won't really take part, BTW, unless you really need me as a GM.

Ignore this, I thought about it while on college and decided to not do it for now.

@KoL

Nice to see you back. I hope the twins could still talk to Diana after all of this is over.

@Ryonara

Well try not to die against the demons and maybe you'll live long enough to open the box and find Bastion and Diana cuddling in their sleep.

@Pyromania99 Gonna work on something now!

There, I posted... somehow ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Everyone, we're not underground, better yet, we're bo that far. The Elicitor lost a leg, so digging is gonna be difficult. At this point, maybe about a few hundred feet down, but still plainly visible, if not that far at all.

@Lonewolf685@Lucius Cypher@Rune_Alchemist

I edited my post, just to make one thing clear, Victoire wants the humans alive, she has plans for them. Follow it or not at your own discretion, though.

@LokiLeo789

Wait what? You realize if that was the case, that'd change a lot of things about what exactly Grafdakka did. He wouldn't have sacrificed an arm or jumped off the Elicitor if it wouldn't have been able to tunnel away from him, and change a lot about the weapons that would now be firing at the angels since they're still there to fight.

@LokiLeo789
Err I even confirmed with a GM that it is completely covered in ground when I made like my first post ._.. Also I would assume if it starts "diggin" it would retract its arms anyways and has some sort of drill mechanism or whatever? It doesn't make much sense for me any other way, the arms are way too...puny...to become a mole!

@LokiLeo789
Err I even confirmed with a GM that it is completely covered in ground when I made like my first post ._.. Also I would assume if it starts "diggin" it would retract its arms anyways and has some sort of drill mechanism or whatever? It doesn't make much sense for me any other way, the arms are way too...puny...to become a mole!

And GM also confirmed that it wouldn't be deep underground also. And a whole arm was destroyed, thats one less arm drill thing. Man cant have a contingency for every mishap. It also wasn't mentioned, so adding that confuses everything, or somethings. Also, If you drill into the ground, you dont automatically get and shield of earth, there will be a gaping whole left behind, we were told it drilled straight down.

@LokiLeo789

Wait what? You realize if that was the case, that'd change a lot of things about what exactly Grafdakka did. He wouldn't have sacrificed an arm or jumped off the Elicitor if it wouldn't have been able to tunnel away from him, and change a lot about the weapons that would now be firing at the angels since they're still there to fight.

Why are you telling me? Edit it and ill edit accordingly, or make a new post. I'll reread over the IC when I'm bored anyway. The one sentence that was ignored, creates such a pile up of edits. Even so, you still would have to account for the super bolt. The old way you dealt with it, wont work again in this scenario. Still might lose and arm.

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Considering an entire leg is lost, yeah I'd say that would slow down the Elicitor.

^^

@LokiLeo789

The original intent was to tank the bolt and block off the tunnel using Grafdakka's rockets, sealing it away from anyone who was at the surface. From what you've written however, the Elicitor wouldn't have gotten that far, so Grafdakka wouldn't have needed to jump off, which also meant he didn't slam his saw into the ground (Which is what caused it to break btw) after he jumped off. And if Raziel used the last second to jump out, then that would mean Grafdakka would still have an opponent to fight while on the Elicitor and would have continued to fight him.

I mean as far as editing goes, right now we're at an impasse. You say the GM's told you the Elicitor would have been slowed down and thus they could still be attacked by the Valkyries in the skies. I've already written that Grafdakka sealed the entrance with tons of earth, and having already jumped ship. I think right now we'll need the GM's to confirm the exact location of the Elicitor before we make any assumptions where it's at.

Not to mention this also affects Flamelord I think, because he had shut down the external weapons on the Elicitor under the assumption that we're now in an underground tunnel, but if we're not than surely what weapons are still functional and haven't been sabotaged by the demons would now be firing at the Angels, or possibly something that would involve Grafdakka being used considering that if the fighting would have gone on longer on the surface, he would have been launched at the angel's armies at this point.

@LokiLeo789@Lucius Cypher

Windel is busy for the rest of the day, so KoL and I will determine the depth of the Elicitor in due time, or at least once I'm back on a computer.

Suparna post tonight

@Lucius Cypher@LokiLeo789

Here's a bit of a recap of facts, we don't even need to bother @TheWindel to determine this stuff, otherwise this issue will only be solved tomorrow.

- The Elicitor is at least a mile long and a few hundred meters tall as it towered above the mist that covered the valley, parting it:

Yes, yes. Fight you bloodlusted fools....heh.

@KoL

Concerning Victoire's attack, it should carry on and infect the mist that's flowing all throughout the Valley. However the Elicitor is still several stories above the Valley's mist. That means its ankles are being corroded, but very slowly.

This means for once that it needs to go deep to be fully under the ground, the hole can't be less than a 1/2 to a full mile deep, that's for sure, otherwise the ship wouldn't be fully "submerged".

- As acknowledged by @Lonewolf685, the loss of a leg should hamper the Elictor's mobility, that's a fact:

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Considering an entire leg is lost, yeah I'd say that would slow down the Elicitor.

- So, yeah it's moving slow, but it's hundreds of meters deep. There's not much to disagree here, I think. Right?