more than blink with that combustive text color

please fix that

@MULTI_MEDIA_MAN - He would. He's immature to that point. xD

@harinezumikouken

Was scoot a weasel or a ferret?

more than blink with that combustive text color

please fix that

@Prince of Seraphs - Christ Almighty, fine where's the post so I can go edit it and make you happy?

And no, no one cares about someone carrying an arsenal around especially when considering this is again a fantasy setting where little girls can run up sheer mountain cliffs and slay demonic beasts with a scythe twice her size that's also a sniper rifle.

@Prince of Seraphs yeah I literally can't read either color XD

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Is this better?

Nope still too dark to see unless I zoom in a lot

@Prince of Seraphs

Try this one instead. Still blue, but it has a nice glassy blue you'd get from a sapphire reflecting light. Maybe not that deep blue you would have wanted, but tbh the other blues you were using were about as bad as Ebon Black.

As for the other stuff, the reason I didn't address it was because I wasn't sure if you pointed it out because you wanted something done about it or not. Generally speaking, if it's not a problem, it probably doesn't need to have that much attention focused towards it. As for Gren and Shiro not noticing Sapphire's new armaments, well... They don't really like her enough to care. Sorry, but as nice of guys that Gren and Shiro are, even they have their limits. At the very least, they have the impression that Sapphire doesn't like/care for them, so they're keeping their distance from her too. Cuz you know, when you're going to be aloof and distant, you're going to end up aloof distant.

Gren hasn't quite given up on Sapphire yet. The relationship between her and Shiro is between them, but for now Gren can at least share her mentality of "you are a tool to me", even if that's not what you wanted Sapphire to be perceived as to Gren. He ain't perfect, and he has issues with those in authority who don't take into account his thoughts and feelings about the team dynamic either. And admitidly, he accuses Sapphire mostly in his head, so it's not a fair perception. But if they can at least see eye-to-eye in this false perception as tools for one another, maybe they could reach an understanding in which they figure out they're only seeing each other in that way because that's what the other expects them, not necessarily how they want it to. Or maybe that's exactly how one or the other side wants it to be, who knows. Balls in your court now Seraph.