I can wait for Lucius since he's around - unless you guys say otherwise.

@Lmpkio
Makes the most sense to me if you wait on Lucius.

@Lmpkio

Judging by Cypher's last post, they're probably just going to make a general reaction in regards to the current battle. So you can go ahead and post.

Yeah, don't wait for me.

Yup, will post a bit later today then.

I'm back as well, but I'll continue having Hibiki and Shizuka out from this battle. When I have the time I'll try to write a scene of them leaving.

I'm back as well, but I'll continue having Hibiki and Shizuka out from this battle. When I have the time I'll try to write a scene of them leaving.

Fine. But if you want them there, it should be no problem as well. Especially since I'm planning to have Helena interfere in the battle during this weekend. If they go, they'll lose the meat of the conflict.

I'll have to think on it. I'm still rather exhausted from these past few days and I don't want you guys waiting on me. God knows there's enough of that going on with the rest of you.

Posting now. Sorry for the wait.

Just finished posting! This is the conclusion of the giant mega fight.

Well, I guess that I can have Helena do her thing tomorrow or so, now. Not later than this weekend, that's for sure.

@floodtalon Ahh Henry, always cheap as ever :P

@Lmpkio Eh, there was a rather staggering amount of godmodding going on for all sides. I'm glad we're all chill.

@Lmpkio Eh, there was a rather staggering amount of godmodding going on for all sides. I'm glad we're all chill.

If you mean me controlling two characters... not quite. If there really was Godmodding I bet KoL or Windel would've immediately called us out on it.

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If you mean me controlling two characters... not quite. If there really was Godmodding I bet KoL or Windel would've immediately called us out on it.

Don't tempt them.

@Lmpkio Godmodding is when you take control of another person's character, it has nothing to do with power (that is called powerplaying). For example, if I you post "Zeruel fires laser eyes at Miyu" and I respond, "Miyu jumped above Zeruel dodging his laser eyes, before then jumping from the ceiling at him. As she closed the distance, his batting tendrils were unable to reach her as she gracefully weaved through them, as though knowing where Zeruel would strike before he did. Miyu then struck at his eyes with her oar." Then I've godmodded you. I a. made you try and stop me with your tendrils, when maybe you would have preferred to use your AT Field. And b. I've made you stand there while I approached when, maybe you would have preferred to shrink and dodge away.

But everyone was very relaxed about it and nobody seemed to abuse it too bad, so I'm glad things went smoothly.

@The 42nd Gecko Of course I know what godmodding is. I just don't know where you've seen it exactly.

@Lmpkio Mmm... Perhaps we do have different definitions of it if you saw none and I saw it everywhere. Or mayhaps I'm blind.

@Lmpkio Mmm... Perhaps we do have different definitions of it if you saw none and I saw it everywhere. Or mayhaps I'm blind.

Please, do elaborate on this.

"And with that, Zeruel's two other tendrils would wrap around the mech as he throws Henry to his right... right in the path of Titanica's atomic breath! The Vassal fires her deadly beam, which was directed at Zeruel, directly into the back of Henry's mech, as it would push him back considerably, if not putting a hole within him."

None of that was phrased in "tries to" or "would" terminology, except whereas damage was concerned. What if Henry wanted to smack the but end of his halberd into the ground to prevent himself from being thrown? What if Henry wanted to open up a Gates of Tartarus behind him to catch the atomic breath? You just stated the throw and the impact of the breath as if they were unstoppable fact, already happened.

Similarly, there wasn't any asking when Henry got his weapon back. It just happened.

But you both used it well to make the fight cool. I don't know why me going "Wow, you guys used something that usually causes hissy fits to great effect" is causing raised hackles.