[IC] Myriad Reality

[whizzball1]

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I see. How very beneficial.

@Host

Exceptionally. It's no trouble at all. Excuse me. *Pops out of the portal and through another one to the ships* When I stick you on a planet and tell you to stay there, you bloody stay there! You're like children! How many times do I have to corral you back? *Returns my head to the base* Sorry, just a little trouble.

[Galaxy Raider]

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Curse you all and your good points! *Shakes my fist* I have a star I can send them all to. It will, at least, be quick and painless.

@whizzball1

Whatever works.

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Imprisonment can be done.

@Host

Only for them to eventually cause harm once they get out.

[Heroic]

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*Proceeds forward, toward the Light Eater*

@Efficacy

Better time to plan than any. Once they begin to ignore this light, what shall we do about them?

[whizzball1]

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Whatever works.

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Only for them to eventually cause harm once they get out.

@Galaxy Raider

We could imprison them and send them through the EDB's court system.

[Valiance]

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That sounds about as varied as you can get.

@Techspert

To that extent. I know they all make use of the Hidden Elements to some degree, as people having that ability is a phenomenon that was catalyzed by Nemid during his first visit.

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So we're fighting one at a time, in a manner of sorts?

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Do you know a place big enough and safe enough for the time being? An uninhabited universe we can lock up dimensionally? I'm still transferring the ships right now, but a dimensional lock would be useful.

@whizzball1

Hopefully. So long as we can prevent them from getting together, which will be easy if we don't let any of them escape to tip off their friends.

[Host]

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Exceptionally. It's no trouble at all. Excuse me. *Pops out of the portal and through another one to the ships* When I stick you on a planet and tell you to stay there, you bloody stay there! You're like children! How many times do I have to corral you back? *Returns my head to the base* Sorry, just a little trouble.

@whizzball1

Hm.

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Whatever works.

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Only for them to eventually cause harm once they get out.

@Galaxy Raider

I am willing to consider that a generalization.

[Efficacy]

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Better time to plan than any. Once they begin to ignore this light, what shall we do about them?

@Heroic

All we have with us are the torches and the caps. If we can get back to the village in time, do you think they'll leave us alone?

[whizzball1]

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To that extent. I know they all make use of the Hidden Elements to some degree, as people having that ability is a phenomenon that was catalyzed by Nemid during his first visit.

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Hopefully. So long as we can prevent them from getting together, which will be easy if we don't let any of them escape to tip off their friends.

@Valiance

So right now we're only in the vicinity of this "Castorr". We defeat, kill, or otherwise imprison him. What if he has some failsafe to alert the others? Everybody has phones these days.

[Galaxy Raider]

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We could imprison them and send them through the EDB's court system.

@whizzball1

By no means.

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Hm.

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I am willing to consider that a generalization.

@Host

*To both of you*
All I am saying is that, if you decide to imprison instead of taking them out, we'd better be sure that they have no reason to cause harm when they do get out. We had better be absolutely sure that what we do today ends things.

[Mammalia]

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By no means.

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*To both of you*
All I am saying is that, if you decide to imprison instead of taking them out, we'd better be sure that they have no reason to cause harm when they do get out. We had better be absolutely sure that what we do today ends things.

@Galaxy Raider

From what Shinji suggests, this is very probably the ultimate battle, not only between the EDB and the Crimson Armada but with Kirina. Both are threats, and I doubt Kirina is the sole enforcer of their civilisation. I do not see any certainty that the crimson Armada cannot grow back in the absence of Kirina.

[Heroic]

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All we have with us are the torches and the caps. If we can get back to the village in time, do you think they'll leave us alone?

@Efficacy

Well, I know that I can, but can you outrun the average quadrupedal? Because if so, then yes, I am certainly fine with the plan simply being to run.

[Efficacy]

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Well, I know that I can, but can you outrun the average quadrupedal? Because if so, then yes, I am certainly fine with the plan simply being to run.

@Heroic

I could... if I used the Orange Magic. Can we placate them somehow?

[Host]

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By no means.

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*To both of you*
All I am saying is that, if you decide to imprison instead of taking them out, we'd better be sure that they have no reason to cause harm when they do get out. We had better be absolutely sure that what we do today ends things.

@Galaxy Raider

I was under the impression that the soldiers were a minor threat. Once the organizational structure is destroyed, I see little threat in them.

[Techspert]

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To that extent. I know they all make use of the Hidden Elements to some degree, as people having that ability is a phenomenon that was catalyzed by Nemid during his first visit.

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Hopefully. So long as we can prevent them from getting together, which will be easy if we don't let any of them escape to tip off their friends.

@Valiance

How did you get them?

[Host]

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We could imprison them and send them through the EDB's court system.

@whizzball1

Why select a government-oriented solution at all? Government holds no true place or authority—at best, individuals agree to respect the jurisdiction of those in "power," but it ultimately results in dominion of strong over the weak.

[whizzball1]

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I was under the impression that the soldiers were a minor threat. Once the organizational structure is destroyed, I see little threat in them.

@Host

The soldiers are killers, but not commanders.

[Valiance]

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So right now we're only in the vicinity of this "Castorr". We defeat, kill, or otherwise imprison him. What if he has some failsafe to alert the others? Everybody has phones these days.

@whizzball1

Well, should that be the case we don't grant him the time to make a phone call. Should there be other, more reliable, failsafes, then we were never going to keep their eliminations a secret anyways.

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How did you get them?

@Techspert

It was something I've been able to do since I had my very first memory, and even then supposedly before that. I couldn't tell you.

[Heroic]

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I could... if I used the Orange Magic. Can we placate them somehow?

@Efficacy

Hmm... Do you think they look like they can climb a tree?

[whizzball1]

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Well, should that be the case we don't grant him the time to make a phone call. Should there be other, more reliable, failsafes, then we were never going to keep their eliminations a secret anyways.

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It was something I've been able to do since I had my very first memory, and even then supposedly before that. I couldn't tell you.

@Valiance

But we'll try anyway?

[Galaxy Raider]

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From what Shinji suggests, this is very probably the ultimate battle, not only between the EDB and the Crimson Armada but with Kirina. Both are threats, and I doubt Kirina is the sole enforcer of their civilisation. I do not see any certainty that the crimson Armada cannot grow back in the absence of Kirina.

@Mammalia

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I was under the impression that the soldiers were a minor threat. Once the organizational structure is destroyed, I see little threat in them.

@Host

I agree with Spirit. The organization did exist, from what I recall, before Kirina's control of it. No guarantee it wouldn't exist after a theoretical end to that control either.