Quick. Someone invade everyone.
Ascendant
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I was mostly waiting for the whole "talking with this ship that entered our system" thing to resolve. Though I suppose it's about time I designed some ships for the Arms.
The extremely slow IC is definitely something to make a person consider not bothering.
Mhm
An unnamed asteroid orbiting "Star One"
The All-Mother was quietly watching Her Arms work the asteroids after the Flare had done its job. Surprisingly, She heard the mathematical call of another being after a surprisingly short amount of time. Moreover, they were actually present in the system already, Interesting, they can move that fast? Or were they already present nearby? Does that mean they have been watching? She mentally turned her "eyes" towards the origin of these new signals, as she finally listened to the interesting message that was distinctly not mathematical. Analyzing it with Her absurd processing capacity, the All-Mother mentally sighed, I need them to communicate more. Still, I think I get the gist of this.
She called out across the void to the ship, basically replaying the audio of their own transmission, "We've picked up your transmission. You're not alone."
To the crew of the SS Vēṭikana, this could potentially seem unnatural, particularly because the star system they'd arrived in contained nothing but millions or even billions of asteroids all orbiting an aged white dwarf.
The All-Mother was quietly watching Her Arms work the asteroids after the Flare had done its job. Surprisingly, She heard the mathematical call of another being after a surprisingly short amount of time. Moreover, they were actually present in the system already, Interesting, they can move that fast? Or were they already present nearby? Does that mean they have been watching? She mentally turned her "eyes" towards the origin of these new signals, as she finally listened to the interesting message that was distinctly not mathematical. Analyzing it with Her absurd processing capacity, the All-Mother mentally sighed, I need them to communicate more. Still, I think I get the gist of this.
She called out across the void to the ship, basically replaying the audio of their own transmission, "We've picked up your transmission. You're not alone."
To the crew of the SS Vēṭikana, this could potentially seem unnatural, particularly because the star system they'd arrived in contained nothing but millions or even billions of asteroids all orbiting an aged white dwarf.
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Don't worry, a highschool history club will be there the moment I find the time to write it.
Ha, really? A high school history club is coming to town?
I'm open to anyone considering I sent out a signal that went everywhere.
Universe is too small for two fully synthetic races :P
I know which race to kill first now.
I thought only accepted nations went into the character section.
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