Dynamics

Myriad Reality

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That is a problem. However... I may have a solution. We draw the main body into the amaranthine world. I can't tell you exactly how it works, but once he goes in, he can't leave unless I decide otherwise.

@souleaterfan320

His main body is the one we can’t get to. You trap one of the projections and he just shuts it off.

Myriad Reality

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Indeed. Dont get me wrong, these blades aren't exactly something to shrug off. But we'll easily overcome them.

@souleaterfan320

Victory isn't the problem—it's tracing his home universe, He bounces his projection through a series of proxy universes with dead man's switches if anything goes wrong.

Myriad Reality

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he's not the type to just run and pick up a new toy because he's curious... he's too smart for that. I would assume with the exception of PaMDA, he would have been effectively defenseless against stronger opponents.

@souleaterfan320

He lost the artifacts, so this set must be his side chick. Laughable.

Myriad Reality

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I wouldn't say he's a fool, rather.. he seems desperate.

@souleaterfan320

Desperate for?

Myriad Reality

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The one sword, Soul Edge, is dubbed the Blade of Malevolent Will. It was originally a normal sword, but after being wielded time and time again by men with evil in their hearts and the will to commit atrocious acts with the blade, the weapon itself gained a dark soul, twisting itself into the malevolent dietylike weapon it has became today. Its counterpart, Soul Calibur, is its polar opposite and designed to shatter it. So, if we can convince the swords to return to their former distaste of each other, one, the other, or both could possibly go dormant during the fight, rendering that blade useless.

@souleaterfan320

Is that all?
*Chuckles*
What a fool.

Myriad Reality

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Unfortunately my other version is to blame for that, but they do have a weakness. And I know it. The twin sword are supernatural, spiritual if you will. They are opposing swords meant to be the undoing of each other. As wild as it sounds, if we can convince them to operate against each other, we'll give dynamo a handicap he can't afford.

@souleaterfan320

*Raises an eyebrow*
Is that so? How do you propose we do that?

Myriad Reality

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Of course he is, he's a tier two entity. Without his tech and intelligence, he'd be nothing. He has very little in terms of raw strength.

@souleaterfan320

Those swords of his still pose problems regardless.

Myriad Reality

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And what do we do regardign that trick?

@souleaterfan320

Dynamo is too much of a coward to fight anyone directly. So instead he projects a visage of himself that he steals from a Path universe around him. We have to trace that back to his real body, which is hidden with his universe.

Myriad Reality

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Hmm... problem is, we're going to want our full strength to take him out as well. Greanted thats not much of an issue on my end, but will you have enough gas in the tank to fight him after that?

@souleaterfan320

Dynamo severely underestimates my potential—he has a single trick keeping all opponents from a decisive victory. I’m not concerned.

Myriad Reality

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What did you have in mind? Its clear youve thought this through.

@souleaterfan320

Dynamo will look at any opportunity to take either of us out. I know what universes he monitors. If he thinks that we’ve been turned against each other and sees an opportunity to take all the pieces, he will.