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8 yrs ago
Current Nerds.
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8 yrs ago
How many more people need to die before we do something about ISIS?
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8 yrs ago
These status updates are...odd. I approve.
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8 yrs ago
Butts. They are so round, so squishy, so perfect. Bootiful.
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9 yrs ago
We are all massive nerds.
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Bio

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gaq62VCcnew

Things you need to know:

I'm eighteen years old. I'm American. I'm a Protestant Christian. I don't like anime. I like comic books. I once killed a shark.

My roleplaying interests change periodically, and I am not currently looking to join any more roleplays at the moment.

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Boom shifted uncomfortably on her feet. Her muscles tensed as War Pulse scanned the two speedsters. He was trying to get a read on them, she'd wager. That wouldn't be difficult; at least not for someone of his caliber. Laura wiped the sweat from her brow and tried to stand straighter and appear a bit tougher. The way the merc's eyes moved...the way he observed every motion she and her brother made...It was disconcerting. Like he was staring right into her soul. Laura made note of War Pulse's stance. She'd studied martial arts, particularly American kick boxing, since she was a little girl. And Laura recognized the bent knees and wide movements instantly. This guy knew how to fight; better than the speedsters did, she imagined. But that wouldn't save him, not when he was faced with a four on one situation where everyone (well, almost everyone) involved was on his level. It was the criminal's confidence that gave Boom pause. The way he looked Icon and Thunderbolt and everyone else right in the eye, unflinching, was damn frightening. Laura couldn't imagine standing up to a guy who can hold up a space station and his three allies who were just as intense without the least bit of concern.

The 'Winter Soldier,' as Arthur had code-named the terrorist, paced in front of the heroes. He spoke nonchalantly, as if he was among friends. Again with the confidence. He was manipulating the audience, as any decent speaker does. War Pulse wanted them to believe he was invincible. Untouchable. It was working. Boom questioned herself. Pull it together, girl. He's just acting. The guy's probably sweating bullets. 'Sides, you've got Icon to keep you safe. What's the worst he could do?

Icon and Iron Knight's attempts to appeal to War Pulse's humanity backfired. The mercenary saw right through what they were trying to do and shot the plan down right quick. It wasn't until he questioned the team's motives for even being here that Boom stepped forward and addressed War Pulse herself. "Listen, dickhead." She started, her voice solid and her eyes denoted her staunch will. "Frankly? I don't give a shit about you 'seeing the light.' I just want another big gun and I don't care how we get you on board. But Icon and Knight here? They're genuine. If they say you can be redeemed, then I believe it too." Boom paused before smirking slightly. "I would've paid you, personally. But Iron Knight's a Scrooge." Thunderbolt offered his sister a subtle thumbs up when War Pulse's attention shifted away.

"You don't need to be a Good Samaritan to be a hero." Thunderbolt said. "Not all of use cape and tights types are as perfect as Icon. We don't ask that you are, either. Just as long as you point your guns at the bad guys, you're a hero in my book." The speedster interjected when the mercenary claimed that they had 'pegged him for someone else.'

"I'm fine; really." Boom replied whilst suppressing a giggle, waving off War Pulse's concern. She'd had long enough to rest and would be back to full in a few minutes. The pretty young lady comment hadn't gone over her head but she chose to ignore it. Harvey would have a hissy fit if she flirted with a terrorist/mercenary. Thunderbolt was already giving her the evil eye.

The conversation continued for a couple more minutes. War Pulse was in, if only to get back at the Pax Metahumana freaks for kicking the crap outta him earlier. Iron Knight wasn't done and continued to preach. He droned on for awhile; long enough for Boom to space out a few times. All of it was directed at the mercenary anyway, so there wasn't anything significant she could get out of the conversation. Thunderbolt did his civic duty and absorbed every word that was said, as he always did. He had gotten used to it, what with all of the garbage he puts up with working for the Lost Haven Police Department. A whole lot of talking with nothing getting done.

What Boom did notice, however, was Iron Knight's refusal to shake War Pulse's hand. The heroine's brow furrowed in frustration. Prick. Laura grumbled mentally. Was it really that hard to be diplomatic about things? Sure, Chris disagreed with the guy's reasons for joining them. But what does it matter if his heart isn't in the right place? The merc agreed; it should have been left at that.

Before long Iron Knight led the rest of the team to the side and left War Pulse to chew on what he'd said. Arthur went over the next phase of his master plan. Icon would be splitting off from the rest of the team to go and find another hero, some sort of spider/girl hybrid, and recruit her as well. Meanwhile the main squad would head back to Lost Haven and search the city for the bomb as well as the bad guy's hideout, which he believed would be in different locations. Boom nodded her head in understand of the plan and prepared to head back to the city with her brother. Before she left, Laura turned towards the mercenary. "Hey War?" She called. "You made the right choice. Now let's go kick some ass!" The two speedsters sped away in a cloud of smoke, a trail of blue light behind each of them.


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Boom shifted uncomfortably on her feet. Her muscles tensed as War Pulse scanned the two speedsters. He was trying to get a read on them, she'd wager. That wouldn't be difficult; at least not for someone of his caliber. Laura wiped the sweat from her brow and tried to stand straighter and appear a bit tougher. The way the merc's eyes moved...the way he observed every motion she and her brother made...It was disconcerting. Like he was staring right into her soul. Laura made note of War Pulse's stance. She'd studied martial arts, particularly American kick boxing, since she was a little girl. And Laura recognized the bent knees and wide movements instantly. This guy knew how to fight; better than the speedsters did, she imagined. But that wouldn't save him, not when he was faced with a four on one situation where everyone (well, almost everyone) involved was on his level. It was the criminal's confidence that gave Boom pause. The way he looked Icon and Thunderbolt and everyone else right in the eye, unflinching, was damn frightening. Laura couldn't imagine standing up to a guy who can hold up a space station and his three allies who were just as intense without the least bit of concern.

The 'Winter Soldier,' as Arthur had code-named the terrorist, paced in front of the heroes. He spoke nonchalantly, as if he was among friends. Again with the confidence. He was manipulating the audience, as any decent speaker does. War Pulse wanted them to believe he was invincible. Untouchable. It was working. Boom questioned herself. Pull it together, girl. He's just acting. The guy's probably sweating bullets. 'Sides, you've got Icon to keep you safe. What's the worst he could do?

Icon and Iron Knight's attempts to appeal to War Pulse's humanity backfired. The mercenary saw right through what they were trying to do and shot the plan down right quick. It wasn't until he questioned the team's motives for even being here that Boom stepped forward and addressed War Pulse herself. "Listen, dickhead." She started, her voice solid and her eyes denoted her staunch will. "Frankly? I don't give a shit about you 'seeing the light.' I just want another big gun and I don't care how we get you on board. But Icon and Knight here? They're genuine. If they say you can be redeemed, then I believe it too." Boom paused before smirking slightly. "I would've paid you, personally. But Iron Knight's a Scrooge." Thunderbolt offered his sister a subtle thumbs up when War Pulse's attention shifted away.

"You don't need to be a Good Samaritan to be a hero." Thunderbolt said. "Not all of use cape and tights types are as perfect as Icon. We don't ask that you are, either. Just as long as you point your guns at the bad guys, you're a hero in my book." The speedster interjected when the mercenary claimed that they had 'pegged him for someone else.'

"I'm fine; really." Boom replied whilst suppressing a giggle, waving off War Pulse's concern. She'd had long enough to rest and would be back to full in a few minutes. The pretty young lady comment hadn't gone over her head but she chose to ignore it. Harvey would have a hissy fit if she flirted with a terrorist/mercenary. Thunderbolt was already giving her the evil eye.

The conversation continued for a couple more minutes. War Pulse was in, if only to get back at the Pax Metahumana freaks for kicking the crap outta him earlier. Iron Knight wasn't done and continued to preach. He droned on for awhile; long enough for Boom to space out a few times. All of it was directed at the mercenary anyway, so there wasn't anything significant she could get out of the conversation. Thunderbolt did his civic duty and absorbed every word that was said, as he always did. He had gotten used to it, what with all of the garbage he puts up with working for the Lost Haven Police Department. A whole lot of talking with nothing getting done.

What Boom did notice, however, was Iron Knight's refusal to shake War Pulse's hand. The heroine's brow furrowed in frustration. Prick. Laura grumbled mentally. Was it really that hard to be diplomatic about things? Sure, Chris disagreed with the guy's reasons for joining them. But what does it matter if his heart isn't in the right place? The merc agreed; it should have been left at that.

Before long Iron Knight led the rest of the team to the side and left War Pulse to chew on what he'd said. Arthur went over the next phase of his master plan. Icon would be splitting off from the rest of the team to go and find another hero, some sort of spider/girl hybrid, and recruit her as well. Meanwhile the main squad would head back to Lost Haven and search the city for the bomb as well as the bad guy's hideout, which he believed would be in different locations. Boom nodded her head in understand of the plan and prepared to head back to the city with her brother. Before she left, Laura turned towards the mercenary. "Hey War?" She called. "You made the right choice. Now let's go kick some ass!" The two speedsters sped away in a cloud of smoke, a trail of blue light behind each of them.
I'm gonna get to work on some posts today. Don't know if I'll finish them, though.
Lovin' it. Nice work guys.
Get a room.
@ImportantNobody Nah, probably not. Well. Depends on what the race looks like in general.
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Character accepted.

By loyalty to Faera, I'd assume the ones loyal to the queen. Other faera could be equally an enemy to them as any other race.

Interesting. Both him and Msalti are 10 years old.

Ah, now I know the fancy name for a USB. While I doubt they'd use exactly a USB, but a human could easily say, "that's a USB" and they'd understand how to work it.

More minor nitpicks. What you say is technically correct, but saying "tens of thousands" makes it seem like a lot, when it's actually not that many, all things considered. Nobody would comprise a huge amount of AI in their military in case something goes wrong with them like the Virous attack long ago. That being said, that stated number will probably be around the most active at any given moment, mostly in the more deep space but some could go elsewhere like your guys.

I'm thinking the Faera's primary rival up there could be some sort of a large slug, like 7 feet tall or so, and has magical powers and maybe freeze breath or neurotoxin or something. Would make sense to send your guy to fight them in that case, as they don't have brains to target. Another idea for a rival of theirs is ones that only go up to their hips and are kind of like hedgehogs.

Judging by his backstory it seems like the Faera are getting more aggressive in their expansion again, which is sort of what I had in mind already. Maybe there's a power hungry admiral who was the captain who blackmailed Y00. She's an evil genius.


Yeah, that's pretty much what I meant. Though it would be interesting if Y00-17 had been programmed to be more loyal to the idea of the Matriarchy, and not the actual matriarch herself. Sort of like how most first world armies (apparently there's no plural for military) IRL are loyal to their countries constitutions and not the leaders as people; people can be corrupted and changed. But ideals are eternal.

Its the general idea of a USB, and not the specific technology used today. It'd be similar to the IG line of products in that the cable is standardized across all platforms for convenience's sake.

That was actually what I had in mind. He's not unique in the fact that many more entities like him exist. But droids are not very common at all compared to the number of organics.

The slugs sound more interesting, in my opinion; that would also give more reason for the Matriarchy for creating combat AIs such as Y00-17. Although the idea of fighting an entire alien race like Sonic humors me.

Sounds good to me. Glad I didn't do anything that goes against what you already have planned.
Finished Y00-17's biography. It isn't very long, but I modeled it after everyone else's because I'm a sheep.
I blame @Lord Wraith, personally.
Nitemare is a phantom, obviously.
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