Mikellh Dejax

From Stardust, to Stardust: Tales of Andromeda, a Sci-Fi Fantasy RP

The Collective hasn't allied with the Romans so much as attached themselves like a parasite to their war in order to take advantage of it and steal Abh worlds to experiment on the population and decide whether augmented Abh would be useful to the collective or whether they should simply be recycled into new synths.

Such fun, I do believe this is going to end rather badly for the poor old Abh

@darkwolf687

The Abh are supposedly thrice stronger than Romans who are already stronger than normal humans, with their ability to interface with their own computers. I'd say they'd be useful.

Also, I smell a galactic council comin round. ... I can also smell a "No Abh invited" sign.

From Stardust, to Stardust: Tales of Andromeda, a Sci-Fi Fantasy RP

Sorry for the fairly short post, just staying IC with the Builders developed polite attitude.

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Probably magic.

(But really, it probably uses nanobots. So still magic, just disguised as technology. Everyone knows that nanobots are actually magic.)

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Gee, all these people allying with the Romans. And the Abh consider the Romans to be demons. I think we all know where this is going.

"CLEANSE THIS WORLD OF EVIL!"

"YES, MY EMPRESS!"

*Planet explodes in glorious Abh justice*

"NEXT SYSTEM! FOR THE EMPIRE!"

"FOR THE EMPIRE!"

@Keyguyperson

The Congregation and the Builder haven't allied with the Romans, tis a mere equal trade, or at least equal in the Congregation's eyes... Though I've given the Romans a huge advantage in unit production, buuuuuut I still gotta get the Builder to warn the gov that quick-made Hardlight constructs are fairly easy to break... wups.

From Stardust, to Stardust: Tales of Andromeda, a Sci-Fi Fantasy RP

Roman Colony World A-01 - Capital

The Builder turned to the newcomers. "Xeno...? Quite an interesting monicker. I don't believe I've had the chance to be called such before" There was a laugh in his chiming voice. "I bring greetings to you, newcomers, this is quite the prize, two civilizations on one planet, quite fortunate of us! To you question. Though we called once ourselves 'Xalku,' the Congregation refers to themselves as such, and I am their Builder, feel free to address us with either. Though, before we continue, excuse me." The Builder turned to the still-present governor. "May we use this room of meeting for our own diplomatic engagement?"

The Seighis drifted a bit of ways off from the newcomers to give them more room, but not too out of reach were something to intend to befall the Builder.

From Stardust, to Stardust: Tales of Andromeda, a Sci-Fi Fantasy RP

Who's the most aggressive species here? I wanna plan an encounter so I can maybe battle stuff. Otherwise, @Zadubadabu should invite the Congregation to Arcadia. Since some Roa's are one A-01.

From Stardust, to Stardust: Tales of Andromeda, a Sci-Fi Fantasy RP

Roman Colony World A-01 - Capital

The Builder raised his arms slightly and the storage device slowly floated upward. Lacking the means to interface with the device readily, he let one of his escorts come up, and keep it in his shadowy hands. "Thank you fairly for this. Please do know, that we will be disassembling this device, and will not be able to return it to you, I apologize in advance. Now without further ado: Hardlight."

The Builder again, put both his hands forward and the white-blue light returned, inching larger every few seconds. "Hardlight is merely light but with enough energy-density to become solid." Now a sphere, once again, the Seighis with the empty hand hovered forward and shaped the light. First the sphere bent into a cylindrical shape, then smaller panels manifested near it and started to attach onto the shape. Now a number of screws dug into it and secured the panels.

"This is an engine that will enable you to harness hardlight, but to a small degree, such as creating tools and weapons fit for only hands." The Hardlight engine remained translucent and blue-white in color. Though the details could be made out. "Do with it as your people wish. You may need to disassemble it and study it to be able to efficiently produce it." The hardlight-engine floated toward the governor slowly. "Thank you much for this diplomatic engagement, governor, I am sure your knowledge would be invaluable to us." He paused. Then he floated over to beside the table and extended his right limb forward. "Do you shake?" There was a bit of laugh in his voice.

Destroy the Godmodder! (v2.0)

Declaring this thread closed. Had fun with y'all.

@rawkhawk64

Awwwwwwwwwww. I was ready to go one-on-one with you. And now RPG will be destroyed v_v

Destroy the Godmodder! (v2.0)

7/-

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Destroy the Godmodder! (v2.0)

"You know grey is a combination of white and black, white is non-sapient and peaceful, and black is non-sapient and chaotic. But alright then. And I know a causality break when I see one, I've seen that tons'a times before." Deus eases up and stands straight. "I mean that sucks horribly really, do all Godmodders have causality breaking? Though thankfully, I got a thing that breaks causality breaking, but I don't think I wanna fight you really." Deus looks left, "Yeah, I don't wanna fight him." A pause. "Yeah, bring him here." Another pause. "Dun worry, I'll give it to him." Deus looks back at the Godmodder. "Welp," he lifted his hand to put on the Godmodder's arm, but decided against it. "I'll get goin now." Deus puts his arm on the ground "and I gotta find that hot mage girl, I mean damn." He looks up. "Thanks man." He says to nothing. He jumps extremely high and disappears into orbit. Another figure steps onto the "arena." He wears a longcoat and jeans really. Mickris - The Third Wall - The wall most aware of the Fourth Wall and the audience. Heyo. So I see we got a Godmodder problem here, need fixin. Sooooooooooo, pew! He fires a gundam at the Godmodder. Just a gundam, an unpiloted one. And oh hey. 5/-

Destroy the Godmodder! (v2.0)

Adjusted.