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Current Since when did RPGuild have this quasi-twitter feature? It's a nice thing to have it 60 characters longer though, since I can post a slightly longer status, just like this. 195 characters in all.
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"You prefer showing than telling, eh?" Ruslan said, laughing and letting loose his Russian accent. That kind of display of power is sure to attract a lot of attention when pulled in areas with a lot of people in it, and he is not happy about it. They cannot stay low-profile anymore.
Depends on whether we want more work in the repairs. Shall repairs cost credits, by the way? We're not blindly following Ace Combat in every way, are we?
"Has anyone else noticed the lack of NPCs, or is it just me?" John said to the party.

"Before you guys become stuck here, I've seen a few. But since you guys got stuck, since a major destruction happened here, I haven't seen any. I hope you guys understand what I mean," Nautilus tried to answer. The first time he got inside the Guild, a few armed men detained him for entering a restricted area. That was his first and last time seeing an NPC. But how frequent an NPC should be? he thought. He tried to remember his previous roleplays, and indeed, although he had seen NPCs before, their numbers were far too few. "But indeed, the number of NPCs are far too few. However, when plot-important people are around, and it seems we all are plot-important, NPCs are hardly given attention. Just like the stars in the skies. They shine in both they and night, but are never seen during the day because the sun is way, way brighter than them," he tried to give his theory.

It took a while for Nautilus to realize that the team was too busy acquainting with the girl he was not taking a look at. "Wait, shouldn't we go towards the main entrance?" he asked the team.
<<Alright, everyone, get into the clouds!>>

Upon hearing the instruction, Husein immediately stopped his dive and began working his way up. Currently at 3000ft, he had to climb about 20000ft more if he wanted to find those clouds. At the first three seconds he attempted to climb up the fastest he could, then switching it into a counterclockwise upward spiral, then clockwise, then some other random curvatures coming to his head, sometimes dropping about 500ft before climbing again, trying not to make his flight path predictable.

"Has anyone seen the bandits?" Husein asked over the squadron channel, still conducting evasive maneuvers. He maintained a good distance from the other planes, trying to minimize the chance of them being simultaneously locked on and fired without them noticing it.
Ruslan isn't completely satisfied with their definition of freedom, which lacks 'the right to have one's beliefs respected by others', or shortly, 'freedom of thought'. Nevertheless, he still respects them. "We'll have to agree to disagree with that, I have a stricter definition than that," he said. "And can I ask you, with this many people between us, how will we move around?"
Cirrus clouds, as far as I know.
Sorry, that's rarely above, not rarely below. I'm quiet poor with English propositions.
Some clouds go at 10-12 kilometres.
Kaga said
Actually yes. The problems were pretty much all the material I'm currently studying in my math class. Given the hazy nature of dreams I can't guarantee everything worked out perfectly mathematically, but it at least seemed to make sense. It was just like the homework I've been doing for the past couple days.


Such a workaholic. But when I was a ninth grader I dreamt of doing a very tough mathematical problem, which I failed. It turns out that solving the problem that appeared in my dream requires knowledge on surface integral. I was like "no wonder..."
Clouds are rarely below service ceilings of fighter aircrafts.
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