Going through the threadmarks and following posts....

Hey guys, guess what!



Instrumentalitea!
Yeah, of course that joke had to come from The Englanderish...

Well then. Finished here it seems....

... :(

I suppose I'll give A Crown of Stars a try then....

...no wait. If people go read ACoS because of lacking updates here, that'll incentive Strygpia to not update here. What do? :confused:
 
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Considering Kuwait, It might be quite an ordinary thing for Strypgia, you know.
I also used to be in an Armor Battalion.
I had an M41 Walker-Bulldog outside my office for 5 years, and drove past this on the way to work:


And you, Miss Soryu, will sit down peacefully and wait for your shot at a happy ending. Or I'll change your last line in Chapter 12 to something else. :V
...no wait. If people go read ACoS because of lacking updates here, that'll incentive Strygpia to not update here. What do? :confused:

Easy. I update both. Also, ACoS is even longer than A&T. It'll keep you busy for a bit. Although... I've been working flat out on A&T and neglected ACoS for a month. May be time to work on that again, since it's 95% complete now...
 
All communication with souls within an Eva's core has happened through thought up til now, so if the conversation takes a bad turn and if Asuka's synch graph goes wild or the Eva reacts, Ritsuko's first instinct will probably be to abort the test.
Why wouldn't the first instinct be to hit the big red button if it looks like a test is going sour?

Yeah, it's going to take a real set of major events before Asuka will look at Doctor Akagi with anything but deep loathing and an urge to grab a gun. Shinji is marginally less hostile, but only a bit. Oddly, Hikari is probably the least antagonistic to Ritsuko, since she looks at her as 'that lady who released me from the hospital'. Rei is... Rei. She has made some peace with Ritsuko for her own reasons, largely from sympathy over the both of them being used by Gendo.
Would it matter if Rei pulled Asuka aside and explained, in detail, that she has forgiven the good doctor and that she believes Akagi is genuinely to make amends? Or is it a matter of "You hurt my friend. I'll save you life because I'm a Big Damn Hero and that's what I do, but I wouldn't piss on you if you were on fire."

Pay no mind to the tank outside your house then. :whistle:

Then clearly we must up the ante.

To prevent any further delays to her happy end, Asuka will just park her Mama outside Strygpa's house barracks.

... fuck, I forgot about that.

Good plan.
OK BOYS, MOVE THE TIGER, PACK IT UP. ASUKA'S GOT THIS!
Ladies and Gentlemen, I humbly suggest that you set your Way-Back Machines to 1944 and direct your attention to the

And a German radar-testing platform.
Thanks, I was just about to ask what that platform was.

Please notice black cross indicating that this tank belong to German army.
And the characteristic slabs of laminated armor.

Forgot @Strypgia's request that we keep the thread Eva related, but don't have the heart to delete the rest of my post.
I had an M41 Walker-Bulldog outside my office for 5 years, and drove past this on the way to work:
The some of best staging I've ever seen for military vehicles was at the Pennsylvania Military Museum, in Boalsburg. The M60 was particularly well done. It was on a concrete slab with one corner tilted maybe 6-8 inches, so the tank was sitting nose down and canted a couple degrees to one side. The turret was cranked off to the side and the gun was elevated so it was horizontal. The curved path from the parking lot wound its way around a thick copse of trees. The building, and the tank in front of it come into view rather suddenly once you round the stand of trees. Oh, and by the way, the gun is now aiming at you! It's still static display, but the staging is very dynamic. There are many vehicles staged very simply on tarmac with a placard, but their M4 is kinda buried in a somewhat Ardennes-like patch of woods.
 
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