A really nice chapter, but it kinda looks like these middle lines are missing a bit?"Thou art Osorronophris: Whom no man hath seen at any time."
"Thou art Iabos:
"Thou art Iapos:
"Thou hast distinguished between the Just and the Unjust.
the text of the chant visible in front of them and marked by a bouncing ball like at karaoke.
Shirou have been running around using 2 swordI don't remember if I asked, are you keeping Dual Blades and the other (not fleshed out) Unique skills?
Edit: Also, will LC be hunted down in this world, or will they stay more under the radar?
I don't think equipping 2 swords was blocked in SAO, you just couldn't use sword skills to combo so doing so was useless.Shirou have been running around using 2 sword
but the guy is a freak of nature so he don't count
Demon and other mythical monster ( God, alien and several other thing) run on some other OS then what we human and mage do
Yeah, it was something that you could do, but the game didn't help you do it. It treated it like having two different one handed swords equipped, rather than a pair of swords. You would need to actually know how to dual wield IRL in order for it to work.I don't think equipping 2 swords was blocked in SAO, you just couldn't use sword skills to combo so doing so was useless.
That whole section came off very 'meh' to me. Just a vibe of 'yeah I get it cardinal is an inhuman dick and you don't like seeing people hurt, so what.' It didn't feel confusing which is good I suppose, but it also didn't evoke an emotional response so...3) That being said, this is another one where it's a little experimental: getting inside the head of a computer program so to speak, like with that Orc Boss. I was aiming for, like, the robotic dryness of the writing kind "hides" the emotional content, so the horribleness slowly dawns on you as you keep reading; let me know if that's how it worked out. I was also going for a dichotomy for Yui's internal experience, a relateable human bit, and a machine bit with lubricating grease instead of blood.
Take it up with Aleister Crowley.A really nice chapter, but it kinda looks like these middle lines are missing a bit?
So... huh.
That demon was a killed player. How did it know that sound-based magecraft? It seems like a player with that kind of power would be quite well-known, considering how effective it was at driving off Laughing Coffin.
You know, I never noticed that FRO adjusted the initial playercount to be less obscenely low.Probably something the player picked up either from it's unnatural non human body or during the testing process.
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Or he'd just died unremarkably without really doing anything of note like the rest. There are over 100 thousand players after all. Not everyone knows everyone and what they can do and what not.
no quote"Come Thou forth, and follow Me: and make all Spirits subject unto "Me so that every Spirit of the
dry Land?upon the Earth and under the Earth: on dry land, or in the Water: of whirling Air or of rushing Fire:
Wooo! Yui gets to be a Demon, that's hilarious.Mental Health Assessment Program Number Zero-Zero-One was roused from a passive observer state to an active decision state by an imperative from the Cardinal
Crowd-Sourced, maybe?[Crowd-sourced Content Development and Enhancement Initiative]
psychicLow productivity from spiritual or mental damage was rectified with psychical reconstruction.
he'dIf he had dodged just enough for the knives, then he's be getting pumped full of venom right now.
its its itsIt didn't twist it's head and tilt to look with where it's eyes would have been, or shift it's stance or anything like that. It simply waited.
Duudee.
Months ago one of the characters was like "so once someone (as a player) get good enough at Formalcraft they can just break the system and summon Cthulu."
I knew this was foreshadowing.
It didn't. If you're referring to the number of digits in the Specimen number, I don't know what that's about, but FRO is definitely going with anime-canon 10K players.You know, I never noticed that FRO adjusted the initial playercount to be less obscenely low.
Kayaba Akihito was definitely a magic user. For exposing the secret truth that [Magic is Real] to these 10,000 people gathered here, even if it was in virtual reality.