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Hybrid Hive: Eat Shard? (Worm/MGLN) (Complete)

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CmptrWz said:
Except for Numerical Analysis, which was disappointed that its host hadn't been able to get close enough to examine more of the unknown math.
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I almost wonder if Numerical Analysis would be happy to get taken, if only so that it could sate its burning curiosity. After all, what is death compared to MOAR DATA?
 
Shards be freaking out yo. What's kinda funny is that as far as I can tell; QA, Detonation, Skimmer, and Space are all still alive(as alive as Shards can get anyways) and have their restrictions lifted plus plenty of new data to fiddle with.
 
CmptrWz said:
Think of his core as a bubble gum bubble. One that has a hole in it. Unless you're very careful, closing that hole is likely to cause more weak points to be created, and then it will stick to you too. Air is already escaping, and as bits of the bubble touch other bits they get stuck together. Eventually you have a blob of bubble gum with no air inside of it.

If you push too much air in to keep it from collapsing, it explodes instead.

He can survive it collapsing down into a blob of bubble gum with no air in it (no mana capacity in his core). He can't survive it exploding.
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Shouldn't it be possible to fix it by building some sort of external support structure, rather then an internal support structure?

You build a cage around it that put an equal mana pressure on the outside of the core as in the inside, so there no pressure trying to escape. Since there is no force now pushing the mana out of the core's walls, it would stabilize as it is. So the hole's not getting larger and it can heal on it own.

If the core won't heal on it own, you apply a new layer on the outside, well keeping up this support so you don't have to worry about the difference in pressure causing damage before it sets. Don't try and use the core walls by pinching it shut, add new materials to it seal it over.
 
Eternaly_Lost said:
Shouldn't it be possible to fix it by building some sort of external support structure, rather then an internal support structure?

You build a cage around it that put an equal mana pressure on the outside of the core as in the inside, so there no pressure trying to escape. Since there is no force now pushing the mana out of the core's walls, it would stabilize as it is. So the hole's not getting larger and it can heal on it own.

If the core won't heal on it own, you apply a new layer on the outside, well keeping up this support so you don't have to worry about the difference in pressure causing damage before it sets. Don't try and use the core walls by pinching it shut, add new materials to it seal it over.
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If you manage to create another layer around the core, you can just create cores in all the non-mages. Unless there are other differences between Mages and Non-Mages, but the only one Amy has noticed, and the only one mentioned in Canon MGLN, is the Linker Core.
 
Eternaly_Lost said:
Shouldn't it be possible to fix it by building some sort of external support structure, rather then an internal support structure?
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The only intervention method Hive knows, I think, is "build a mana battery inside the core". That's something which is horribly dangerous to begin with, as Hive has now learned.

Now, if the TSAB was there the ship medic might be able to do something. But Hive doesn't know how.
 
Zakara said:
Shards be freaking out yo. What's kinda funny is that as far as I can tell; QA, Detonation, Skimmer, and Space are all still alive(as alive as Shards can get anyways) and have their restrictions lifted plus plenty of new data to fiddle with.
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Someone needs to write a "We are the Hive, you will be assimilated" omake. >_>
 
Jordisk said:
If you manage to create another layer around the core, you can just create cores in all the non-mages. Unless there are other differences between Mages and Non-Mages, but the only one Amy has noticed, and the only one mentioned in Canon MGLN, is the Linker Core.
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That assuming that the layer around the core would make a fully functional linker core. As I see it, all you need is some sort of barrier that wouldn't allow mana to pass to build a support structure and just whatever the outer walls of the Linker core is to reinforce it. Not what you need to make an entire one, unless for some odd reason the linker core doesn't have layers to it.

I'm think of it sort of like the skin on a animal. If it cut and bleeding, but still alive, you only need to patch it up. Not rebuild all the insides of the creature.
 
Crazael said:
Chrono isnt a Knight, though. He's a Mage. The Wolkenritter are more appropriately called mage knights, though they might object to the title.
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Semantics... but point taken. And Chrono would be a Magical Soldier Boy (currently without the 'Boy'), if using demeaning terminology.
 
Stroth said:
Pretty sure you've badly misinterpreted things.
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Wouldn't surprise me, but Hive seems to have been badly damaged enough that she's picked up a lot of QA in her avatar and actual design. The hexagonal insect motif for the necklace cannot have been the original default considering what we know about Canon!QA.
 
Alright, might be a be a chapter late for this, but have we covered the fact that Taylor has a private beach?

That's a prime date location if she can find someone she's interested in.
 
Even in canon Nanoha, they don't have the means to repair heavy damage to linker cores. When Nanoha's linker core was damaged in between A's and StrikerS, the only response after surgery was pretty much hope that time will hopefully heal it, but thought that she would probably never do magic again, or even walk. They considered it a damn miracle that she was able to move around, let alone get back up to and beyond the point she had been at.
 
EiosChronos said:
Even in canon Nanoha, they don't have the means to repair heavy damage to linker cores. When Nanoha's linker core was damaged in between A's and StrikerS, the only response after surgery was pretty much hope that time will hopefully heal it, but thought that she would probably never do magic again, or even walk. They considered it a damn miracle that she was able to move around, let alone get back up to and beyond the point she had been at.
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That alone should close the discussion of Magical Ethan.

Magic Dennis on the other hand...
 
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