Still, spelling it out costs us nothing and makes sure we can still get a hold of the seeds later if we figure something out.
Puella Magi Adfligo Systema
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Hah. I totally called that they were desperate. Maybe we should ask them if they really want to stay in Sendai, further down the conversation. Because it seems like if they want 'out' that elsewhere might be an option
EtchedSteel
*mumble mumble*
- Location
- Lima. Peru
Talking is, after all, a free action
[x] Agree to cleanse all soul gems, as well as refresh all grief seeds.
-[x] But.. that's not all you need help with, is it?
Also, RE: witchbombing. I don't think telling them about being careful will do good. In fact, it would be giving them some ammo for when they need some blackmail (Granted, that might not work, but still).
UG is a desperate faction, yes, so Sabrina is basically a godsend. But once they get out of the hellhole that is Sendai, there's no guarantee they would use that particular detail against us.
We're not putting it back. Taking it out was a specific choice with a specific* goal, it wasn't because we needed the material. As for what to do with it... there's no rule saying we have to deconstruct the airplane when we're done. We could park it on top of a building and assign Kyubey to guard it.
*Well, as specific as "see what happens" gets.
Onmur
Archangel of Nutella.
It'll disolve if don't keep it in range. Or it'll become a familiar, or whatever it is that grief tries to do when it leaves our range.
Which we still need to science. Surely there's an empty field somewhere we could test this safely. But anyway, just make sure not to leave range from it without getting it.
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When we fought Kirika our grief clouds just seemed to dissolve and then dissipate in the environment when they go hit by anti-magic, but we still had a lot less grief back then.
I think all grief constructs outside of our magic range will share that fate.
I think all grief constructs outside of our magic range will share that fate.
Onmur
Archangel of Nutella.
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Jonen C
F.M.D.G.
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- Lincopense, Ostrogothia, Suecia
[Archer] You want Demons? Because that's how you get Demons. [/Archer]
There's only one way to find out what could go wrong, and I did suggest doing it in a controlled way in an unpopulated area.
"Park it on top of a building" was a suggestion for keeping it within our range, not leaving it lying around.
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Ok, it seems I remembered that completely wrong...
Since our grief marbles survived Kirika's anti-magic pulse without breaking down and we just couldn't affect them while it lasted, we should be able to make somewhat stable, solid grief constructs that last even if they leave our active grief control range. Might want to test that sometime in the future. Being able to build walls or other lasting barriers or constructs out of grief might come in handy. We could even build a nice grief vacation home on a nice lonely island somewhere
Being able to build walls or other lasting barriers or constructs out of grief might come in handy. We could even build a nice grief vacation home on a nice lonely island somewhere
Surely you mean build a grief island on the ocean floor.
But we're almost definitely probably not a witch. We'll just be over here making constructs out of grief and trying to figure out how to make a barrier...
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Like I've mentioned in the past, I want to see:
1. If Grief constructs retain their shape if taken out of control range
2. If a Grief construct can be programmed to do stuff
3. If a programmed Grief Construct will retain it's programming if taken beyond control range(assuming the answer to 1 is yes)
Artificial Grief Seed v.1
Only good for a use or two until some way to condense the stuff is worked out, but Sabrina could still spread them around for other magi to beta test while she works on better versions.
1. If Grief constructs retain their shape if taken out of control range
2. If a Grief construct can be programmed to do stuff
3. If a programmed Grief Construct will retain it's programming if taken beyond control range(assuming the answer to 1 is yes)
Artificial Grief Seed v.1
Only good for a use or two until some way to condense the stuff is worked out, but Sabrina could still spread them around for other magi to beta test while she works on better versions.
Onmur
Archangel of Nutella.
Teenage witches should be allowed to practice witchcraft while not actually being considered to be witches.But we're almost definitely probably not a witch. We'll just be over here making constructs out of grief and trying to figure out how to make a barrier...
Aerhyce
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- Location
- France
Great catch-22 you got there, since all witches in universe are technically teenage witches and will forever be.Teenage witches should be allowed to practice witchcraft while not actually being considered to be witches.
Krecart
Not for throwing.
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- They/Them
It turns into something malignant, my money's on a Wraith, then we turn around rip it to shreds with our magic and decide not to do that again?
Seriously, anything made of Grief isn't much of a threat to us. Waluigi's only a problem because she doesn't have a barrier, so when she chucks a building at us it's an actual building not Grief we can just rip apart to use against her.
aeqnai
Nerdy Homu
- Location
- Laniakea Supercluster
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- She/Her
We're starting to get a huge backlog of !!SCIENCE!!, aren't we? Do we have a list of things to try somewhere?
Also, I'm definitely against putting the grief back into Hildegard if we can help it. If it gets to be too much of a problem, we can just corner Coobie and force-feed it grief until it's manageable again.
Also, I'm definitely against putting the grief back into Hildegard if we can help it. If it gets to be too much of a problem, we can just corner Coobie and force-feed it grief until it's manageable again.
Cannongerbil
I came here to nep at you
- Location
- Soviet Lunar Base
You mean grief space station, right?We could even build a nice grief vacation home on a nice lonely island somewhere
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Krecart
Not for throwing.
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- They/Them
Corner him? We could just call him and let him know we have a fuckton of Grief for him to eat(?) or whatever.
We should also get on cataloging the Witch names of every MG we've met at some point. Loops brought it up a couple pages back.
@Cannongerbil Why's "effects of dispersed Grief" on the list? Do you mean outside of our range? I thought we found out that dispersed Grief was corrosive with the rebar.
Cannongerbil
I came here to nep at you
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- Soviet Lunar Base
That falls under the effects of grief on objects. Dispersed grief refers to what happens when if goes out of our control range.
