Also, everything he bring from another reality need to hauled through the Blind Eternities.dragon89 said:
Yes, the Cain are man portable. Barely.
The Multiverse is a Big Place(SI)
- Thread starter Hiver
- Start date
Yes, the Cain are man portable. Barely.
Durabys
Miaow! Break the Chains!
- Location
- the land of the Boii
- Pronouns
- He/Him
..or get Rule Breaker.Malbutorius said:
Vozen
Magic Adventure Cat
- Location
- Seattle
...I like the cut of your jib sir.PhantomPhysicst said:
Forgothrax
Not Going Gently
- Pronouns
- He/Him
Depending on how Walking with objects works, Winter could very easily head back to SG-Earth and ask the Asgard for some fabrication assistance. Have them take designs from his omnitool for an automated factory and build them for him on an uninhabited world. Then he can build modern-day gear fairly easily. Last I checked CAD files for the M2 Browning were freely available on the interwebs...
I kinda want to do a 'This is Winter's Brain', picture where it's just stting there all brain like, kind of lazy because of all the other mana types taking up it's fun. Then I want to post a 'This is Winter's Brain on Blue Mana' where there are sparks flying off it, it's glowing, and possibly in the middle of uplifting a small colony of otters.
I have only one response to the idea of uplifting an otter colony.Mizuki_Stone said:
Robo Jesus
Your Mechanical Messiah
Somewhere out in the multi-verse, there is a Squirrel Planeswalker.Ixenathier said:
Ars Poetica
ULTIMA RATIO NEMO OBLIGATUR
- Location
- The Kingdom of Fiore
- Pronouns
- He / Him / His
God only knows there's already a Duck Planeswalker. His name's Howard. He's a bit of a badass.Robo Jesus said:
We call her Squirrel GirlRobo Jesus said:
- Location
- Somewhere
Um...that causes the slight moral problem of creating life and then casually killing it.Selias said:
Dimensionist
Grandmaster of Apologism, Keeper of the Faith
- Location
- Bangalore, India
Give it here.Hiver said:Next part ready for beta. Not the longest due to well...
It's damn hot today and i feel lazy
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Finding transport to Winterfell was easy. Getting the trader to bring me with him was even easier with a bit of gold to smooth the process.
You would be surprised at how fast traveling by wagon train seems after walking on foot for days. Perhaps not as fast as riding Varren, but a hell of a lot more comfortable ... and it would not scare the locals to death if I was seen. That's also kind of a plus.
The cart lumbered along as I rested my back against a crate that, from the scent, contained some kind of fabric, as Winterfell starting to come into view.
It looked...massive. Thick stone walls and towers. Solid. Looked like it had always been there and would always be there.
Considering it was built three thousand years before the pyramids in Egypt, it's not surprising.
I frowned slightly as the cart train slowly moved closer. These guys have had more or less uninterrupted civilization for over eight thousand years.
Their technology had not changed much at all for that entire time. Maybe a bit better steel and such but they also had weapons they could no longer copy, such as the Stark sword 'Ice'.
Something bizarre was going on. Humans simply do not stagnate that way without reason. Humans are too ... curious.
As we drew to a halt in Wintertown, the small half village, half trading spot outside the castle, I jumped off the cart, thanking the trader for the ride before I looked around.
Some guards, not many. Mostly peasants coming to trade at the small market. The traders come here to sell and buy instead of going to every village around the place.
Grabbing my pack I walked up to the closest guard.
"Excuse me, I would like to speak with the Lord in resident, please." I told him and he turned, gave me a once over before he shook his head.
"The Lord meets the people every few days. Go and apply for a meeting then." the guard said, dismissing me as a trader of some sort.
I raised my eyebrow "And when would the next occasion be?" I asked and he sighed, looking at me again.
"In two days." He said before going back to trying to ignore me.
I slowly nodded and stepped back. Insisting or forcing it would likely be possible, but would not be in the best interest of diplomacy. But on the other hand time WAS of the essence.
"Excuse me, if the Lord is not free, would it be possible to get a word with the Maester?" I asked the Guard again and he sighed.
"Come with me." the guard before he turned to lead me to his commander with all the enthusiasm of a shelfstocker of a major store.
I walked along, looking around happily. Honestly, this place was not bad.
The guard commander looked me over after having a quiet talk with the guard that took me to him.
"You wish to meet with the Maester or the Lord?" he asked "What's your name and purpose?"
I smiled slightly "My name is Winter. I'm here to save the world."
He raised his eyebrows, not looking that impressed "Look, we don't have time for any half wit that wanders in here. Why are you here and why should I let you speak to any of them?"
I shook my head. Why is it that telling the truth never work? "I've got important information for Robb Stark that will win him the war. He is however not the easiest man in the world to track down so I went for the place where you can be certain to find a Stark."
"Yeah ... Sure you do." he said "Sign up for a meeting. If you are approved, you will be called in in two days."
Okay, that was plenty enough.
"I find your lack of faith disturbing." I said as I extended my hand, lifting him off his feet by channeling a small amountof blue mana and an application of will.
The two other guards in the room scrambled for their swords so I extended a hand towards them as well, pressing them back down into their seats before I focused back on the floating and struggling commander of the guard.
"Now, I'm going to put you down if you feel like listening?" I told him, and he choked out a small noise as he jerked his head in a nod.
I gently put him back on the floor before I continued "Now, would you be so kind as to tell the resident Stark that I am here and that I have important information that, if it does not reach Robb Stark and his army, will cause the world to fall."
He looked like he was about to have a heart attack as I turned around, almost stalking out of the room "I will be waiting outside the gates."
Ok, I might have lost my temper a tad, but I would not let this world fall because some damn guard with delusions of power wanted to have an opportunity to push somebody around.
AN// Dimensionist are to be thanked for this one. Yes, it's a bit short but it is to warm to write. Also, i want to get the personality of Bran and Luwin right so i am doing research.
You would be surprised at how fast traveling by wagon train seems after walking on foot for days. Perhaps not as fast as riding Varren, but a hell of a lot more comfortable ... and it would not scare the locals to death if I was seen. That's also kind of a plus.
The cart lumbered along as I rested my back against a crate that, from the scent, contained some kind of fabric, as Winterfell starting to come into view.
It looked...massive. Thick stone walls and towers. Solid. Looked like it had always been there and would always be there.
Considering it was built three thousand years before the pyramids in Egypt, it's not surprising.
I frowned slightly as the cart train slowly moved closer. These guys have had more or less uninterrupted civilization for over eight thousand years.
Their technology had not changed much at all for that entire time. Maybe a bit better steel and such but they also had weapons they could no longer copy, such as the Stark sword 'Ice'.
Something bizarre was going on. Humans simply do not stagnate that way without reason. Humans are too ... curious.
As we drew to a halt in Wintertown, the small half village, half trading spot outside the castle, I jumped off the cart, thanking the trader for the ride before I looked around.
Some guards, not many. Mostly peasants coming to trade at the small market. The traders come here to sell and buy instead of going to every village around the place.
Grabbing my pack I walked up to the closest guard.
"Excuse me, I would like to speak with the Lord in resident, please." I told him and he turned, gave me a once over before he shook his head.
"The Lord meets the people every few days. Go and apply for a meeting then." the guard said, dismissing me as a trader of some sort.
I raised my eyebrow "And when would the next occasion be?" I asked and he sighed, looking at me again.
"In two days." He said before going back to trying to ignore me.
I slowly nodded and stepped back. Insisting or forcing it would likely be possible, but would not be in the best interest of diplomacy. But on the other hand time WAS of the essence.
"Excuse me, if the Lord is not free, would it be possible to get a word with the Maester?" I asked the Guard again and he sighed.
"Come with me." the guard before he turned to lead me to his commander with all the enthusiasm of a shelfstocker of a major store.
I walked along, looking around happily. Honestly, this place was not bad.
The guard commander looked me over after having a quiet talk with the guard that took me to him.
"You wish to meet with the Maester or the Lord?" he asked "What's your name and purpose?"
I smiled slightly "My name is Winter. I'm here to save the world."
He raised his eyebrows, not looking that impressed "Look, we don't have time for any half wit that wanders in here. Why are you here and why should I let you speak to any of them?"
I shook my head. Why is it that telling the truth never work? "I've got important information for Robb Stark that will win him the war. He is however not the easiest man in the world to track down so I went for the place where you can be certain to find a Stark."
"Yeah ... Sure you do." he said "Sign up for a meeting. If you are approved, you will be called in in two days."
Okay, that was plenty enough.
"I find your lack of faith disturbing." I said as I extended my hand, lifting him off his feet by channeling a small amountof blue mana and an application of will.
The two other guards in the room scrambled for their swords so I extended a hand towards them as well, pressing them back down into their seats before I focused back on the floating and struggling commander of the guard.
"Now, I'm going to put you down if you feel like listening?" I told him, and he choked out a small noise as he jerked his head in a nod.
I gently put him back on the floor before I continued "Now, would you be so kind as to tell the resident Stark that I am here and that I have important information that, if it does not reach Robb Stark and his army, will cause the world to fall."
He looked like he was about to have a heart attack as I turned around, almost stalking out of the room "I will be waiting outside the gates."
Ok, I might have lost my temper a tad, but I would not let this world fall because some damn guard with delusions of power wanted to have an opportunity to push somebody around.
AN// Dimensionist are to be thanked for this one. Yes, it's a bit short but it is to warm to write. Also, i want to get the personality of Bran and Luwin right so i am doing research.
Sweden. Hot. This does not parse.Hiver said:Next part ready for beta. Not the longest due to well...
It's damn hot today and i feel lazy
Thanks for continuing to write your very-entertaining benchmark SI's for us, Hiver. You've really made your niche here. Heck, an entire movement. Nice work.
Hot for sweden. There is like 18 degrees outside and almost 23 inside. I'm melting here!bluepencil said:Sweden. Hot. This does not parse.
And I'm glad you enjoy it
Dimensionist
Grandmaster of Apologism, Keeper of the Faith
- Location
- Bangalore, India
...Hiver said:Hot for sweden. There is like 18 degrees outside and almost 23 inside. I'm melting here!
And I'm glad you enjoy it
It's 40+ where I am, and I'm fine.
sorry, couldn´t resist
not that i´m feeling much better. 20 degrees, there is even something green outside! Could be grass...
Hiver said:
not that i´m feeling much better. 20 degrees, there is even something green outside!
Could be grass...Nope.Coeus said:
Dimensionist
Grandmaster of Apologism, Keeper of the Faith
- Location
- Bangalore, India
Compared to where I live, that's practically cold.JakeCrown said:Maybe you guys should move to Texas? It was over 100F for 100 days straight last summer here and I worked outside doing construction.
Try ~115-120 F.
SuperSonicSound
Shadowmancer of the Shadow Cabal
Not true he has 2 Red 1 Blue, It's just one of his red pool is also a black mana as well. I doubt the effect of the mana is halved as he almost always uses it as exclusively red given the events of the story so far.Faralis said:
Dimensionist
Grandmaster of Apologism, Keeper of the Faith
- Location
- Bangalore, India
India. More particularly, Gujarat.JakeCrown said:
It hits 47 C there, at times in summer, at noon.
^ This is good advice. You do, after all, have practically the entire tech tree of the ME universe with you on that omni tool. A few advances made can really make a difference when it comes to the inevitable war.