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Jane Hexum

i feel like in this negotiation fins like 5 minutes away from forcing georgias to wear a pink tutu

Jane Hexum

well i'm very much in team djir but........ i'm kind of worried with this vote just doomed the simulation and maybe killed everyone else in it

TVWintergreen

Very good observation! For anyone interested, I will put the answer to this in a spoilr tag on the discord.

TVWintergreen

Cappy may have them outgunned but the combination of Marrien, Stephan, Lad, Fin has him outspoken. Maybe a purple tutu...

Roland Taranis

I'm on the fence with Tura's (and all the Sun's) behavior. It's a weird mix of careless detachment tinted with what I'm feeling as naive optimism... That they did let the power of the Turais run loose and be distributed at random until now, I can be okay with. But right now, she is right in front of THE hero, and she asks him if he wants the power. So of course he doesn't want it, as a true hero would answer. But to actually do as Lad asks and make it random again makes me question, do they actually care about what they are doing ? They have the perfect specimen right in front of them. One that proved time and again that he would use that power to actually impact things for the better. Their "plan" seem to be content disrupting the Angel's capability to navigate toward their preferred future, but seemingly without direction. So I do hope that Tura will not actually respect Lad's wish and grant him the free portion of the power.

TVWintergreen

It's because of the catch-22 of the question. If Lad is the perfect specimen and he says yes, he is no longer the perfect speciment. All of the dilemas for the Suns and Tura are imperfect catch 22's so in the story she is relating to Lad, in a sense. Because if she took the power and di what she wanted with it she is no longer adhering to the morals that make her different from Coronia and Irisia. Edit: To add to that, the power is essentially an investment in Tura as an entity. at multiple levels if Tura does what she wants and gives it to Lad or someone she likes, the investment becomes tenuous. They want Tura to succeed as a world, and never want their lone planet get closer to becoming an Angel. Even just a little.

Roland Taranis

Huuuuu the headache... The attrition war with the Angels already leaves a bad sour taste in my mouth for all the reasons I detailed last week, if the participants cannot even actually make any meaningful progress by their own will... I can feel a headache coming -_- PS : does the power need to be integrated at birth or can it choose anyone already I'm the world ?

Rickart

*Frantically rushes to check the discord*

Rickart

Tura: "What do you know about Coronia and Irisia?” Lad: "I know Coronia has a very spankable ass." Tura: 0_0 Lad: "What?"

Rickart

Marrien: "My son is loved by the world!" Rick Sanchez: "Hold my NTR." XD

Jane Hexum

i'm genuinely loving this metaplot war with the angels :)

TVWintergreen

Anyone in the world, including those who have not been born yet.