Seraphi

Not even Sere or Dungeon knew where these drones were. Hell, they still don't know where they are. Nobody does, aside from me. Since I currently maintain orbital dominance, and there is an Ares cannon in orbit above the Earth, I'd suggest that you halt the invasion of Japan.

I guess I'll just have my ships stay on the defensive and start mopping up the orbital structures, satellites and such then. I'll also dispatch a few transport ships with 300 more Helios orbs from my nearest planet to the Sol system.

[hide] Q1:What is something you write down to remember? A: Homework Q2:What is something you hear on the radio besides music? A: Random people babbling on about current events Q3:Why might a taxi driver say he had a bad day? A: Idiot passengers Q4:What is something you're likely to forget in your car? A: The keys Q5:Name an item you would find in a 3-day survival kit. A: A flask Q6:What is something you may find on top of a mountain? A: Rocks Q7:What is something you would hate to find in the food your eating? A: Olives [/hide]

If nothing else it'll be "Flashy".

((Might I suggest that you guys use the other drones that are around to your advantage?))

Well, I'll try it. My laptop sucks, but if I can run it well, this game might be able to keep me content until I can get a new computer.

Oh man it's that awesome russian guy.

The russian guy does, indeed, have a gun on the shelves behind him. There are a bunch of guys who just scream ROOOOGGGGGEEEERRRRR everytime I see them, as well

I got verbally assaulted by some guys who thought I was a dude named Roger.

He does that wierd sleight of hand trick with it. It's pretty badass.

Woah. Has anybody had the guy with the glass orb yet?

I think jaerk tried to trick me, but I saw through it. Either that or I just totally alienated some random person.

Edit: Fixed it.

The paper plane ceases to exist. The energy radiation grows slightly stronger.

((For the record, I think Hex based his character on Rip Van Winkle, from Hellsing. Not really relevent, but I was just wondering if I was the only one that noticed that))

((Or I could just quit this game, it's pretty boring atm anyway.)) Ares appears in the room, blocking the bullet with Kaosu Gekido. In the process, a crack forms along the swords edge, and the sword breaks in half. Because of this, Psyche collapses upon itself and the two halfs of the blade start radiating an energy which will destroy anything that gets within about 10 meters of the pieces. Gravity around the sword is also increased to about 100 times what it should be. Ares just vanished into thin air a moment before the ground around the shards started to break. (Basically, you can't go near the sword or you'll die.))

((No, a while back I decided to call the dimension itself Psyche for the sake of simplicity.))

(("HEY I CAN'T BEAT YOU SO I'M CHANGING THE RULES." Might I remind you that you did something like this with your smoke thing? I may be unhittable, but I can't hit other people either))

FFS TRY READING THINGS ONCE IN A WHILE.

((For the record, I'm in a different dimension))

Hey Hex, ever tried programming? It's quite difficult.

Yay for Existential Nihilism. I must say, Gorgoroth, that actually does make a lot of sense.

Yes, one should not totally disregard evidence just because the odds are against it, but there could be any number of explanations for the evidence supporting ghosts that don't rely on the existance of a soul.

The scientific evidence against ghosts and spirits far outweighs the evidence in favour of them.

I have never seen conclusive proof that an object has been moved without there being some logical reason for it to move. The drop in temperature could be explained in a lot of ways, but a lot of the time it would probably be somebody's mind playing a trick on them and making them feel colder.