Arkard
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Arkard2hCommentedFortunately, everyone who knew about living mechs reassured Josh that this was completely normal behavior for a certain mech company's products.- Arkard2hCommented"Would you believe that I won this machine from a membership raffle?"
- Arkard2hCommented
OK, that clinched it IMO. Guy's breaking through.
Josh nodded in agreement. "Mhmm. It is a good thing I am piloting the right mech for the job. I hope this hangar bay has enough of the right fey in stock." - Arkard3hCommented"Your hour has come." The well-dressed and impeccably handsome man said. "After months of waiting, the native aliens have unleashed their Red Tide upon us all, seeking to flood the defenses that we have painstakingly built in the border regions. As one of the many nails that our race and civilization has hammered into this star system, we must stand up and hold our ground no matter the cost."
- Arkard3hCommentedIt was not until the rise and explosive expansion of human civilization that this uneasy but fairly stable balance shattered all at once!
- Arkard1dCommented
A certain brain and spinal cord disagree!
This was the greatest benefit of eliminating that tall and incredibly resilient calamity plant. - Arkard6dCommented"I do not know if you have been paying attention to it lately, but Gaia worship has been gaining ground within Terran society. There are many older and established faiths that are doing their best to push against the rise of 'paganism' as they call it, but the fact that Gaia actually bothers to respond to her devoted worshipers on rare occasions is much more convincing than praying to a boy that is nailed to a cross!"
- Arkard6dCommentedAlthough Ves described this scheme in crude terms, Master Dervidian quickly accepted the logic behind it. Letting the Terrans do much of the heavy lifting was indeed a rationally sound decision.
- Arkard7dCommented
chance that we will shift our stance?
Master Dervidian looked undecided. "There are good reasons to adhere to the original timeline, but there is a chance that we will shift our chance. It depends on how the alien offensive unfolds. If our defensive bands collapse one after another, then we may need to rely on any solution to stop the alien invaders from pressing into our hinterland." - Arkard7dCommentedThat sounded fine and all, but the problem was that they excluded Ves from the teleportation process, meaning that he got left behind!
- Arkard7dCommentedThe mechers snatched away the Elegant Rage before she completed her journey back to Diandi Base.
- Arkard7dCommentedBoth Major Jankowski and the Elegant Rage had entered into an introspective mood. They both went through life-changing experiences that profoundly changed their mentalities.
- Arkard7dCommented"Remember who you are. You are the Elegant Rage. You are not a tree. Venerable Lanie is waiting for you to come to her. Don't you want to reunite with your battle partner? Calm down. Let go. Endless glory awaits, but only if you are able to turn yourself back into a mech. You can do it. I believe in you. Let Lufa bring you back to sanity."
- Arkard8dCommented
"THE MORE I EXERCISE MY WOOD, THE MORE I UNDERSTAND WHAT IT IS CAPABLE OF"
"I THINK IT IS POSSIBLE. THE MORE I EXERCISE MY WOOD, THE MORE I UNDERSTAND WHAT IT IS CAPABLE OF. THIS WOOD IS NOT LIKE THE METAL THAT MY MECH WAS INITIALLY MADE OF. THERE ARE EMOTIONS… MEMORIES… AND INSTINCTS BURIED IN THE EBONY WOOD. ONLY FRAGMENTS REMAIN, BUT IF I TRY TO DRAW THEM OUT, I THINK I CAN DO WAY MORE THAN FIGHT LIKE A MECH. I… MAY BE ABLE TO TRANSFORM INTO A MUCH LARGER EBONY WOODEN MECH, ESPECIALLY IF I ABSORB ENOUGH WOOD ENERGY." - Arkard9dCommented"This is not a mere warrior. This is a judge." Ves whispered. "The lightning tribulation specifically sent out this manifestation to target all of the Elegant Rage's weaknesses. The fight is only going to get much tougher!"
- Arkard9dCommentedDuring this temporary lull, the Devos Ancient Clan permitted the Larkinson Clan to destroy the environment of multiple nearby forests that were located on the same continent.