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Corvos7hReplied to dynisorIt seemed more to me like wondering how fish survive in shark-infested waters. There are more fish than are eaten.
For a moment he wondered how fish managed to survive in these monster-infested waters, but then shrugged, slipped his hands into his pockets and began to walk forward.- Corvos9hCommented
Oh, you mean the same Jotun that did nothing to help the people of earth? I am sure earthlings are very interested in their opinions...
Due to their long history and sudden increase in power, a large chunk of the surviving humans flocked to them as well. The deities also did not object to the devils, so that made it extremely convenient, although when news spread, the Jotun empire strongly condemned this action! - Corvos9hReplied to Sanderfer
I mean, I would certainly have trouble rejecting that.
"Lex, why don't you and I speak privately for a moment as well?" Jolene asked, winking at him. - Corvos13hReplied to Timur
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Lex was honestly not even bothered. It only made sense that peace would arrive as soon as he left the tavern, but chaos returned as soon as he returned. All was right with the world. - Corvos1dReplied to matamora
No, if that were the case, Alex would have completed it before getting to Earth. It could be objective B, which he isn't involved in, though.
With that, the leader of the group disappeared, leaving a young Alexander wondering… what the hell was objective B? He had only been briefed on the extraction! - Corvos1dCommented
So, De Beers saved the planet?
Unlike what Mary had heard, deities were not omnipotent and couldn't traverse the origin realm as they pleased. But planets that had their religion were always within their domain. While Amana had an actual presence on earth, Adamas' access to the planet was a surprise even to the deity himself. In the vastness of space, diamonds were not so rare and so most large civilizations didn't treat them so significantly. Only on earth were they considered a woman's best friend. As such, the 'zealous' warriors of the diamond religion were mainly rich women who were previously mere housewives. Now they could be seen garbed in diamond plated armor, brandishing fierce weapons and clashing against robots across the globe. - Corvos1dReplied to Binge_athon
Probably not the workers, but Mary might be.
As far as races go, sentient artificial intelligence was not the strangest out there, but they were undeniably unique. They came into existence when an A.I. was made with sufficient computational ability, intelligence, or one of a few other requirements, to give birth to a soul within their original 'body'. - Corvos1dCommented
Wow, that's important information. All Henali portal interactions are potentially monitored by the AI civilization.
Obeying the echoing voice, one of the robots logged into the Henali portal and began transmitting the information. To be clear, they didn't send a file through the portal. Instead, they asked the portal to send the information. The portal itself was a part of the largest and strongest sentient machine. The Henali had only rendered its services to maintain its portal. After all, like Ballom was the leader of the devils in the origin realm, the machine controlling the portal was the leader of the robots in the origin realm. - Corvos1dReplied to Idaleon
Democracy in action.
Then, one of the leaders would make the decision, usually completely ignoring the result of the votes. - Corvos1dCommented
So, like a twitter post?
His words were… they sounded like someone stupid trying to sound smart and philosophical. - Corvos1dCommented
As a fellow introvert, I feel his pain. It's so hard to just be left alone.
Afterwards, the introvert wanted to create a cafe hidden underwater that exclusively sold bubble tea. Having noticed a trend, Lex approved. Suffice to say, the trend was still going on. In fact, the Inn had developed a reputation for hidden cafes by now. If Lex recalled correctly, the latest cafe was a floating one, hidden amongst the clouds. - Corvos2dReplied to DaoistVQqWSa
The system alreadybsaid there is no way currently. There still may be a loophole where he can purchase things in MP through guild tasks, then resells them outside, though.
The major did not wait and crushed the key. A minute later, he disappeared. Lex looked around the room one more time, before he too disappeared. He didn't hand the containers off to the system though, no. He took them himself and paid the relevant amount on his own. Until the system gave him a proper way to earn funds other than MP, he would have to rely on cheating it like this. - Corvos2dReplied to Zephrum_XL
He does not know Fernanda is related to the Empire, as far as I recall.
The way Lex saw it, inviting others to fight the invaders on earth could be beneficial, but only as a delaying tactic. The only chance that earth had was if someone managed to get in touch with Fernanda, and that somehow she was able to bring in reinforcements of her own. Otherwise, based on Lex's analysis of the robots, earth was doomed to fall. - Corvos2dCommented
Reminds me of the first Doctor Who episode with Matt Smith. "Are the people of this planet protected?"
"Irrelevant. All living beings on this planet have been sentenced. Shall I take your lack of answer as non-compliance?" - Corvos2dCommented
He only just now realized the possible consequences of his actions :D
One of the soldiers that had shot at him earlier fainted. - Corvos3dReplied to Binge_athon
The habits that always cause villains to lose to the hero. Next, he'll teach fenrir to tell enemies their plans.
"Don't be ridiculous! It's not more fun to immediately kill the prey. Sometimes, when you have full control of the situation, it's a lot of fun to tease your prey a little. Honestly. Try it next time." - Corvos3dCommented
It's okay. it happens to all men (/AIs), occasionally.
Unable to contain their anger, the ships launched their attack prematurely!