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Sec6nds3dReplied to Skramsano this isn't a translation
Tony seemed to process her words for a moment. "Well, not entirely unharmed, but yes, I'm back. Now, why don't you teach discards and Java board my new ride, eh? I promise it's like nothing you have ever ridden." She felt that there was an innuendo in the last part.- Sec6nds6dReplied to Doge_ProtagonistCh 16 Chapter 8 (Part 1)
- Sec6nds11dCommented
Have him visit Hawaii, or any other place in Polynesia.
'Holy shit…I've been everywhere, America included, but never to Japan.' - Sec6nds11dReplied to Kingoffrogs
Spice is like a drug that helps a person use their brain to a more full extent. This is kind of why when Paul lives in the desert sands of Arrakis and is constantly taking small amounts of spice, his visions become more and more vivid. The spacing guild also uses spice for this effect. It enables them to move the ships through space much easier(they bend a certain area around the ships), which is why many of the spaceships in dune they do not require thrusters.
The ornithopters he rode did not rely on spice but on an Arc reactor, clean energy. This was his offer and a way to control the Landsraad, but it would be a long time coming, meaning a war like none other was coming. A war for spice, a war for fuel. - Sec6nds13dReplied to Faraam_KnightCh 23 the Plan
- Sec6nds15dCommentedCh 228 CHAPTER 225
- Sec6nds15dReplied to Doge_ProtagonistCh 16 Chapter 8 (Part 1)
- Sec6nds16dReplied to Sec6nds
Krellin about to make the sandworms an endangered species
" Alright, you heard the captain. Let's go, four men grabbed a box-like machine that was six feet in length. It was all black, and a small window was on the top; inside was blue water, like the blue of the Fremen eyes. - Sec6nds16dCommented
lol how many baby sandworms did they have to kill to get all of that "water of life"?
" Alright, you heard the captain. Let's go, four men grabbed a box-like machine that was six feet in length. It was all black, and a small window was on the top; inside was blue water, like the blue of the Fremen eyes. - Sec6nds17dCommentedCh 20 you tell me.
- Sec6nds17dReplied to Erik_D
Yeah, from what I understand Bright was pretty normal before the whole getting his consciousness stuck inside the amulet thing. Even though his entire family has a long history of being heavily involved or just straight up being SCP's. And if I remember correctly, on the list of things he isn't allowed to do one of them has to do with having access to sharks.
Where was the spirit of adventure? She had then met her mentor, Dr. Bright. And what a man he was. He wasn't afraid of anything; he pushed the boundaries and truly explored the unknown. - Sec6nds18dCommented
hero*
"Relax darling, I will handle it." I said as I brushed my fingers through her hair when she got an emergency alert. "Seems like your team needs you, don't worry I'll be fine." I said, trying to get rid of her so I could speak more freely with the boys. "Are you sure?" She asked, hesitant to go and was fully adamant on staying with me at the hospital, but her heroe duties called. - Sec6nds18dReplied to Henry_Keeper
In universe Dr. Bright has been through a lot.
Where was the spirit of adventure? She had then met her mentor, Dr. Bright. And what a man he was. He wasn't afraid of anything; he pushed the boundaries and truly explored the unknown. - Sec6nds19dCommentedCh 26 26. Divine Retribution
- Sec6nds19dReplied to ROMAN_EAGLE
And what's your reason for saying that?
Despite his tender age of five, Krelln was no ordinary child. He was a warrior, capable of besting all the Fremen children around him. His strength instilled fear in many, yet the girls were captivated by his prowess. His movements were swift, and his blade work was a marvel. However, to a seasoned warrior, his techniques were predictable and easily countered. - Sec6nds20dCommentedCh 112 A Spy's New Mission -108
- Sec6nds22dReplied to Henry_KeeperCh 110 Testing Natasha -106