PinardStormeJP
I'm an autistic based in SA. Just here to read some comics for fun, get drawing inspo, etc. I'm Hyperlexic so really... it's my thing to read. it's also prolly just a stim for me with the visuals 😁
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PinardStormeJP2mthCommentedWow... you know honestly if the GSE hates mutants like Erin so much, why don't they exile him and Sa'leth. I mean they can't even have children... there's no danger in them being together in the end.
"S'aleth! I don't believe it! You're alive! How? How is this possible?"- PinardStormeJP2mthCommented
Pride cometh before the fall...
"None of this matters. This civilization must pay for how many of my children they have murdered, and thus, we will continue our assault on the world of Suebi until it and all life upon it has been devoured by our swarm!" - PinardStormeJP2mthCommented
Noww we're getting to see the Naraku's perspective. and they aren't having it easy. I wonder...
However, these Swarm Tyrants had utterly failed to damage the majority of the Germanic infrastructure with their first attempts. And it was not just the Swarm Tyrants that had a hard time dismantling the reinforced structures of the Germanic worlds. But even the scavenging bugs who came in after the fighting was over, to devour and recycle the world's resources, had a difficult time doing their jobs. - PinardStormeJP2mthReplied to Mickey_Zipz
The guy's a man alright... and just like this society, this futuristic fictional one has forgotten and denied a person's limits. probably the most manly thing one can do these days is just be a man for what it is. Honestly it's time to man up fr, but my greatest sympathy 🖐🏻
There was no hope, nothing to live for, so why bother fighting for a small chance of survival? These were the thoughts that flooded Erich's mind as he sat in the hangar bay, crying like a small child. - PinardStormeJP2mthReplied to Gajulo
Yeah and I didn't expect this to be so openly sinful of a read at times and yet such a good book... may God just have mercy on me, too - dang.
"May God have mercy on us all...." - PinardStormeJP2mthCommented
No... wait! The chips in the brain that facilitates the cloning! A hand held rail cannon sniper went through that so unless that chip is as strong as the Hogyoku...
Eventually Erich made his way to the starport, where he was no longer being pursued by the government kill team. He had no idea how he had successfully evaded them and had no memory of what happened immediately after firing the shot. All he knew was that the moment he left the atmosphere and activated his quantum drive, that he was completely, and utterly dead inside. - PinardStormeJP2mthReplied to Eminence_01
But how?...
Erich had stared down the sights of his optic for three whole hours without moving a muscle until finally his target came into sight, and when he did, Erich suddenly lost the will to pull the trigger. The man who he was supposed to kill was none other than his old galactic politics teacher, Commander Vernik Ekberg… - PinardStormeJP2mthCommented
Aha.... What I'd do is leech that thing for its's scope last second, go back and buy something rail-gun again, have it modded with the reaper's scope and voilla. honour to the memory of The Reaper
It physically pained Erich to spend such a vast amount of money on a weapon he would only be able to use once. And such a powerful one at that. But he had no choice. The man was right. Freedom was far more important than the 250k he would spend on this beast of a weapon. Thus, he begrudgingly paid the price for the weapon, optic, magazine, and a box of ammo, before stashing the weapon away in his ship's armory, where he then immediately headed for Germania. - PinardStormeJP2mthCommented
No... no way, guys.
Butcher shifted his gaze towards the window and remained silent. However, if one closely observed his reflection, they could see the DataStream in his sanguine eyes, one which displayed a picture of himself, with a wife and kids. Something a mutant like himself should never have had… - PinardStormeJP3mthCommented
Honestly I like this one. Even really kinda relatable, since I literally have an Irl condition and have the same response from society. Rejection, exclusion, etc. It's a battle and you got to be calling people out sometimes and the coping mechanisms, well... Honestly the fight to prove yourself is real, and the wanting a family and normal life is real too. The change of perspective when you do realise that the most likely people to back you are those either much higher than you and those at your side who are like you and that because of it you're not hated alone but loved in your circle once you find it restores your humanity and your sense of worth. it gives you those relationships we all need to grow, huh? relationships I didn't and couldn't have with my own elders. honestly, this is written well.
Ch 15 Making the Best of a Bad Situation - PinardStormeJP3mthCommented
Well now... love how honest this is.
"The year is 2125, and humanity has just discovered the warp drive. For the past two hundred years, humanity had been progressing on a path of self-destruction. Everyone, no matter how foolish or malicious they may have been, were given political power, in the form of suffrage. This foolish idea had disastrous consequences as society had spiraled into decadence and conflict. - PinardStormeJP3mthCommented
Sounds like a facial expression I'd make (my autistic a--)
An unusual smile spread across the teacher's face, as he spoke with such zeal that his students thought that perhaps the man in front of them was actually a doppelgänger.