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DENY THE WITCH!!!
That thing just nullified the strongest attack we’ve done. And we already know we can’t talk to it. Rapidly running dry on options here.
It’s more like I’m able to bend them weirdly…
That’s a horrifyingly greater range of motion than I would have expected!
Lyra Lyra Lyra! You weren’t about to keep the best picture all to yourself, now were you? Not to worry. “A true, true friend helps a friend in need!” as they say!
I’m sure you’ll be pleasantly surprised when you return home. As surprised as that poor mare you shoved before beating a very brave retreat.
I must say this photo really captures your-er… Yellow side.
1) Because Steven Universe is on hiatus.
2) Well, I said pictures, but really it was more like HD quality video cut up into individual frames until it maxed out the memory on my phone. And no, absolutely nothing interesting.
3) B says it’s harmless. “An ancient proto-lifeform that evolution left behind.” But I don’t like it. Every time I looked at it I felt uneasy.
Okay… Okay so, why did Gerald reach for the stolen lockbox? That thing had sat there for untold decades, maybe centuries! He couldn’t wait two minutes to finish pulling up Pinkerton and Rainart? They could have helped him get it! Instead he dislodged it and it sank into the abyss.
If from a writer’s perspective the lockbox needed to be lost (which I would understand perfectly), why not something that doesn’t make Gerald look like an idiot? Here’s an idea: Gerald does retrieve the lockbox, but Pinkerton and Rainart are too heavy to lift. So he uses the lockbox, heavy with gold, as a counterweight to help lift Pinkerton and Rainart back up (Pink and Rain on one end of the rope, treasure on the other, ledge as the fulcrum). Then, when all three are safe, they go to pull the lockbox back up, but it slips out of the rope and then it’s lost.
That way, Gerald would have looked both selfless and smart for literally using the treasure to save his friends!
Lyra: It’s not like I haven’t been to Rainbow Falls four times before.
Bon-Bon: I’ve been seven, but never outside of a public event.
Lyra: Seven?
Bon-Bon: Well, I try to go every year, but it doesn’t always work out.
Lyra: I guess it might be nice to visit during a lull.
Bon-Bon: And travel shouldn’t be too expensive off-season! Oh, I can’t remember the last time I went camping!
Lyra: Alright! I’ll put that down as maybe!
1) Is this something from Portal 2, or something? Because I’m not following…
… Command and Conquer: Red Alert 3? Huh. I only played Red Alert 1 and 2, though. That series is pretty dang hard.
2) Lyra: You want to field this one, Bon-Bon?
Bon-Bon: To be honest, even I find that one insulting. I am gay, but I would never go beyond a hug and a hoofshake without dating somepony.
3) I wouldn’t necessarily consider their motivations to be dumb, just the execution. You can’t leave societies to their own devices and only come around every so often expecting to gain full control of the situation. You need representation to regulate. That’s, like, the most basic requirement for control.
Oh Discord! What a wonderful guest you’ve brought with you to this gala I’m overseeing- ah haha! I will literally scalp you!
1) It’s fine. If it really bothered me I would have just ignored it.
2) Could you cast the spell on the spell? Identify the identification spell.
3) And Knuckles! It’s a good joke, yeah. But I genuinely thought having Dante in Nocturne was pretty cool. I mean, in the end he amounted to nothing as far as the title is concerned. But it was a solid attention grabber.
4) I don’t know. That sounds kinda dumb. And a lot of wasted effort. Why not just leave a few Reapers behind in each solar system to ensure space travel never happens? I’m not saying being dumb means it’s impossible, or that it couldn’t still happen. But it would be dumb.
