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[negativegate]

If you're new here, here's a tip: anyone breaking in or being a pain gets a fireball in their face. Got it?

If you're someone I know, then say hi or something.

[ooc: 4th wall, anything goes!]

Comments

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[negativegate]

Whatever works for you. This is how I do things.

[Rita waves a hand, flippant about the compliment.] I'm a mage. It's only natural that I'd be able to defend myself.

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[doubleblades]

So I presume you are capable of using magic. [Not really surprised by this, just a deduction.]

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[negativegate]

How else do you think I'm going to fireball those idiots?

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[doubleblades]

True. Such a thing would require magic, though in my world, mechanisms can be created to manipulate the elements using Cryas.

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[negativegate]

Mechanisms? What is "Cryas"?

[It gets her interest pretty quickly!]

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[doubleblades]

Cryas is created by eleth which comes from what is known as the Lastalia, then is stored in our Valkines. I suppose it is unique to our world.

[And Fodra, but no need to bring that up.]

Cryas can be used in many forms and is vital to our world.

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[negativegate]

I have no idea what any of those things are. Try explaining in terms not unique to your world.

[She wants to know if it's similar to blastia, aer, and mana...]

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[doubleblades]

Understandable. I will try.

[He said that as blunt and a bit rude, but he didn't mean for it to be.]

It is an essential element to our world, much like the air we breath. Without it our world will die. It is also capable of being used for light, heating, fountains, magic, weapons, and the like.

[#talesofnooriginality, #everyjrpgthatexists.]

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[negativegate]

[It's not like Rita isn't blunt and rude to him...These two could be twins.]

Its functions at least sound similar to aer or mana in my world. A mage like me uses a formula to condense and process it release energy or perform actions.

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[doubleblades]

[Indeed they could.]

So you research this 'aer' and 'mana' in your world, I presume?

[Not unfamiliar with such people in the least.]

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[negativegate]

[Talestwins.]

Naturally. That's what a mage does in my world.

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[doubleblades]

I see. Similar to the Amarcians in my world. They're a race who seem to focus on eleth and research it.

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[negativegate]

You have a whole race focusing on it? They must be different from the Krityans.

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[doubleblades]

Yes, they are rather advanced compared to humans, though also very whimsical.

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[negativegate]

I don't know if I'd use whimsical for the Kritya. Most of them are just plain weird.

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[doubleblades]

Weird? If I may ask, how so? They can't be any more strange than the Amarcians. [Or maybe it's just Pascal who's the really strange one.]

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[negativegate]

They're totally out of it most of the time, not to mention rude.

[A moment, then-]

But some of them are okay, I guess.

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[doubleblades]

That does seem to be how one race would view another.

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[negativegate]

You think they say that about humans, too?

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[doubleblades]

Why not? I'm sure they think we are strange.

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[negativegate]

Maybe you are, but I'm sure not.

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[doubleblades]

Yes, because you radiate normalcy.

[Sarcasm, he can kind of do it!]

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[negativegate]

No, I radiate genius.

[...And Rita's totally serious about that.]

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[raisedbythemilitary]

I see humility isn't a strong trait in you. [Actually not being judgmental at all. He's not humble either :'D]

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[negativegate]

[No problems with modesty at all. |D]

Why should it be? It's the truth, you know.