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Originally posted by The Eurostar:
Pro, sorry for Z.

I came off a little more pissed than usual, didn't I? [wink]

My idea (I tough it was obvious) was to put the charater in a situation where EVERY fight has been ended FOREVER. Exactly the situation many of you seems to wait for. Obviously a dream state inducted by the castle, with the intent of see what the character do in a situation opposite to what has been until now.

That's cool. And, I even like Gooz' suggestion for being able to write both sides. My only gripe was with us seemingly never being able to finish a battle.

I will edited out the reference, but it would be good if you suggest me something to replace it to give Turkish a sense of... accomplishment...
By the way, Z is presented in your Order story, I didn't believe it has to do with the "secrets" you revealed me.


It has nothing, really, to do with any "secrets". It's just that, Turkish seeing the woman called "Z" would be forcing my hand at having him actually remember her in the first place. He's got a vague, amnesiac quality surrounding her, and his past. He remembers her name, but, not really what she looks like, or who she is. So, for him to encounter anything from his past, would make him remember, and me have to write that. I don't want to tie The Order into this. That's why I seperated him from that, and moved him into the MBL. That's all.

If everyone hate my turn of events, (minus TTT, thanks), I can delete it all, I have no problems in it. But I see not much use to have the heroes transported to a strange place if they keeps wrestling like in the island.

I'm with the "both" idea. Both sides can be appeased, to some extent.

Mxy, I know that Mr. Smith have many arrows at his bow, but since Aurochs was written a lot out of character (sorry Pro, but I believe in every post about him I have written that he is scared by fights, he should be depicted always hiding behind a column or so), I though it was time to show some true act of magic.

Hey, I'm the KING of writing characters out-of-character. But, as you continually present Aurochs as having gained a grand, new level of power, I was assuming that you wanted him involved in the fight. And, I thought I wrote him rather close-on, as he was constantly keeping distance from Stringfellow, until the end. As is, he's as close a match-up-threat for Stringfellow than any of the other enemies (save Ktl......a 5th Dimensional godling would eviscerate Stringfellow). If Aurochs had a true heart for battle, Turkish could be defeated easily. If Stringfellow had all of his memories, and, thus, knowledge of his abilities, then Aurochs would lose faster than last time. See how it evens out?

After all, the goblins, the MBL evil clones and the composite beings have been defeated in the time of a breath, I found it strange that the villains attacked in the open like they did.

Anyway, please state if I, or one of the others moderators, have to DELETE my last post.

Thanks.


I don't think anything needs to be edited-out, except the Z reference. Other than that, I'm going to go with Gooz' idea.

And...............shit........sorry if I came off.............WORSE than usual. But, I'm drunk and happy now, so I love everyone at this moment.

Tomorrow, I'll hate you all. [wink]