Subject: I could send my Potterverse Agent round...
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Posted on: 2015-03-25 13:51:00 UTC
He'd be happy to give them some company and reassurance.
(Not that I'm suggesting a possible mini-interlude or anything...)
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Who am I kidding? I have no patience. Part 6 + Interlude! by
on 2015-03-25 01:03:00 UTC
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Hopefully nobody minds that this is early
At long last, Rose Potter is dead for good!
Okay, before anyone goes and reads, DO NOT CLICK ON THAT INTERLUDE LINK FIRST UNLESS YOU WANT TO BE SPOILED. And if you want to discuss what happened, please mark your posts as having spoilers.
We clear? Yes? Good.
And now, for the fun part!
The Mission
The Interlude
Happy reading! ~Iximaz
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All hail... by
on 2015-03-29 00:48:00 UTC
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...the people who have taken on a legendary badfic! Hail the ones who have the courage to face these monsters!
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on 2015-03-29 03:50:00 UTC
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Well done![SPOILERS] by
on 2015-03-27 14:39:00 UTC
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I did not see the Time Lord emergency transformation coming, so good job!
Was the pony Rina saw in Medical Dr Kindheart? Because that'd be pretty funny.
Hm, perhaps Ari and Rina should start a 'got turned nonhuman after badfic' club. -
Oh yeah, Desdendelle told me about Ari! by
on 2015-03-27 14:45:00 UTC
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*high fives* Hopefully this doesn't start a trend, though. Stuff like this really ought to be saved for special circumstances. ^^;
The pony might have been, but considering she went running out of Medical, it was probably some agent who freaked when he saw this crazy humanoid come running at him and bolted. Or maybe there wasn't a pony at all. Who knows? -
Hard to Believe It's Over by
on 2015-03-27 00:57:00 UTC
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Honestly, I'm still surprised that anyone had the guts to take on Rose Potter in the first place, so the fact that it's all done just feels weird. Absolutely beautiful job, on the whole string of things. Normally, I'd say I can't wait to see what you put out next, but I think you've earned a nice, long break.
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I'd like to think I earned a break. by
on 2015-03-27 05:15:00 UTC
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Rose Potter was a lot of fun to spork, but holy cow was it also tiring. But all this energy's just left over, and I can't stop writing!
The next mission should be out early April, going into Doctor Who because racist Flowers. -
You accidentally shared the editable version of the mission. by
on 2015-03-26 19:25:00 UTC
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I thought I'd brought up "Find" when I had not. Thanks to Undo there's no damage done, but I think you meant to post the read-only version.
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Oh, man, I did? Oops! (nm) by
on 2015-03-26 20:12:00 UTC
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You know, at first I was worried you were going to 'Sue Rina by
on 2015-03-26 16:50:00 UTC
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However, I do see now how the transformation into a Time Lady could be a source of character development rather than a power-up...
There's the body-horror angle. Her mind doesn't expect her body to be different, especially her sensory system.
She'll have to leave her past behind. No one who knew her before, and doesn't now know about the PPC, would believe that this completely different-looking girl is Rina. That includes family, friends...
The possibility of a TARDIS is interesting, but I'm wondering: Does she have to get one? Would she be able to learn how to use it? A Time Lady without a TARDIS might be more interesting to write simply because it hasn't been done very often.
The reality of presumably having regenerations left could change things too. It might mean that in a dangerous situation where somebody's going to die, Rina'd have to step up. Ouch.
Of course regenerations aren't infallible. Destroy the brain, or kill someone very suddenly, and they're probably not coming back. Even worse is the prospect of dying somewhere in a dangerous environment where you wouldn't be found for, say... an hour or so. Oh, you'd die all right--repeatedly. If you couldn't keep your head enough to decide not to regenerate in those circumstances (and does Rina know enough about her new biology to know how she'd even begin doing that?), you'd be in for an exceedingly nasty end. Even if you were rescued halfway through, you'd probably be in serious trouble, with your biology badly messed up.
And then there's the problem of having to deal with other Time Lords... though you seem to have already covered that. :) -
Nah, no TARDIS. by
on 2015-03-26 17:04:00 UTC
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At least, not unless she somehow acquires one from DoSAT, but that would be silly.
But yeah, basically, the only family she has who knows are her parents and brother. Everyone else? Nope.
She'll be spending a lot of time looking through books on Time Lord physiology. It'll still take a looong time before she adjusts, though. You don't forget eighteen-ish years of being human that fast. And even then, there'll probably be stuff that surprises her. Not to mention, she doesn't have the knowledge to employ her new senses to their fullest. You can't identify different materials by their taste if you've never tasted them before, for example. -
Good luck, then. by
on 2015-03-26 18:37:00 UTC
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I do think you owe us at least one hilarious scene of a confused Rina trying to control a completely unfamiliar TARDIS, though. :)
Good luck with writing a high-powered Rina; we all know the more powerful the character, the harder they are to handle. Or, well, a potentially high-powered Rina, as she's nowhere near through her how-do-i-shot-web phase. -
Rina, right now. by
on 2015-03-26 19:01:00 UTC
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Oh Rowling I spit water all over my computer D: (nm) by
on 2015-03-26 20:20:00 UTC
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In the hallways... by
on 2015-03-26 00:35:00 UTC
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“I’ll be damned,” muttered Owen under his breath. “Rookie Zeb actually survived a Legendary badfic. I knew he had it in him when I met him at Rudi’s-- kid’s got an Aura like a Pyroar.” He paused at the end of the hallway. Let’s see... there’s a staircase in front of us... two RCs with odd numbers facing each other on the left... Right. We need to turn right here. He turned the corner and looked at his partner who was sluggishly plodding alongside him. “How about you, Buck? What d’you think about Zebby-Zeb?”
“I don’t know, really. I can’t remember him that well,” replied Buck, “but maybe I was just... falling... asleep...” The Skiddo yawned out the last few words as his eyes closed in preparation for a catnap. The Pokémon ground to a halt in the middle of the Generic Grey hallway, snoring gently.
“Hey now. No falling asleep when there’s a letter to be delivered,” said Owen, poking Buck’s nose with a folded-up sheet of paper. When the Skiddo started moving forward again the Lucario cleared his throat. “Okay. Final check. How does this sound like to you...” Owen squinted at his letter. “Dear Rookie,” he read.
“Sounds condescending.”
“Well, he is a newbie, right? ‘Congratulations on marathoning that mess of a mission. You’ve got Guts-- note the capital G-- and I like that in a ‘mon. I can tell you’re going to go far.'”
“I’m pretty sure he has Intimidate.”
“Quiet, you.”
“Well, you asked me for opinions...”
“Whatever. ‘I’m not sure if you remember this but I offered you a free training session with me when we met at Rudi’s. I’d like to extend that offer again and see what you’re made of. Signed, Owen, DIA.’ Eh? Is it good?”
“Did we really meet him? Was that even canon?”
“What are you even talking about? Of course it’s ‘canon’! You remember, don’t you? Zeb went for a walk with Maxwell and then we followed him and then Victoria hauled us back to Ben and then we had to respond to that Judoon thing...”
“Iunno, I was feeling sleepy back then...”
The Lucario executed the Double Facepaw Manoeuvre and muttered something to the effect of “Never mind.” He briskly marched towards RC 3-Apple-14’s door, crouched, and slid the letter under the door. Owen made his way back to Buck and gave the snoozing Mount Pokémon a quick tap on the horns. “All right, we’re done here. Let’s move.” -
When Zeb noticed the note... by
on 2015-03-26 01:15:00 UTC
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he paused and sniffed. Yep, Owen had been here, and Buck, if he wasn't mistaken. He peered at the note again.
"I might just take you up on your offer," he murmured. He grabbed the note in his mouth and headed into his RC. -
Huh. by
on 2015-03-25 21:04:00 UTC
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Well, that was... not entirely unexpected.
Also: Hooray! Voldemort Junior, the greatest and most evil witch of all time, is dead for good! I guess the stories kinda acted liked Horcruxes for her: you had to kill each one before finishing her off.
Oh, and SPOILERS FOLLOW:
Rina's death parallels Harry's, in a way. Her death led directly to Rose/Voldemort's demise. And, of course, she survived. Much happiness! ^_^ -
I... Huh, I didn't think about that. Weird. (nm) by
on 2015-03-25 21:16:00 UTC
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Unintentional brilliance is still brilliance. (nm) by
on 2015-03-25 22:16:00 UTC
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Personally, I prefer to use "Retroactively Intentional". (nm) by
on 2015-03-25 22:24:00 UTC
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Actually... by
on 2015-03-25 22:31:00 UTC
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Another way to look at it is this:
The Girl Who Lived wasn't Rose. It was Rina. -
Oh, that is perfect! (nm) by
on 2015-03-26 05:34:00 UTC
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Whoa. by
on 2015-03-25 22:39:00 UTC
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Hehehe. by
on 2015-03-25 22:41:00 UTC
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And the Dark Lady shall mark her as her rival, for neither can live while the other survives...
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Heheh indeed. by
on 2015-03-26 07:29:00 UTC
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This tickles my fancy. I love parallels.
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"A good story is one that doesn't finish at the end." (nm) by
on 2015-03-25 23:55:00 UTC
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Totally stunned. by
on 2015-03-25 19:55:00 UTC
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Just stealing this SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS
To be honest, I was a bit worried at the end of the mission. But after reading the interlude - Very well done indeed. (Nesh says it much better than I can.)
I wish my agents were there to help with the cleanup. Alas, they aren't, and I'm not on spring break.
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Not really much to say but 'thank you'. :) (nm) by
on 2015-03-25 19:58:00 UTC
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I am impressed. by
on 2015-03-25 19:31:00 UTC
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SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS
... Hopefully that's enough to fill up the preview space. Some of you, uh, didn't quite do that. ^^; Therefore, I was spoiled sufficiently that I got worried and spoiled myself fully by looking at the interlude first, just to see if I had understood correctly.
I had.
I was initially very concerned about Rina's transformation, considering how this particular plot device has been handled in the past. BUT! I am very pleased to say my concerns were unfounded. Iximaz, please accept my heartfelt congratulations for taking an old idea and making it better, faster, stronger than it was before. You really did your homework, and I found myself laughing several times after I'd finished reading and gone about my business as I realized exactly how long you've been planning this. I am very, very impressed.
My only real issue was the lack of closure for the Potterverse, but since Skarmory's setting up an interlude for just that purpose, I think it'll be okay. And heck, it makes sense. Your agents took a good and proper beating. They can't really be expected to handle it themselves. They've done enough, poor things!
I might suggest building up Rose Potter's growing awareness of the agents a bit more in the last few parts, though. She's pretty angry and confrontational with them when she spots them, but apart from one scene that I can recall (when she's telling the story of the graveyard to the Gryffindors), she hasn't really shown much awareness that anything is out of place in her world up until then, so it comes out of the blue a little.
Other than that, you've shown a great ability for planning things out and properly foreshadowing them, so again, my most hearty congratulations on a job well done! ^^
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TTwTT by
on 2015-03-25 19:56:00 UTC
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Here, lemme c/p your thing. SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS.
I'd seen the agent-turned-Time Lord concept done before, and I really wanted to try my hand at it. I was, to be honest, terrified at how everyone would react... It seems my fears were unfounded as well. ^^;
I was originally going to have them take care of the cleanup before killing Rose, but that would seem a little bit too convenient.
And yes, I have been planning this from day one. ^w^ I'll go back and add references to Rose remembering the agents. Now that you mention it, yeah, it could have been elaborated upon a bit.
I'm just really sorry you got spoiled. ^^; -
Spoilery response. by
on 2015-03-25 14:49:00 UTC
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The non-spoiler part first: hooray, she's dead! I just read 4-6 in four hours (between other things, don't worry), and the way Rose just kept building and building... yeah, that was quite a ride. Eesh.
Also: and here was me thinking one mission a week on Driftwood was high-speed writing...
And the spoilers. I'm gonna hand over to Morgan for this one.
Morgan drummed her fingers on her TARDIS' console, looking between the two messages. The Librarian's note had actually arrived before the Notary's, probably because the Notary had taken the time to add references in triplicate for everything she'd said.
"This is going to be fun for the Reader," Morgan said aloud. "At least I think she's still holding down Topaz Monitor, right? Though she didn't do much with that Ceka woman..."
She trailed off, then glanced around the TARDIS. "Right. No-one here. I need to get myself a companion." She eyed the Librarian's message, then pulled up the ICEP address book. "Dives, Rina... partnered with Zeb. So at least she's got that covered."
Morgan drummed her fingers again, then abruptly closed all three windows and pulled the lever to open the doors. "The D.O.R.K.S.," she muttered as she headed out, "always the D.O.R.K.S. We should've had that thing banned ages back..."
Morgan is available for conversations, and promises not to bite. Unless the Guardsman is mentioned.
And now I have to run. ^_^
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I take it... by
on 2015-03-25 15:36:00 UTC
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...that Morgan is still angry at the Guardsman?
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Of course. ^_^ by
on 2015-03-25 16:58:00 UTC
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She's not gonna take kindly to someone saying "her" Council shouldn't exist. And this is her confrontational incarnation - she has a very hard time backing down from a fight, even when it stems from her own blatant overreactions.
Really, Lily got her spot on when she paired "I don't do scared" with "Your hands are shaking" back in Blackout: Generic Surface.
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Spoilery response to the spoilery response by
on 2015-03-25 15:00:00 UTC
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Harry, gimme some room here!
Wait for it...
Considering how the D.O.R.K.S. has beenabused for this purpose so many times (What, four now?), I'm surprised the Flowers haven't locked the Time Lord disguise save for Whoniverse missions. Don't want their agents getting too OP.
And I'm just imagining how that conversation would start:
"You're Morgan?"
"Yes, can I help you?"
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... Whoa. by
on 2015-03-25 14:01:00 UTC
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*insert generic clapping gif here because the one I wanted to post has already been used*
Congratulations on killing this thing! I... Don't think I have any gifts that are good enough for you. But at least, please take this fully realistic hologram of a kitten and a puppy playing together. The best kind of eye bleach I could find.
Also, good luck on the cleanup team. :P
SPOILERS AHEAD!
I was expecting Rose to fight back because of both her ridiculous overpoweredness and the fact that she seemed to remember her death(s), but... That was definitely surprising. I'd say it's handled pretty well, though. A lot of people would just have written it as "Hey, cool, I'm super speshul with awesome powers now!" Hell, I would probably have written it that way. I'm not really good with that kind of stuff. :P -
Thank you! by
on 2015-03-25 14:05:00 UTC
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*coos over puppy and kitty* D'awww, they're so cute!
Gonna take a leaf out of everyone else's book and give myself a few lines.
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Anyway, yeah, I've seen the concept of agents turning into Time Lords done before, but I never saw the consequences of such a thing happening. Glad you think it was handled okay... I went ahead and posted last night because if I'd waited, I'd have lost my nerve. ^^; -
Oh, dear gods. by
on 2015-03-25 10:15:00 UTC
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Your poor, poor Agents. *just hugs them forever*
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They can certainly use the hugs... (nm) by
on 2015-03-25 13:27:00 UTC
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I could send my Potterverse Agent round... by
on 2015-03-25 13:51:00 UTC
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He'd be happy to give them some company and reassurance.
(Not that I'm suggesting a possible mini-interlude or anything...) -
Hey, interludes are fun! (nm) by
on 2015-03-25 14:05:00 UTC
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I'm willing to get together and chat about that. :D by
on 2015-03-25 17:46:00 UTC
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my email address is cassieDOTdramateacherATgooglemailDOTcom
or you can skype me, under cassie5squared :)
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Wow. That's...wow. by
on 2015-03-25 03:34:00 UTC
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(Also, best Harry Potter GIF ever!)
Congratulations! Even though I probably just got a bunch of spoilers for Half-blood Prince!
Oh yeah, speaking of which...
SPOILERS AHOY! BEWARE! BEWARE!
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I don't quite understand why you decided to make Rina a Time Lady via Zeb and the DORKS. For one thing, I thought the DORKS was basically a portable disguise generator and any changes wore off when you returned to HQ. For another...convenient transformation is oddly convenient. I almost wanna call borderline Sue on Rina, but since she's you and we don't insult authors here, I won't.
Zeb, if you're reading this, I really hope you know what you got yourself into, buddy. *gives basket full of berries and Poffins* -
Spoilers below by
on 2015-03-25 12:57:00 UTC
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Well, I approve of the change. It's grounded in canon, as others mentioned, and as long as there are consequences - I think the interlude's an example - I think the change is fine. Is it special? Definitely. Is it Speshul? I don't think so.
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SPOILERIFFIC REPLY! by
on 2015-03-25 03:47:00 UTC
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Typing a few lines here so nobody stumbles across something ahead of time. Read the mission, it's good. Really!
Adding another line.
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SPOILERS INCOMING! TURN BACK OR FOREVER BE SPOILED!
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That was my initial response to this whole thing as well. To be honest... I was very against it. The original plan was to have the agents be tortured and forced into FicPsych for a while, but Iximaz said she didn't feel like she could write that comfortably. When she told me she was going to kill off Rina and do this... I basically tried everything in the book to try and change her mind.
However... I have changed my mind on it. I still don't really like it, but I trust Iximaz as an author and I know that she will make it the best story it can possibly be. I've seen some of the things she has planned for Rina in the future, and it's good. To be perfectly clear, this transformation is NOT a good thing as a whole. There are so many problems that come with it. This is the price she has to pay for saving her life. Loss of self, and loss of normalcy. Basically... just wait. I promise that you won't be disappointed.
(Oh, and the Disguise Generator and DORKS change agent biology according to canon. If you're dying and disguised as a Time Lord, you're going to regenerate. No going back. You can become human again with the Disguise Generator, but it's temporary. Time Lord becomes your new default.) -
(SPOILERS) by
on 2015-03-25 03:45:00 UTC
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There are, actually, a few PPC precedents: Tawaki and Tadkeeta. I wouldn't have thought they'd work like that, either, but the disguises are the real deal, even dating back to ToS, when Jay and Acacia became Ents.
I am planning on lampshading the borderline Sue thing in my next mission, by the way. And hey, call 'em like you see 'em! Rina stopped being me quite a while ago, and even if she hadn't, don't hold back, mm-kay? :)
Zeb: *nervously accepts basket* Um, thank you. -
Holy. Flock. by
on 2015-03-25 03:22:00 UTC
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Not only did I not expect you to finish so soon, but the finale and the aftermath were just... wow. I'd comment on the whole lot of it, but I fear for spoilers.
Anyway, congrats on finishing off the whole damn thing! And y'know, maybe I should write an interlude with Rayner and E.V.L. helping to clean up after this whole mess and learning about what happened. Heck, maybe we could write it together (with my agents happening upon Zeb and volunteering), just to round out the whole damn thing and tie off any remaining loose ends!
As a reward for your bravery, I'd like for Rina to have a scimitar forged from a Skarmory feather and for Zeb to have a Razor Fang! Falchion sends his regards for both. ;) -
:3 by
on 2015-03-25 03:29:00 UTC
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Thank you very much. I can honestly say the main reason I went ahead and posted tonight is that I would have lost my nerve at the last moment- not good considering I've been planning this from the start.
Your agents can totally be on the team who came in to take care of the cleanup! In fact, there are so many replaced/possessed characters that I think just about anyone who asks could join in. ^^; I apologize for my own agents' inability to finish the job.
Rina's busy sleeping, but Zeb sends his thanks. :) -
I'd like to write something... by
on 2015-03-25 03:46:00 UTC
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But I can only use the notepad app on my phone. I'd have to e-mail it to someone, and they'd have to post it.
But before I can do that, I need to finalize the interlude introducing Sigma. Not that he'd be much help in the Harry Potter universe... he'll probably gripe about that the entire time. *Seventy years of dedicated work by the greatest minds of my universe is what it took to get to me, and here I am waiting for a half-mad zombie and a temperamental scorpion to get done so I can go back to reading Freud.* -
Good to know! I'll PM you tonight! (nm) by
on 2015-03-25 03:36:00 UTC
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I won't be able to respond until morning, jsyk. (nm) by
on 2015-03-25 03:50:00 UTC
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Part 6? I haven't even seen Part 5 yet! by
on 2015-03-25 02:58:00 UTC
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Must go check that out; I only finished Part 4...I think it was today? I've been mostly reading them on the bus (and off the bus, too). Many compliments should come your way :) I've also noticed the occasional typo or the like (quite understandable), but reading on a phone on a bus doesn't really lend itself to noting them down. I'm pretty sure Part 4 had a case of 'ws' instead of 'was'; that's probably the easiest to find.
Seriously, Ix, I've been sitting on this for a while now, and you should know: your PPC writing is really very good, and I enjoy reading it (this is for Rose Potter and also for that Tonks' daughter mission you did just before). I mean, RP does start to drag a little in some places, but I think that's mostly to do with the source material. So. Well done. You are awesome, especially for all the Rose Potter missions.
...which I shall now catch up on. Wow. I am very impressed by the fact you've finished themand the short timeframe is making me both o.O and suspicious, how did you manage that?and basically, yes, Part 5 here I come.
/hands Swiss Bleepolate/ You probably need rather a lot of that...
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O-O by
on 2015-03-25 03:17:00 UTC
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Heh, well, if you really must know my secrets, I
sold my soulam on spring break and I've been waking up the last few days in the 4:30-7:00 range to write. Not on purpose, mind you; my brain just got me up and refused to let me stop.
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I can attest to the inhuman speed. by
on 2015-03-25 03:34:00 UTC
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For part 5 in particular, I was doing a beta check as she was writing it, and refreshing every few moments... it was insane the amount of text that would pop up on every refresh. Do not underestimate Iximaz when you mess with her favorite canons and she has a ton of free time.
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*sharpens teeth with spork* (nm) by
on 2015-03-25 03:54:00 UTC
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Speaking as Ix's Epsilon... by
on 2015-03-25 11:39:00 UTC
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I can also certify that she is a machine. A mad, brave, occasionally terrifying machine. =]
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But... by
on 2015-03-25 20:17:00 UTC
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Is she better then Civilization 5 with the Brave New World expansion pack?
((INTERNET DRAMA & SVU REFERENCES, WOO!)) -
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on 2015-03-28 01:24:00 UTC
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The reference must have gone over my head.
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GamerGate by
on 2015-03-28 02:23:00 UTC
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I... Really don't want to get into it if I can avoid it. Let's just say, SVU had an episode recently about a serial killer/rapist using online games to find victims. The entire episode was very poorly written, to say the least. One of the funner lines was, "I read on Kotaku that [World of Warcraft clone] is better then Civilization 5 with the Brave New World expansion!"
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YOU ARE ASKING ME TO CHOOSE BETWEEN CHILDREN (nm) by
on 2015-03-25 21:44:00 UTC
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O_O by
on 2015-03-25 02:01:00 UTC
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Uh...
Can't say I expected this outcome. At all.
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on 2015-03-25 03:22:00 UTC
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I'd like to introduce the term 'Rowling's Principle of Obvious Foreshadowing'. Remember in Part 2 how blatantly they discussed the subject of agents turning into Time Lords? But nobody expects the outcome because, not only was it completely spelled out, it was too outlandish to contemplate. :3
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Response from RC 211 by
on 2015-03-25 03:38:00 UTC
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Three gift baskets may or may not show up at Rina and Zeb's RC door.
The first is from Valon: it contains the complete works of Disturbed, Device and Halestorm; the first three volumes of Monster Musume, and a +6 vorpal shovel that he probably pilfered from one of his own game worlds.
The second is from Kala: six pounds of coffee (she forgot that non-arachnid things don't get drunk on it), a pint of her paralytic venom, and the shed shell of one of her pincers.
The last is from Sigma. The only thing in there is a set of RA coordinates in the Mega Man X continuum, and a typewritten note saying "Enjoy your catastrophe."
Sigma probably found out about Rina and Zeb's mission and convinced the other two to help him congratulate them. -
Good Lord! I never thought you got time for that! by
on 2015-03-25 01:59:00 UTC
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As it was promised, here's the reward for finishing this horrendous voyage:
1) A fully charged Deputy Green Lantern Ring, but that cannot be re-charged, with only one charge and will turn to dust once it's used up.
2) A Kryptonian DNA-based empowering pill from the Injustice: The Regime DCU sub-continuum, increases your physical might by 10,000 times for 24 hours.
May they be of use for all your endeavors, Agents Rina Dives and Zeb... *tips hat and dissappears into the shadows* -
*accepts gifts* They shall be cherished always. (nm) by
on 2015-03-25 03:33:00 UTC
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Some numbers, before I read. by
on 2015-03-25 01:41:00 UTC
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I just finished copying all of the mission parts into one document. This mission is, when all compiled together: 201 pages, and 78,291 words long.
Iximaz, I want you to take a good, long look at those numbers. This mission is longer than The Philosopher's Stone. Iximaz, I want you to look at those numbers, and realize what you have done. You have, essentially, wrote a novel. In a little over a month. This is a major accomplishment.
As I said before, I will be reading all of it tonight, and commenting on it tomorrow. I will be sure to be on the final doc tomorrow to congratulate and discuss how it all went. However, no matter what I think, no matter how well received this mission is, I want you to know how proud of you I am. I envy your speed and skill as a writer, and I look forward to whatever else you write.
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...woah. by
on 2015-03-25 01:45:00 UTC
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That's... Kind of amazing. Wow.
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Say, that wordcount... by
on 2015-03-25 03:31:00 UTC
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Is that with or without the author's notes?
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Nope! Not even the first one. (nm) by
on 2015-03-25 04:08:00 UTC
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And this took me about forty days. by
on 2015-03-25 04:12:00 UTC
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RPPS took about five days to write and from the day of posting it to today was thirty-five, if I counted right.
All that in forty days? *wanders off, looking a bit stunned* -
Well Done by
on 2015-03-25 01:55:00 UTC
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And finally have your drink of choice metaphorically on me.
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Just in time by
on 2015-03-25 01:18:00 UTC
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Here's a dump truck I "acquired". It is full of Bleeprin. From what I understand you probably need it now.
And by "acquired" I mean borrowed with every intention of returning. But the garage I borrowed it from collapsed when something that was most definitely not the dump truck I was st...borrowing.
Now I will actually go through and read the whole series in the next few days.
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Rina + Bleeproduce is a bad idea. by
on 2015-03-25 01:20:00 UTC
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Allergic to aspirin, poor dear.
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She's allergic to bleach, too. (nm) by
on 2015-03-25 03:35:00 UTC
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There's a remedy for that by
on 2015-03-25 01:26:00 UTC
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Well...I happened to "stumble" upon this tanker of "brain" bleach. Though I must warn you it may have some nasty side effects. Like melting your insides. But it should clear the pain.
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Brain Bleach is a component of Bleep. (nm) by
on 2015-03-25 01:28:00 UTC
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Explain the joke by
on 2015-03-25 01:29:00 UTC
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The joke was it was real bleach. Also I thought it was the Asprin that was the problem not the Bleach part
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Nope, it's the bleach part. by
on 2015-03-25 01:32:00 UTC
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The ironic part is that regular bleach doesn't affect me, but Brain Bleach... Eugh. Yeah, I try to stay away from it.
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Good thing the tanker was real bleach then... by
on 2015-03-25 01:34:00 UTC
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Or this would be particularly awkward.
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Not really making a good case for myself here... by
on 2015-03-25 01:38:00 UTC
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I think I'll just take that tanker someplace safe, like
the middle of the ocean, the chemical plant Itook it fromwas supposed to deliver it too in the first place. -
You seem to "stumble" across a lot of stuff by
on 2015-03-25 01:28:00 UTC
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Is their a trans dimensional portal in your backyard spitting all this stuff out?
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Sure lets go with that by
on 2015-03-25 01:32:00 UTC
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Sure there is like the Cardiff Rift. Its a Rift in Space and Time. Its not like I steal them from from the places of business or anything. And I certainly don't hire someone to acquire these things for me. Nope not at all.
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VERY bad idea. by
on 2015-03-25 01:22:00 UTC
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Anything Bleep-related sends her into anaphylactic shock. You might want to move that truck...
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Excuse me then by
on 2015-03-25 01:27:00 UTC
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While I go
drive the truck into the oceanreturn the truck. -
I thought I told you exactly 12:00 by
on 2015-03-25 01:16:00 UTC
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It's official, you're free cookie rights have been revoked.
Also, yay! More Rina and Zeb! (I love them
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That's a bit harsh... by
on 2015-03-25 01:22:00 UTC
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But now I also know what to do with the truck full of fresh baked cookies I
stouhacquiredborrowed with every intention of returning. -
Feel free to eat them by
on 2015-03-25 01:25:00 UTC
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but none for Iximaz. Punctuality is key, earliness is EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEVVVVVVVIIIIIIIIIILLLLLLLLLL!