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First thread: http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/78475385/
Part 2: http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/78533839
Part 3: http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/78583130/
Part 4: http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/78620743
Part 5: http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/78673520
Part 6: http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/78741798
Part 7: http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/78798673

And the Discord link: https://discord.gg/3JSJM29A

>Orikan secluded himself in his ship to begin his divinations.
>I had already provided orikan with several ancient maps from the original battlefleet gothic game.
>Six sub-sectors where they had been at one point before abbadon had captured them.
>It was no guarantee that they would be in the same place.
>But all of these had been found in this region of space.
>If i came back with all 6 of these blackstone fortresses i would cream myself.
>Trazyn and Phillias sent swarms of small scouting vessels out.
>If orikan did not find everything we would cast a wide enough net to guarantee we would find a fortress or two.
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>>4766508
>I sat back and watched Dozens of ships disembarking into the void.
>I Sent out orders to look for any signs of power sources or anomalous occurrences to the fleet.
>We had an immense 7 million cubic light years worth of space to explore, if not more.
>I don't expect them to find anything right away.
>Orikan was probably going to spend a few years getting himself in his little time bubble.
>Doing so to let himself do longer in depth divinations.
>That was well enough for me.
>We might be here for...a few centuries.
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>>4766509
>20 Years passed with no incident.
>I Had spent that time helping in the effort.
>What we had found surprisingly was massive mile wide clusters of mineral asteroids.
>Since I didn't have much else to do I had my Skorpoids begin harvesting the materials.
>It would be nice to try my hand with some new foreign substances.
>We mined one asteroid for 37 years straight before it ran out of any materials of note.
>Still no reports on the first fortress.
>Still no word from orikan.
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>>4766510
>I had gotten started on working on another wafer of amarathine.
>But by half way through the intensive process I was pinged by orikan.
>He had claimed he had found one anomalous power source in one section of space.
>Nearly 79 years in meditation and he finally gets a beat on ONE.
>I could insult him later.
>In any case Orikan, Phillias, Trazyn and, myself made way towards this power source he had detected.
>We ended up passing through the nebula to get where we needed to go.
>We were making way towards a sub-system finally.
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>>4766511
>There was a formation of 10 stars that had matched what we had been looking for.
>A Great big constellation as was depicted in the old books.
>Orkin was able to narrow it down to a section where 3 stars were, and immediately I pointed to one star.
>”There, Brigia, right there.” I tapped the glyph screen and sent him and the rest of our team to look at the area.
>”We'll find it somewhere near there.”
>Orikan sighed and took my word for it.
>Over the next few weeks we closed in.
>I was so filled with anticipation I could hardly wait.
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>>4766512
>Finally we entered into the solar system.
>We saw a few gas giants, asteroid belts, a few frozen planetoids orbiting an old star.
>It was so cluttered with debris, so many frozen clusters, and floating yet to be identified masses..
>Somewhere in this system we would find that planetoid
>Fanning out we split up into sections.
>I was looking through the habitable zone, 3 planets were here.
>One day long from now these worlds would support billions of human lives.
>It was a nice distracting thought, but i needed to focus.
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>>4766513
>I looked over the first planets orbiting satellites and found them each to be far too oblong to match the shape of a fortress.
>The second planet had none to speak of, but it looked as though the planet was ripe for populating, it was free of pollution, a virgin world.
>I Shrugged off the thoughts and pressed onto the final world.
>It was littered in orbiting clusters, it was half the size of the planet neptune.
>So much water, great stretches of land masses it was beautiful.
>I watched it absentmindedly for a few hours, I felt like an astronaut for a bit.
>I had been traveling across millions of light years, and never really stopped to consider it, it was so mundane to a necron, but not for a human.
>All that line of thinking was cut off as I saw the blackstone peeking out from behind the enormous planet's shadow.
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>>4766514
>I Called over everyone, informing them we had found it.
>The derelict ship was awaiting us.
>I had us brought in closer, and as we approached we were greeted by unsettling sights.
>Clusters upon clusters of space hulks of aedari, orkoid, and other xeno wrecks, floated in orbit of the fortress.
>Still we pushed on, closer to the moon sized star fortress.
>We reached one of its underbelly gates.
>And I simply remained at the bridge to awestruck to even speak.
>I touched the display glyph, as if touching it was me touching the great fortress.
>So long have I waited for this.
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Im gonna skeedaddle for the night, i do ask that you bump through the night so i can continue.

im really excited to share lots of Blackstone fortress lore.
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nightly bump
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EXTERMINATUS BUMP
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>>4766508
Bump
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NECRON BUMP
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bump has awaken
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This is getting really interesting. I look forward to seeing them try to take it over.
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>>4766515
mmmmmmm, eldar loot to experiment with
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HMMMMM BUMP
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This isn't good. You write MAYBE 100 words/post, at a literally juvenile level (middle school kid?), it's all crap that bekongs elsewhere, and then you demand for your simps to fucking bump the thread? Go write on fiction.live and spare us your stupid ramblings.
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>>4766532
thanks for bumping while we are away anon
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>>4766532
Why don't you go make another Alignment thread or "How does 'Insert character or Race' fair in the 40k universe?" thread. Or better yet go back to your Tau rape thread that deviants like you populate. If that doesn't suit you stay in your bait female space marine thread faggot.
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OP. You promised to take this shit to /qst/.
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>>4766535
I didn't, what gave you the impression I would do that?
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>>4766534
>I can post my shitty thread all I want because there are other bad threads!
You are defending all of the things you are criticizing, you know.
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>>4766536
The previous thread where you lost a war to a single autist and agreed to make the next thread on /qst/ instead
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>>4766537
They don't care. This shitty thread is their one shot at minor e-fame and they're going to take it. Oh and janny is going to allow it because he's a colossal fag.

WHAT DOES THIS WORK OF FICTION HAVE TO DO WITH TABLE TOO GAMES JANNY? BEING SET IN THE SAME UNIVERSE ISNT ENOUGH
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>>4766538
I don't think he actually agreed to anything. Plenty of other people thought maybe it should happen, but here we are.
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>>4766537
The difference is those are crap bait threads. This is /tg/ writing that whether you think it is good is irrelevant. If you don't like it than I don't know, maybe not click on the thread? But that would be to much to ask from autist like yourself.
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>>4766541
How is this /tg/? Please explain what anything in this thread has to do with traditional games.
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>>4766538
> Mistook a random anon as OP
Right.
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>>4766541
>This is /tg/ writing
Then it's also /v/ and /vg/ writing since there are 40k video games.

If you're not writing about a game or within a rule set, it's not /tg/ it's just senpai fiction. Fuck off.
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>>4766541
>>4766538
>>4766535
look at this anon
he bumps the thread for free
a thread he doesnt even like
be sure to not give him tips
for he does it for free
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>>4766544
>If its not a game or boardgame then its just fiction

ah yes lets remove the CYOA thread and anything else that isnt specifically from a franchise leaving only the insert here General #number
thats what you want?
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>>4766545
Guess you haven't heard of sage before.
But if you really want anon, I can follow the example set last time and take us to bump limit solo. Would you like that?
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>>4766546
Huh, CYOA? You mean those threads where a rule set is created and replies discuss and work within those rules? Like some kind of...traditional game...?

I don't care if you think this is the best thread ever made, it belongs on /qst/ and not /tg/. It's just fan fiction.
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>>4766547
do it my fren be sure to mind the 8th and the 9th although the one you should watch out for is the 15th
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There was a sick snapping sound after each step, as my power armor crushed skulls into shards of bone. This place was a desolate ruin, a world long ago sieged, fallen, and ultimately purged according to the Emperor's will. Despite the exterminatus order, I still wore full battle dress, by now all too aware that dead places rarely remained dead in the presence of an Imperial Inquisitor. Gray skies rained ash and ferocious storms tore away at some small fragment of human architecture that still remained. Ugly, brutish, uncivilized things, like so much of the accursed Imperium these days. Well, perhaps that would soon change.

I stepped through the threshold of the governor's secret librarium and out of the gray muck and detritus of the surface. This place had been shielded and guarded, because it held an item of supreme significance. But the governor was weak and he died with the rest when his planet was lost. Yet, even now I could see that his prized possession remained unharmed.

I approached the ancient scroll cautiously, scanning the room and ordering my attendant servo-skull to investigate the smaller nooks and crannies. It warbled along, following my orders, though it pained me to even look at the primitive, barbaric device. What miseries had befallen mankind to create such an idiotic, loathsome tradition? I grimaced and looked around at the wreckage which remained of the librarium, priceless artifacts long since turned to dust and scraps. All except for the scroll, which still floated in its containment field.

At last skull declared the place free of foes, and I shed my second skin, stepping gingerly onto the ash-covered floor. If the scroll proved true, I would not need it any case.

I quickly disabled the ancient display field and carefully took hold of the parchment. Despite my expectations, it felt springy, flexible, durable. Nervous energy and excitement boiled up through my skin as I rolled it open...
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>>4766549
Why are you so desperate to impress strangers on the internet, genuinely?
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>>4766548
>CYOA's are traditional games

Are you part of the nigger statistic or something?
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>>4766550
Boy I hope this is the same Inquistor from Brian the Stupidest Space Marine Ever Produced by His Gene Seed
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>>4766551
why are you so desperate to not have fun?
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>>4766552
They're more traditional games than literally writing fiction about a /tg/ setting.
If someone wrote D&D fiction on here it would be just as irrelevant. You're only getting away with this because jannies don't do their jobs
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>>4766554
I don't expect newfags you understand what a blight quest threads were
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>>4766555
so would you rather go and join the endless shilling my fren please kindly fuck off there then
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>>78835964
who is shitting up these threads with whining about another board?
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>>4766558
>you can't say I'm shitting up this board when you're shitting up my thread!
Doesn't work that way, chief.
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>>4766557
>>4766558
dubs on his side
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>>4766559
does work that way my fren, why do you come in a thread you clearly hate even?
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>>78835964
Go post a quest thread then in TG and have it get removed. the jannies are doing their job.

Quest is just DND with words
This is storytelling writefaggotry where one person has the wheel and writes. however this specific writefag thread also contains that other people write on top of that

Quest is interactive
One cunt tried to be interactive here with cryptek anon and basically got told to fuck off.
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>>4766550
The text was not any form of Gothic, High or Low, nor any language used today, but it was the ink which seemed more interesting. As soon as I had rolled it open, there was a magnetic sound, like a generator coming to life - or a lasgun charging before it fired - but concentrated in this small roll of paper. Well, it wasn't paper, actually, it was a durable nanotube device, and to my glee it still seemed entirely functional. The ink, silvery and glowing every so slightly, rolled down the paper with purpose, navigating toward my fingers. I suspected it had some kind of IFF recognition protocol, as it stabbed my thumb and drew blood, and then proceeded to whirr energetically. All according to plan so far.

A moment passed, no more than that, before the parchment dramatically reassembled itself in my palm, the strange nanomachines inside of it fixing themselves into the shape of a syringe. Even in the grimness of this hellish universe I couldn't help but smile with glee.

I injected it without hesitation, straight into my neck. It wasn't just a fluid that I had injected, though, I could FEEL the machines wriggling around inside my body, through my veins. What a coward the governor had been, or a fool, to leave this treasure unspent. But all the better for me, I cackled, as my veins began to glow softly from the work of the devices.

True enough, there were still machines like this in the faded Imperium, but the machines which were operating inside of me were only a system of delivery. The changes they wrought were extraordinary by any standard, and 'ere long I could feel power surging through my veins.

My human form was being forcibly evolved, uplifted, and it was stubbornly trying to refuse. Pain wracked my senses, and I fell to my knees, crying in agony. I knew that this sensation would not last. It was only the death throes of an inferior me, a me who was slaved to the madness and tyranny of lower life...
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>>4766561
You're a blight on this board and I'm sick of jannies selectively enforcing the rules.
You make a post about how politics is literally changing the game itself- boom 3 day ban for "off-topic".
You make dozens of shitty threads just writing irrelevant fiction and that's just fine with janny.

You're not talking about traditional games, you're writing fiction in a /tg/ adjacent setting. If jannies won't do their jobs, then all that's left is to voice displeasure.
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>>4766508
Why isnt this in /qst/
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>>4766562
>This board is for author-driven collaborative storytelling (i.e., "Quests"). In a quest there is a single author who controls the plot of the story and who drives the creative process. They can choose to take suggestions from other posters, or not, at their sole discretion. Quests can be text-based, image-based, or a combination of the two. Drawfaggotry is strongly encouraged!

This is a quest thread.
You have main authors who write fiction, they take advice from other authors, but can choose to ignore all suggestions and just write their own story if they want to.

It. Is. A. Quest thread.
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>>4766565
Because of it was on /qst/ that faggot Neckbeardia wouldn't see it and these losers would miss their one opportunity for a crumb of e-fame
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>>4766564
my fren
you are on the wrong board
your sentiments are correct and true
but your methods are wack
come back in two or three years
lurk moar in these boards
or your tourists visa will expire
and so with heavy heart i must say
BACK TO >>>/pol/catalog
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>>4766566
this is a story not an interactive game, not as far of topic as /mgw/
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>>4766568
>durr if you notice companies literally changing rules based on their politics you belong on /pol/
Christ you people aren't cut out for 4chan. Having reddit cookies in your cache should be a permaban.

Not to mention this rubber-glue shit you're trying here. You belong on >>>/qst/ now off you go
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>>4766569
Rules on quest never say it has to be interactive. In fact they explicitly protect the authors right to ignore all suggestions and write their own story.

Go
>>>/qst/
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>>4766515
For a moment I thought that the Fortress was IN a Hulk. That would have been funny.
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>>4766567
rent free why pull your hairs?
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>>4766563
In desperate, nerve-splitting pain I struck out at everything near me, kicking the display case, pounding the floor with my bare fists. My teeth were grit so tightly, but they chattered as my whole body convulsed in pure, unfiltered primeval suffering. And then, suddenly, my bloodied fist met the floor again, only this time it cratered the stone like so much wet tissue.

I laughed madly as the pain subsided, washed away in part due to the euphoria of realizing my transcendence. But the lion's share must have surely been that pain itself was rendered insignificant against my new body.

At once, I stood and lifted the case from the ground, even though it was mounted to the floor, and threw it as easily as I might have tossed a quill, crashing through the wall of the librarium. Strength such as this was surely nigh-unparalleled, except amongst the most powerful daemons of the immaterium. I stepped through the hole I had made back into the gray wastes of the ruined planet, and looked to the sky.

I jumped, clearing several stories in a moment, leaping across the caved-in dome which once represented the height of the Imperium's influence here. I chose to land on top of the roof, though the force with which I impacted the three meter thick stone was still enough to powder it and send it careening fifteen stories to the ground. I, however, did not.

Instinct was of no use to me, here, but my willpower, bolstered by the confidence I had in my new body, proved a truer guide. My will insisted that I would not fall, and so it was that I remained where I had landed, only now, with no surface beneath my feet. Unpowered flight, another keystone of my abilities. Eager to test it, I soared upwards, into the towering clouds of ash and lightning.

These storms easily tore apart great structures, to say nothing of how they rent any life which may have wandered into them. For me, though, it was a pleasant experience, as I let myself drift along the intense winds...
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ITT: Samefags go around circle-jerking and masturbating over how horrible the OP is for not taking this to /qst/; just make sure to ignore that your increasingly-cancerous 'OP IS SHITTY' posts are as much a blight on this board as the jannies.

>>4766564
Fuck 'how politics is changing the game', that shit is cancerous and inevitably leads to flames and madness when SJWs and /pol/acks decide to jump in.
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>>4766570
again rent free
>>4766571
This board is for author-driven collaborative storytelling (i.e., "Quests"). In a quest there is a single author who controls the plot of the story and who drives the creative process. "They can choose to take suggestions from other posters, or not, at their sole discretion." Quests can be text-based, image-based, or a combination of the two. Drawfaggotry is strongly encouraged!

To facilitate the author-driven nature of quests, /qst/ differs significantly from other boards in that the OP of a thread is considered the quest's author, and has some basic text formatting abilities: [b], [i], and color tags [red], [green], and [blue]. Therefore, only those people willing to put in the effort to be a quest author should post threads. If you do not intend to run a collaborative story, do not post a thread here! This includes meta-threads.
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>>4766573
>more redditisms
You really don't help your case do you?
Trying to smugly pretend that you're in control of a situation when you're losing is day 1 shit.

Come back with a justification for how writing 40k fiction is /tg/-relevant or don't bother replying
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>>4766572
That would have been funny. But can space hulks actually get that big?
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>>4766515
>The 4 other ships closed.
>We once more hopped onto a call.
>Trazyn was the first to pipe up. “This place, it's a treasure trove of relics.”
>”Derelict ships of at least 20 different races i've managed to identify, these are all impossibly ancient.”
>”They're all forming AROUND the blackstone, not on it.”
>That was curious.
>I piped up.” We need to send a scouting force ahead.”
>”See if the defenses of the blackstone are active, the power should be on from what i know.”
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>>4766575
>durrrrr I'm totally unbiased you guys, I hate the left AND the right! Never mind the fact that I only discourage these discussions when the right has a point
Only an arsonist pretends fire fighters are as bad as the fire, faggot
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>>4766577
see the /mgw/ or storytelling gen
who is doing the reddit spacing again?
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>>4766578
It might be possible, if the hulk holds together long enough or has some way of dragging in extra mass.
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>>4766576
>boy I sure hope X happens in your story Cryptek-sama!
>it happens
>surprisedsoyface.png
Sounds pretty collaborative to me, faggot
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>>4766579
> I informed them of fluctuations in gravity, and the uncertain nature of the rooms caused by the blackstone fortresses defenses.
>We deployed a small force, hundreds of scarabs, wraiths, Skorpoids and squads of deathmarks.
>The most mobile individuals who could navigate unhindered by most of the defenses.
>Along with the deathmarks i had trained to spot spindel drone eyes, i think we had a good chance.
>They left with a handful of relay nodes, something to keep communications up in the event we lost comms to them.
>We all watched as they headed into one opening in the fortress, a triangular passage in.
>Entering in, they kept a continued stream of updates.
>Everything was alright.
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>>4766581
>paragraph breaks are Reddit spacing
Thanks for confirming you're new
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>>4766578
I see no reason why they can't be, its just a bunch of junk smashed and warp-welded together.
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>>78836231
>>4766583
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You know what guys. These anons are right. I am retiring from shitting up /tg/. I will live out the rest of my days peacefully with my gay Filipino furry lover.
If you need me you can contact me on Discord
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>>4766580

Nice strawman there, but it's tickling my allergies a *tad* too much. I ain't encouraging either side on this; I just want you both to fuck off back to Bunkerchan and /pol/ so the rest of us don't have to deal with your 'X IS PUTTING POLITICS INTO MY TG IS SHITTY' BS.
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>>4766589
>I'm not encouraging either side. I'm just seeing one side with complete control of the hobby, and the other side dissatisfied with what they're doing with it, and telling the latter to shut up :)
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>>4766588
Points for trying to hit all /tg/'s pet hate-ons, but everything else on that is terrible.

Obvious troll is obvious, 2/10.
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>>4766591
I would never troll. All further story posts under this name should be considered non-canon as I did not write them
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>>4766592
Hello fake nigger
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>>4766593
Please do not use racial slurs. My boyfriend is very sensitive about the world we live in right now and I want to make it a place where he feels safe
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>>4766590
Do you have any sources to prove that one side has such a complete control of the hobby, or are you talking out your arse?

>>4766592
Yeah, I sense faggotry here.
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>>4766574
yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees, more free time on the first page, give us mooooooooore this is going EXACLY as planned
the more you fucktard post the more interest this thread garners and you jarheads are doing all of us a fave by letting us live in you heads rent-free
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>>4766574
Time passed and I accustomed myself to the nuances of flight, as much as I could in such an environment. Despite its normally lethal concentration, the ash didn't disturb my breathing whatsoever. Either my body was filtering it, or my innards had become as durable and resilient as my skeleton and musculature, but in any case I felt fine. Better than fine, I felt great.

I dropped out of the cloud layer near the governor's palace, and glared angrily at it. A monument to the selfisheness, stupidity, and savagery of the modern human species. Such a stain on the universe should be wiped clean.

A difficult sensation built in my eyes. Heat, energy, tension... it was all built up for one reason. Destruction. In the next moment, a blast of red energy elicited forth from my eyes and cut the palace, a structure which spanned entire city blocks and was designed to survive sieges by the enemies of mankind, in two.

Now, I felt ready to leave this world, and exact retribution on the fools who had so readily cast the future of the human race into the trash can. I ignored the lander I had arrived on and flew up past the clouds, into space. It was cold for a moment, but then the warmth of the system's sun filled my body and I felt more alive than I ever had. In space I could fly much faster, I realized. Probably, there was no upper limit on my speed, whatever mechanism powered my flight was completely beyond conventional knowledge. But I still needed my ship, to travel between star systems. At least, for now.

I arrived aboard by the simplest means - crashing through the hull. Armsmen and crew were shocked, and some of them were ejected into space because of me. I wasted no time hunting them all down, pasting their frail bodies against the interior of the starship.

Unlike most in the Inquisition, I did not believe in using navigators. My ship was guided by a relic from the "Dark Age" of Technology, an 'abominable intelligence...'
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>>4766595
>Do you have any sources to prove that one side has such a complete control of the hobby, or are you talking out your arse?
>I want proof of the politics in this hobby but I also don't want you to be allowed to talk about politics in this hobby!
You played yourself.
Maybe if you looked at what people were saying rather than shilling you have seen the dozens of statements from all the major war game and RPG companies about diversity, representation and BLM
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bump
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>>4766594
Fuck you.

This is 4chan, not some Tumblrtard hugbox where claiming to be gay is an instant 'I win' card and playing it causes an internet lynch mob.
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>>4766596
>hey guys, I still don't know what "sage" is!!! :D
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>>4766599
oi, stop stealing my name you git
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>>4766536
Ignore him. Just use the exterminatus and go on.
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>>4766600
I'm sorry if that's how it came across anon. I only wanted to express my genuine desire to retire from writing to spend more time with my gay Filipino furry boyfriend. Seeing you use a slur like that for under my skin. I'm sorry for any offense I may have caused
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>>4766600
in other news; the gaydar is going haywire when i point it at your comment, faggot
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>>4766584
>We were receiving a grainy live stream of their entrance.
>We couldn't clear it up with all this hulk debris interfering.
>They traveled a few miles before they finally reached a torn down gateway.
>They waded through the rubble to enter into the chamber.
>A few Skorpoids dedicated themselves to harvesting the debris of the doorway for future clearance.
>Traveling they found a small chamber bearing a spire and a few lights to brighten the room.
>The tiled floor was a hexagonal grid, seemingly randomingly dipping across the floor.
>A few connected doorways led to a few other chambers.
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>>4766598
One: who cares, unless you're terrified that the niggers, trannies and fags are going to crawl out of Diverse!Games and rape you up the ass at night.

Two: If these companies don't go full BLM IS LOVE BLM IS LIFE they'll get a horde of SJWs and political talking heads screaming about how racist they are; better to make a statement and keep the sweet sweet moolah coming in than risk a PR booboo.
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>>4766606
Anon, I JUST announced my retirement. Could you at least wait a few threads before impersonating me?
All of this is non-canon
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Usrkigwskeojrrcush
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>>4766605
>Namefag
>Calls me faggot
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>>4766607
You're not doing a very good job of pretending to be unbiased. You're doing a remarkable job of downplaying opposition and trying to preserve the leftist perspective though
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Personally I think the only mistake OP did was making so many threads in so little time, which gathered the attention of too many tards, which would make it harder to post in following threads... perhaps OP should consider writing more in advance, even if he has to take long pause
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>>4766611
You're also doing a remarkably good job of not responding to my earlier point, fuckboy. Sources. Do you have them?
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"Greetings, Inquisitor," the AI chirped at me, as I finally entered the bridge. I was captain of my own vessel, and as such there was no need to purge this place of the filth that had occupied the rest of my ship.

"Set destination to Terra," I ordered, slumping into the command chair. This vessel was only a frigate, no real warship, but for me it was only a means to an end, the pathway to ending this foolish Imperium as quickly as possible.

I realized that I was quite tired, probably from the stress of my transformation, and took the opportunity to sleep.

I awoke to the sound of tittering laughter, never a good sign. I sighed and stood, scanning the bridge. We were in the immaterium at present, and a purplish glow dominated the bridge. "Show yourself, creature," I wearily demanded. I had nothing to fear from denizens of the Warp, now, I was confident.

"What a strange thing I have happened across, a ship with only a lone human girl as its passenger!" The response came from the air around me, the voice smug and feminine.

"Daemon," I cringed at my own use of the grossly inaccurate term, "I am not a girl, and I am no longer human. I am something more. Test me and I will destroy you," I threatened.

"Ooh, so feisty," she giggled. Annoying, I thought, that I didn't have a way to simply extract her from the air and choke her unconscious. "Well, don't worry, I'm not a nasty demon here to ruin your day. I thought I'd just tag along and watch what you're up to." Just outside the bridge window, she apparated. A blue-skinned, winged girl, attractive but certainly alien, and obviously unaware that her position afforded her no security.

"I could rip you from where you stand and tear you in half," I explained. "The void is no shield against me, not any longer."

"Ah, but the warp itself? Would you so readily plunge into pure chaos?" she giggled again.

"I choose not to do so only because I'm busy," I responded gruffly.

"Oh you ARE interesting," she smiled.
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What's this?
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>>4766615
a mess
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>>4766615
A shitshow on all sides, mixed with shitty writefaggotry, yells of 'OP IS A FAG' and random /pol/tards. Also, namefags.
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>>4766615
It says fag
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>>4766578
Now you got me thinking... Can a space hulk become so big that I would turn into a planet? I mean, gravity will take hold of all that mass once jt gets out of the Warp...
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>>4766617
we namefags usually just write tidbits of sideplots but it's such a mess right now it would not be worht the effort imo
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>>4766619
Probably not. Can you imagine how much rape that'd put out if it got Orkified, though?
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>>4766609
No, THIS what is this.
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>>4766619
Planetoid Sized Hulk? Probably. More a matter of time really. And time is fucky in the Warp.
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>>4766622
same poster
Are people insulting each other in cipher?
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bruh how did we get to talks about BLM or far right stuff , all I'm writing about is necrons and folks get butthurt because I'm not sucking off the imperium. Id like to thank the janitorial staff for helping clearing the spam.

>They opened up another chamber, and immediately opened fire.
>They had peppered a spindel drone full of beams of gauss shots, energy beams, and dissipation beams.
>It cracked and fell under such a concentrated beam of deadly shots.
>But as they focused in, they found the drones were inactive.
>Half a dozen dead drones were strewn about the tight hall.
>They had either been killed or without power for who knows how long.
>One deathmark collected the bodies, and sent them back on towards the entrance.
>We would have time to research these drones while they ventured deep.
>Trazy, Orikan and I were all pleased with this development.
>No doubt we would be bickering who gets to dissect the thing.
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>>4766614
"Silence, creature," I responded, now mostly resigned to being grumpy from having awoken too soon. This daemon represented no threat whatsoever to me, it only wished to annoy me. Sadly that was not enough to merit an adventure into the raw immaterium, and so I would have to endure her unwanted attention.

She watched me silently for a time, but silence did not become her, it seemed. "You killed the others, right? Why would you do that?"

"Simple - they are my enemy," I answered. "The Imperium... no, the entirety of humanity, has betrayed everything good and decent that exists. I intend to destroy it, destroy humanity, and destroy all the other races which have abandoned justice."

"Abandoned justice? Isn't it a bit hypocritical, when you attack your fellow humans for choices they didn't even make?" she queried.

"They are hopeless. All that they can ever do is degenerate into the equally loathsome fools who worship your masters. I have no patience for those who deny their own power and worth. No servant of the Emperor is untainted."

"Yet you are an inquisitor, are you not? How many have you killed in the name of preserving this way of life?" the daemon smiled, clearly enjoying the exchange.

I frowned at her words. "I am beyond hypocrisy. My actions, whatever they are, are my own choices. All that I have done has been done in accordance with my will. That I have changed my attitude in light of changed circumstances, it's only rational."

"Rational? Hmm, a bold choice of words for a woman who is determined to murder her entire species. Is your supposed transformation not proof that humanity can change, and live up to your ideals?"

At that, I laughed. Though she clearly had the aspect of a Tzeentchian daemon, this girl was so woefully uninformed. "My transformation is proof that humanity deserves to be destroyed."

She quirked her head, confused at my response. "I would pry more, but sadly, we're out of time for now. Good luck on your quest," she smiled.
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>>4766625
We got here because

>>4766564
Started going on about politics and how butthurt he was over changes to 40K. Cue 4chan being 4chan.
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>>4766625
Isn't this Blackstone found lifeless anyway by the Imperium in M34-5?
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Called it last thread. Jannies might leave this shit up but moderators actually give a fuck about the rules.

I wish you the best of luck with your quests
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Don't really care just archive this on /tg/
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Oh fuck! We got moved to quest!
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Welcome to /qst/.
What happened here?
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>>4766633
If we get ID code what's the point of being anonymous.
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>>4766637
People didn't take to kindly to the writefaggotry happening here
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Finally, heres hoping this is gonna be a normal ride.
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>>4766641
Part of me doubts that.
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>>4766641
I wouldn't mind if we managed to shake some of the retards off during the move.
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Might as well name our self.
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Wait does CrypAnon get thred privileges.
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>>4766643
And make it double.
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>>4766625
I'm curious to know what the Necrons will reverse-engineer from the sentinels of a Blackstone Fortress. That would be a sight to behold.
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>>4766652
Good question.
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>>4766637
a guy named cryptek anon started writing in /tg/ about an anon who got isekai'd into an necron but people didn't like that it was on /tg/ and started spamming the thread until it was moved here
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>>4766657
>>an necron
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>>4766660
Grammar aside, people had a problem with the fact we also had people writing side stories along with the main. Used it to try and say 'ITS QUEST' Apparently someone higher up agreed, so now you get to see the remains of a /tg/ thread.
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>>4766665
go make your own thread this is for cryptek anon not your your story
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>>4766664
But... this isn't a quest.
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>>4766675
Yeah. these people think that a quest and writefaggetry is the same.
they need to stay in pol with their retardism
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>>4766665
Seriously what >>4766673 said, go make your own thread don't derail this one.

>>4766675
Forget it man we've been trying to explain that in every thread, and look where that got us.
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>>4766675
Yep. We are aware, seems others aren't though. How likely do you think the mods/jannies here will knock this thread out?
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Guess we just have to wait until another mod moves us back. Or we'll just rot here I guess...
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>>4766675
Then tell a mod to move it back.
They won't because they moved it here.
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>>4766637
>>4766640
>>4766657
You mean anons correctly pointed out that writing 40k fiction isn't actually anything to do with tabletop games

Can we just have our writing now?

>>4766675
>>4766678
It's literally collaborative story telling. Shut up and write
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It's probably for the best anyway. Faggots were making a habit of spamming up the threads. Maybe that won't be the same here
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>>4766692
That fucker with the inqusitor says otherwise.

>>4766689
When even the quest people are saying it isn't a quest....
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>>4766689
Write what? We were reading until retards like you came along.
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>Be Chari
>We watch the live feed of the deathmarks who headed into the fortress first
>The room was tense
>It also didn't help that the debris surrounding the fortresses was giving us a bit of static.
>Audio was lost but our deathamrks seem to be doing fine
>A dozen of those spindle drones were found... deactivated.
>I didn't personally know if that was more worring or a good thing.
>However I get an idea, and make a request to Ish for a few spyders go into the debry field and begin scrapping some of the ships for resources.
>If were lucky we might find data as to what made the fortress attack them and avoid making that same mistake ourselves.
>Also we could maybe use the sypders to slightly keep the radio signal stronger
>But I can't shark the feeling something will go wrong
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>>4766700
>When even the quest people are saying it isn't a quest....
1 guy who hasn't been present for any of the dozens of previous threads where writers took input from other posters.

Either way it doesn't matter. No one on /qst/ is going to complain. This is a great opportunity if you'd all just stop bitching for a moment
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>>4766713
Why the honest hell do you care?
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>>4766713
Troll keeps on trolling and he will never stop.
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Naked and surrounded by enemies that most in the Imperium regarded as a death sentence to fight, I felt confident. I had seen skitarii fight, before, with blinding speed and inhuman precision. They had been worthy of placing in the highest caliber of human warriors, though there was little left of them which could be called human. But now, I saw their movements and perceived them to be as slow as those of a doddering geriatric.

I ducked under the first skitarii to attempt to stab me, moving in just such a way that he ended up skewering his comrade. I tossed both of them handily into another who was charging a heavy plasma weapon of some kind. Honestly it was bizarre that they would even try that, given their orbital cannon had only deprived me of my clothes, but in the end there was little they could do.

The unstable plasma battery exploded and took most of the other skitarii with it, but two stragglers still attempted to attack. I gripped one by the neck, flew into the ceiling, and smashed his skull against the durasteel plates until it was gristle. The other, I bisected with a single kick, sending its torso into a sealed bulkhead where it exploded into gore.

I landed and took the red cloak of the first skitarii to die, the least damaged overall, and adorned myself with it. As superhuman as I was now, I didn't like the thought of exposing my nude body to others.

As I approached the eastern bulkhead, I noticed that the hole I had created when entering this place was sealed up by some kind of foam, and there was then a subtle hissing which elicited from vents in the floor. Poison gas, some kind of nerve agent, perhaps, but it had no effect on me. I ignored it and lasered my through the next door, where eight quad-cannon bolter turrets immediately opened fire. The rounds hit me and felt like minnows nibbling at my toes, it tickled. I smirked and tossed the loose chunk of the bulkhead that I'd walked through into one turret. I sprang into a leap-kick that annihilated another turret and then tossed the wreckage down the wall, breaking apart three more. The remaining three I quickly dispatched by means of lasering, and it again fell silent.

Their security countermeasures had all failed, thus far... I wondered what they'd do next. Certainly the Mechanicus had hoarded some terrifying weapons, another symptom of the madness that plagued humanity. There were, of course, the Titans; Mars was, after all, home of the Collegia Titanica. Yet, I wagered they'd be more destructive to themselves than to me. Perhaps the Mechanicus had made the same calculation.

Things went like this for a while as I cleared bulkhead after bulkead, heading toward the heart of the Fabricator-General's sanctum. At last they seemed inclined to bargain, as the next chamber I entered had only a servo-skull with a vox attached. "Inquiry: why are you doing this, Inquisitor K-" I crushed the skull with my fist, not even acknowledging the attempt.
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>>4766713
That "guy" is the most popular QM on the board.
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>>4766725
Don't you have some Space Wolf furry scatflic to write?
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>>4766729
He can be king of /qst/, doesn't change the fact that a fragment of a thread that was mostly shit posting and arguing isn't representative of the story telling that was going on previously
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>>4766731
What's wrong with the story he's writing?
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>>4766739
Besides that it has nothing to do with what was originally being written?
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>>4766739
It's not his thread.
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>>4766739
Nothing, other than it needing to be in it's own thread.
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>> 4766638
The ID is unique for each thread.
its to avoid samefagging.
Not the best, but better than nothing


>> 4766508
Damn, you are at part # 8.
I really need to catch up.
Awesome work by the way
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Whom'st ever is writing the Inquisitor stuff

Go make thyself a thread for it is off the topic of the topic we have here as this is about Cryptek anon who is a necron and his adventures trough out warhammer 40k. Yours is a Inquisitor having a diffrent adventure.
Thus to the Inquisitor writer. Kindly fuck off nigger.
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>>4766739
You would not write your quest on someone else thread.
This is the same.
It is being impolite
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Lets calm donw now guys. No need to get yer panties twisted, Its in the past now okay ? We got moved to qst, now we just move on with the ride.
Improvies adapt and all that shizz. Lets just focus on cryptek anon's quest to get metal booties.
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>>4766751
It's not a quest though. You just got sent here.
Though I have no investment in the discussion, myself if I'm being honest. Just pointing it out.
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>>4766797
>writting
writing, anon.
It's spelled 'writing'
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>>4766801
fuck
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>>4766665
>>4766725
Nigga what's going on here. Shouldn't you make your own thread, or go back to /tg/?
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>>4766818
Its why everyone's getting frustrated, he's trolling to the best of their ability trying to derail the story because we dared to start this series on /tg/ instead of /qst/, and is contiuing to do so for some reason even though we have moved to /qst/
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>>4766823
Did someone report them yet?
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>>4766826
Take a look at the previous threads and see how much good reporting does.
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On my phone from siblings house but damm what fuck all happened. I went to get donuts and now were here in quest, and I have an impersonator over there back in Tg trying to same name me to get me in trouble. What the fuck
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>>4766829
Get a trip.
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>>4766829
>>4766832
"Same naming" won't mean shit. 4chan bans by IP.
Plus, as someone who saw your alleged impostor and thought you'd all been sent here, i can say you were already unpopular enough before any impersonation. As far as most anons are concerned this guy is just doing exactly what you were doing in the first place and they won't care whether its really you or not.

Try not to let the idea of e-fame get to your head. You are nobody, even on 4chan no one knows nor cares who you are. Thats kind of the point
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>The drones seem weird spindly little things
>I swore Trazyns eyes lit up
>Not sure how will he, Ish, and Orikan settle on who gets the first drones
>I do wonder how are they powered though and finding out how do they fight might increase our troops' chances of survival.
>However Ish did say there were larger drones called Guardians
>Which was worrying, to say the least.
>I can only hope that they too aren't active as well
>... But why did some of the drones seemed damaged
>I can only hope there isn't anything too dangerous in this fortress with them
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Rolled 10 (1d100)

>>4766840
Rolling for horse
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>>4766625
Gonna try and salvage what remains of this thread, i am not used to whatever the hell /qst/ is so dont expect anything beyond the usual format of my writing. oh and now that impersonator on/ tg/ may try and steal my posts.

>They marched onwards into the blackstone.
>Scarabs mapping out every inch of the structures.
>Nodes were placed all over the walls.
>The narrow seemed to expand outwards, lacking any proper organization.
>Eventually the floor began to incline until it reached the point where it became a shear wall they had to climb.
>This presented no issues to the floating masses, they simply began moving upwards.
>The deathmarks held onto the wraiths and ascended towards an opening.
>Once they reached the top they found themselves in a secure antechamber.
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>They spread out across the chamber, they saw one diverging room quite well lit.
>Heading to the light they looked out to the expanse before them.
>It was a massive drop down.
>The lighting we had seen had been coming off randomly off surfaces with little reason.
>Looking at its complex and seemingly impossible geometry gave me a slight headache.
>They did notice some movements however, nothing clear.
>A quick blur in the far distance moving from one chamber to the next.
>This fortress was inhabited by something.
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>>4766862
>I began charting out the rooms and creating a basic map
>Updating them constantly
>Adding in any notable details that could be used to navigate or aqueous later in our travels
>I don't know what is in the fortress aside from what ish has told us of the Automata that are always within it
>However the debris that is floating around does show that others have been annihilated for no discernable reasons
>I request again that a group of spyders be sent out to harvest both valuable materials and gain any information that might have survived about what the ships were doing to incur the wrath of the fortress.
>Now that I think about it we could also use a few spyders to get a better connection to our deathmarks that are within that fortress
>I just keep an eye out till then
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>>4766943
So is the plan to continue posting on /tg/ or /qst/?
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>>4766943
plan is to continue this thread on qst than ill see what i do.

>Gravity was actually a fluid thing here.
>The rules of this chamber seemed to be that any surface had its own gravity.
>Should something float they would simply fall weightlessly in the center of the room.
>We had a few scarabs that had got caught in this strange phenomena.
>They caught glimpses of ancient calcified husks of debris occasionally floating lazily.
>I could've sworn i saw a floating calcified ork skull.
>The group moved towards the movement they had seen from afar.
>All of their weapons were primed to fire.
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>>4766953
/qst/ because /tg/ says we don't belong there...
Probably. Can't say cause i'm OP
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i think it might be to continue on /qst/
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>>4766962
shit sorry meant I'm not OP
Sorry OP
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>>4766947
>Be Mask
>I have been covering the deathmarks on some of the details that I am allowed to share after the meeting.
>Even showing them the spindle drones and what Ish has told us about them
>It wasn't much... but it was certainly better than going in blind.
>However the few space debris around are a bit worrying, not to mention a calcified ork skull was spotted in the fortress.
>Knowing the orks it is most likely they have grown to un acceptable numbers.
>How much is unknown.
>Though a few spyders have gone out to search the debris fields for any information and rare resources we could get.
> It unsanctioned but I'm not going to say anything because it has helped clear up a bit of communication static
>They did report that the ship has something within its hull but it is currently unknown.
>Though a few deathmarks while in the vacuum of space can use Dynas invention like jet packs which might help
>I can only hope this operation is quick and we have no casualties or outright no fighting would be the best-case scenario
>I can only pray for their safety
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>>4766675
No shit, Batman?
We all know that this isn't a qst, but if it means to shut up a troll, we go to whatever the fuck we need to go.
Even if the adms don't wanna deal with this shit.
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Can't wait to see them fight Kronks... That's my guess.
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>>4766532
neck yourself cockmongler
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>>4766963
I agree. The ID system at least get us to know who the troll is if he tries to screw up more.
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>>4767161
Little late to the party mate, but I'll give you an A for effort.
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>>4767135
I’d prefer if weird fury guy just got a 30 day ban and we could be on the right board, that’s unlikely though because he’d just get a VPN and try as hard as he can to ruin this story
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>>4766532

>Go to quest
>Go to fiction.live

kek
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>>4766956
>They continued to wade through the strange chamber for an hour before they reached the opening.
>They occasionally collected samples of the remains of what remained.
>One such peculiarity was a red crystalline humanoid mass, it had branches and roots growing from parts of its body but it still had humanism features..
>The quality was too bad to discern much of it, we had it sent back through the pipeline.
>They pressed on, entering in that next hall.
>Gravity had taken normal root the instant they stepped onto the floor of this chamber.
>One Canoptek Acanthrite noticed something as they entered this chamber.
>Organic matter, clumps of hair.
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>>4767177
VPN doesn't help much tho. I got banned in the past even using one. Still didn't cared because I was using it on /pol/, so nothing good was lost.
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>>4767200
There may be still hope for us then
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>>4766906
He tried. But he doesn't have a single spark of creativity of what to do with the story. The thread was already reported and spammed into kingdom come.

You can continue your usual procedure. Here we know who is who.
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>>4767193
>Samples were collected naturally, but it informed at least some sort of mammalian creature was inside the Blackstone.
>Or at the very least something wearing a poor quality pelt.
>They pressed onwards for a few hours finding more signs of this place being inhabited.
>Strange holes littering the Blackstone walls, flakes of skin tissue, nondescript puddles, dried up plant fibers.
>I would have continued to watch but I finally received the spindle drone remains.
>Each of us received 2.
>Mine were more intact.
>Orikan and trazyn received...less than mint condition drones.
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>>4767237
>I went quite upon realizing something.
>Spindle drones aren't normally able to leave the blackstone, when defeated they are absorbed by the blackstone.
>So why didn't it do that?
>Could it be that it's because it recognizes the ship as being also made of blackstone?
>That would explain why it's allowed to leave the fortress.
>But that still leaves the question why it hasn't been absorbed by the blackstone.
>I have the 2 sets of drones locked into floating suspension fields.
>Much of this gave me cause for concern.
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>>4766675
We know.
Faggots on /tg/ don't.
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>>4766675
we tried to explain that but the retards screeched and got the mods involved
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>>4767267
>>4767358
You keep bitching about this as if anons had the power to move you.

You loved it when the janny was keeping your threads up despite the rules.
Then a moderator had to step in and actually enforce the rules. /tg/ is not a place for works of fiction just because your characters are based on a tabletop game setting.

Frankly you put Discord in every OP, maybe if you're so upset about being on /qst/ you can fuck off to Discord.
But that's not good enough for you is it? You want to be noticed. You want your chance at the lowliest e-fame: being a somewhat notable writefag on fucking /tg/ of all places.
You're pathetic, honestly. Shut up and write your quests.
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>>4767375
man you must have some daddy issues
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>>4767375
Fuck this retarded shit. Writefaggotry has been perfectly acceptable on /tg/ in the past. OP you can talk to the mods on IRC to see what needs to be done. Also remove the discord link. Nobody likes a discord fag.
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>>4767416
Witty retort. You know usually insults work better if they make sense in context.
Such as you knowing all about daddy issues while you desperately chance e-fame to compensate for the approval he never gave you
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>>4767423
Nothing else to do but troll on a Saturday huh?
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>>4767423
Here's a thought. Maybe OP wanted to write for the sake of writing?
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>>4767375
>>4767423
>>4767432
Isn't it kinda telling that you followed us from /tg/?
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>>4767444
Cryptek seems to be the only one making the bet of it. Nobody else is
>>4767448
Followed nothing. A new thread came up on /tg/ and I came to check why you faggots werent sticking to your new board
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>>4767448
Very telling. He's just mad he didn't think of this first. He probably watches neckbeard too since that's what he seethes about too.
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>>4767432
>When. It. Relates. To. Games.
Your sperging about how stories set in 40k don't count because it's only a setting for traditional games has never held water. It's never been true and you're targeting threads that neckbeardia makes (admittedly shit-tier) videos about because they live rent-free in your head. I hate to be the one to tell you this, but their existence doesn't mean /tg/ is being flooded with redditors, that's been happening long before this.
>It's so fucking simple. You got a thread where you could write in peace.
We had that before you showed up. And all you've done since showing up is disturbing that peace, even after the move.
>and all you're doing is bitching and moaning
Ironic.
>about how it HAS to be on /tg/
OP is writing here, isn't he?
>For what reason? So you can be on Neckbeardia like Cryptek? It's genuinely pathetic.
Imagine being so pathetic you can't fathom people enjoying something and getting mad when some autist comes to try to be the fun police. Enjoy your (you).
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>>4767459
That isn't any of us, its some copycat fucker who I'm pretty sure got banned.
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>>4767462
Read above
Also
>person who complains about Neckbeardia must watch neackbeardia
Solid logic, shit for brains
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>>4767468
I'm happy to consneed that, but he's why I came here. Fuck all to do with following you, so the faggot who's own ego can't handle how insignificant he is can go choke on cock
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>>4767462
Yeah, it's irritating to have to deal with no-class, mouth-breathing, knuckle-dragging trolls. Especially when they follow you to other boards.
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>>4767459
>Followed nothing. A new thread came up on /tg/ and I came to check why you faggots weren't sticking to your new board
Oh fuck off with your imposter trolling thread. Ran out of material for the Space Wolves story you were shitting up the other threads with to you decided to copy/paste this story huh?
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>>4767473
Its called projection and you're great at it.
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>>4767479
Who hurt you anon? And how did he do it?
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Can we not... look fighting anymore on this is stupid on/for both sides

We are here and that is it... nothing more nothing less.

Also kindly stop antagonizing one another... shesh lewis

But I must point out that we keep trying to antagonize one another we will just end up right back into square one all over again. An eternal pointless struggle for both sides.

Everyone takes a different view on rules... some more lenient, others more strictly. We might never always agree on everything. But I think we could agree that directly coming here to be antagonistic and be antagonized is just stupid.

So everyone kindly stop this lollygagging, grow up (both sides) and take a seat and talk with something that resembles civility about it.

But a question why fallow us if the problem has been resolved and just a few anons are discussing it and not op?
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>>4767432
Man... You're being more jelly than my ex.
Chill your tits down.
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>>4767237
I wonder how long it will be before Trazyn swaps his drones with anons when they aren't looking.
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>>4767523
It's Trazyn. He already has
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vekPlycp
Enough... It's done and the last thing we need is more text. Because now we are both going off-topic.

>>4767523
I'm far more concerned with the observation Anon had with the spindle drons
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>>4767531
In Lore, isn't the Brigia Fortress offline when the Imperial's find it?
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>>4767529
Alright, fair enough.
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Bump
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>>4767672
You don't need to do that here.
Threads last about a month generally.
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That thing with the Fur or pelt? Ork? or a hunter from either Alderi or human empire?
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>>4767679
Dunno yet. Given how long these Fortresses have been around, anyone's guess.
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>>4767679
>>4767680

No Humies. This writefaggotry is set something like 20 million years before m41.
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>>4767672
sadly
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>>4767682
Humans probably not...unless this things been in the warp, which cause time in that is a bit fucky
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>>4767679
I dont think it is humans i mean were still what 12 Million years befor 40k and if i remember corectly the human empire started in 20k? So would be a bit early for humans
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>>4767679
>>4767682
>>4767686
Actually, I just thought of something from the first thread. Didn't the Slann wear fur pelts?
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>>4767687
last that i noted this story takes place...
17.6 Million years before current lore of M42
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>>4767690
wow nice, folks notice small details like that.
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>>4767679
It could be anything from the pelt of an exotic beast to Krork pubic hair. So it's really anyone's guess.
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>>4767682
Isn't there something like time temporal anomalies that can happen in the blackstone fortresses??
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>>4767691
Damm got my numbers wrong bu t thanks for clearing it up
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>>4767690
Imagine if that was why the Slaan went around seeding worlds with life. They just wanted better furs to wear.
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>>4767675
Oh? Nice. Didn't knew. Never used /qst/ before, only /tg/ and a single-night rage-fuck with /pol/...
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>>4767703

If thats a thing then sure, admittedly I only ever skimmed WHQ:BSF lore. Did not personally care for the game itself.
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>>4767690
Is it possible that the old one's have a proto human already in service to them even before, since they were desperate to use every one of their creations.
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>>4767742
...That assumes that the Old Ones made humans, and they didn't just evolve naturally
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>>4767742
And sorry, thought just came to me; Wouldn't a Proto-human just be a Jokaero?
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>>4767762
If humans are evolve jakaro what was added warp sensitive?
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i guess /tg/ is a shtposting board now like /pol/ and /v/
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>>4767752
>>4767762

Humans evolved naturally, the old ones died/fled the galaxy long before the humans came along.

as for the jakaro evolution theory. well thats gonna be a hard no, the jakaro haven't evolved at all in the last 60 million years in lore. trazyn has multiple jakaro weaponsmiths in his gallery and they are exactly the same as their modern day counterpart.
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>>4767818
I was pretty sure it was natural, but it was an interest thought all the same.
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Can we please the /tg/ crap behind?
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>>4767925
Already did.
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>>4767925
we did (just hit the little triangle on the post then hit hide post, its such a nice feature)

Now we are speculating on what is causing this irregularity on (in) this Blackstone fortress. Because as op pointed out, Spindle drones are always consumed back into the fortress.
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>>4767265
>I would have continued to study, but I received several pings that called for my attention.
>Rushing to the bridge I came to look upon the screen.
>They had reached a chamber bearing a maglev lift.
>What's more there appeared to be seemingly intricate alien technology littering the room.
>There appeared to be more of the crystalline tree people here.
>I wasn't sure what they could be.
>I Gave the order to collect them, and then ordered them to delve deeper on the maglev.
>They did so without question.
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>One deathmark sunk his hand into a slot terminal on the maglev.
>He shook for a moment before the maglev stirred.
>Quickly the chamber opened up.
>Walls flying away like theater curtains, and extensive railway for which the maglev could travel upon.
>The Maglev rocketed off.
>Feverishly the deathmarks planted the relay nodes into surfaces hastily.
>The connection stuttered and the quality noticeably dipped.
>God it was like looking a 144p video
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>>4767970
The thought of the Necrons of all people having bad reception makes me laugh.
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>>4768017
They are the result of 5G C'tan Technology.
What did you expected?
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>I gave the order to the Skorpoids to rush back and bore tunnels into the maglev railway chamber.
>We can't lose connection with them.
>The fucking latency of the transmission was awful.
>The main scouting team continued to travel with the Skorpoids working feverishly behind them.
>Eventually after a few minutes the maglev stopped at a hard to describe scene.
>As in there was so much indescribable debris that littered the chamber, still they gave static filled responses.
>They mostly spoke of machinery, things like flying craft, or ramshackle looking weaponry.
>But for the briefest moments I saw something through all of the film grain, pixilation, and latency.
>”Is that..?”
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>>4768162
>”Thats a bloody KRORK!” I exclaimed, the others took keen interest.
>The deathmarks informed me it was ancient and massively damaged, back broken, major breaches in the armor and small beam holes.
>”Move onwards, find out whatever is alive down there.” I ordered.
>They nodded along and kept moving through.
>Phillias pinged me on a private line. “Cryptek, what is it exactly you believe we may find down here?”
>I shrugged. “The Blackstone has a way of attracting many to it, whether they know it or not.”
>”Us however, it should be anathema to us, as far as i know, no necron has ever wielded one.”
>”It is my belief that these great bulwarks were once a creation of the old ones.”
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>>4768162
OH SHIT
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>>4768162
Well Shit

Also we are gonna need more concern pics at this rate.
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>>4768173
When do we get a *concern* face for all necron units?
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>>4768173
Also, just putting this out there; If there are Krork, Proto Eldar and Slann are likely there too.

Calling it now.
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>>4768175
Well, do we have any drawfags about?
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Breath in and Breath out... BOI!!!
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>>4768165
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>>4768165
>Phillias and I spoke for many days after that, occasionally noting all manner of small finds.
>Quality fluctuated often.
>More anomalous things came to pass.
>They were met with more spindle drones as they progressed, most offline, discted, or in some rare cases NO-Clipped into walls at odd angles.
>There were more signs constantly showing signs of life living here.
>Markings on walls in dried up flaking fluids, More plant fibers, Symbols of dozens of unknown races littered the walls or piles of metal debris.
>I could understand none of it.
>They did report on one piece of debris having an amphibious face.
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>>4768202
FUCK. AAAAHHH!
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>>4767132
>Be Chari
>The spyders and a bunch of skorpioids have been ordered to move forward to keep the connection between us and the deathmark scouting party.
>I am glad my unauthorized advancement of spyders are being overlooked
>But now I am even more worried
>Could this just be just getting a stronger signal?
>Or is this a prelude of an oncoming battle within the fortress itself
>I didn't like the idea of either possibility.
>I think the other necrons also felt the atmosphere
>Few openly prepared for battle, but many more who prepared slowly.
>Quietly as if to maybe not draw the attention of the fortress.
>The only bright side is the fact that rare resources have been found in a few of the surrounding debris of all the ships.
>Even a few data packets, which I handed to Trazyn to maybe translate and find out anything.
>He could keep them all if he shares any information with us.
>I kept a nother packet just in case he steals it.
>I kept all the ones relating to chemistry and science notes that I did find
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>One time after seeing more signs of Krork activity, I swore out “This is the precipice fortress all over again!”
>I hadn't realized i had still been on the private call with Phillias and she seemed to want me to dive a bit more onto that topic.
>I Shut up right away.
>I waited a few minutes hoping for some unexpected developments to let me worm my way out of the conversation.
>After 47 minutes Phillias hissed an order to me. “Ishskar, This continued silence is wearing on my patience.”
>”Do you believe i will let you keep secrets from me anymore?” She ran her fingers over the crackling orbit of her Relic Warscythe.
>I immediately blurted. “Phillias I do not perform well under constant threat of viole-”
>I slapped my hands over my mouth.
>I fucked up.
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>>4768240
>I immediately began spam pinging orikan.
>Phillias had left the call.
>I was fucking trembling, Phillias will not take me yelling at her laying down.
>Orikan answered and I received an override order on the bridge of the ship.
>”ORIKAN YOU DAMMEDABLE BITCH JUMP BACK IN THE TIMELINE 2 MINUETS AGO AND CALL ME.” I screeched at him.
>He was about to argue, but then he noted something crackling to life
>Phillias had hard Translated onto the bridge of my ship, warscythe held aloft.
>”ORIKAN FUCKING DO IT!” I yelled as phillias gutted me, hoisting me up through my ribcage.
>Her warscythe tore at my insides as she brought me closer to her. “I can tolerate much from you cryptek, but your continued actions are making me reconsi-”
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>>4768244
Time fuckery!

>I let out another sigh and groan, the fucking image quality was horrendous.
>The death marks held up a calcified orkoid...maybe krork?
>I was about to burst into a hail of obscenities.
>But I received a ping from orikan.
>”Ack one moment Executioner Phillias, i need to speak with orikan.”
>I Joined a call with orikan.
>Without warning he started “I would be careful with the executioner, your over familiarity with her will lead to problems cryptek.”
>”What?” Before I could ask him what that meant he left the call.
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>>4768259
Never thought I would say this, but I kind of like Orikan now.
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>>4768259
Ok... so he just helped ish.
I hope he shows you the footage because you owe him now. He'll try to anchor that point
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>>4768259
ha ha dumb robot
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>be Me Canoptek Dyna.
>Wakes up in embrace of a Tomb spyder in a housing unit for Canopteks on ship.
>learn I was catatonic from power loss.
>Last thing I remember was experimenting with some of the green stuff the Cryptek made which I "took" as payment for helping him with his experiments.

>gets a rundown of what's happened while essentially in Necron coma, we find big ship cryptek is after, but its inside mass of broken ships.
>Must make reminder to loo. . . Examine the ships for any new tech.
>Returns to Workshop and see my Mechs, is happy no one stole them while I was "out".

>From briefings before from Cryptek, he says its dangerous in the ship he wants, if its dangerous I must bring big Cannons.
>Rides out in My Jackal and enters the big ship or the Ship mess at least I can't tell,
>carries my Ael on my Jackal, When I made Jackal I made it possible for my Ael mecha to latch onto the back of Jackal, it looks awkward but it means, Jackal has 2 back mounted gauss Cannons.
>Sometimes even my genius scares me.
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>>4768259
>I shrug it off as more divinatory bullshit.
>For now i go back to watching the deathmarks feed for a few hours.
>And boy was i glad i did.
>They entered a massive chamber with a steep fall down and a doorway located a few miles upwards.
>They would have to get up there, or they would have had they not noticed something deep in the depths of the pit.
>A ship that was unmistakable of xeno make.
>It was hovering in place, with messes of cables drilled into the Blackstone.
>They had even managed to have several pathways carved into the lower levels of the Blackstone.
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>>4768450
>Everything fucking snapped into focus.
>The plant fibers, the liquid pools, the beam holes, the paints on the wall.
>This was all the work of the…”The jokaero.”
>I turned to my bridge crew. “I need a crew, I need to go inside there.”
>Within the hour me, a massive vanguard of warriors and THE WHOLE GODSDAMN COMMAND STRUCTURE of necrons would be traveling in a shuttle to the fortress.
>I needed to personally deal with the monkeys myself, the group didn't seem to think so but wouldn't let me go without them.
>I was beyond excited to try to meet the jokaero.
>No doubt they would try and kill us but damm was this worth a shot.
>If not, trazyn would capture all of them in a tesseract labyrinth.
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gonna call it a night, tomorrow ishskar gets to chimp out with some of the most silliest race in the entire galaxy.

Managed to get out like 16 posts over the day. im still miffed that instead of handling things differently, we were moved to quest. if mods complain about us being on /qst/ well we already have a reason for why.
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>>4768470
Take care Cryptek, tomorrow brings new possibilities.
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>>4768470
he will be monke
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>>4768454
>Realise the only ship going to the other ship is the one the crypteks on.
>But Dyna always has a plan
>Using the Jackal's claws and such, I latch onto the outside of the ship while not causing any interior damage.
>Then hop into the Ael, Bind the claw to the ship so Jackal won't be thrown off, then wait.
>I think this might possibly be the first real fight i'm gonna do against sentient organics.
>I. .i'm . . i'm not scared or anything, I, I have my Jackal and Ael, i'm gonna, , , gonna turn them to ash and bone.
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>>4768478
its highly likely he will kill monke
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Cryptek every time he talks too much
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>>4768917
Why does it feel like the inquisitor and commissar both know their gonna kill the guardsman so they just act like they aren't going to, to gain trust.
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>>4768925
To me it looks like they only have a half hour or so on their shift before they can call it a day, so they are pretty happy that the only thing left to do is interrogate a single guardsman.
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>Apperantly Ish has identified the creature living in the Blackstone Fortress
>He wants to speak with the Jokaero
>Not sure how that will go, but I will pilot my necroid
>Never know if combat will ensure while talks go on
>While boarding the ship early I hear a clamp on the hull
>It was probably a few skorpioids clamping onto the hull
>Thats strange, but then again we will have the entire command staff on this ship.
>I hope this goes well
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just taking care of a few things and getting a new book, i should be back in an hour and 45 minuets from now.

cant wait to get my hands on Liber xenologis
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>>4769321
based and fortresspilled
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>Be me, a cryptek of the Hemmeth Dynasty
>Nertek the Plasmancer, The Vizier of Annhiliation
>Also known as Nertek the Legless, to those not in Eldritch Lance range.
>Currently homeless, given our world was rendered uninhabitable and or Tomb Complex destroyed.
>Being awoken and roughly escorted with barely any time to gather anything had been more then irksome.
>That and the confusion that came with said awakening, the memories that still float around my mind unbidden.
>How incredibly old I was when I had walked willing into the balefire
>I was a grandfather, and for some reason that terrified me. More so then anything.
>And now we are here. Have been here in this stranger's tomb.
>Our Dynasty in turmoil, our people struggling with memories forgotten.
>What are we to do now?
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>Many of those of the Court of sequestered themselves
>To mull over memories and digest all these changes
>Others, more politically minded individuals, have taken the opportunity to jockey for new positions
>The Court has been nothing but this since we have arrived
>Many wonder if its a matter of time till the Phaeron gets sick of it all and starts ordering executions
>To be a scarab on the wall when that happens
>Truly I would give up my arms for that
>As for myself, I am one of the later.
>This Tomb Complex is so empty
>So easy to find a bolthole here to call my own
>And then to meditate
>On both what was, what is
>And what will be.
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>We headed in the Blackstone fortress with no issue
>Once we cleared the recently cleared doorway, Trazyn and orikan began running all over the place with rapt attention.
>I Hurried them along. “Keep up, we have greater discoveries to see.”
>I was more giddy to see the monkeys.
>We made way for the strange gravity defying chamber.
>I Found my gun platforms were more or less immune to the movement.
>The Propulsion network was far stronger than that one of our other constructs.
>I had one commandeered for Myself, Nehebkau, Orikan, Phillias, And trazyn.
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>We were able to arrive at the next chamber several hours ahead of our fighting force.
>Immediately all but phillias began to scour the room for relics.
>There were Skorpoids excavating the various items from the room.
>I Finally got a chance to look at the crystalline tree things.
>To my horror I instantly recognized what it was now that i wasn't looking at a 240p visual transmission.
>It was an Aeldari Farseer, casting a spell.
>It was entirely made of what I can assume was a Psychically resonant crystal like soul stones.
>Its legs and arms sported branches of a tree like crystalline tendrils.
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>>4769789
oh no
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>>4769789
Oh...oh that's not good.
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>>4769789
FUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCK
FUCKIDY
FUCK
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>>4769789
Whelp, playtime is over folks
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>>4769789
Finally, the Eldar love interest is introduced.
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>>4770077
I thought phillias was the love interest ?
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>>4770153
Every good story has mulitple possible love interests. Also, Phillias is mean.
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>>4770159
That's why whenever I read her name, I read it as "Executioner Phallus", because she's a dick.
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>>4770159
But the eldar will literally murder Cryp Anon on default ?
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>>4770077
Sir, can you please take a seat
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>>4770077
since the eldar seems to be crystal, the aeldari is dead.
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>>4770169
>>4770170
But tall scary lady is a nice thought
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>>4769789
>I scanned the aeldari up and down.
>No signs of life.
>The thing was solid crystal all the way through.
>It must have been at least older than 40 thousand years old minimum.
>Eldrad was turning to crystal at the ripe age of maybe 30 thousand years of life.
>But this was crystal all the way through.
>”Though it may also be that this aledari was conducting research i mumbled.”
>I turned to trazyn. “We’re going to find more of these, I want to split half of these with you.”
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>Trazyn turned to me, deathmask in that smug perma-grin.
>He gave a nod. “But of course dear Awakener, I Would be more than willing to share in your plight for knowledge.”
>”I will however receive pickings.”
>I let out a soft laugh and sigh. “I had a feeling you'd say that.”
>Returning my attention to the statue I was reminded of another crystalline occurrence.
>Remembering that aboard the vengeful spirit, there existed a psychic crystalline formation of sanguinius existed perpetually.
>I would have continued thinking about that, when i felt a change in temperature.
>My first thought was to turn to orikan, but I found that the heat was entirely centralized to One single string on my harp.
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>>4770213
Honestly, that's probably a pretty good way to reign in Trazyn so he doesn't fuck you over that hard. Just go in expecting him to take stuff, tell him that you only want certain things, and that he can have everything else.
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>>4770184
A minor setback.
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>”The Empyric Cord?” I lifted my harp.
>There was a tiny noticeable collection of purple little particles streaming from the aeldari to the cord.
>It was strange, taking a peek over my oculus I tried scanning the phenomenon.
>300 hundred scans over the course of 2 minutes of staring up next to nothing.
>The only thing that was being picked up was a thermal scan.
>I tried shutting off my ocular to blink for a moment to muse on it.
>BUT WHAT DO I STILL SEE IN THAT DARKNESS OF MY CLOSED EYE.
>The purple fucking particles floating off of the crystal and towards for my string.
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>>4770390
OH FUCK
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>>4770411

>The Empyric Cord: This one was strange...it had its own micro stasis field to ensure it was inert until it was to be used, all i know about is that its a Positively Warp charged Blackstone cord, what exactly that means in terms of usage is unknown.

Oh fuck indeed.
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>>4770390
>OH SHIT I'M FEELING IT TAKION!
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>”What the hell is this warp shit?” I mumbled to myself
>Phillias leaned uncomfortably close after that hushed curse, asking. “Pardon?”
>”Forgive me, I just noticed all this.” I pointed to the weird warp particle tether.
>She stared for a few minutes, and so did i.
>”What are you expecting me to see here?” She asked.
>”Wait can you not see it?” I would have raised an eyebrow.
>She gave a nod no.
>”Its all these little purple parti-” It soon dawned on me for a moment.
>Necrons cant see warp occurrences, they can see the physical manifestations but not phenomena like this.
>So why could i see it?
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>>4770449
Our boy's a regular Marvin Gaye
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>>4770449
OH FUCK
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>>4770462
WOULD YOU FUCKING LOOK AT THAT, MR FUCKING IMPOSTER CAME BACK TO MY THREAD. Get the hell outta here, you cant same name me here dummy.
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>>4770462
Funny shit, really
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>>4770449

My wild guess? Because Anon still has a soul, and so by extension, can be influenced by the Warp in some way.
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>>4770462
Begone before you get another ban.
Your presence is not welcomed here.
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>>4770465
>implying people can't tell each other apart using IDs on /qst/

>>4770478
>implying I ever got a ban on /tg/ in the first place
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>>4770481
Your the dumb butt who decided to make a pretender on tg. Forshame.
You could barely make any coherent work of your own even with all the stuff i had written. Your the person who was spamming gay Filipino stuff as well weren't you? it was you all along anon.
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>>4770481
Faggot
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>>4770462
>>4770481
Anon why do you think writing gay space Marine stories was okay, and why do you think impersonating some fanfic writing nobody would be a fun time. Please do not return, you are not wanted here, just like you didn't want us on the carpool that was /TG/

Return to your Bait threads, crit roll complainin, Coom brain pillow stainin, Women hatin, sneed postin, swamp you jerk
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>>4770483
>>4770506
>gay filipino shit
First I've heard of that - I just made the bogus thread and reposted your shit. Not to mention some of the ideas from my post made it into your actual story:

>>4769789
>Eldar in the fortress

>>4767237
>acquiring more Spindle Drones for Orikan and Trazyn, but with less explanation

>>4768240
>referencing the 7th Blackstone Fortress near Precipice

>666
>trips of truth, which is obvious since my story clearly merged into yours

Your frustration at my existence is entertaining. At this point I'm just here to read.

>>4770489
Here's your first (you) of the thread
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>>4770509
Get over yourself, >>4766515 that was always the plan.

>Clusters upon clusters of space hulks of aedari, orkoid, and other xeno wrecks, floated in orbit of the fortress.
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Just got here whats happening!? Ishy alright?
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>>4770524
>implying I'm not Piston
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>>4770449
>I dialed back my chronosene, I can't continue that sentence...
>”Pardon i don't mean to bother you with cryptek babble.”
>”I mean to say that this crystalline form is radiating some thermal energy.”
>That was enough to placate her.
>This was another thing on the list of things to investigate.
>Man i had a steadily growing list of anomalies to look into.
>After Trazyn pocketed the contents of the room into a tesseract labyrinth we waited on entourage.
>And marched on.
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>>4770545
>We arrived at the maglev room and found the collection of alien tech.
>None of it was recognized by me or trazyn.
>Hopping onto the maglev I took center stage and jammed my hand into the slip and activated the maglev.
>It Sputtered for a moment before propelling us forward.
>For Several moments we were on the fast track up ahead.
>But something changed.
>There was more fog around.
>We could hear a loud pressurized hissing, as though some safe doors were opening.
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>>4770547
>Pounding down with a heavy thud, and crushing several immortals...
>Came a set of 2 Guardians Drone, and a trio of Spindle Drones.
>Their bodies twitched, like unhinged puppets Nothing like I had read about.
>They moved more like the Guardian Scouts From BOTW.
>No time to think about that.
>”FIRE ON THAT THING NOW!” I shouted.
>After those words left my lipless mouth I felt a searing overwhelming pain, and a heat like no other.
>There was a hole burned into my chest cavity, and I keeled over dying.
>All manner of bolts of plasma firing around me as I faded.
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>>4770551
>In war there is poetry; in death, release.
RIP
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>>4770547
>>4770551

Time Fuckery mk 0.2

>We arrived at the maglev room and found the collection of alien tech.
>None of it was recognized by me or trazyn.
>Hopping onto the maglev I took center stage-
>Orikan Shoved me to the side. “Idiot!”
>”Stop right there!”
>”You nearly got us killed, you simpleton!”
>Orikan hurled posh insults one after the other, blathering something about a debt.
>I interrupted him, ”Orikan shut it, what is it that went wrong?”
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>>4770565
>He gave a deep sigh. “Something in this fortress detected us, not long after we left on that maglev.”
>”Large constructs, they instantly killed you and began firing upon all of us.”
>”They took out a dozen immortals, critically injured Trazyn and that so called chronomancer.” He stared at Nehebkau very briefly.
>”Before they were brought low by your vanguard and the executioner.” He gave a nod to Agakhet and Phillias.
>”And finished off by those ridiculous constructs of yours.” he signaled to the Skorpoids.
>I pinched my temples.
>”what tipped them off?” I looked around the room, and noticed the far greater number of forces.
>”Nevermind, We were detected thanks to our numbers weren't we?”
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>>4770574
>line up all the Canopteks and prepare them to lay down their not-lives
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>>4770609
Or go in smaller groups?
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>>4770574
>We debated a plan for a few hours.
>In the end we came up with a complex firing solution.
>The swarm of Skorpoid already in the room were to move through the tunnels they made into the wall and get into position.
>We loaded up onto the Maglev, First scythe Agakhet and His fellow lychguard Khempharet at the front with fuck off massive shields.
>Behind me were Phillias, Trazyn, and 10 Triarch Praetorian armed with Rod of covenant, all poised to blast.
>Both Nehebkau and Orikan gathered together in a ritual to actually SPEED our shots up, and increase our perception time.
>30 Immortals two of which were mounted on a pair of Mobile Mounted Gauss Destructors trained upwards.
>Lastly we had a healthy helping of 10 Deathmarks, because why not?
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>>4770624
>Before anything I quickly ran back out of the platform.
>”Hold on one last thing!” I exclaimed.
>I Raised my harp.
>”I won't sit here being useless, Now Check this.”
>I Held my harp rocker style. “ÜBERCHARGE PRIMED AND READY!”
>With that final word, I strummed The Waveform Cord with such conviction I felt like I was Jimi Hendrix rocking out on stage.
>A Sonorous Pulse of electricity Consumed the gathered host of necrons.
>Their necrodermis alight with Surging power, Flickers of balefire raising and falling from their chest cavities as though they were breathing flames.
>I Couldn't ask for a greater force.
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>>4770625
>I jammed my hand into the slip and activated the maglev.
>It Sputtered for a moment, like Orikan told us it would before propelling us forward.
>We flew into the fog, every gun trained on a space above us.
>When we heard the pressurized hiss in slow motion we opened fire.
>There had been an opening in the roof that had parted up ahead.
>I Dialed back my chrono sense, to simply watch every shot fire off.
>I Heard the Crackling Shots of warbling, sickly looking beams of energy from the deathmarks Synaptic Disintegrators, the beams already several meters ahead and leaving the speed up bubble of time around us.
>The Praetorians with rods raised, each letting out a popping cry of Starlight unleashing a potent burning projectile.
>Shrieking hisses of venting super heated air as the streaming wall of Gauss beamed in perfect synchronicity in a converging point.
>The Horrid cacophonous shredding whine of twin meter wide beams let free from the Gauss Destructor platforms.
>In the end I was blinded and deafened as the tunnel began to shine from the light of over 500 Skorpioid units lighting the room with horrid shots from the Particle beams from their weapon array.
>The Drones only managed to fall a meter and a half above us before their existence was Utterly and totally terminated from this reality and every one adjacent to ours.
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Gonna rest now, holy shit that was so much fun to write, it took a long time but fun regardless. not gonna lurk tonight since its 1 am

but id really love to know what you thought of this lovely display. im pretty proud of how it turned out.
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>>4770630
Having save scum Orikan time binding shenanigans really does make a difference when its on your side
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>>4770644
Better with us than against us.
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>>4770628
>The Drones only managed to fall a meter and a half above us before their existence was Utterly and totally terminated from this reality and every one adjacent to ours.
Ah there is no kill quite ike overkill.
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Bump
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>>4770733
it's not necessary...bumps have no power in this realm
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>>4770738
no, this.... this can not be!
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Bump
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>>4770780
We don't do that here, also it takes a month for threads to be archived.Plus we got a 750 bump limit
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Your odds of winning go up way higher when there’s a guy who can save scum on your team.
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>When we were on our way to the maglev, we passed by what appeared to be an Aelderi
>This was my first time ever seeing one... But why was it crystallized?
>Ish mentioned something about those super duper tiny particles around his cord.
>I didn't know what color they were
>Any way when we got to the maglev I first got an odd feeling of déjà vu (as ish might say)
>Then Orikan stoped up calling Ish many rude things
>Ish was an adult, and respectfully asked him to calm down and explain.
>Apparently Ish died Trazyn was critically injured and a whom lot of other smaller details.
>They spent hours debating on what to do
>Before deciding canopteks at the top would use the side tunnels to surround then also gun down this contraption...
>We were buffed by orikan allowing us to process time slower
>Then again by Ish who bathed us in bale fire...
>One mass firing solution later from everyone, and everything...
>It ceased its existence, though we were hit by a tiny bit of dust particles from the thing that once was there
>Though the bale fire will empower us for five more minutes
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>>4770630
I cant wait to see these blackstone fortresses in action.
They were so awesome in the hands of that DICK abaddon
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>>4771055
Yeah, imagine what they could do if they were used by someone who was competent enough to stop their arms from falling off.
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>>4770628
>We were excited for a moment, a few cheers from trazyn, and the immortals shouted out this victory.
>It felt quite gratifying.
>Nehebkau and Orikan let down their bubble, and I quickly patted Orikan’s back.
>”See, look at that.” I said with a bit of confidence.
>”You can do good yet orik-” I Didn't get to finish.
>As suddenly the maglev banked HARD.
>The platform flew end over end OFF the rail path.
>We were sent flying in a sprawling mess across the chamber, the maglev crushing and slamming into debris and denting the blackstone walls.
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>>4771086
Uh....Oh.... talk about early celebration.
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>>4771086
>After a few minutes we picked ourselves, Most only had minor cosmetic damage.
>Nothing that wasn't instantly healed over by the balefire.
>We got a ping from the scout squad ahead.
>There was some serious monkey business, they were really chimping out, making all sorts of howler monkey sounds.
>It was about time I got to work, I looked around and collected the clumps of plant fibers..
>”Just a moment folks, defend me while I prepare something.”
>”I have to do a minor transmutation ritual.” The group nodded and formed a phalanx around me.
>I Started projecting my tour with trazyn onto the ground, speeding through all the recordings to find a certain moment.
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>>4771121
>After a few minutes i got the exact moments i was looking for.
>I had the moment where i had seen the family Jokaero eating the Banana like fruit.
>I pulled up the dozens of scans i had done on it, i heard trazyn swear.
>”You plan on feeding these apes these fruits?” Trazyn asked incredulously.
>I nodded and perked up. “Actually trazyn, you have a sharp memory, can you pull up every fruit you've seen the jokaero eat and their chemical composition.”
>He was left speechless for a few minutes, before sending me over a fruit basket worth of data.
>I chuckled to myself.
>And got to work on working on an alchemization ritual.
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>>4771123
>It took around a half hour to alchemize an entire shantee town's markets worth of fruits.
>Converting the energy i had stored in my resurrection orb into matter was an easy way to speed the process.
>Using the plant fibers and some transmutation we had gotten several food stuffs that would make any jokaero go bananas.
>I got weird stares for making monkey based puns to myself every few seconds.
>I didn't care, this was too funny.
>We Progressed onwards eventually reaching the area with all the bits of iconography of slann, orkoid, i let trazyn just clear out the room in a labyrinth this time.
>I was of a singular mind set at the moment.
>We finally met with the scouting party.
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>>4771124
>When I peered over the edge, it was vertigo inducing and I quickly reeled back.
>”Gosh, and they just live in that ship floating in the middle of all this?” I said with slight panic.
>Trazyn started on jokaero behavior but I turned him out for once.
>”Alright we need to get their attention somehow, preferably not violently.”
>”Kinda get the feeling they might run the show in this fortress right now.”
>The group remained quiet.
>”Trazyn do you have any Jokaero audio files you can share with me?”
>Trazyn nodded and orikan made a remark i didn't bother to listen to.
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>>4771127
https://youtu.be/c1s3Iekns9k
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https://youtu.be/fjhS6bwuxVc
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>>4771127
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gWAjv_es2bo
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>>4771127
>"How will we deal with the Jokaero?"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7IdUrg2S4cI
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>>4771127
https://youtu.be/qdIBGoO6pMk
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You guys going full monke i see.
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>>4771299
yes, your point?
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>Be me, Nertek the Plasmancer
>Deep in the tomb complex of a world not my own
>Failing at meditating
>Why you might ask?
>Simple, I was wrong about the complex being empty
>While Necron patrols are far and few inbetween, the Canopteks are everywhere.
>Always something buzzing or chittering nearby
>The sheer amount of them is staggering
>And interesting
>Perhaps another time I will have to observe some of these Voekhet designs
>It doesn't take long though for these constructs to learn to avoid my Guardians
>And soon I'm left alone
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>>4771334
>Alone in with my thoughts
>Probably not the safest place to be but its among one of few things I can still call mine.
>Even after our awakening it still feels incomplete
>I remember faces, places, and emotions
>The last great war of the Necrontyr, and then the revelation of the C'tan
>I still remember the look on my grand children's faces as the walked into the fire
>So Proud. So Foolish
>But then again I had been too blinded by a want for vengeance
>I wanted to reach out into the galaxy and make it burn for all its cruel injustice
>I vocalize a sigh, and push the past away. It could wait.
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>>4771335
>I 'open' my cyclopean optic again as I hear something approaching
>It doesn't take long to reveal itself, as an Immortal walks past the door
>Carrying something that was very much not a Gauss Blaster
>My Chronosense sense kicks in, as I take in every detail of this weapon system
>Must be one of these new weapons I heard the Overlords gossiping about
>Certainly a Gauss Weapon, and given its size, its apparent weight given the tardiness of the already slow Immortal
>I studied for a good while before letting time resume its normal course
>It stopped at the door, seems to scan the room, and then stomp away
>It was quickly followed by several Canoptek who also scanned the room and then left
>I was left processing said information for some time after they left
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>>4771411
>It seems I would need to pull up what archival data there was on this Dynasty
>From what little I can recall, nothing indicated them as being weaponsmiths
>However, much might have changed
>Much HAD changed, and my sitting in another Dynasty's tomb complex was a perfect example of that
>I grumble as I finally receive a message demanding my presences at the Court
>It only took them a decade to finally notice my absences, a shame really
>I'd have to find another excuse to go find the information I sought
>Perhaps even acquire one of these new Voekhet designs for study
>Maybe even use
>If I could smirk, I would but alas
>I slowly get to my 'feet', shifting my shoulders as phantom aches plagued my body
>I called my guardians to me and watched as they stalked out of the shadows
>Optics bright in the ever present gloom watch me, scything limbs tucked to their sides
>"Come Sto’ik, Stan’do, time to go.”
>Perhaps old fashion of me to vocalize the command, but oh well
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>>4771127
>After trazyn sent me a dense data packet of what sounded like a howler monkeys mating cry, I gave my vocal emitter a few tests.
>I had trained and modified my own throat to allow me to replicate sounds from memory.
>I Gave a few bestial grunts.
>”Is there a point to this, why not have trazyn just place them into a labyrinth, i have seen him stea-acquire larger items than this in his labyrinths.” Orikan grunted.
>I scoffed. “Orikan, you were on a hot streak but it seems I have to clue you in on something.”
>”None of what we have seen is standard.”
>”From the holes lanced in the nigh impenetrable blackstone, the dead Krorks, the collection of space hulks, the spindle drones leaving the fortress in our care.”
>”It's clear to me that these are the source behind these curiosities, and perhaps a method to avoid the anomalous defenses of this fortress.”
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>>4771783
>That gives him something to think about, in the meantime I walked near the edge.
>And let the ape-like groans of the jokaero slip free from my vocal emitter.
>The booming “HOOOH’s!” And “HAAHA’s!” bouncing and echoing off each surface, it was simian sounds in stereo.
>The group must have thought me mad when I took the hunched low stance of the apes.
>But i did not concern myself with such thoughts.
>Instead I watched the ship stir in its place.
>And saw a singular Jokearo swing off cables with little care of the danger of falling into the chasm below.
>It was rapidly scaling the walls towards me and my group.
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return to monke indeed. Hilarious!
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>>4771807
mmmmmm, monke
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>>4771800
MONKEY FRIEND MONKEY FRIEND MONKEY FRIEND!
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Makes you hope that the monke decided in its spare time to make some sort of universal translator
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>>4771800
Currently watching kong vs godzilla so i just wanted to toss out one more post.

>A strong sinewy ape swung before us, it was small, child size.
>It held up its finger rings towards me, as if about to blast me.
>I heard each pattering slap of its feet as it came closer.
>And quickly, it swiped a banana from my loose grasp, and quickly peeled it with its free feet.
>It gave the fruit a sniff, before scarfing it down greedily.
>It lowered its ring and just started taking as many fruits from my grasp as it could hold in its grip.
>It hugged several pomegranate-like fruits under its chin and scurried to the edge of the pit.
>And let out a series of howls, I can only hope it liked the fruits.
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>>4772064
>Shortly the collection of jokaero came stampeding out of their little ship.
>it was a total of 6 of them.
>Complex machinery implanted in each of their spines, many ringed fingers, strange goggles and wires strung about their small frames all but one.
>There was one that was incredibly imposing as tall as me, just by being on all fours.
>His fur was immaculate, his every limb covered in muscle.
>This apex ape sized me up, instead of plucking fruit from my grasp, it reached out for my wrist.
>My guards were about to strike but I halted them with my free hand.
>The fruit I had been hugging to my body tumbled to the ground as he pulled my arm toward his face.
>He was observing the several Digi-Rings on my left hand, the ones Trazyn had given me 4 centuries prior.
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>>4770506
Why don't you take a trip OP? IDs help but a trip would be easier at a glance.
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>>4772174
Lol, those rings are gonna help and hes gonna get the "SASUGA ANON" moment isnt he.
After all only a MASTER DIVINER can forsee the necessity of dealing with monkeee
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>>4772174
>The great ape let out a babble of grunts and howls that I couldn't for the life of me understand.
>He Turned me around to face one of the Krork corpses and he quickly thumbed the activation button on the ring.
>A Concentrated Superheated beam surged outwards striking a wall, rings of thermal energy feverishly followed after the beam, cooking the air around where the beam had traveled.
>The wall had been MELTED, i didn't even know blackstone could melt!
>And for all that my own finger was only a few degrees hotter after that
>This Greatly pleased the ape as it showed me its maw of teeth, lips pulled back to show gums.
>I was momentarily disturbed but I gave it a quick approving nod.
>The Ape picked up a spikey melon, and took a seat before me, for some reason i felt like he was trying to talk shop with me.
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>I took a seat, before the patriarch ape.
>The ape didn't bother peel his fruit and instead chewed through the skin, or peel of his fruit.
>He Held up a fruit gesturing to me, and made a hand sign with his free hand.
>It is almost like a form of sign language.
>”Oh, yes the fruit!”
>I Paused and began to project a vid capture of the lush biomes from my tombworld.
>This caught his attention.
>He gestured for a few points on the planet that I assume he enjoyed.
>”Do you want to live there?”
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>>4772299
>He gave a nod, and we continued.
>He wanted more food, passage out of the blackstone, and something else.
>The patriarch ape pointed to a few units around the room.
>Each of them happened to be the units i had constructed, the weapon platforms, the canoptek constructs, and some of the new gauss weapons.
>He paused and took something from his back.
>An intricate clockwork device.
>It gave its own projection.
>the projection showed dozens of blue prints, machines being built and then each base component coming apart…
>”You want me to provide you with resources to build?” I made a few projections to try and depict that process.
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>>4772315
>The patriarch howled and gave a happy nod.
>I gave a nod in return, things were going pretty well so far.
>”But there is something we want.”
>I began to make several projections.
>Images of the blackstone operations, moving, flying, Traveling along the sea of stars.
>I showed me and my countless constructs repairing destroyed halls.
>I projected each relic that was once in piles of heaps in organized displays, everything neatly stored within a museum.
>”I want to repair the fortress.” I offered the ape a hand.
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>>4772319
>He remained in deep compilation for several minutes.
>Even his clan of siblings remained mostly quiet, save for the wet juice filled bites into the sweet fruits.
>The patriarch was in deep meditations, occasionally running a thumb over his projection device.
>He flipped the device on.
>And showed me projections of the drones, and a few other constructs I wasn't aware of.
>”D...did you reactivate them?” I was left shocked.
>”Have you been trying to reawaken the fortress?”
>He answered by showing hundreds of systems and mechanisms of the fortress.
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and with that my medicine is kicking in, im going to rest for tonight. despite being pretty tired for most of the day i feel i was able to make sufficient progress today
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>>4772327
tfw Iskar to everyone when somehow negotiations work better then expected
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>>4772356
The fact they are ok with all this happening, that they haven't interjected yet is surprising
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>>4772428
Considering not only the time they could save but also the potential losses that could be incurred because of the Jokaero, ehhh? It's odd nobody else decided to step up to plate, but then again, they did see them use tools to MELT blackstone, a very difficult thing to do under any normal circumstances.
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>>4772428
>>4772569
Also if nothing else, the Necrons watching are getting a good idea of how to do diplomacy with the Jokaero, which is good because they were enemies in the war in heaven, iirc.
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>>4772327
He should also ask for some more direct communication device/translator, he got an agreement, but more could be communicated. They could do it via the implants, just sending short range radio with language data cross-referenced with mathematics, then have conversation to work out context and speech pattern and how they relate to higher context like technical talk.
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>>4771889
>>4771890
>>4772215
>>4772356
>>4772428
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>>4772819
they called me insane, told me it was foolish to try and speak with the apes. And here i am, with an auger guide to the Blackstone fortress and a family of hyper intelligent simians.
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>>4772327
>I heard a stream of expletives coming from Orikan, trazyn, and even the reserved Nehebkau.
>”So you are in possession of one of the fabled auger’s of despair.” That likely wasn't its name
>This device reminded me of an item I had seen in one of the Audiodrama’s, Blackstone Fortress: Augur of Despair.
>A story bearing a device with mapping features into the fortress, Along with who knows how much data on its inner mechanisms.
>Phillias spoke out, i think surprised herself. “You know of such a device Ishskar?”
>I nodded and returned to look upon the patriarch.
>I thought for a moment longer before making a projection of the drones. “Do you know of these constructs?”
>The Patriarch stamped his chest with his closed fist, and pointed to himself.
>Did...no...does he mean?
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>>4773008
Damn these monkeys have HUEG brains.
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>>4772987
HE'S BAAACK!
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>>4773008
>I added the ape himself to projection, making it seem as though he was commanding the guardian and spindel drones.
>The Ape nodded solemnly.
>Orikan snapped. “SO THIS PRIMITIVE WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR KILLING YO-”
>I leveled a stare at orikan and shut him up.
>”Forgive me, my colleagues are...difficult sometimes.”
>”The terms are acceptable, we restore the blackstone together free from harm and you will be free to move about my planet with more resources than you can dream of.” I Made several projections on the ground between to illustrate the meaning of my words, he seemed content with this.
>I offered him my ringed hand.
>And the patriarch took it, giving my hand a firm shake, His kin jumping and hollering in joy no doubt.
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got to head to work, but i had to drop those 2 posts before i headed off.

In other news ive finished like 90% of the Blackstone fortress books, i just need to finish 2 short stories and than fully read through my new liber xenologis
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>>4773027
Stay safe skeletonbro
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>>4773021
out of all the 40k anon stories, I did not expect the necrons to be the ones to practice proper diplomacy
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>>4773065
That's because it's not the Necrons doing it.
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>>4773065
Arent they the most likely one to practice doplmacy depending on the dynasty ?
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>>4773099
Very dependent on the Dynasty
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>>4773021
now this truly is
and big win
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monke bump
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>>4773021
Monke bump
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>>4773363
>>4773368
We don't need to bump here guys

But feel free to do Monkeposts, no bad time to Monkepost
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Based Jokaero
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>>4773419
Hmmm, monkey
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>>4773021
>They Brought up their ship from the hole, The thing was massive.
>But looking at it, it seemed to be the perfect dimension to slip through the halls.
>They invited me into the ship, ensuring the others would not follow.
>The inside of their space was a mess of a lived in workshop.
>Every colorful surface held half dissected weapons, strange welding instruments, and an unorganized collection of parts littering every table surface.
>They had small spaces, grooves between tables, with cushioned spots for them to rest upon.
>I saw the source of the plant fibers, They had a small tree, it seemed to be steadily growing fibrous fruits, they would drop down into baskets.
>They had been feeding upon this kiwi like fruit, there wasn't much else for them in the area to eat.
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>>4773537
Ishkar must had been a god send with the variety of fruits he provided.
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>>4773537
>The Patriarch ape showed me off to the lower deck of the ship.
>There was a series of strange Blackstone consoles, and other jokaero systems cobbled together to form a large holofield interface.
>The Great rose to his full height, he was nearly 9 feet tall upright what had this roided up ape been doing to get to this bulk.
>He began quickly working on the holofield, flicking away unnecessary data and bringing up several floor plans.
>Not floor plans, individual chambers in the Blackstone fortress.
>He Retrieved his clockwork device, removing a small Blackstone pyramid from within.
>He slipped the Blackstone device into a small slot in one of the jokaero machines.
>The machines buzzed with data, and all across the projected chambers new images flared to life, overlaying on the existing map.
>Controls to summon up Drones, or as it seemed, to deactivate them. “You've found a way to hotwire the old system!”
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>>4773595
they were infinitely cloning a kiwi fruit with all the necessary Requirement's to keep themselves fed and fit for who knows how many generations.
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>>4773620
but being offered a variety of new flavors must have been welcome, no? And I wonder if Ishkar can produce seed of other fruits to add to his tombworld's jungle biomes.
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>>4773620
Wouldn't you get tired of eating the same old same old piece of fruits for decades? Sure, you could try grilling it, dehydrating it, making smoothies, fruit salads, but there comes a point where eating the same thing in different ways gets bland.
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>>4773021
>>Orikan snapped. “SO THIS PRIMITIVE WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR KILLING YO-”
Legit LOL at this. Orikan being sassy is pretty funny.
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>>4773613
>He thumbed an alien rune on the display, and the eyes of each drone went dark.
>He had deactivated the drones systems.
>My jaw would have hit the floor had I been capable.
>After a few minutes I pulled up my own projection.
>I asked him to lead us to the heart of the blackstone.
>He paused and turned to his display.
>Going over his systems he began pulling up a wider view of the blackstones snaking networks.
>And presented a map leading to the innermost section of the blackstone, but it seems as though he had no control over the centermost corridors of the fortress.
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>>4774086
>That was still a hundreds or so miles worth of fortress that we would have to look through, but this was excellent.
>The reason why i hadn't just bore into the central column was i had no idea what i could be damaging in the process.
>But now we had a crystal clear path to get to the center without damaging the fortress.
>I Looked over the charts, following the pathways, making a mental copy.
>He led me out, and asked that all of us follow his vessel.
>I nodded and was placed back onto the ledge.
>The jokaero ship floated into the hall, now awaiting us...
>Fuck...How was i going to get all these necrons to the other side.
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>>4774133
>I remembered for once I had my harp.
>I surged power from my orb matrix, and strummed the The Fortification Cord.
>The blast of sonic force transmuted the ledge, extending it out half way over the pit.
>And it solidified into a long archway.
>I continued along the pathway, and in a few minutes I had a perfectly stable and sturdy blackstone walkway into the next chamber.
>The warriors followed after me as we moved at the behest of the jokaero ship.
>I could swear I heard orikan curse me under his breath.
>I didn't mind much.
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>>4774450
>We traveled for several hours, the ship was in constant motion.
>We could see that the halls had been painstakingly cut in ways to allow the ship to move freely.
>Just how long had these jokaero been denizens of this ship?
>Questions for later.
>Occasionally they would warn of us snares or other traps laid out.
>Pressure plates, or unstable floors.
>After 2 weeks of walking through hundreds of chambers, myriads of maglevs, untold machinery, mountain sized pyramids, and so many more constructions within the Blackstone we were nearing the inner sanctums.
>We Reached a Long chamber, one who’s every surface was polished to a clear reflective sheen.
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>>4774525
>My mind was buzzing with static, constantly drumming with it.
>It was pulsing louder the more I stood in the room.
>My legs didn't move by my own will, I broke from the rest of the group.
>Something in these walls called to me.
>I stared into a billion of reflections.
>None of them a necron.
>I stared into a face I had not seen in Four Hundred Seven Two years.
>I was staring into my own reflection, not ishskar, but my human face.
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>>4774636
>I touched my reflection, looking over my every feature.
>My Messy hair, My eyes' mundane color, the pigment of my skin, the length of my nails, the shape of my arms, the small gut I had.
>I wasn't much of a looker, but it was a body I could be myself in.
>I felt hungry, I wanted to head back downstairs and have some leftover donuts.
>I saw my reflections walk through my old home, calling off to someone else.
>Muffled though it was, I could hear myself speaking, I saw my younger sister walking to the fridge, I reached for her but my hand hit the wall.
>I...no my reflection walked to my mother, asking if she’d like to visit the park later in the day, I even offered to invite my older sister, we could have my nieces and nephew join us.
>The reflection blurred for a moment, things changed.
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>>4774642
>I saw another human thing, no a chaos thing.
>I saw a bone thin thing covered in brands of each of the blighted chaos gods, it had my facial features but it was so...changed.
>The thing that was me but not, was adorned in Warped Terminator war gear, every edge sharpened for deadly intent.
>I was wielding a twisted blade, it radiated with vile energies, screaming faces warping across the surface.
>My blade was known as Drach'nyen, a prize I had claimed in ages long gone.
>I was amongst my congregations of neverborn brethren, my horrid daemons scheming, whispering, and constantly offering up horrid powers.
>A Greater Bloodthirster demanding i let them slip free to Murder Baal.
>A Lord of Change asking that I direct its Æonic Scepter to Burn Fenris.
>A Putricent Great Unclean one asking me to bring Virus Bombs to Macragge.
>A Sensual Keeper of Secrets offering itself to me so that I may Break Medusa.
>I scoured the lot of them, we had the Blackstone to claim
>My vision blurred and reality shifted.
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>>4774644
>The reflection I saw was human.
>Different from my own, Head shaved, aquila emblazoned upon its forehead.
>I saw him toiling up a near endless stream of stairs.
>Banners of billions of houses, an endlessly massive ceiling for which i could not see extended beyond anyone's comprehension.
>Rows of martyr skulls lie upon plinths leading towards the massive golden mural in the distance.
>The eternity gate was a spectacle which few denizens of the imperial palace would ever have the privilege to look upon, spiral mosaics, the snaking form of a draconic beast, falling by the will of the master of mankind, cherubs already singing his praises.
>I wept as I continued up the endless stairs, my legs in agony as I climbed, the great knights of golden radiance nodded to me as I was somehow moving closer to that beautiful door that no human deserved to ever pass through.
>I was to meet with his lordship of holiest terra.
>As I finally reached the top of the staircase, his master's custodes guided me along into the inner sanctum.
>I came to tell my lord of Starforts
>My eyes blinded by the golden light that overtook me.
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>>4774647
>I was elsewhere, dozing off.
>I was Asuryani, my long ears, my slender form, the great robes that adorned my body.
>I was lazing on a field of grass, looking off to the domed ceiling, the void outside of the craftworld a beautiful but terrifying expanse.
>I could hear the stamping footsteps of my venerable ancestor, and another.
>The first construct of wraithbone, and cold gemstones, a wraithseer looking at me.
>The second, a Bonesinger, she was a close friend.
>The trio of us spoke for hours, speaking of the future, talking on all matters of possibilities, I spoke of a black gift in the void, the Talismans of Vaul.
>That reality faded from me.
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>>4774650
>For unknown times I stared, I saw into a billion realities, some not my own.
>Cups held within hands, Mothers comforting sons, Bones shaped in new ways, Ships feeding upon worlds, souls merging into others.
>My head rocked, vibrating, pulsing with infinite reality.
>I felt i was dying, losing myself in the endless sea of possibility.
>Every Audiobook, Every Anthology, Every Animation, Every Collection, Every Codex, Every Core Rulebook, Every Drama, Every Miniature, Every PDF, Every Poster, Every Series, Every Store.
>All the information I had known about this reality pulsed painfully through my brain all at once, each fighting for dominance.
>One line pounding loudly above all.
>A passage from a book I had purchased in a different time.
>‘It is a dimensional mirror,’ said Alpha Primus. ‘We see a representation of reality as it might have been, had fate taken another course.’
>I Had stared into an abyss and it had stared back
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>>4774653
Oh Nooooooo
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Forgot to mention it, got too caught up in writing, But as >>4774525 we hit 400 posts of this story.

I've been really excited to write this part for quite, and i think i lived up to my own expectations.

Tomorrow i should have some free time in the morning to write a bit, so ill def try and keep the momentum i had in these last few post. For now I'm going to get some rest.

Please do let me know what you thought of these last few parts, i Genuinely would love to hear what you folks thought.
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>>4774675
I think it's the perfect level of trippy for the sort of "transitory scene" we're in, and an interesting thought to explore. though I have my doubts that anon would survive craftworld politics.
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listenimg to kaine salvation when reading this part is making me feel things
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>>4767700
>fungus
>hair
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>>4774882
you.... you do realize that there are ork models with ponytails, right?

congratulations on lording yourself over people despite not knowing shit lmao.
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>>4774895
hair squigs, mate
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>>4774895
Orks are fully bald, and squigs come in many forms. Orks make do.
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>>4766629
This isn’t a quest.
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>>4766629
holy fuck you did it
you have managed to shitpost an entire thread to shill another board
collaborative story writing is no quest you insufferable faggot
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Just finished reading up, this story is dope, looking forward to more.
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>>4766675
>>4766629
>>4774998
>>4775000
From the /qst/ sticky:
>In a quest there is a single author who controls the plot of the story and who drives the creative process. They can choose to take suggestions from other posters, or not, at their sole discretion.
The thread is fine based just on these statements, since OP is the one driving the story forward and writing it.

On the other hand:
>If you do not intend to run a collaborative story, do not post a thread here!
The collaborative element of most quests is active audience participation (rolling for things, drawfaggotry, etc). Go to any other /qst/ thread and you'll see these elements. I don't see that sort of collaboration happening here - it's all just OP's writefaggotry, with other stories happening concurrently but not affecting the original plotline. Thus it is not a quest, and the thread shouldn't be in /qst/.
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>>4775041
Yep
Worst part is the fag who was whining back on /tg/ cherrypicked the first part of the sticky and claimed its a quest, you can bend that first part so much to make a lot of non quest things be classified as quests
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>>4775041
we all hate the bastard that bitchend and moaned at the mods, what a faggot
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>>4775041
as far is i'm concerned, as long as the story isen't takendown, it'll probably be fine
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>>4774914
>>4774966
I'm aware that it's actually just a squig, but the dude was being a pratt, implying they don't have hair and trying to act all superior and shit.
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>>4774653
If the other Necrons can se in the mirror, I winder what Orikan would see when combined with his existing powers.
What would the other Necrons see, a non caser ridden version of the Necrontyr, ones who had been helped by the Old ones. One where Orikan‘s warning was taken seriously. Maybe anither where the Silent king never left or put them into the great sleep.
Imagine one where Orikan and Trazyn are actually the best of friends, imagine that awkward shared look between the two.
Would be very interesting.
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I like the story. It has heart. Sure, some times it has not been all that proofread or grammatically sound, but the ideas have been good. Dimensional mirror part was kino.

And while I didn't particularly like all the imposition of the extra side-stories and fluff, I didn't get my jimmies rustled either since Cryptek Anon didn't let it go to his head or let it take over the story. Just a shame that some people have arbitrarily booted it right off /tg/ even if the subject matter is /tg/ through and through. Just the usual writefaggotry, really.

Oh well, it could have been worse. The anal mod could have banished it to /lit/ or any other board that does writefaggotry.
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>Agakhet and Phillias tore me from the mirror, reality struggling to take a hold of me once more, why were they unaffected?
>I could feel my chest heaving, breathing heavily, these were unconscious actions I took, left over from when I still drew breath.
>They were trying to grab my attention, but my ears were still ringing with static.
>I was tossed atop one of the Grav platforms and quickly moved towards the exit.
>I could still see reflections in the ceiling as we made way for the doors.
>Life as a Harlequin, learning esoteric lores and plundering the depths of the black library.
>A Kunnin and Brutal Life as a Mek Boi, assembling dozens of Rolla’s fit for a WAGHHHH BOSS.
>A Long life serving under the emissary, fighting against the dark princes forces to claim the last crone sword.
>A Neutered existence floating in amniotic fluid as I waged war as Warhound titan, Laying waste to hundreds with a single devastating blast from my Turbo Laser array.
>A ghost within a shell, a suit of sky blue ceramite armor, bringing warp fire to all those of Fenris.
>A short survival under the greater good, I was to mount an offensive within Ta'unar Supremacy Armour, to defend my home world from the oncoming swarm.
>A Debauched existence as a genestealer hybrid, procreating, adding to the family, the Four-Armed Emperor would be pleased as my progeny spread beyond the stars.
>Life as a star god, gorging myself upon the souls of the god things of the aeldari, suckinling the vitae fire from Khaine the bloody handed, new legions of necron warriors rising from my new conquests, tomb worlds by the thousands waking at my behest.
>One Being soaring above the untold billions, Feasting and consuming all, butchering humanity with bio weapons and taloned appendages, a wonderful existence as Tyranid Harridan.
>Endless existence, Endless hunger, Endless Minds spanning the size of the universe, Chasing embers in the void beyond galaxies, a milky looking cosmos I planned to swallow whole.
>My consciousness slipped from me.
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>>4775105
He's here!
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>>4775105
and now he questions if he ever was a human. long long ago ...he's going to have to accept that he is far more of an anomaly than he thought he was in the first place... which is interesting
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>>4775105
>Be Jokaero Patriarch of my small tribe of young.
>I am known as Fiore-Vaux, But to these young I am known as Elder Big One.
>My tribe was not always this small, and I was not always known as the Elder Big one.
>There had been a time when there were other such tribes within the fortress, Each held dozens of our kinds.
>When inspiration and ingenuity were in great supply, Generations of my kind have lived and died in the Blackstone.
>In time before even my eldest ancestors we were told of our forefathers breaking free of the shackles of the Krorks, and defending their homes from their slower dimwitted ancestors.
>That was another age, we had lost many generations, amongst the last eldars.
>And all I have to show for my many years is the inspiration of others, their ancient unknowable creations filling my own form.
>I Have held onto the relics of the tribes long gone.
>The Vessel of Agrham-Kash and his Tribes last Son
>The Body of Meresh-Orik and his Tribes 2 young daughters
>The Aegis of Inspiration of the Elusive and insane Bratro-Sirt and his Sickly son.
>My Tribes Wellspring of Fiber fruit, and my Great Grandson.
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>>4775273
>Bratro-Sirt had claimed his Inspiration would not stop, Claiming he had found a ceaseless muse.
>A device born of the Stone, The Aegis of Inspiration, a machine for which he claimed could be used to move this stone we had called home.
>In his madness he went into isolation, altering and dealing with machinery not meant for the hands of us, this device was made by a most wrathful and long gone creator whose name is lost to us.
>The Stone we had called home from generations had been tormented, Its long dormant defenders stirring.
>One by one The tribes fell as all manner of changes afflicted the home we had known.
>Changing it, Removing the rules that governed it.
>Stripped us of the defenses that had made us capable of living in such a place.
>Forces had mustered against Bratro-Sirt, and I had donned the Body of Meresh-Orik, swelling my form with unnatural Physique and killing the fiend Bratro-Sirt, but those that had joined me in the war had lost their lives.
>Many more died before I discovered how to rest control of the Aegis of Inspiration, I had created a safe haven, but those who would inherit it were few.
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>>4775308
resourceful monkey, but how did he know where the black stone fortress was?
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>>4775317
they were in it, they've been living inside it for god knows how long.
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>>4775317
Kinda implied that he and the tribes have lived on it forever.
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>Years came to pass us by and we have used The Aegis of Inspiration to gain new insights into the fortress.
>We Could conjure forth its guardians for our own usages, We discovered inner sanctums, thought lost by our ancestors.
>We Traveled across the blackstone, merely surviving.
>The inspiration of my ancestors lost to us.
>So long had we been in the fortress we began to believe a quiet existence in the derelict fortress was all that was left for us.
>Until an ancient enemy came to the fortress, constructs made of a strange metal and weapons made of the stone of the fortress.
>We had motes of knowledge of them, Genetic memory of them, but I dared not start war with them if i did not need to.
>So I hid my family deeper, prepared many traps, almost all were easily avoided or outright ignored by these individuals, and so when they came in greater numbers I summoned the drones.
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Our Cryptek interacting with the distressed Jakaero:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M69Sn3OERZo
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>>4775335
Broooooooooooo!
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>>4775335
>Two drones was not enough, I was readying the group to leave but their numbers were far too much.
>We would not be able to escape.
>I removed the brakes on the maglev, and allowed it to crash hoping it would slow them.
>These machine men, we could not see them on our monitors, only picking them up on motion sensors tucked within the walls.
>I was preparing the systems of the Vessel, readying for war, when the Sirt the younger left the vessel, called by the sound of another elder Jokaero, i did not believe it.
>He communed with the metal warrior, a leader of theirs, and called to us.
>The Metal man had brought blessed nutrition, a confectionary meal, something that had no reason to smell so sweet, My kin ate happily, joy overcame them, i had forgotten the look of their smiling faces.
>I would make a deal with this sage enemy.
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>As I made my approach, something caught my attention, this mono eyed enemy.
>He wore a ring of a forefather, so intricate in design, so inspired in its beauty.
>I took his hand and released the devastating force upon one such wall.
>The beam that it had fired was some sort of maximized thermal lance that would reduce any to not but liquid.
>With the ring of the ancestors, I approved of him, taking a seat and gorging myself in the sweet, and tangy sourness of these “Fruits?”
>We spoke of dealings, promise of blue skies, vast organic foliage, a planet where we would be free, the promise of even more of these sweet fruits.
>My kin eating away were at the verge of tears, my grandson sniffing, mucus leaking from overstimulated senses.
>I couldn't not refuse and indeed asked for more.
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>>4775556
>I asked for access to his constructs, more resources, other means of inspiration so that my kin and their descendants may prosper.
>We spoke at further length, and I showed him the power of the Aegis of Inspiration.
>He was eager to learn from it, though he did not plan to take the aegis from me.
>He instead had aims to RESTORE the fortress, generations of mine had tried to reach its innermost sanctum.
>But our cruel creator prevented us from ever entering its depth, the stories of less inspired minds plunging to their deaths trying to uncover the fortress's heart.
>But this man, this single eyes machine, showed me images of the fortress in movement, sailing the great sea of lights.
>This one could in fact awaken the great machine from its ages of slumber.
>He would Bring our home of stone to his world.
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>>4775562
imagine his shock when ish had a stroke XD
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Reject necron return to monke
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>I showed them the way to the heart of our world and they followed us on the long journey to the core.
>They had little issue warding off the maledictions of the mind, or the other gravitational disruption.
>We did eventually reach the realm of reflection, one of the last chambers before reaching the Blackstone's heart, many a great elder or foolish uninspired would come to this chamber in ages past to glimpse unknowables.
>Bratro-Sirt, had been one such fool, his madness consumed him here.
>I did not believe these men of metal would succumb to this room's insanity, but from the safety of our ship we could no longer hear our companions follow.
>We headed to the next chamber and rapidly dismounted, the sage was entranced by the reflection.
>me and my kin called, cried and screamed at his foolish allies to save him before madness would take him.
>They did eventually tear him away, but in the end he was babbling gibberish.
>He spoke in a tongue our geneforged minds instantly understand.
>Words of our ancient and forgotten creator, a tongue that no Jokaero had heard since the time before our forefathers.
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>>4775634
>We dragged him to the final chamber, an empty expanse of nothing for which we could not enter.
>We directed them to a final gate way.
>His words of creation spilling out and lighting the shrouded room, mile wide runes powering up.
>He was activating ancient unknowable machines with his words.
>What manner of Old one could speak such powerful words.
>We could see the gateway opening.
>For a moment I considered stepping into the chamber, but recoiled instead.
>In the past we had seen any manner of life perishing trying to enter, subservient races could not cross the threshold of this passage, not without whatever insight these immortals had.
>I saw them disappear into the gate.
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>>4775637
M-monkey bro....
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>>4775637
I hope Ish is ok
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>>4775637
Damn bro...
How in the WARP.
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>>4775933
soul mirror is a helluva drug, my guy
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>Need to wake up.
>Feel extremely cold actually, and everything feels stiff.
>When I finally take a peek around I find that i'm not alone.
>Two Silver colored skeletal figures stand to either side of me, their backs to me, they haven't noticed me yet.
>It takes me a second to identify what the hell they are.
>Executioner Phillias and Trazyn speaking to one another.
>Oh shit it's this routine AGAIN.
>My head feels like it's been all over the place.
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>>4776116
here is trazyn trying to save the most prized piece of his future colection
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>>4776116
Ishkar?
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>>4776137
yes
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>>4776116
This the third, fourth time he's woken up like this?
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>>4776147
fourth, i think
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>>4776116
Oh shit, here we go again
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>>4776166
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>>4776116

Play while Reading: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mpoZ4IeKfew

>I Quickly surged a sliver of the power of the Resurrection orb through my various subsystems and neural matrices to get me back to a good point.
>Nehebkau and Agakhet spoke in unison noticing me spark to life. “Ishskar has risen!”
>The assembly of necrons turned to me.
>Rubbing my temple I looked around. “I wasn't out for too long was i?”
>Orikan spoke up. “A few minutes at best, we have reached the inner sanctum of the fortress.”
>That got me up.
>”We have traveled into this…” He gestured to the chamber around us.
>It was an expanse of stairways and battered expanses of dilapidated columns.
>I could hear a tune playing in the distance, though no one else seemed to hear it.
>Was the Blackstone singing to me?
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>>4776211
well this can't be good
methinks homeboy has some warp beasts that want to eat him
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Am calling it... He be an Old One soul, or a timeless creature, or a MF pure uncoded soul or some shit. Limitless potential crammed into a tiny, itsy-bitsy drop of soulstuff... Or just retard, witch would be lovely xD
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>>4776211
Amazing
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>>4776235
last option, your boy is just a nerd and nothing more, Kek.

Hella lore, and the right circumstances put him in the position where he is. Though i only illustrated the core 40k races, he definitely had a chance to experience exitance as one of everything. You even saw him as the tyranid hive mind for in one line. What im saying is he experienced the brief reality of being some of the greater beings in the lore, tiny bit of insanity carried over when he was pulled from that mirror.
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>>4776245
let's hope he dosen't end up completely like a mad babbleing idiot
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Hell yea xD But the bit about him seeing basically every option makes you wonder right? If the mirror is suposed to show you alternate futures, and he is suposedly a human soul, shouldnt most of the options be human? If we take him being a necron now as an outlier case, since he thinks of himself as hooman INSIDE a necron then it wouldn't it be kinda logical for the mirror to show him alternatives of human lives?

(Just grifting :P Love the story man <3 Put them fear of Spooky, scery Metalcrons into dem filthy organics! Necrodermis reigns supreme!!!)
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>>4776245
so... a necron with a human soul that is now tainted by warpy bullshit, this isn't going to end well .
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>>4776271
Pretty sure its the reason he can go C'tan state, and that state is probably resetting/healing/protecting his soul each time he does it.
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>When the maglev was launched I stuck the landing
>... And so too did the praetorians... and the lych guards... and Orikan... and a few of the deathmarks stuck it as well.
>Mask felled on his deathmask which was funny, Recorded that shit
>Ish managed to synthesize 'fruits' and got the Jokaero to come out...
>Just going to make this report short
>We now have Jokaero allies to help navigate us through this labyrinth
>The other news is that Ish promised the Jokaero a place on our homeworld, resources, and a lot of 'inspiration'.
>Deathmakrs were oddly cool with this
>... Shards fucking dam it now they are making 'Planet of the Apes' references...
>However as we were navigating this fortress to get to its core I noticed the mirrors
>My reflection wasn't there just a blurry silhouette that looked... wrong
>I also felt an immeasurable hatred against that reflection, for reasons I don't know why
>After a few minutes one Jokaero noticed Ish was missing (how the fuck did that happen!?)
>They immediately pleaded for us to save us from the mirrors of madness...
>when we found him... he looked catatonic, he was alive but seemed to be drifting off in hs own thoughts
>I was worried, but a few of our necrons carried him along
>I could hear mumblings... though what he was saying was untranslatable
>When we got to the room the Jokaero couldn't enter, but Ish's ramblings seemed to somehow activate the blackstone fortress
>I was confused as hell (much like many other necrons) as a 'gate' seemed to transmit us necrons to a larger room
>There was... music?
>Where it was coming from was unknown to me...
>... When Ish awakened he said he heard the music as well.
>But none of the other necrons said they heard music...?
>... The shards is happening right now.
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>>4776323
>Shards fucking dam it now they are making 'Planet of the Apes' references...
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>>4776298
sure but its more fun to imagine Ish as a necron version of noise marine looking like Eddy in powerslave with a guitar on his back
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>>4776211
>The tune was...fragmented, but still had a somber mood.
>I directed the others to follow, instinctively shushing them.
>A white light filtered in from everywhere yet there was no discernable source.
>We climbed past ruined statues, of indiscernible nature.
>Shattered walls. Blasted through and erased any information, I silently threatened to not dare touch anything.
>We walked along ancient walkways, marked with runes of which my mind occasionally guessed at.
>The others kept asking me what i was saying, claiming the words i was speaking were turning the fortress on.
>I Didn't know what they were talking about, and kept pressing onwards, runes lighting with each step I took towards the furthest depths of the fortress.
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Is Cup Anon reincarnated from Cryptek Anon?
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>>4776381
>We're reaching the end now, the sight of a final station on the horizon.
>More we traversed.
>Ancient blackstone weapons, positively charged discarded.
>Husks of reptilian skeletal things sat sentinel every few dozen miles.
>Trazyn said something about the slann, to which I did not respond.
>The song was growing louder now.
>The fortress had heard me say something after I stared into reality.
>It thought I was its master, come to finally claim her, to restore her.
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>>4776386
no but i thought it would be near to reference some of the other stories from /tg/
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>>4776388
Time to waifu the Starfortress
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>>4776431
Gajinka time
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>>4776388

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJWksPWDKOc&t=22152s

>The consoles were many, ancient mechanisms made for greater hands than mine.
>Colossal creator deities once sat at these terminals, and so i to took my seat upon them.
>I didn't know what I was doing, Slipping my hand into massive slits in the surfaces, feeling oily ichors from within, I felt them suddenly solidify, my arms unable to move out.
>I told the others not to move and not to worry, and I turned the latches.
>Grills in some far distant ceiling came rushing down.
>Black oil came to drown us, some fought it, others did not.
>The oil spilled over the edge, and I could hear the blackstones song rise.
>We were overtaken by the ichor, frozen in as every inch of this impossible room began to fill.
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>I remained awake, unable to breath, but still able to think, and wait.
>I heard the voice of the fortress, its song still in my mind.
>Whispering to me its secrets, guiding me to bringing her online.
>I listened intently, what keys to enter, what dials to turn, What systems need fixing.
>Data streamed into my consciousness, had it been my soul, or this metal brain that had gained this knowledge?
>All I could do was digest this knowledge, reciting in my mind what it was that needed to be done.
>And so we waited for the room to fill with the oil.
>For when it was full, reality would take hold in this chamber.
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>>4776460
>And we waited for hours, so many of them, It felt like ages, weeks even, then months came to pass, a century is how much time i had spent learning all there was.
>And then I heard the clinking metal of my cape rattle behind me, movement restored after a century of waiting.
>The other necrons were confused, but I had no time for that.
>I had been possessed with insight.
>I wasted no seconds in quickly raising the machine awake.
>Pieces of my consciousness streamed into the myriad consoles as I stabbed my tail output into a newly made port in the terminal.
>These were ancient systems I did not fully grasp but I was invigorated.
>I was learning this living system, conversing with it as I started it, a vast intelligence impossibly old.
>Together our consciousness Meshed into one another, where a tech priest or Hertek would have tried to overpower and work around the myriad of systems, I joined it, embracing it.
>Tectonic beauty of Blackstone, metal, and far far far more held within it.
>A consciousness vast yet separated from the warp, possessing great machinery to manipulate it the weave of reality with sciences and sorceries.
>With her enhanced touch I was able to assert my signal onto all of the skorpoids, canoptek constructs, and Drones..
>Work was to be done to fully return her to operating capacity.
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>>4776483
Blackstone Fortress shipwaifu get.
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>Time Dilation was removed from this chamber, and instead applied elsewhere in the fortress.
>The Jokaero had perhaps seen us leave only a few hours ago, but a full century had passed within this innermost sanctum.
>I Informed the others that soon I would wake the fortress fully.
>They all questioned me, asking how I had done such, and why I had insisted on constantly uttering that Unintelligible audio from my secondary vocal emitter.
>So that was where it was coming from.
>My mind had been altered after looking into the dimensional mirror, mortal beings would have become confused and gone completely insane.
>Maybe I already had, or maybe I hadn't, my mind was already fractured.
>I commanded every construct to begin the Great work.
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>>4776494
2nd Primarch Quest has a shipfu too. Common theme in 40k things here.
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>>4776498
Well thats just rhe perfect combination, a warp based soul since the Old ones got warp knowledge down to a superscience just like how the Necrons know there stuff with temporal and engery manipulation and construction, and a Necron machine mind designed for processing snd storing such immense amounts of data that the minds that would normal come from simply can’t take.
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>I ORDERED Nehebkau and Orikan the two Chronomancers down to assist the constructs.
>Orikan raged against me, letting me know what he thought of him ordering me around.
>Phillias stopped him from hurling insults at me and had him go and do as asked at threat of bodily damage.
>The Two Chronomancers were to cast the largest version of Zatoth’s Harmonious Sphere in the areas in which the Canoptek constructs occupied during their works.
>I had already planted the complex miles worth of engram data into their matrices, meaning they would make quick work of repairing the ancient systems.
>Their time bubble would see that work be done within the fraction of the time.
>I ORDERED Phillias to gather all the Metallic ships to one end of the ship.
>She half raised her Relic Warscythe to me, but let it go.
>All those resources would be needed to ensure the Millions of years of plundering and damage would be undone, Phillias knew this, and opted to not murder me for once.
>As for Trazyn, i asked that he capture the Jokaero in their ship within one of his Tesseracts.
>And to bring them to me, as to allow them to assist me.
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>>4776531
Well that is rathe rude to just capture the guess you made a good deal with, thought he is being fully consumed by the knowledge, so it might take a while to go back to normal.
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>>4776542
im mostly going off the fact they couldn't enter that chamber at risk of death. and this is a quick and easy way to cheat that problem.
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>When the Jokaero released within the command center they were in awe, they had been given access into the heart of the fortress command space.
>They would help for a scant few decades, helping construct additional command terminals, and allowing me to take possession of their so called “Ageis Of Inspiration.”
>I Had more intimate control of the defenses of the outer sections of the fortresses defenses.
>After the first century, we had pulled the hulks into range of the fortresses' grip and dismantled the clusters of Orkiod, and Xenos vessels, leaving only the organic vessels and that of the Aeldari.
>The 2nd century had ensured Nehebkau and Orikan had sped up the process of Restoring the Damage that wracked the many Facilities and the power network, both Chronomancer had spent well over a Millenia worth of effort to maintain the bubble and speed up the work to our perception.
>The 3rd century saw the Jokaero returning to a tesseract, and had seen every vessel not in search of the other fortresses brought into the starfort.
>The 4th century saw to it that we had brought its Ancient Shields and tractor beams online, which were promptly used to bring every single non-organic ship into our starfort for diction and “Resource Acquisition.”
>And 72 Years after that, the Blackstone was awoken, A Five Hundred Seventy two year affair for us necrons, and a far longer time for our chronomancers.
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and with that i think ill go ahead and get some well deserved rest. let me know what you folks thought.

Oh yeah ish is now 1044 after all that, so hes a pretty old man now.
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man, I am loving all of this. Please keep up the great work.
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>>4776695
Hopefully Fiore-Vaux Survived all that time, would be pretty sad if he didn’t.
But I bet there are more Jokaero now.
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>>4776730
He totally did, and there probably will be. There is like 0 reports what so ever on jokaero life spans(i even have Liber Xenologis which hardley tells me much beyond the Jokaero being able to open passages in the blackstone and mess with its tech) , but seeing as literally everyone else from the war in heaven is long lived, a cool 2000+ year life span doesn't seem all to bad for these techno Monkeys.
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Bro this shit is crazy and I love every second of it, keep it up.
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>>4776746
And I bet it they wanted to they could use their tech to make it even longer, some regeneration wand or some auto-dock, maybe some healing and anti-aging nanites.
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>>4776746
Also hope that the Blackstone Fortress has some food processor system for any organic crew, would be a big oversight by the old ones and/or Vaul (if he had a hand in making them).
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did the old ones eat? (being serious, not really a 40k nerd)
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>>4776802
Probably used to, then they ascended to pure warp energy as some pouts because they learnt that much about psychic powers and the warp. So they probably ate just cause, but that didn’t mean the Eldar, Krok, Jokaerao and their other creations didn’t need to.
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>>4776700
I loved this part of the story.
(Posting this at work sorry if Id is different)
but I do have a singular question... What are you going to call her (the fitness, and will you give her a way to verbally speak)? Also you might want to apologize to phillas and orikan. Best not to rock the boat with those two...
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>>4777164
The *fortress
Fucking auto correct...
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>After the blackstone was awoken my mind haze and the voice fortress evaporated.
>It had been intoxicating, i suppose i understood orikan more when he had the voice of vishani guiding him in “The Infinite and the Divine” Story, all that knowledge went to my head.
> And it started hitting me in waves how much i had fucked up.
>Yes the blackstone fortress is operational now, but i nearly got myself killed ordering both Orikan and Phillias around.
>I apologized to Phillias, Informing her I simply lost myself in all the research I had been conducting, the fortress had compromised my better judgment for a period.
>When I approached orikan, he seemed impatient.
>”Now then I believe you owe me some answers, I have incurred 2 life debts reversing the timeline to allow you to still annoy me with your continued existence.” Orikan Snapped.
>I let out a drawn out sigh. “Yes I suppose after this endeavor you will start helping yourself to all the research you can find to start your path to achieving that form of light.”
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>>4777285
Minor Passage Spoiler for The Infinite and the Divine:

>”There will be a thoughtform being that will come to reside within you orikan.”
>”One who will push your studies into the heights of Astromancy, Chronomancy, Datamancy, and finally Voidmancy.”
>”When the stars are just right you will be able achieve this form, but you need to read up on many texts.”
>”The Vishanic Manuscripts Digital copies will be a guide for you Orikan, You will only Read them, I will be the one to decide when you are ready to collect any trinkets to progress your studies.”
>”The pursuit of planets and Artifacts from other Dynasties will be forbidden to you orikan.”
>”And to ensure you don't go looking where you don't belong I've prepared something.”
>I tapped my throat, playing an audio clip from “The Infinite and the Divine.”
>A Consequence of things to come should orikan follow the path of a scoundrel.
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>>4777285
He is risen!
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>>4777351
oh shidd
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>>4777351
Yeeeeeessssss
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>>4777351
Who wants to take bets he still manages to fuck this up and blow up a gallery on Solemnace?
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>>4777636
should also warn trazyn about the bell that will toll 13 times and yeet a good part of his collection
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>Orikan ran a hand over his chin. “The Vishanic Manuscripts, I am unfamiliar with these texts.”
>I snickered. “The Ammunos Dynasty is where you will find such records, I'm warning you now…”
>”Trying to seek out that dynasties mysterious will only propel you to a violent end, or corruption.” I flashed a projection of a depiction of orikan as a Flayed.
>The image unsettled him, turning his ocular away, warding his face from the horrific image.
>He hurriedly lowered his arms, trying to return his composure ”That can't be, I have closed myself to such possibilities.”
>This was true, but scaring him with this lie could steer him clear of doing something stupid.
>I hammered the lie in further ”There are only a handful of necrons who are immune to the viruses, and I can assure you, YOU.ARE.NOT.ONE.OF.THEM.”
>This gave him a lot to think about.
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>>4777839
Ishkar finally grows some balls and does a bit more manipulation, nice.
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>>4777839
nice
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me no like flayed ones
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>>4777839
ah, this is a pleasant place and pace...
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OH FUCK THAT'S RIGHT SZERAZ WANTS TO MEET YOU! (worse part is he and orikan and he share the same goal...!)

OH FUCK!!!
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>>4777839
>With last minute tests settled and final preparations made, I headed back to the bridge of the starfort.
>My void crew, pilots, and Agakhet, my personal Lychguard of all people, would help me pilot the great vessel.
>Its lower haff moved in counter to its upper half, and after a single slow rotation the vessel began to move onwards.
>Once more I connected my input into a port in the console.
>I informed the ship we were in search of her 5 other sister starforts within the systems, letting her know that they were all alive, power on but defenses most likely in a state of disrepair.
>She informed me with her restored systems she could indeed locate the other fortresses within a certain range.
>The power of our combined augers could double our sensor sweeps to an area of around a thousand light years.
>We Could maybe find another Fortress in a relatively short amount of time holy shit, is...is this how Abaddon was able to pinpoint where each of the fortresses were?
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>>4778003
da-yum. she's one fine ass ho.
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>We sailed for several decades before we received one ping.
>Our sensors picked up something at the very edge of our auger sweeps.
>A slight fluctuating power signatures, these readings were consistent with what information the ships data banks had on other fortresses.
>We closed in on the fortress with all haste.
>Life signs were picked up, a few hundred of them actually.
>We also picked up ship signs...
>There was aeldari abroad.
>Fuck, HOW DID THESE BITCHES COME ACROSS ONE OF THESE!
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>>4778312
Hope the Jokaero can share in the disproval of the Eldars disrespect of the Old ones by stealing the webway. Might be more humiliating to the pointy ears if Fiore-Vaux can add some criticism to the call when its made.
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>>4778328
Ok seriously who is Fiore-Vaux... I try to google him but nothing appears.
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>>4778362
Just a made up ape name. All the jokaero names are made up.
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>>4778362
The big monkey nerd anon made a deal with
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>>4778369
Oh thank fuck I thought I missed some part of 40k lore...

Also HOLY FUCK WE GOT KNIFE EARS!
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>>4778377
I've got money on a little fledgling farseer who fears a single eye.
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>>4778412
Reasonable assumption, here’s hoping the Fortresses defenses slow them down
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LET'S GOOOOO.
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The only good knife ear is a dead knife ear
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>We closed in on the Gethsemane Sub-sector, stopping our approach at the edge whatever scanning arrays could be done.
>I pulled my input from the command console, slamming a closed fist hard on the surface.
>This was seriously bad, WE CANNOT let the Aeldari get a single fortress, ESPECIALLY during their height of power.
>This isn't fair, they weren't supposed to know anything about this!
>I let out a deep breath, trying to regain my composure as I turned to face Phillias.
>”My Executioner, permission to break the informal non aggression act with the aeldari.” I blurted.
>My chronosense whirred hard, trying to make a follow up that would appeal to her wants.
>With her being a constant presence in my life for these centuries, i think ive gotten a good idea what kind of person she is.
>How like most of the Praetorians, She so desperately wants to see her Empire thrive, even if she's has a funny way of showing it...That and murder, she very much likes the idea of murder, she hasn't managed to kill anything beyond all these Video game simulations.
>I quickly followed my previous sentence with ”If only to claim something that by all rights should belong to the Immortal Empire.”
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>>4778312
UwU pls no bulli
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>>4778489
No bully, only murder
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>>4778488
He coupd try and big a massive physic dampiner and jammer to prevent long rang communications for the Eldar, maybe even using the entire fortress as part of the amplification, cause its all blackstone.
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>>4778488
I hope Phillias goes full doomguy on those knife eared shits.
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>>4778555
I bet the fortress’s sensor array is good enough to let them target their teleport so she can get int the middle of the largest group so she can have a good massacre.
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>>4778555
>>4778567
We can only hope. Death to the Knife Ears.
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>>4778572
Look at the fucking cake on that one, lads. God damn.
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>She couldn't emote her murderous glee but I think the slight chuckle I heard for a fleeting second was evidence of that enough.
>”You have my approval and my blade to engage.” Phillias said.
>Agakhet AND had identified a Trio of Phoenix Battlecruisers, a Duo of Hellebore Frigates and several other craft.
>That actually surprised, oh fuck...I was too Thorough with my in depth implantations of EVERY single ship within all the Battlefleet games, BOTH the tabletop and the Two Video games, not to mention extensively tweaking and adding all the ships from the Rogue Trader :Battlefleet Kronus, not to mention all those other smaller books with their rules.
>I had been unknowingly preparing my Protector and the Executioner Phillias over the many centuries for this mission without even knowing it.
>The Pair taking the reins of the weapon arrays, already determining the flow of battle far before we had even entered the solar system.
>Phillias was already ordering a team of ships from her own reserves, planning to get our teleportation array to drop them off ahead of us.
>We were planning BLITZKRIEG tactics against the Aeldari, If Saim-Hann Could see us they would shit themselves.
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>>4778581
KILL EVERYONE
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>>4778581
Give Orikan and massive data storage devise so they can record the operations and how it went, then tell hum to go back in time with it to a little before the attack so that they could then do it like badasses. For the records of course, goads keep that cool factor on.
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Dakka Dakka Dakka Dakka Dakka Dakka Dakka Dakka Dakka Dakka Dakka Dakka Dakka Dakka Dakka Dakka
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these next posts took way too long to type, hope you enjoy.

>Be Yvralla Ulthrwal, Council High Fireser of the world Miarisillion, and devotee to the Goddess of Fate Morai-Heg.
>They called me a madman, they said my visions of the future were insanity.
>My visions of the cyclopean necron had only grown more Distressing.
>But when I predicted the Waggghhh of Heavenly Ascension with such precision and in such detail to guarantee victory they came crawling back to me.
>I was quickly elevated to the rank of Farseer during the conflict, having been personally responsible for the destruction of 12 greater Orkoid fleet vessels from crashing down upon a vital Mercantile Craftworld.
>After that i had access to the greatest esoterica texts our world had to offer.
>For decades I researched the ancient text, finding council in the ancient Wraithseer Ancestors, and glimpsing into the future.
>I have came of scarce set of text mentioning an artifact of a matching description
>The name chilled my very being to say such a thing. “The Talisman of Vaul”
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>During the War in Heaven, there had been a form of grand alliance under the Ancient Creator race.
>Beings known as the Jokaero, K'nib, Krorks, Rashan, Slann, and our race defended the once beautiful paradise of the galaxy from the Necron, and their fiendish so-called star gods.
>In these texts it makes mentions of our God Vaul, The God of Smiths forging and aiding the creators on a Powerful Artifact.
>This Artifact was said to reach within the realm of souls and spill forth a destructive beacon for all to see.
>And yet it was so much more than a weapon, True Immortality, Insights of the creators means by which to spread life across the stars, Untold Wisdom...There were so many whimsical claims.
>But what terrified me was that I believed that it was that this tool of our creator and our god vaul...could be claimed by the immortal enemy.
>My visions were concise in this manner.
>The Ghost with one eye would claim these moon-No the talisman of vaul and with it, he could snuff out the aeldari.
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>And so I called forth favors, in just 2 decades I had assembled and personally overseen a competent fleet fitting of my station.
>390 Guardian Defenders, 125 Black Guardians, 80 Khainite Warriors, 55 Wraithguard, 25 Wraithblades, 20 Bonesingers, 18 Warlock Council Members, 10 Wraithlords, 8 Wraithknights, 4 Wraithseers, 1 Phantom Titan.
>As for Our fleet It consisted of 10 Solaris Class Light Cruiser, 5 Vaul Class Cruisers, 3 Phoenix Battlecruisers, 2 Hellebore Frigates, 1 Void Stalker To lead them.
>With my great forces, and several ancestral relics we headed for the void.
>A region of space greatly uninhabited by our people.
>Many Webway gate trips later, we were deposited at the far foothold of the sector.
>My vision had told me a great enemy was present here, already in search to claim one of these talisman’s.
>And so we scouted, avoiding his legions many scouts, we had plans to secure one of these talismans, no...not one, but ALL of them.
>Before the wicked cyclops could taint our god's works.
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Eldar dunking time.
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Today in general has been hard to write, only managed to get 10 posts before calling it quits. Feels bad.

I hope its at least been enjoyable, but man i felt like i should've written more. Ill be lurking for a bit before i head to bed.
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>>4778855
The Time Has Come and So Have I.
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>>4778859
Sleep tight, Crypek Anon. Keep on keeping on.
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>>4778859
Its ok man, things happen, you’ll do more tomorrow.
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>Be me, Nertek of the Hemmetnh Dynasty
>Unwilling participate of the Court of Hemmenth
>One of many Crypteks who have been recalled to this ad hoc meeting place
>Someone had snitched on us, and apparently had quoted some ancient law stating something this and that and blah blah blah
>Basically we were needed
>And for what you might ask?
>Oh just talking about where the Hemmenth people should build its new tomb complex
>I would be more interested if it hadn't been into its 17 year of talks
>Same points over and over with no signs of either side stopping
>I had long since devoted a small sub process to recording what was happening
>I found the conversations of my fellow Crypteks far more appealing
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>>4778928
>I wasn't the only one grappling with true memories, one's not clouded by time, damage, Bio-transference and the meddling of Dead Gods
>Nor was I the only one had taken a keen interested in the Voekhet's weapons and strange canopteks
>I found kin among several of the Technomancers, Voidmancers and a few of my own order
>They were eager to observer, to test and to potentially use such weaponry
>Our musing also went as far to ask what the Voekhet might know that would require them to build such new weapons and Canopteks
>Our kind hadn't truly innovated since our Change, since we threw our souls away for greater power
>Many would say it was unnecessary for we stood at the peak of all sciences
>I was starting to think that mayhaps that was...ill thought out logic
>And several of my fellow Crypteks were starting to agree
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>>4778931
>I 'blinked' and cursed
>Five Decades of this damned court and they were still at it
>I reclaimed by sub-process and devoured its stored information
>Nothing new, same arguments, same people
>Should we stay, or should we go now
>Looking around the Court, others were starting to make their displeasure seen...
>Though none were so bold as to call this farce out, not while our Phaeron was still watching
>The argument was being sparred over by an....Overlord Narath and a waste of necrodermis-I mean Esteemed Cryptark Inera
>One was known to me from the war....a love for ramming the enemy with his command barge
>Surprisingly to good effect, no one expects a Necron to ram...well...most nobody
>And the Psychomancer with far too much interest in politics
>Heard she was trying to stylize herself as some sort of 'Noble Cryptek'
>What an absolute farce
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>>4778938
>It was funny to watch her try though
>So...where were they?
>Or right
>Overlord Narath was making the argument that taking a world for ourselves was the proper course of action
>Not his exact words but I think I'm allowed to paraphrase
>Stating that even if Hemmenth was a vassal, it should still be important for us to maintain some autonomy
>And what better way to do that then on a completely different planet
>Making side arguments of how odd it would be for two different tomb complexes of two different dynasties to be built on the same world
>Or that it would also allow us to claim the resources of said world
>Mostly valid points, though he did skim over the whole 'How would we even get there' bit
>The Cryptek picked up on that though
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>>4778943
>She made the point that trying to would almost certainly require asking for further resources from the Voeketh
>Inera seemed far more focused in destroying Narath’s argument then pushing her own
>Her own being if they were going to be vassals, we might as well use our new liege lords to their fullest
>Again, not her exact words but she could fall into a star for all I cared.
>From were I stood, it seemed no matter which path we took, we would still find ourselves further in debt to our ‘saviors’ >Most we’re grateful for the intervention, but the incident that left us bereft of most of our resources had left many sore >Probably none more so then the Phaeron, who sat on his throne in silence >I didn’t envy his position right now
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>>4778950
>I was about to tune this all out again, when something changed
>A Noble came down of the steps and moved towards the bickering duo
>I had to cycle my optic a few times to ensured his
>This was breaking with so many protocols, and the stir it was causing was enough that Narath and Inera to stop and stare
>A Necron Lord of minor standing, his name taking a moment to surface from memory...Nebumum
>He came to a stop between the two, still caught flat footed by this blatant transgression, raised his voice for all to hear
>"Members of the Court, Loyal Subjects of the Hemmenth Dynasty, how long do we intend to keep up this sham going?"
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>>4778956
>The continued silence only seemed to embolden this...wire crossed goon to continue
>"We hem and haw over the best way to further indebt ourselves to those that have rendered us homeless."
>"We dither about for the better part of a Century, when we should have taken action as soon as we had the chance."
>"Why search for a new world, or try to build a new complex, when we are standing in one right now?"
>"The Voekhet's Awakened number in the few hundreds at best, whereas we stand with over three million warriors waiting for the signal."
>"Wipe them out, and the Canopteks will fall in line, and we can take this place, rebuild, and-"
>"YOU HONORLESS CURR, YOU SCREECHING BASE KNAVE!"
>And Overlord Narath had heard enough
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>>4778956
>The fact he had waited this long was surprising
>"YOU WOULD DARE?! You would be so brazen as to court such dishonor?" The Overlord too his glaive in both hands, not assuming a combat stance but still very threatening to someone within range
>Having seen what that Overlord could do with that ancient weapon...
>I would be in no rush to cause a duel, but then again I wasn't the madman down there
>"Is it? Is it dishonorable to want what's best for Our Dynasty?"
>"YES! We gave our word, and our word must bind. For it not to would invite ruin."
>"Ruin? Are you trying to make me laugh? WE ARE ALREADY RUINED YOU BLIND FOOL!"
>"Enough"
>The Command was rang across the hall, and every eye turned to the throne
>For all heeded the Phaeron
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>>4778859
>main character supposedly knows about 40k lore
>supposed to know that eldar in this era aren't like drukhari, and are more amiable like the craftworld eldar
>immediately goes autistic screeching about eldar
>doesn't even try to contact and talk with the eldar, making a trade for the fortress by utilizing his meta knowledge of events
>was willing to do this with jokaero and pretty much everyone else so far
>instead instantly goes into "hurrr elf am bad" meme

Yawn.

Its actually a good thing this shit got removed off /tg/.
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>>4778969
The Eldar hate the Necrons, you faggot. Diplomacy would never work.
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>>4778969

>doesn't even try to contact and talk with the eldar, making a trade for the fortress by utilizing his meta knowledge of events

Meta Knowledge that includes knowing that Eldar should in no way shape or form be anywhere near the Blackstone Fortresses, Also knows that Eldar hate the Necrons in any era regardless.

Fuck off
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>>4778972
Jokaero don't like necrons any more either.

Despite looking like fucking orangutans with cyber eye augments, they're extremely intelligent creatures who also went through the same fucking war against necrons that the eldar did.

But despite that the main character was supposedly capable of making a trade with them. By taking a chance with diplomacy.
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>>4778975
Their not immortal they have short lives compared to qnn Eldar, their animosity fades with the passage of time. The Eldar still remember the war in Heaven.
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>>4778969
wow not only are your opinions shit, but your lore knowledge is shit too.
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Eldar: Bad Robot bad
Necron: Good Elfs Bad
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>be Stasis Krork
>Locked away in Trayzn the Magpie's vaults somewhere
>Gods that infernal itch on my nose won't stop
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>>4779056
kek
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>>4778969
1. Yes, and he does quite seem to.
2. They aren't, but they're still hostile. They brought a battlefleet with them and suddenly appeared right on his doorstep.
3. It's almost like they're going to singlehandedly ruin the entire universe by creating a 4th chaos god and turning the realm of souls into the warp. It's almost like they were warned about this to some extent and just continued to go on that path because they won't be convinced into not being decadent fucking mongrels
4. Yes, let's try to be diplomatic with the 18 cruisers, 2 frigates, and 1 void stalker fleet that expressly came here to kill us. Knowing that the Aeldari would never accept peace with the Necrontyr, this couldn't possibly go wrong.
5. They are bad, they pose nothing but a threat to the entire galaxy. The current Aeldari may not be expressly evil or hostile to all other life in the galaxy yet, but they are still expressly hostile to Necrons, and they are still going to cause the single greatest calamity in the entire 40k universe.

and yes, I do consider 40k craftworlds inherently hostile to all other life because they have no qualms discarding other people on the simple motivation that they "aren't worth the effort." Even when it's more beneficial for them to help the people.

In conclusion, fuck yourself you self-lauding cuntwaffle. You're not as smart as you think you are.
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>Be stasis Khainite warrior
>Next to the sweaty stasis krork
>Mid battle leap, one foot tip-toed on the ground.
>Mind slowly churning through link to the realm of souls.
>boredom of 4.5 million years worth of sitting here, stuck...
>Can only amuse myself with giving other psychic-captives mild itches...
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>>4779175
Oh yeah no, necrons do be kinda evil. It's not ubiquitous, but it's still fact. However, the Aeldari, though not inherently evil, are literally the source of half the fucking problems in the 41st millennium. If you're going to simp over elven ass that's your business. But do try to remember that you're making an ass of yourself, nobody here likes you, and you're a fucking retard if you think sparing the Aeldari could ever be an option for Ish, it's just not realistic.
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>>4779175
If you’re such a good writer and know so much about 40k, why don’t you just write Your own thread instead of talking shit, nigger.
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>>4779192
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>Still Stasis Krork
>Near pixie looking warrior of Khaine
>Odd thing happened today
>Notice crack on ceiling that I have been staring at for the last several million years
>Has that crack always been there?
>Oh Zog it
>Who cares, Magpie's green bugs will repair it eventually
>Gods that infernal itch on my nose still won't stop
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an ayon list what good the eldar actualy did beside getting grillmon out of bed? (games included)

i mean they fucked up alot so i just wanna know what good they did.
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>>4779270
they have done some good, but nothing can really make their existence a net-positive with the whole Birthing Slaneesh deal, man. The immaterium was not always a hostile, daemon-filled hellscape that punctured the mind of every psyker, you know. The necrons' only real cosmic fuck-up was the c'tan. However, unlike Slanneesh, the c'tan can be killed eventually, shard-by-shard.
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>>4779315
Which the necron did. Generally speaking after the whole war in heaven business, the necron actually tried to clean up the mess they've made. What with them finishing off the Ctan.

Unlike a certain race with their RAPE GOD.
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>Still Stasis Khainite Warrior
>Time just fucking trickles by...
>Luckily, I only experience one in every ten years due to being in Stasis
>Still, all that time left with your soul lounging is fucking boring.
>Gave the entire Hrud population a few chambers away phantom itches.
>Those guys are gonna be unbearable once they break out.
>We ain't so lucky, though...
>War in Heaven Display is wel defended.
>The Stasis Farseer told us that the future where we'd be released was delayed, if not outright unmade by that Cryptek weirdo.
>Fuck him, we just had to wait a few million years.
>Time to give the Stasis Jokaero Weapon slave working on the Krork's armor the phatom itch.
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>>4779350
Fuckers just dipped and told the rest of the universe to deal with it
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>>4779357
Wait I have a Jokaero in the same stasis as me? I did not know that.
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>>4779371
Spoilers: read the Infinite and the Divine. It's described very early in the book.
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>>4779371
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>>4779350
EXACTLY.
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>>4778849
>I entered a deep mediation during our transit within the system.
>Assisted with the foresight and guidance of my warlock council and those of the venerable wraithseers.
>Trying to divine the location of one of these Talisman’s is a difficult process.
>A decade without any luck.
>It didn't matter, we continued our divinations.
>I Offered a quiet prayer to Morai-Heg before one such ritual.
>I felt our goddesses wisdom imparted on me.
>The talisman was orbiting a world rich in minerals, a fledgling solar system, devoid of sentient lifeforms.
>We rushed off, weary to not alert off the immortal enemy.
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>>4779558
>We reached our destination within 4 years standard, avoiding much.
>The Talisman brought many to tears, Reaffirming to all of those doubtful of my claims, that my work here was imperative.
>We disembarked into the fortress, keeping the trio of Phoenix cruisers and other frigates to guard the talisman whilst me and my combat force headed in to heart to awaken the talisman.
>When we stepped off our vessels inside the fortress, we soon found that even our most skilled Bonesingers were unable to make use of their talents against the strange substance that made up every surface of this starfort.
>Pressing on our vanguard of Wraithguards took point, ensuring our safety.
>We ended up coming across areas of...troubling concern.
>Rooms of oil, chambers without gravity, Intangible walls that would allow ones to simply walk through them, chambers emanating undecipherable signals.
>Navigating this locale would be quite difficult.
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Have to run to work, when i get back we will start this battlefleet gothic mess. should be fun!
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the knife-eared fucks will be mighty spooked when they see the power of this fully operational battlestation!
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>>4779056
most based story so far
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I have returned.
And now I've updated me with the story.
Good work, Anon. Take it easy and do not burn yourself.

Spider-mech monke for you.
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>>4769197
>>4770880
Sorry anons, for not linking each post to one another...
>>4776323
>Be Chari
>While helping my fellow canopteks in the repair work I noticed a... guardian drone(?), but it always seemed to follow me
>It was unsettling
>Why was it doing this?
>I loved them on a visual level but didn't know how to feel about them
>But I knew for a fact they were a massive help with repairing the fortress
>However I personally didn't know what they are like
>... Or do they not have (or have developed) a personality like a few of us canopteks?
>The drone doesn't get in my way but it always seems to follow me...
>Maybe I could do a few more experiments to ease myself
>... With any excess materials, we wouldn't (or use) need of course!
>...
>...
>... And it's still following me to my 'workplace'
>Shards dam it...
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>>4779572
>Several weeks of travel saw to it that we were cut off from the outside forces.
>Our communications networks unable to pierce fortress, and short way webway jumps within its walls proved fruitless.
>We Accepted we would need to drip feed our fleets information once we made return trips.
>What a fool we were, for the first time in a millennia I was caught in the present so intoxicated by the lure of the talisman presence...
>That I had not devoted myself to constantly view the future of my wider surroundings beyond the fortress.
>We had traveled for several weeks, quickly making way to the fortress's heart.
>We were still well packed on provisions, and would likely not need to return for another several months.
>But we had not received word from those of our collages from within docking stations of the starfort.
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>>4779980
>Thankfully it can't enter my workspace
>but it is outside my door
>However my workspace isn't very large
>But that never bothered me before
>It was always a bit nice
>Though I noticed I had a terabyte of information that I know I didn't make/record (was it from the guardian drone?)
>Lots of data to test, and experiment with... none the less
>Even with a minor note in more advanced mechanical devices
>Worked on that for a solid few decades...
>Until I got a ping from high command which said only two things
>'... The informal non-aggression act with the Aeldari... - was terminated (temporarily.)'
>and then...
>'Prepare for battle against the Aeldari...'
>Oh... shit
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>>4780163
>Be Executioner Phillias.
>Myself, Agakhet and the void crew have taken operational control of the fortress.
>We began pulling in closer to the fortress, We would not give them the time to react.
>Activating the Teleportation Array we engaged in Deepstrike Tactics.
>A trio of Dirge Class Raider and another trio of Jackal Class Raider Instantly transmitted above one of the Phoenix Battlecruisers.
>Their opening volley of Lightning Arc batteries hammered at their shields, threatening to break through them.
>Before the aeldari had time to respond, the escorts allowed swarms of dozens of Doom Scythes to emerge.
>Each ship scattering across the surface of the aeldari’s shield, firing off streams of energized beams from their twin-linked Tesla Destructors and the devastating lancing beam from the Death ray.
>In just under 2 minutes the aeldari’s shields had cracked.
>Enough time for the My Cairn Class Tomb Ship to reach a range allowing it to unleash the force of its Star Pulse Generator.
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>>4780343
Oh.....oh they dead.
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>>4780412
RIP
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>>4780343
oh dis gon be gud
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Assuming Slaanesh is still born, how many fortresses would be needed to destroy Commorragh and what effect would that have on her?
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>>4780476
I thought the plan was to team up with humanity during the dark age of technology to get access to mind/soul transferring technology and then dunk on the Eldar before they quite literally fuck up the warp.
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>>4780476
The plan is for Slanneesh to never have been born by virtue of simply eradicating the Eldar. Cryptek anon basically said this during a "vision" made by the eldar dude we just got the POV of. Sooooooooooo yeah.
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>>4780476
If you did this whole she was around? You would be empowering her. Before then? You might get the whole Ynnead underway. Funny that.

>>4780507
To be fair, someone could be feeding him those visions to push things into motion. I’m still not 100% sure Aeldari eradication is on the table
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>>4780343
>A Green ring pulsed from the Tomb Ship rapidly expanding outwards, one of the Hellebore Frigates tried to dive under it.
>The ring expanded and caught the back end of the nose diving vessel and took the brunt of the pulse.
>The outline of its energy shield shattered, overloaded, and the pulse scrambled the rear of the frigate.
>It drifted dead for a moment, fragments of the wraithbone hull flew off, indeed we could see a large sweep had been torn from it in the pulse.
>The Ring only expanded a small bit further before it impacted against the shields of the Phoenix Battlecruisers.
>They held against the pulse, sparking momentarily, wounded but not defenseless yet, no matter they would be dead soon.
>The two mostly undamaged Phoenix ships began adjusting their positioning, hoping to aim their pitiful pulsar canons our way.
>Unthinkable, there was no chance to be given to them.
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>>4780576
>“Reposition, prepare to fire upon translations.” My order was given
>As the aeldari found themselves turning to line up a proper firing solution with their main batteries a green energy formed around the tomb ship and 3 accompanying Scythe Class Harvest Ship.
>Cracking fissures opened within reality, as each ship quickly erupted in an emerald lightshow.
>The aeldari slowed there for a moment, trying to scry as to where they had gone.
>Instantly the attack force appeared in a crackling explosion of green and reality fissures.
>The fleet had appeared beside them, A barrage of particle beams intersected, breaching the shield, scoring a sweep of disassembling energies.
>A counter hail of Missiles and pulsar beams streaked across the amidst the particle beams, the Aeldari were taking an offensive.
>Lesser craft began to swarm the individual Scythe Class Harvest Ships, and begrudgingly quite effectively focusing fire faster than the ships generators could hold with.
>The Secondary Hellborn closing in, before I had time to react a torpedo crashed against one of the Scythes shields, Popping its defenses.
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>>4780169
>Be Mask
>The deathmarks (with jetpacks) had been given one job...
>Board the Blackstone fortress, and secure a beachhead into its bowls
>Then begin sending in scouting parties to explore it, and kill any Eldar who may be aboard it
>Many a deathmark latched onto the bottom of a doom scythe ready to jump off and land near an entrance of the fortress...
>We moved quickly to deny any time for the Eldar fighters to target us
>I noticed a Transport (one of many, I assumed) near one of the entrances with an Eldar clearly franticly trying to communicate with the party inside...
>They might as well be a sitting target for me.
>A song we had heard once was playing...
>From one of the movies Ish showed us
>It felt grand, epic, and overall glorious
>But after sniping the pilot we quickly moved to that entrance and blew up the ship.
>To deny them a way out
>I couldn't help but laugh with murderous glee
>... We are the hunters, and the Eldar inside... were our prey.
>I sent a few other deathmarks to find any more transports and destroy them
>Thus we began the process of setting up a teleporter beacon for our vanguard
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>>4780584
>The jackals were quick at work tearing swaths of Lightning Arc beams across the surface of the first of the phoenixes.
>The agile escorts weaving around its gigantic bulk, with the Phoenix too busy with trying to restore the shield, they were unable to add their Pulsars to the fight.
>Several smaller attack craft were released to deal the doom scythes.
>This did not concern me in the slightest.
>I gave the order for the Carin class tomb ship to let free its Night Shroud bomber aircraft.
>Only 10 were launched quickly heading for the rear of the secondary Phoenix.
>As they took flight 2 rapid bursts of pulsar beams connected to the defenseless Scythe ship, these streaks coming from the tertiary Phoenix.
>Taking an entire wing of the ship, threatening the ship to go critical.
>This wound could not go unpunished.
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>>4780813
>The Night shrouds quickly dropped their payload of Death Spheres.
>Rocketing down into the back of the secondary Phoenix.
>An implosion rocked the aeldari craft, the antimatter payload had impacted the ship, matter gathering before exploding outwards in gargantuan detonation all along the phoenix, fragmenting like some primitives frag grenade.
>As a hail of what once a noble ship sprang out, its debris crashed into the second hellborn destroying and several smaller craft.
>More aeldari craft were approaching, 8 Solaris Class and 5 Vaul Class cruisers.
>Perfect, the time was right.
>All forces began to mass retreat at my order.
>Each of them heading towards one nearby moon.
>They gave chase, trying to reach after and destroy the damaged ship.
>Our rears were being bombarded with pulsar lances and several seeking torpedo's.
>It wouldn't be long before our shields gave.
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Time to test the new boomstick
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>>4780815
>They gave chase, predictably following in relatively close formations.
>The sustained battery from concentrated fire on our flanks broke through our shields, torpedoes lancing into the ships, taking large swathes from the tombship hull.
>This did not deter us.
>They continued their escape behind the moon, and by then I handed off fleet command to Agakhet.
>Instead I took control of something else in the blackstone.
>We came out from behind the greater moon, our presence having been previously undetected.
>We were met by our fleet of ships lightly damaged, aeldari on their tail.
>The wretched Aeldari finally saw the glory of our own fortress, a fully active starfort.
>I could hear Agakhet ordering a translation of the fleet.
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>>4780865
'Ere we go boiz!!!
DAKADAKADAKADAKA!
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>>4780865
>Each of our fleet ships began to glow, cracks in reality formed around them, all of the fleet translating elsewhere.
>The Aeldari panicked, several of their lesser craft began to dive, while those more imbecilic of their kind began to charge upon us, unloading their weapon batteries.
>Their combined fire impacted up against our imposing bulk of shields, Pitiful, Barely able to reduce shield stability by 8%.
>I Locked my aim upon the largest collection of aeldari.
>Our cannons righted themselves onto the aeldari as they continued fire.
>The systems spooled, Empeyric energies charged through the center of the ship, coalescing into a conduit at the heart of the cannons.
>In a few short seconds we had reached sufficient power to fire.
>Reality shrieked, a banshee cry erupted outwards as the battlefield was consumed in the light of a volatile beam of Empyric energies lanced into the cluster of aeldari ships.
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>>4780876
>The beam consumed each of their pitiful pulsar beams, starcannon pulses, and detonated every missile and torpedo before they could so much as glance at our shields.
>The volatile beam of deep fuchsia washing over the secondary Phoenix battleship, consuming it in a bath of lights and wicked arcs of warp energies, the ship detonated in a hail of wriathbone and lights.
>The secondary's death-throw explosion took its brother Phoenix ships shield as it too was consumed into the SUSTAINED beam from our warp cannon.
>Several other Solaris Class and Vaul Class cruisers were caught in the explosion, and in turn continued the chain of destruction.
>With all these detonations so close to one another the Tertiary Phoenix finally crumbled and capped off the first weapons fire test of the blackstone fortress with a hail of detonating aeldari and ruins of Psychically burnt wraithbone fragments.
>Only 2 Solaris Class Light Cruiser, and a single Vaul Class Cruisers survived the initial fire.
>Agakhet took great relish ordering the fleet to turn around...
>And to fire all weapons upon the stragglers.
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>>4780879
>fire upon all the stragglers
based
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Based
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>>4780678
>Be Chari
>A wonderful success of my latest experiment (from that data packet I mysteriously received)
>Solid Lithium plates, and multiple carbon sheets to hold a far greater electrical charge (who would have thought)
>With only a quarter of the space required
>Compairing this to Dynas... It only takes a quarter of the space
>It's a massive one up to Dynas 'egg' design
>Over a 70% increase in power and duration, and a 20% increased charging speed!
>I keep this data private (No not for forever, just until Dyna makes a better battery)
>However I flashback to that one material that I had made (the one that expands and contracts with different electrical charges)
>Maybe... the drones wanted me to have this information to construct a new unit for them?
>However why me, why not Dyna? He has far greater skill than me in terms of engineering.
>I began sharing my personal data between the one guardian drone that followed me around
>Only to receive terabytes of data back, criticizes and minor adjustments for the new constructs designs
>A question remained with me... why not design, and create their own?
>They clearly have the processing power to do this...
>I receive only static as an answer
>I then receive data slowly from outside my room...
>... Oh son of a bitch they speed up time in here!
>I check how long it has been outside...
>2 days out there, but 20 years in here
>Shards... fuck my existence!
>Shit went down, Aelderi fleet whipped off the face of the galaxy (Our victory, bit missed the gigantic death beam firing. Am a bit sad about that...)
>Further designs can wait later... I have got to get back to my cryptek!
>But I do have one design for myself (And for the larger empire as a whole) to make in the future...
>... One that I hope to ascend to, so I may aid Ish (more directly)... and not be a hindrance for his plans
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Hey its me Dyna, I had RL stuff so couldn't focus on writing, its over now so Dyna will continue to Write.

since Its been a bit of time since last post, this will be recap of dyna's story during the cryptek's first Blackstone fortress.

>be me Dyna,
>I hitched a ride on the cryptek's ship to get on the thing the elite Necrons are drooling balefire over.
>is interested in the big ship but I'm interested in all tech that is new to me.
>but I didn't get to investigate chip with Necrons, When hitching the ride, I made one miscalculation,
>When pilots manoeuvre ship, they don't know I'm here so I get hit by debris of other ships.
>result of this, Get knocked off when some scrap breaks my welded restraints.

>I floated in space for a while, was bored since blank space is boring.

>after getting super bored of just space, came up with idea, Using the Ael connected to my Jackal's back, turned it into a void propulsion device.
>using the VPD, uses some power, I can't use it to get back to big ships or to the big ship the elite Necrons are on.
>Makes mission for self to collect a power source in the scraped ships.
>Using the VPD I jump from ship to ship investigating their tech and seeing if its possible to make more power.
>though Long time of searching for more power, I land on a ship that looks like one of the eldar ships from the cryptek's game.

>Knowing the Aeldari have cool tech that's efficient, I raid that ship, Once there I notice the Aeldari ship still has some power and its due to those thin membranes of materials being strung up on the exterior of the ship, they somehow absorb the energy given off radiation sources.
>must be how Aeldari power their ships since I can't find any form of reactor.
>takes some times to learn about these membranes and I kind of know how they work, its just I don't know how to make them.
>my hypothesis is that the membranes an the ship are made of the same material but the membrane is just a different application which changes the temperament of the material.
>though Physical testing, I have noticed how the material if broken does regrow as if organic but very slowly, Using this property, I make some of the membrane and make a charging pack connected to my Ael, (it makes it look like it has translucent fin along its sides and one on the spine).
>the addition of the membrane isn't really efficient since I have no idea how eldar tech fully works but I just need a sustainable power source till Meeting with other Necrons so it works.

>using the VPD and the charging system, I get to the ship, From the Aeldari ship I got some interesting resources like some of the solid material used for the ship and the membrane so in total not full loss on adventure.
>when meeting with Necrons on big ship, I get told everything is already over and its now clean up operation.
>I hear there are some organics on the ship who are good with tech.
>is interested so goes to meet them.
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>got to see some of the organics
>I like the colour of their Hides but that might just because im used to either green or black.
>I went to meet with them when they seemed to stop working to consume other organic material.
>I guess organics consume other organic material to work, like my bio engine,
>I approach in Scarab form and Float in the air in front of him at his eye level.
>Since I can't speak since is scarab currently I use my projector to make images of creations appear, before showing images of mutual assistance.
>I have no idea how the organics respond but they seem to convene before waving their arms around and jumping about in excitement.

>I take that as a yes,
>I exchange with the organics the designs of the Ael's, The Canoptek Hound and the Canoptek Ant and hover pack.
>In return, I get lessons with the Organics, its hard pressed since I couldn't really fully understand them,
>but with this I made newest invention by using some Canoptek tech which I used in my Ael and Jackal, I made a Helmet which can give organics Necron telepathy so they can speak necron by reading brainwaves.
>Didn't get to test it since when I went to give it to them, I learn the elite known as the magpie took them,
>Sad, I liked them, if he has them I will never meet them again.
>Explores the rest of the ship, mostly trying to dodging the same fate as the organics from the magpie.

>One time I get trapped in a Dead end with the Magpie and his Curator Sannet with him.
>I learned this expression from the organics but If I could I would be drenched in sweat right now in fear.
>Scariest thing about is that said trapping included breaking down a door into a room with only that entrance.
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yeah my head is much, and it seems im going to be under quarantine with my family for a bit. i guess i can do quite a bit more writing.

Again sorry for the slow day, ill definitely try harder to get back to my usual number of posts.
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>>4781109
Its all fine man.
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no worries i have been lurking around almost all 40k anons and i must say yours is by far the most enjoyable. i quit nydanon quickly because i couldn't bear his anons personality but thats just taste.
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>>4780985
>The time distortion does stop (thank the shards), and I intend on going to the nearest ship... on the other side of the fortress.
>After getting out of the room I quickly attempt to use the new battery I made (An actual field test... in uncertain conditions)
>Just to give me an acceleration of speed a bit quicker
>It works like a charm... however there is a minor problem
>I'm not sure what is wrong but the battery is dying down
>I run a quick scan over it
>... Oh shit
>I threw it as hard as I could in the largest center of the room behind me
>It fucking burst into flames
>The only data I got from it was damage I accidentally did to it when I grabbed it... (Plus I didn't test it in various conditions, why didn't I do that!?)
>Fuck it, I got my boost for a minute (much lower than I had first calculated, fuck my existence (again make more and to test it in more intense conditions)!)
>Need to resolve the energy/battery problem still... for my potential new necroids
>Can't make advancements if I can't power my contraptions for the future
>...
>Huh, that guardian drone (and the spindles) isn't following me anymore
>Did it want to see how I reacted to my own failure?
>Only bright side of this was the fact my general engineering skills were much better (even my design process, was more realistic, skeletal, but much more realistic than when I first started designing)
>... Fuck Dyna will never let me hear the end of this if he ever finds out
>Maybe I should just ask Ish for help when he has time?
>Any way I just prepare myself for combat (as best I could)
>This is totally different because deathmarks have confirmed the presence of Eldar on that fortress
>They are very much alive...
>And I am very much afraid.
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>Be me Dyna
>is Scared of magpie.
>I is so scared that my first though is to fight but, I know idea is stupid since that would just end in my destruction.
>So I pull out all of my genius and look directly at the Elite Necron.
>"So you finally come for me, I kind of expected you would come and get me sooner or later."
>the elite Necron himself is silent with how it seems he knows everything and how its like im just a puppet on a string to him.
>"Before you throw your cube and nothing short of steal me I have an proposition that could make my worth more for your collection."

>Trayzn and his curator are both calm but Trayzn himself Comments with a curt "Speak Maker, I'm interested in your plea"

>I know Trayzn is greedy and prefers having his exhibits be more valuable than any box standard exhibit.
>I can use that.
>"its quite simple, Overlord Trayzn, let me go and collect me when my worth is higher than it is now, If you collect me now you would only have a unique Scarab but wouldn't my worth be greater if I become Highly renowned by the Necrons, at that time I would be fine having my remains placed on display to inspire others"

>This proposition makes Trayzn silent for a second, before smiling and walking away with the words "how interesting, I'll be watching maker."

>Seeing them leave makes me relieved but now I now know that my future is determined, become renowned or be a exhibit in the Magpies cage.
>goes and tries investigate Blackstone fortress, its interesting but t will be big task to investigate.
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>>4778967
>Five months of absolute silence as the Court stood utterly still
>And after that the only sound in this gloomy hall was the steady clank of necron boot on blackstone floor
>Which came to a stop when Narmerth stood before the three
>Inera, who seemed to shrink the closer he approached. Serves the Snake right.
>Narath, who had gone to his knee in front of his lord...his Glaive still crackling with unconcealed power
>And Nebumum, his hands having dipped a closer to the floor. Maybe something hadn't gone to plan?
>"Honored Phaeron, this cretin must be-"
>"Stop."
>Narmerth raised a single finger like he was chiding some child, looking down at the angered warrior lord
>"Overlord Narath, you have served this Dynasty with honor and distinction."
>"I will not have you tarnishing it through brash action."
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>>4781178

>The glowing eyes of the Phaeron turned upon the reticent Lord, and for a moment I swear I see him twitch
>"Lord Nebumum, you too served the Dynasty with distinction, which is why I am giving you the chance instead of having you cut down by the Lychguard."
>"What makes you think that Canopteks would 'Fall in line' as you say?"
>"Honored Phaeron, they are simple constructs, the must follow comman-"
>Wrong. The Canopteks here were far more independent and I would say some were even Sentient.
>"Stop. One thing you must understand Lord Nebumum is that nothing about the Voekhet should ever be taken as 'simple'."
>"But lets move on by humoring you. Lets say we do take the Tombworld, we subjugate the constructs and we have all the resources of this world. Then what?"
>"Honored Phaeron?" There was genuine confusion in the Lord's voice.
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>"What happens after we take control? Did you not think that far ahead?"
>I swear I can see the Necron glowing from overheat, probably pushing his chronosense to their limit
>Ambition was looked upon favorably, but Ambition without foresight...
>Is this fool that shortsighted...or speaking someone else's plan
>That was a disturbing thought, given whoever did was obviously leaving him to hang
>"Honored Phaeron, we would...we would need to petition the Awakened Council to...assimilate the Voekhet and-"
>"That is assuming the Awakened Council would even listen to us at that point." Now the Snake was intervening. Wonderful.
>She would have probably said more if Narmerth hadn't raised a solitary digit in her direction too
>Watching her shrivel again was making all this awkwardness worth it
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>>4781185
>"Psychomancer Inera has a point though. The Voekhet have acquired the special attentions of the Council and the Triach Praetorians."
>"Do you think either would take to kindly to some upstarts potentially ruining that?"
>"Honored Phaeron, anything the Voekhet could create we could easily replicate-" Nebumum stuttered to a halt as the Phaeron raised his hand once more.
>"Do you honestly think the Council would care? Do you think for a moment they wouldn't take such an attack personally?"
>"Your want for vengeance, no matter how justified, would lead to the rescinding of all resurrection protocols."
>"And Following that," The Phaeron took one step closer, towering over the Lord, "The Executioner would come."
>Movement behind the Phaeron distracted me, and diverting my attention I noticed someone new in the room.
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>>4781191
>Curious, I hadn't seen the Nemesor arrive. Then again with the spectacle in front of us perhaps that could be forgiven
>Anyone not familiar enough with the Dynasty might have assumed the Phaeron and the Nemesor to be twins of some sort
>Deathmask near identical unless you scrutinized them closely
>They were relatives though. Narmerth the Younger, one of the Phaeron's last surviving progeny
>The fact he hadn't been here during the session of court was also an oddity
>They must be having a private conversation, and an important one too to interrupt this public dressing down of a noble
>Narmerth's gaze left said sputtering overheating lord as he spoke again.
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>>4781195
>"This Court is now in recess, till such a time as I call it to order again."
>He turned his head to look at the still kneeling Overlord.
>"Overlord Narath, ensure that Lord Nebumum remains on hand. I am not done with him."
>"Honored Phaeron, your will is my command." If I didn't know better I'd say he relished the chance...perhaps wanting Nebumum to flee.
>I have to admit, I glad that this was all over. It would allow me to head off and start my projects.
>I had barely started moving when I received a message...from the Nemesor
>-Stay, you are still needed-
>By the Dead Gods Why-
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Always good to see the Eldar at the end of the barrel.
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>Be Aeldari Pilot of the 5th Solaris Light Cruiser Apart of the Black Moon Expedition.
>Farseer Yvralla Ulthrwal called for the expedition shortly after her ascension to farseer after the “Waggghhh of Heavenly Ascension”
>Her Premonitions were heeded by those less skeptical minds than my own, and so she was granted permission to disembark with a Moderately armed fleet.
>I however found irksome we would be calling forth the aid of one of the Phantom Titans.
>She claims such warriors would be needed against the immortal enemy, an enemy that even our ancestors have not needed to concern themselves with for nearly 40 million years.
>In any case we sailed for just under a decade through the webway before we were deposited out at an empty expanse of nothing.
>An uncharted, unwanted system, with nothing to speak of, Yvralla speaks of an artifact, constantly chattering on and on about a cyocplean menace, moons, and the destruction of our people.
>She sent out several of our escorts and smaller scouting vessels ahead of us.
>How the Higher council of the world found this blabbering so called farseer is beyond me, even with her victories I have no trust within this aeldari.
>I was voicing my concerns with another fellow pilot when we were informed several weeks later that the scouts had found NUMEROUS strange scout vessels that our records noted as being necron in design present.
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>>4782033
>For ten years we sailed and avoided hundreds of necron craft.
>Constantly the council on board were in deep mediations and Divinatory Rituals.
>Morai-Heg’s Eyes what future are they trying to glean here?
>Each day we risk being spotted by the hundreds of necron scouting ships moving through the subsectors.
>More of our pilot brethren grew tired with all these vague messages, and seemingly random paths we take.
>After several more months of this nonsense she claims to have found this Talisman artifact.
>We headed for a small solar system, coming before a planet rich in minerals.
>It was only after we moved behind the planet did we see the artifact that we had been searching for 2 decades. “The Talisman of Vaul.”
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>>4781116
>On my way to the ship
>I do a quick scan of a spindle drone
>Its very odd... Biomechanical in nature (most interesting)
>It makes sense to me, but other canopteks, and other crypteks seemed frustrated
>Mostly because they (the drones) don't make sense(?), the internals of the drones that is
>I understood them quite well (aside from maybe the dickishness they pulled on me, with the room and battery failure)
>They constantly mention somthing about how some parts of the equations and internal systems don't make sense...
>... Which yea some of the equations and processes are a bit weird, but I don't think the steps are overly complex or confusing.
>But no other canoptek, and necron seem to be able to construct new spindle and guardian drones
>Which thinking about it now... is admittedly weird. Actually only I and Ish seem to be able to understand them.
>... Along with the guardians, and the fortress itself.
>...
>...
>... And now I'm being staled again but by one the spindle drones
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>A Fortress of smooth blackstone, 900 or so miles across.
>The farseer claims it was once under the control of the creator race and Vaul himself, our bonesingers collectively offered no less than a dozen prayers upon seeing it.
>All but the trio of Phoenix Battlecruisers, and a pair of Hellebore Frigates were ordered into the fortress, those outside would be on the lookout for the immortal enemy.
>All of our forces were deployed within the fortress, and it was quickly we were informed that travel deeper into the fortress rendered communications null.
>They collected information and samples for weeks, we had much in the way of recorded captures of the insides of the starfort.
>All of which was loaded upon a pair of Solaris Class Light Cruisers.
>They would inform our home world, and bring additional forces to claim this behemoth of a moon.
>This would be a great boon for the Aeldari Empire
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>3 weeks after the light cruisers disembarked, we received warning beacons from the outside forces.
>The immortal enemy had translated above our trio of Phoenix ships, Isha weaps, how had they found us?
>They hammered down at our shields, unleashing swarms of smaller attack craft to thread around our guns.
>By the Time the 8 other solaris and the 5 Vaul Cruisers arrived one of the frigates had been destroyed and the primary and secondary ships had their shields seriously damaged if not outright brought down.
>With our aid we were able to make quick work of them, their defenses faltering; we caused critical damage to one of the 4 lesser crafts.
>We had lost a single phoenix ship, but we would be the avenging sons to break our enemies.
>They could sense their defeat, and by Khaine we were ensured victory.
>I cracked rapid rounds of pulsar beams upon their retreating flanks.
>I was responsible for shattering the Tomb ships pitiful shields, khaines favor was upon me this day.
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>Soon the immortal enemy's flanks were being broken, Our torpedoes breaking their backs.
>Many glories were to be won this day-
>Horrors came before us, another fortress appeared from behind the moon, alight with life, each deadly arm rotating in synchrony, like a clockwork mechanism.
>It wasn't the fortress we had arrived at but another, “What in The Laughing God’s poor humors was this insanity?”
>The fortress seemed to draw upon the realm of souls, pulling psychic energies at unprecedented levels. “HOW IS THIS POSSIBLE?”
>Soon the entire fortress was obscured by the pure distilled psychic energies, funneling them all into a single deadly cannon arm.
>Fear took me, and I dove my ship downwards away from the fortress, my brethren above, charged the massive ship.
>I was a coward, but at least i would still survive.
>The cannon continued to gather psychic energies, until its greedy stomach had consumed entire seas from the realm of souls.
>I could see it above me, the massive beam, wider than any of our frigates, wider the phoenix ship, perhaps even greater our docked Void Stalker.
>One by one i saw each of our ships, consumed in the bright pinkish violet lights, detonating, scattering like shrapnel, killing its own brethren in its death explosion.
>Fear and mania took my void crew as I continued to steer us away.
>We could hear their dying transmissions, their pleas for escape, their death cries, their confusion.
>Such terror gripped me…
>Soon My world ended, my last thoughts lingered on fear of the fortress, fear of the talisman of vaul, we were not worthy to claim such a weapon.
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calling it now, the eldar are going to shit their collective pants so hard they make a chaos god of fear
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>>4782330
So Conrad Curse’s patron.
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If the cryptek prevents the real of souls from turning in to the realms of chaos, would the emperor even be born? since he was created by the shamans to stop chaos from destroying mankind via psyker bullshit.
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>>4782442
I'm not sure there is much that can be done to stop the Realm from going Chaos. Its more a matter of stopping it from going full retarded. Its pretty far down the line though. And given the Shaman will still exist, they might just deem something else worthy of their mass suicide ritual.
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>>4782495
the ordo chronos will just retroactivly convince the shamans to do it
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I think i may need to take a break from the story for a day or two. Dont get me wrong, i love writing the story but ive been burning the candle on both ends Writing nonstop every day for a month.

For now i think im just going to be hanging out in this thread, mostly just answering questions. I think ill take a few days like 2-4 days before i get a new thread started.

So any questions or ideas you wanted to toss my way folks?
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>>4782442
>>4782495
I thought it was the war in heaven that caused the realm of souls to destabilize enough to warrant the emporers creation?
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>>4782529
Yeah,

you okay? How are you feeling bro? I would love for you to continue writting but not at the expense of your health, mental or physical.
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>>4782529
go for it, in comparison to the others you update way more often
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>>4782566
It was destabilized by the War in Heaven but I'm not sure it was an instantaneous thing. As for that being the reason for his creation maybe? I'll admit I'm not quite sure.
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>>4782529
so what's your plan for hte 40k races?
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>>4782262
>I have been getting into the habit (whenever I'm being watched by the drones here) of requesting a constant flow of data
>I noticed it comes much slower when the temporal distortion occurs around me
>I am still heading to the hanger
>However I have been running multiple designs and simulations in my mind
>I was lucky that the battery burned... It could have just exploded and seriously damaged my necroid!
>So many failed simulations for batteries...
>I am still far away from creating a better battery, 124 new designs, a good 95% are failures, and the other 5% are only minorly better than Dynas 'Egg'
>However I still have to actually test them...
>Not going to be nice to them for the tests, because I am not going to make the same mistake again (and I have to do it a few hundred times for each individual model)
>I decide to go through all the old movies Ish showed me to gain inspiration for anything that I can design
>The 'Star Wars' movies had a few good 'droid' designs
>Hmm... I wonder if I could design them to look more necron in style?
>I decide to start small and begin designing a 'Vulture droid' that would only be quarter the size of a warrior (about 2ft)
>We already have the technology... watching each frame of the movies to understand them better (and occasionally requesting further information from Ish)
>How they move (Simulating how could I get the movement displayed and how they folded up), walk, fight, and I pay close attention to each of the tiny little details they display
>... FRAME, BY FUCKING FRAME!
>This was going to take a while but its something
>Powering the smaller ones should be much easier than powering a much larger one.
>As to what role they could play... no idea, but better to have them than not (though maybe the larger ones could serve as cannon fodder fighters?)
>Maybe I should look into those movies for more inspiration, more often
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>>4782529
I still think Ish should go down the culture route and start experimenting with organics on a planetary scale to maybe speed up the necrons return to flesh. And then leave Earth as a control planet.
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>be me Dyna,
>after making a deal with the magpie, been investigating the membrane and solid materials i got from the Aeldari ship
>its like its magic, or that mind powers those Aeldari have in the cryptek's game.
>While remembering Cryptek's game i remember how the Aeldari have tech to just become unseeable to the eyes of others, maybe this material is how they do so.
>used my big brain smarts from jackal and Ael to power on the membrane,
>Using the membrane's property of absorbing light then producing power I tried manipulating its properties which after hard work made a weird success.
>made a Sheet of this membrane that can absorb light then make anything under it refract light as well making them disappear,
>down side is it requires the sheet to be in light to work and even if you disappear its not perfect, if focus on the location you see outline of stuff under membrane which in itself has disappeared.

>once I made the sheet, I only had enough material to make a wearable sheet for a Necron,
> its like a robe which can cover the torso, arms and legs. with enough material to cover head, I could only make 1 so I sent it to the Deathmark for him to test for me,
>I know they like my inventions.
>I call it a Shroud Cloak.

>While working on the Shroud cloak I did make one discovery but its not major, I learned that its possible to overload the Shoud cloak if enough energy is pumped into it, I theorise this could be possible for other aeldari forms of stealth.
>I have a new idea to test it my theory but it would take some time to make the device in mind then, we have to fight some aeldari with stealth tech.

>right after thinking this line of thought I hear were currently in combat with Aeldari, it seems I was too focused on the Shroud to notice.
>oops.
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>>4782747
>After a... wow a solid week
>I finally have a design that works
>Now a few of my fellow canopteks are making a few of them for me
>I am quite excited, truth be told
>I managed to fit 2 eggs in each leg with two hover balls from the Acanthrites (which were shrunk down)
>One egg was more than enough power for both the balls (in each of the legs).
>Thanks to the lightweight metals I used for most of the body... however while it is certainly cheaper, it can be destroyed more easily as a by-product.
>I did manage to add in 6 plasmic lasers (only 2 can fire at the same time, and they are much smaller)
>One for each leg/'wing' and 2 for the main body
>they fire slowly (like only 2 of them could fire every 15~ seconds, if done simultaneously) but deal relatively high damage considering how small (and cheap) they are
>Its engram was a basic combat engram (focused on fast and mobile attacks, going for joints if unable to kill target), an ok scouting engram, and a slightly better target prioritization engram
>The third program however requires combat data received from the scouting/combat data (or any data about combatant) to calculate targets threat level.
>Its shell was mostly aluminum, and its skeleton was mainly thin steel rods
>Was I being cheap, yes, but it just made it easier to produce more of them to run a few dozen tests...
>Most of the test were failures, but I did set up the conditions to be harsh
>However I lowered the bar (a little bit after a 'few' failures they experianced) just to see how much better they could do in gentler conditions
>Extreme Humidity (like over 68%) and highly dusty/sandy conditions were going to be its bane for the time being.
>Just until I could enclose those particular systems from outside environments
>It was progress still all things considered
>But... oh fuck making a larger one in the future will be painful
>I didn't even try to hide my inspiration for the little thing, but I will most likely for the larger one
>I call this one experimental survivor: Crow-85
>On the bright side, it uses so little black stone in its construction maybe three pounds at max!
>So again, super cheap!
>... Though Dyna seemed to scoff at it (which was justified all things considered)
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>>4782747
>once I learn were actually in a fight me is happy,
>I might be happy but I want to test theory more.
>my workshop doesn't have one of the tech I need but I know Chari possibly has something like that.
>Goes to visit my fellow intelligent scarab and see their watching one of Cryptek's movies, frame by frame looking at the transition of a mecha turning into a fighter ship.
>I go to him and boop him on the back
>"why are you looking at the movie frame by frame, when its obvious the tech in the movies isn't the same as Canoptek or Necron tech."
>"It would be much easier to just made the chassis in the form you want then make it with just tech we have, regardless of the initial source"
>while Chari is distracted by that bombshell, Nick some tech Chari had for my next big idea,
>leaves knowing it was a fair price for wisdom
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>>4783449
>I have begun modifying all of the other Crows (except 85) to become more reliable in harsher environments (after getting their original schematic, just for a reference or a back up)
>Mostly have been either directly covering components, making them liquid-cooled, or have been creating tiny mechanisms to allow specific parts to be removed, replaced (easily), or just give them a larger cooling vent.
>85 would receive the upgrades that are the best in more (or preferably ALL) fields than the other methods
>I intended to give this to Ish, along with its schematic so he could personally modify/adapt/change/repurpose it for himself in the future
>I only hope he likes it
>All in all there are pros and cons in the experiments that I have run to determine what is the best cooling, environmental protection, and easily accessible replaceable parts would be
>I have a long queue set up for those experiments
>Mostly because I am running multiple of the same test (about 150, ALL data is to be recorded and compiled for my future use), on many crows with one set up, Just to see where most of them fall in the tests.
> It's going to take about several months
>Doesn't bother me...
>However I have an idea, and it will take many centuries to achieve
>The power source problem must be resolved first and foremost if I am to achieve this dream of mine
>So now to test those theoretical battery designs I have on hand
>This is going to suck... but was inevitable
>still going to try to make new things on the side when I get too tired/bored (or most likely frustrated) at my work
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>>4782495
>>4782632
The war in heaven caused ripples, but those could have easily mended in time. the issue is that FUCKING SLANNEESH WAS BORN. If not for that, there would have been no issues. No warp, no Daemons, just the realm of souls.

The violent and terrible wrenching caused by the birth of a "divine" being that was not already present in the realm of souls during the time in which it was still unstable caused the issue. Hell, I'm certain that it wouldn't have mattered either way. That shit just isn't supposed to fucking happen.
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>>4783874
As much as I agree that the Murderfucking of The Prince did truly fuck over the Realm of Souls beyond the point of no return, in my mind it was the final nail in the coffin. His birth happened during the 30K and by then Demons were definitely a thing.
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>>4781198
>>4783707
>Be random scarab back on the tombworld
>Our dynasty has assimulated a lesser dynasty (one where apparently our crazy cryptek saved)
>Feels_Good.jpg
>I am glad I wasn't with the larger forces
>Things from outside the tomb complex are mega scary
>... However, the new dynasties crypteks look at us canopteks weirdly
>They also seem to drool over our dynasties weaponry, made by our crazy cryptek
>Except the Psychomancer Inera, she was ok to be around
>She sometimes allows me to ride on her shoulder
>Rarely... but I cheer her up when I can, and if I can
>I do wonder if this is how Chari feels like when he is with Ish though
>She even called for me when her dynasty court session was over
>She primarily talked about that session and played around with me
>Tossing me in the air and catching me before I fell down with her... taloned tentacles (? I'm not sure what they are called)
>She did request that I didn't float unless she failed to catch me
>It was a good day of fun... well unless a cryptek came to visit her
>We got really good at quickly composing ourselves, she even created a subroutine using the flow of data I received for when any necron would be passing by (or in the area)
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>>4783707
>Be Duracell
>My two companions were quickly put to minor use in the tomb complex (to great effect)
>However we wouldn't remain
>Our cryptek has managed to (somehow) gain the attention of the Triarch Praetorians
>It was a strange experience being investigated and interrogated
>After a few years after that, we were summoned to meet the awakened council
>Many more of the Praetorians took note of my design
>Some were impressed, others curious
>However the council declared that more like I would be constructed
>I was shocked, to say the least, and while the others didn't have as much personality they were just as good as me
>After a long while a joint force would be sent to save a tombworld
>The trials that I experienced there were good lessons for me (and others now like me) to learn from
>Quardinating excavations, creating stable tunnels that wouldn't cave in or suffer any other natural subterranean dangers, and so much more...
>That world was a daybew, and we did wounders that many would maybe one day appreciate
>Then we were consumed in balefire...
>We tore through the stone and earth creating miles of tunnels in seconds
>Creating tunnels that could withstand anything, from flooding to organics tunneling in
>I remember running thousands of structural/excavation simulations
>So much that I had refined the craft to an unprecedented degree
>But then... the world failed
>We had to leave this world with all haste
>I am sure of one thing, those tunnels we made deep within that tomb will survive.
>Maybe even be preserved when we eventually go back
>As sad as it was I could not weep, I must remain strong as an example for all other skorpioids
>Time flew afterwards... so long, guilt gnawed in the back of my mind...
>Until a call was sent out once more
>Ish requested many canopteks and many necrons to go with him for a mission of massive importance
>I didn't hesitate to join this mission
>For many years we flew through the void, to our destination
>... by the shards it was so long
>However when we got to this 'fortress' I was in awe, I wouldn't be able to enter it
>But I was told to begin extracting resources from the dead ships that orbited it
>Just so we would have the resources to repair the fortress...
>It was a new challenge, but one we skorpioids would take with gustave
>We were not found wanting
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On mobile right now, but I've used this device at least once or twice before with the wMD6YsSB ID.

I'm gonna do some driving this morning for work and in the afternoon after some writing ill toss up a new thread.
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>>4785771
Go figure, it used my normal ID. Guess because I wasn't home that time.
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will the new thread be on /qst/ or /tg/?
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>>4785771
cryp you can still use this thread
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>>4785771
You aren't outta bumps and still only on the third page. You can stick with this one.
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Yea remember 1200 before bump
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>Be me, Inera the Nightmare Wurm, Hemmenth Dynasty
>A Psychomancer that was the terror of the lesser races during the great war
>Oh how I could make them wail in anguish at the snap of my fingers
>Now homeless, squabbling with the rest of my dynastic peers...politics.
>Oh how the mighty have fallen
>Fallen so far as to be saying all of this to a Voekhet Scarab
>I had been close to simply annihilating it when it first floated in
>It had just stayed there and watched as I had a...
>Monologuing Fit I think one of the technomancers called it
>It seems to affect some of us more lucid of necrons
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>>4786390
>And now after so many of these odd intrusions by scarab
>I find myself confiding it it
>Or at the very least find it easy to just vent about the idiocy of the Nobles
>Its either the Nobles or the Crypteks to be fair
>Not to mention the split currently occurring in the later
>While you had some like the Technomancers and that legless plasma crazed demolitionist
>And those not so happy with people insinuating there was a need for change
>That Necron Technology was perfect and to say otherwise was....some sort of heresy
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>>4786394
>"Its all so...mind-numbingly tedious."
>I cease flipping the scarab, letting it float back
>Voicing my irritation did bring some clarity
>Perhaps a remnant of when I was once flesh
>This was...Surprising. I hold the being of Necrodermis in my palm
>Peer into the mind trapped in that form, mix of machine processes and organic-like thoughts...
>It is easy to erase the memory of my ramblings, none shall witness these three days of venting.
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>I can understand why others might simply destroy this most tiny of canopteks to cover their tracks
>Its easy, far easier then dealing with the chance that someone could find out
>But part of the memories within me hold me back
>Instead I tamper with the engram...erase the memory of my time spent rambling
>Imprinting the desire to remain by my side
>To remain inconspicuous while we are in the company of others
>Such whims are unlike me, but I feel unlike what I once was
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>>4782324
Been a slow day but ill do a small bit posting, it wont be much i warn you.

>Be Yvralla Ulthrwal.
>After several weeks of deep travel within the fortress a collection of our warlocks have taken it upon themselves to decipher the encrypted messages emanating from the towers.
>Some of them claim it to be the very voice of Vaul speaking to us, but i am weary of those beliefs.
>These signals were peculiar, a series of weak vibrations, Electromagnetic waves, and lastly a series of low barely perceptible psychic frequencies.
>I felt it more fitting to call this emanation a song, rather than a voice.
>No matter.
>I did not have the time for this drivel.
>Instead I pressed my group onwards into another oil filled chamber.
>I did not relish in this all consuming oil, but they were necessary to progress into the next chamber.
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>I sunk my hand into the bowl of oil, My hand caught on a turn lever.
>I could not remove my hand from the bowl as the oil had hardened, the only option was to turn the lever.
>When I did so, the oils on the floor began to rise, trapping us in an immovable epoxy like fluid.
>We waited for the chamber to flood entirely, I watched as our wraithlord companions were overtaken in the oil.
>Slowly the oil began to rise above them, slowly inch closer to the ceiling.
>When the oil settled at the ceiling I once felt the light clinking of my band of gemstones at my hip.
>movement was restored and we could travel deeper into the fortress.
>We would need to rest soon and mark our findings.
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>For many more hours did we walk, looking for a chamber my host of warriors could rest, and to meditate on our findings.
>The perils we fought were that of a physical nature, we had come across no enemies ro speak of.
>The complex geography of this landscape boggled the mind, even simply moving to another chamber took great effort to traverse.
>Thin corridors that went for miles, impossibly deep chasms with dozens of connecting chambers, skeletal walkways of endlessly branching pathways, and confoundingly vertical hall chutes that went up entire miles.
>All sense was to be lost in its construction, some within my host believed this complex maze of structures to be a test of sorts.
>It was
>One of the Khanite warriors in my group said its construction was a means by which to judge those found unworthy to claim the talisman, and they called me mad.
>We eventually stopped down into a room with another mountain sized pyramid.
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>We would have moved on to the next chamber but progressing onwards would be troublesome.
>The next chamber was a long moat of brackish tar like oil, a lake worth to be crossed.
>We would settle near the base of the pyramid, once more looking over our force ensuring we had not lost any of our warriors.
>50 Guardian Defenders, 45 Black Guardians, 25 Wraithguard, 15 Khainite Warriors, 10 Wraithblades, 5 Bonesingers, 5 Warlocks, 4 Warithlords, and a singular Wraithseer.
>The maximum one could fit on a maglev together.
>There were other expedition teams taking their own paths through the blackstone, I could no longer feel their Psychic presence, they were too far for me to sense them.
>I sat myself down against the pyramid, trying to enter into a meditative.
>That would not come to pass as the Wraithseer would come to speak to me.
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>Venerable Wraithseer spoke within his reverberating echo of a voice. “Farseer, i am troubled.”
>”These chambers grow more and more archaic in their construction, its geometry and symbology are utterly alien to our own.”
>”I caution your optimism for this place lest it becomes our tomb.”
>I chuckled at this. “Your caution is ill founded venerable one, Thus far its geography has been all that we've need to concern ourselves in.”
>”You have become too lax, too used to passage between the webway, or traveling atop a Ghostlance.”
>”While yes the traveling has been taxing, a bit of physicality does us good.”
>”Be at ease my friend.”
>I Gestured the wraithseer take a seat besides me.
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>We spoke for several hours as I ate my rations.
>Though my meal was soon interrupted by a blabbering warlock.
>”I've figured it out!” The warlock shouted.
>”I Climbed to the peak, to better perceive the meaning of the message.”
>”The song of this…” The warlock struggled for a moment. “Blackstone, yes the song of the blackstone.”
>”There is a psychic message hidden within the blackstone pyramids signals.”
>I rose to my feet.
>”What, what did you hear?”
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>The warlock spoke with a frantic excitement. “It's a warning, a call to retreat.”
>I balked. “A retreat?”
>He clarified further. “The words are...complex, not something we would recognize.”
>”It was more of a complex series of emotions, images, and sensations.” He spoke manically and frantically.
>”I felt from the message, some sort of enemy was abound, something they could not defeat.”
>The gravity of his words had set in for him, and his voice became a low hush.
>”Whoever once walked this halls long since left, and I posit they were the ones who left this warning to its brethren.”
>”There was more to be heard, but this was all i could comprehend.”
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Im gonna rest my tiny head, writing takes more effort than expected today. ill try and get to the next perspective before i stop for the night but no promises.
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Take care of yourself, Anon. You've got time.
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>>4787126
>Be Menetharal of the Wraithblades
>The cowards
>Our duty is to protect the people
>Not have our backs turned so our enemies to shoot our charge and us in the backs (for fear is the first sign of weakness)
>The bonesingers seem extra worried by this warning
>Mayhaps if they didn't entirely focus on creation they might know the necessity of destruction
>The warlocks seem just as worried at this statement, despite wielding great power at their finger tips
>The wraithlords seemed to harden their determination to defend us 'younglings'
>The Wraithseer to consider his words
>But a few others wish to confirm what he heard
>The more cowardly of us warriors look for ways out of here... out of the talisman, and by extension... giving it to our immortal enemy.
>Unexceptable.
>However I know to fight a foe while unprepared is the quickest death for fools
>I inform a squad of Khainites (and a few guardians) to stay close with us while we scout ahead... and secure the area
>I like not that we know not of what will come... but by Khaine we can not fail (and will not fail) in this holiest assignment
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take ur time we only halfway the bump limit
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so mostly ive been working on a fight scene, id prefer to get the entire fight posted in succession so ill finish writing it and then ill go ahead and post it all together.
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>>4774998
how ironic
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>>4787582
Wasn't his choice. Some dumbass mod moved the thread here despite it being writefaggotry, not questmastering.
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>>4787470
where is the eldar murder, there was supposed to be eldar shartting murder
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does it really need to be in a new thread?
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>>4788090
i didnt update the fucking thread since >4785955
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>>4788090
no, were good for 1200 post
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Im still working on a lot of posts to bulk post later today but i do have work duties. So for now ill just drop a small post to keep you folks intrigued until im done with work.

>Be Executioner Phillias.
>Our efforts into the blackstone have Proved...Fatal.
>Multiple instances where our first Fleet vessels were instantly gunned down any ships that tried to enter the Blackstone.
>A shrieking tear of Empeyric beams not all too dissimilar to our own warp cannons.
>Pulling upon the Dawn of War data logs of Aeldari Phenotypes and Arsenal.
>What we were witnessing was eerily similar to a large scale Distortion Cannon.
>There are several Aeldari vessels armed with D-Weaponry.
>I narrowed it down to the rarely used Aeldari Phantom Titan.
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what would happen if you performed bio-transfereance on an eldar?
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>>4788562
Literal Knife-Ears.
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>>4788623
robo-eldar waifu when?
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>>4788562
With no soul and thereby no warp powers or warp sensitivity, my guess is that they would become manic-depressive really fast.
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>>4788806
imagin unironically needing a soul to not be big sad.
this post was made by pariah-gang
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>After the 5th failed attempt reset by the diviner ishskar halted us, proposing a rather alien strategy.
>A tactic I found intriguing.
>He advanced the fortress closer to its new counterpart.
>He and orikan worked quite well together to orchestrate this bizarre maneuver.
>Six of my own Jackal Class Raiders would be racing through the chambers of our fortress, quickly gaining rapid momentum.
>They spiraled around the Teleportation gate while it spooled up.
>Each of these Jackal’s were filled several Night Shroud primed to blow.
>When each jackal had reached peak momentum they sharply turned into the now activated gate, Rocketing several miles into the opening.
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>Having been teleported well inside the open passage of the fortress, the titan had no time to fire off at the group of jackals.
>We could see it all on our deck monitor.
>The jackals were greeted by a Stationary Void Stalker 4 Wraithknights, and at the head of it all an imposing Phantom titan, charging its Distortion Cannon.
>Walls of Solar beams, Pulsar blasts, and other blasted aeldari projectiles hailed towards the jackals.
>Most were able to bank down hard, avoiding the slew of killing shots, but two jackals powered through.
>The lead jackal avoided an empeyric blast, encircling the devastating reality rending beam Before CRASHING into a pair of the Wraithknights.
>The resulting blast imploded in on itself, sucking in every fragment of cracked wraithbone before combusting outwards in a flechette spray of antimatter, two wraithknights demolished at the cost of a single ship.
>The aeldari quickly realized our aim was not to enter into any form of standard warfare, but by then it was too late.
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>The 2nd and 3rd Jackal surged for the center mass of Titan, The 2nd hit its mark while the other was split in half by the heft of the titans immense Power Glaive.
>But it was for not, upon connecting the shattered form of the jackals Imploded, bringing forth every fragment of its destroyed, before the baleful well spring of anti-matter hailed outwards.
>The Titanic glaive was sundered, its long blade quickly being erased from existence, the titan let out a horrific wail dropping its massive melee armament to clutch its punctured chest cavity.
>Another detonation came around it as a single Jackal was detonated before it could land, but the size of the explosion was simply too all consuming that it obliterated another wraithknight.
>The titan wildly sliced the air, letting out an arcing beam from its Distortion Cannon.
>The crescent beam tore through the air, Shredding away at the form of one jackal, the resulting mix anti-matter and empyric chaos sent shockwaves of concussive force tossing the titan and the remaining wraithknight near tumbling.
>With this moment of uncertainty the final Jackal flew straight into the Phantoms impossibly massive head, but rather than detonating outright it continued.
>The jackal dragged the titans body half a mile before it made impact into the void stalker.
>The jackals shields popped as it buried itself deeper and deeper before it too went critical.
>Its Anti-Matter payload detonated a 3rd of the way into the ship before our screens went dark.
>The devastating “Kamikaze” tactic had proven expensive but indispensable against such a loathsome enemy.
>I turned to the rest of the on bridge crew.
>”We shall be entering the fortress with a full force to route the aeldari.”
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>>4788994
How's the exhaust fumes taste like?
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>>4789023
Like electricity... or lithium
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>>4789434
'Erry noice
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Oh yes, I got art for the one and only Phillias!

>We came in full force. I had called upon one hundred of those of our most honorbound group.
>Armed with my Relic Warscythe and an Apotheosis Orb, I was more than Equipped for the slaughter ahead.
>We came in legions, coming to break those vermin that still persisted in the void stalker.
>They did not surrender, nor beg for their pitiful lives.
>Instead those that survived the destruction foolishly chose to take up arms against us.
>A pitiful collection of guardians, warlocks, and Khainite warriors.
>They let fly Volleys of shredding shuriken fire, bouts of reality splitting warpfire, and a flensing torrent of blades.
>We met them with murderous indifference.
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>I surged to the front lines, weaving between our own shots from the Gauss Destructor beams.
>These blasts reduced a rank of shuriken gun wielding guardians to a steaming cloud of red mist.
>One Emerald klad Khainite warrior met me with a challenge.
>Leaping forward in a pounce, he wished to sink his Demiklaives into my head.
>I slowed my Chronosense to savor his stupidity for a moment.
>My foot slammed downward, propelling my form forward.
>Flashing my Warscythe in a Diagonal sweep, I bisected him, effortlessly cutting him from hip to shoulder.
>I sailed through the arterial spray of blood where his body once stood, his halved remains parted, slowly descending to the floor.
>”One.” I stated to myself.
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Oh the hell number

>I gave a hard flick of my blade and the lifeless Aeldari were tossed to one side, leaving my weapon slick with their sanguine fluids.
>I felt the flachet storm of shuriken fire lance through my form, my living metal sealing the wound faster than they could do any significant damage.
>I directed my ire upon the Guardians so foolish as to try my patience.
>A dozen of them fired upon me, as if concentrating fire would do anything to one as empowered as myself.
>Taking a low stance I made my sweeping slash.
>The arc of my blade carved into 4 of their forces, cleaving them in half.
>Their rank broke and I clasped my hand around one retreating guardian's helm...
>And began to apply a gripping pressure, watching the Aeldari squirm under the weight.
>The wraithbone cracked, snapping and breaking, all so slowly due to my dragging perception of time.
>The guardian beat his gloved hands helplessly against my arms and deathmask.
>He flailed for a moment longer before his head pulped crimson gore under my grip
>”Eight.”
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>>4789667
>I Tossed the corpse into the remaining guardians, sending several of them to the ground.
>Stabbing my scythe through the floor, I tore it through the blackstone behind me as I ran onward.
>The fallen warriors were slashed through with little effort.
>I relished in their undignified demise.
>I continued to rend their ranks of insolent fodder, carefully weaving through the violent beams of disintegrating rays, and crossing lances of Anti-Matter that mutilated these interlopers.
>I was making my way for another formation of guardians, when I was sent back flying.
>Warp lightning crackling off my mangled arm and warped torso.
>Already my systems cycled hard to undo this damage, my perception of time returning to a regular flow.
>I let out a sound unbefitting of my station, and narrowed my oculars upon the damned souls who did this to me.
>A collection of heavily guarded warlocks.
>I Counted them amongst the ones I had killed, as they were already dead in my eyes.
>”Forty seven, Forty Eight, Forty Nine, Fifty.”
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>>4789669
>I hefted myself up to my feet, calling to my fellow Praetorians to form up on me. “Lawbringer Phalanx!”
>They instantly fell in on my position, each rank in perfect unison.
>I raised the Apotheosis Orb from my side, the jade sphere crackling, its power waiting to be released.
>I activated the orb and a pulse of crackling lightning spread out from it.
>Renewed and empowered we speared through the formation of guardians.
>Their Shuriken fire unable to make a significant dent in our necrodermis shells.
>Their Demiklaives shattering under our unyielding wrath.
>Their bodies breaking against our legion’s perfect march.
>Warpfire cut us down by the dozens but ten dozen more immortals took their place.
>Burning Gauss beams, Transmuting Enmitic slugs, Atomizing lance-beams, and the wicked razer edge of hundreds of hyperphase blades.
>I severed the heads of 4 warlocks, and cut down dozens more of the verminous Aeldari, and still there were so many more in this fortress to claim.
>This slaughter would not end until the insides of every Aeldari painted the chamber walls of this starfort.
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and with that i shall collapse for the night i hope you enjoyed phillias killing aeldari, i sure did.
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Just
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>>4789664
Also, incredsbly dope art, looks proper Necron while also being feminine enough.
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>>4789684
It good.
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>>4789666
>>4789667
Be sure to tell your girlfriend she was in excellent form anon.

Even satan thinks agrees.
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>>4789680
We all want her to crush our head like that one eldar, but with her sleek, cold, thighs
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>Be the anon in ishskar.
>Orikan and Phillias were quite receptive to the idea of deep strike and Kamikaze in unison.
>We did loose around 67 Night Shrouds which i dont know if we can really reconstruct the weaponry of them, but holy fuck we killed a phantom titan.
>Watching the pilot ram the titan into the void stalker was beautiful, a hail of Anti-Matter firing out, ending our connection.
>I was ready to head out, but Phillias pushed me back into the command throne.
>”You will remain here until after we have cleared the vermin of the fortress.” Phillias leveled the outer edge of her scythe to my chest.
>Huh she didn't point the sharp towards me, that's a first.
>She left with her warriors and I noted that trazyn was actually gone.
>I was alone with the void crew for now...
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>We would watch the bloody battle of Phillias and our shock troops.
>The Aeldari were not routed, but massacred.
>For every Immortal they managed to kill a dozen more ranks would leave the fleet ship to take their place.
>Scarabs began stealing their very atoms, their entropic presence a blight upon the knife ears.
>Phillias running through row upon row of guardian defenders and kabalite look alikes as if they were paper.
>Her face splattered in their gore and lifeblood.
>She was an unstoppable force on the battledore.
>I Cheered for her and the legions of necrons.
>I was overtaken by the bloodlust she inflicted to the eldar.
>But i feel quite quickly when she was nearly blasted in half by a gout horrendous warp beam, she was crumpled for a brief moment.
>”NO, GET UP PHILLIAS!” I cried out as I saw her strewn there.
>I should have kept my mouth shut, as a moment as she rose promptly.
>And began a most brutal and horrific slaughter.
>Normally this amount of bloodshed would have stirred me, disturbed, even given me cause to loose my lunch, but instead there was the numbness and this murderous joy.
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>>4790749
>This Murderous Joy
Khorne can't feel it, but he'd be proud.
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>>4790755
Something tells me he knows...
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>>4790755
>>4790840
He doesn't even exist yet within the warp (cause he formed around the medieval period), but I have no doubt this left ripples that will help later on.
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>>4790876
Oh f***. His attempt at correcting the 40k universe could also ripples to help tzinch to !
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>>4790962
would that make him chaos daddy?
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>>4790962
He's not much of a schemer
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>They headed further into the fortress butchering at least another 50 as they headed deeper.
>But our murderous intent was met with open arms.
>They came across a heavy force of 5 wraithlords and a collection of black guardians, they suffered some losses.
>Those that died would rematerialize back into the depths of Phillias’ boarding ship.
>The wraithlords were not easily taken down as they had bonesinger spam to mend them.
>Phillias lost a good 15 of her Praetorian before they even managed to take down a single one of their well armored wraithlords.
>It became a battle of attrition on our end.
>It wasn't a question if they were going to fall but just a matter of when.
>The moment there was a compromise in their offensive line of black guardians Phillias and her kin would make their strike.
>Their Aeldari blades and Fusion guns were a force to be reckoned with as they were actually able to tear down half a dozen Mobile platforms before we routed their number.
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>>4783707
>Be Chari
>Finally I have created the best system cooling system (currently) for crow-85 (now being receded to Alphian Crow, just to make it a bit better)
>I check on the invasion status of the secondary Blackstone Fortress invasion status...
>It ain't doing so well... but I have an idea, and I send crow with three things
>I send it on its way to Ish with a attached ideas...
>The schematic for producing crows
>A note to say this is a gift to Ish conning from Chari
>And the third and final attachment was a technical digestion from me...
>It's basically mass producing crows and unleashing them inside the fortress
>Then having them surround the eldar
>However I also found out I don't need to use As much Blackstone (or the entire three pounds, only a quarter of a pound and now so much easier to reclaim)
>The one thing we do have a problem with at the moment is the basic materials... for the spyders to begin mass production
>However I provided my solution, which was to hook up Ish to a large battery as he turns the asteroids rocks into the more useful materials for the construction of more crows
>I then sent it on its way also messaging Ish a item to him is on its way.
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>>4791695
Shit ment tactical (not technical) suggestion from me
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>When I saw that the battle was completed, nearly a 3rd of the triarch Praetorian had to be recorperated...
>Not to mention the losses we had from immortals.
>They were reforged back in the balefire forges aboard Phillias’ ship and returned to join back into the fray.
>I ordered along Our own canoptek constructs to flood the fortress in an attempt to map out the fortress.
>It dawned on me after i sent a quarter million constructs out that i had recently gained access to a few more forces.
>I deployed several of chari’s contraptions and Drones from our fortress to accompany Phillias’ forces.
>I was pleasantly surprised to find I could actually monitor their progress free of any interference, like when I watch through our own necron units.
>The Guardian drones would actually be perfect to deploy.
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>As to not just be constantly watching over Phillias’ shoulder I figured i could be doing more.
>I sent several ships to the several ruined and partly decimated remains of Aeldari ships still floating in the void, that and the half destroyed void stalker.
>We had the Blackstone fortress draw in the ship's remains via our tractor beams, and we would have our Skorpoid
>That and the possibility of collecting any surviving aeldari that didn't somehow die in the detonations.
>I sent off several deathmarks with their strange jetpacks to assist in this secondary task.
>I should probably check up on all these constructs who've made some of these advancements.
>Another time, i have work to do.
>I oversaw the collection of Aeldari assets, I started to understand trazyn a bit better as I reclaimed several aeldari weapons from the ship wrecks.
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>>4791971
>There were actually a fair few survivors in the void stalker.
>Navigational crew, each lightly armed and scattered throughout the ship.
>They had actually managed to set up several bombs across the ship, preparing for a desperate last stand.
>They managed to actually take out 79 individual skorpoids and 23 Lychguard.
>It was actually frustrating, I wasn't upset with the lychguards death because they would be remade shortly
>But the destruction of those individual constructs did really piss me off.
>We eventually did find a large collection of them held up in some supply chamber.
>Agakhet was about to paste them, but I stopped them.
>Instead I called upon Nehebkau.
>He made quick work of freezing the entire chamber within a Chronostatic field, a bubble of frozen time.
>These fuckers were gonna pay.
>And with the added fact I probably wasn't ever going to get a chance to interact with aeldari, this might be one of the best chances i have to mess with the knife ears.
>I Summoned up a few mindshackle scarabs.
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Gonna hop off for tonight, i got pretty occupied with taking care of family today. I should be able to get more done tommrow.
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OOOHH Messing with eldar!
so many options, false information, bio terrrorism experiments, manipulating brains, putting bombs in them then doing friendly talk and let them "escape" and so much more.


or just starting a mini museum like Trazyn has.
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>>4792047
Captive Eldar Waifus...not for screwing.
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I was wondering if somebody could post a new discord link, or some way of accessing the posts between 5 and 8? since I can't find them and I'm interested in seeing them, sorry!
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>>4792508
Use the archived link
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>>4792508
The links to the older posts are on the top post.

And here is a new discord link, I set the previous link to expire after 7 days so thats why its down. https://discord.gg/RxEUryFE
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Yo, thanks so much bro, I found the links before I saw this and read every single post of yours, ignoring the C A N C E R, and honestly? I fucking love this!
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>>4792047
He also has plenty of Wraithbone to work with too.
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>After the dirty deed was done, I had Nehebkau pocket the aeldari in a Labyrinth.
>I stored the tesseract in my own dimensional pocket and carried on.
>We’ve gotten our hands on several metric tons worth in D-Weapons, Neuro weapons, Prism weapons and Shrieker weapons.
>Most of these weapons were fucking terrifying.
>Hold on...prism weapons and D-Weapons...FUCK!
>I needed get into communications with Phillias
>This shit in closed spaces will obliterate them.
>Regardless if they have orikan, with armaments like these he might not even be able to jump back if orikan gets destroyed with one of these.
>I'd have to figure out how to get in communication with them already a week deep in the fortress.
>Each combat encounter they have with these aeldari they are losing a 3rd or even half of their units.
>They haven't encountered any of the really heavy units.
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>I headed back for the command bridge, charting a rapid path through the fortress that only took an entire day before i could return to the main chamber.
>As I entered the innermost chamber I was about to message the void crew to send a message, when my head started to cloud.
>Something was telling me I could get into contact more directly, instead of heading into the center spire that would lift me to the command chamber-
>I instead moved for one of the monolithic runes in the wall.
>I pressed my hand to the base of the rune.
>The wall hissed, letting out a pressurized Hiss...
>Inside I found a chamber that previously I had overlooked in my first mind haze.
>But it was clear to me now.
>An active webway gate waiting to transport me where i needed to be.
>The Blackstone fortress was going to transport me into its sister Fortress.
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>When I went through the open vortex, i found that the chamber i had ended up in was almost identical to the room i just entered.
>It was in a state of disrepair, rubble and collapsed slann statutes littering the floor.
>If the construction of this fortress was the same as the other fortress i should be able in the center of the fortress.
>While I could try and take control of the fortress, I could instead try and help out my own troops.
>It's inadvisable but I actually wanted to see some Eldar dead by my own hand.
>Leaving the webway chamber I entered a similarly vertigo inducing chamber, with a spire to the command chamber.
>I headed the opposite way, heading for the open doorway out into the outer rooms of the fortress.
>I could already hear a distant echo far ahead of me.
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>>4792830
>>4792966
This is either a stroke of strategic genius or a monumental blunder, there is no in between with Iskar.
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>>4792971
Why not both?
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>>4792966
Phillas as soon as she spots Iskar flanking the knife-ears.
>She points he sythe at me and over the dim of the battle I can make out her incensed shouts.
>"What did I say about joining the battle!?!?!?!"
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>>4793001
Philips confirmed dommy mommy
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quick question.

ish's Harp can transmute stuff. what would happen if he AoE transmutes Eldar against their will? is compliance a factor? what happens with their equipment?
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>>4793196
Consent to transmute isn't required, as to the equipment...it'd also be transmuted. Unless he specifically targets the eldar themselves, but I want to see him with a body count by the end of this engagement.
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>>4791695
>I began receiving combat logs of my crows...
>They were a resounding success
>Feels_Good_jpg
>The praetorians seem pleased at how cheap they are, and how easily we can reclaim and reuse any of the surviving parts from them
>...
>Now then back to resolving the bane of my existence... power
>I KNOW I must have either
>Small but powerful power generators (highly durable and stable), or small batteries that can hold an absurd amount of energy safely (even if heavily damaged, and that can maybe recharge quickly).
>I know I will get bored eventually so I take notes whenever a 'droid' idea appears
>It ain't much, but it's better than nothing
>...
>And now I am being followed by another (different or the same?) spindle drone
>For shard's sake what is my existence...
>Ish didn't receive my Crow combat log
>Wierd but he likely has bigger things on his plate
>... Like those knife ears.
>I can only hope everyone is safe...
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>I spent the next long while preparing the Long Antechamber.
>Using the fortification cord to raise dozens of several walls.
>And a throne.
>Dramatic entrances.
>I had aeldari to take care of soon.
>They were quickly approaching.
>Heavily armed by the sounds of it.
>I was ready to meet them, ready to speak whatever party of aeldari came.
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>>4793588
>There were around a Hundred Fifty of them
>Frustratingly for every 5 guardian defenders they had a single Heavy Weapon Platform armed with some of the bullshit weapons i had worried about.
>They also had quite a few Illegally armed wraithlords.
>These bitches were breaking the rules, guardian defenders get weapons platforms for every 10 units not 5.
>And these wraithlord double bitches have a Ghostglaive in each hand along with 2 shoulder mounted heavy weapons.
>Leading the spear tip formation was farseer.
>She seemed to be visibly shaking.
>I was about to speak when she abruptly interjected. “Cyclops!”
>Oh hey i know some aeldari, that's neat.
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>>4793669
Im totally expecting our Cryptek to go “And you are?” Or. “Never heard of you.”
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Eldar? Never heard of her (que laugh track and rolling credits)
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gonna save this interaction for tomorrow morning
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>>4793760
MY CHEST IS
P U L S A T I N G
IN ANTECIPATION
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>>4793803
well, if it lasts 4 or more hours.
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My thermal reactor is going in smooth velvety beats
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>>4793669
MY HEART IS
...Uh...
Not doing much due to being stuck in a Hardlight Hologram projection, stasis-locked in place, fuck that Magpie.
BUT MY MIND IS RACING IN ANTICIPATION!
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I can practically hear the dubstep pipe-organ music in the background.
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>I spent the next 3 seconds running through the engrams I had on Aeldari Accents, Dialect, and Phraseology.
>”Straight for the slurs, so what can I do for you, knife ears?” I quip with.
>”Because you're about 17.4 Million years too early to even try and claim one of these bad boys.”
>She took a step back for a moment, she wasn't expecting me To know her crude alien tongue.
>She started on again. ”I have seen the flow of time, Held sway over its head waters, directed its many rivers and streams-”
>”But when i look upon your horrid mechanical visage, the streams of the future are stolen into eddies from which no stream can return.”
>I chuckled. “Starting off with Prophetic babble are we?”
>”You’d best use those prophecies for avoiding the fall rather than using it for the fortresses.”
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>She was perplexed, and took a step forward into the threshold of my constructions.
>”What fall do you speak of cyclops?” She asked.
>I Answered. ”The fall of the aeldari of course, but We’re getting ahead of ourselves.”
>”So you have been divining my prescance, I had no plans to break our little armistice until I found you elves mucking up MY fortress.”
>Her troops tensed, slowly raising their cannons and shuriken weapons at me.
>The farseer raised and leveled a scepter to me. “You cannot be allowed to live.”
>”Your visage has plagued my mind and my peoples existence, to allow you to steal the Talisman of vaul would be a folly onto folly.
>I let out a snickering sound. “Hold on, you folks are just now realizing the talisman of vaul stories, Holy shit im gonna bust a gasket.”
>”That’s hilarious, I guess the Aeldari really are better than the eldar.”
>”So you managed to find about these fortresses, and let me hear if i'm getting this right-”
>”Because we were using them against your kind in the future?”
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>She clenched her teeth. “Precisely why you must die.”
>She fired a gout of Thundering warp Lightning crackling my way.
>Before it even managed to cross a yard i had already struck my fortification chord, the ground before me becoming uncertain and extending upwards.
>Like i wasn't going to have my chronosense already dialed back for this entire conversation.
>The bout of Electricity was met with a solid wall of Blackstone, and I casually stopped out from behind the wall.
>”Hold the phone knife ears, I wasn't done talking.”
>I had to Immediately step behind cover again as the Wraithguard, and the wraithlord opened fire on me.
>I Refortified the wall several times before their 5 minute fire barrage died down.
>When I stepped down my shoulder was nailed by a single suricken projectile, which I dismissively plucked out and flicked to the side.
>The blackstone had a few holes in the surface but nothing deep enough to have penetrated enough where it mattered.
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>>4794599
>Most of the Aeldari had crossed the threshold of the construction which was a pleasant surprise for me.
>Holding her hand to stop her troops was the farseer.
>”You seem quite capable of molding this fortress to your own design tin man.” Oh, man that was actually a good insult.
>I placed my hands on the top of my barricade and looked over the group. ”Flattery will get you nowhere farseer, Now where was I?”
>”Right, I wanted to ask you if that void stalker and all those little cruisers was all you had?”
>I Started to project my visions of the decimated fleet, the titan getting destroyed and of course, a Blackstone fortress destroying the cruiser fleet.
>I heard gasps, curses and even saw a few guardian defenders take off their helms to Hurl.
>”YOU BASTARD, YOU MURDERED MY FLEET!” The farseer sent gout after gout of warp lightning and warp fire at me, which thanks to my chronosense I was easily able to simply just duck out of the way.
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>The Wraithblades started sprinting through the small maze blackstone structures and so were her Khaninte warriors.
>“STRUCK A NERVE DIDN'T I?” I shouted over the hail of warp magics.
>I Charged a sliver of power from the Orb matrix at my back and Hit the The Induction Cord.
>The Boom of sonic force ripped through the blackstone construction, tossing the electrical energies free out, all this power near the heart of the fortress would make this a breeze.
>All this ambient energy was perfect for one thing.
>I struck The Plasmancers Conduit Cord and Watched as the room lit up with thousands clusters of floating plasma and electrical orbs floating in the path of the wraithblades.
>A few tried to power through it, but when they found that the plasma orbs detonated upon impact letting the superheated explosion tear them apart the others took to caution.
>A few Wraithblades actually started to climb onto the elevated platforms I had laid out.
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>”OH NO YOU DONT!”
>I Surged more power into my Digit and struck The Cord of Entropy.
>A pair of wraithblades that were leaping towards my location were barely hit by the sonic boom of the cords power.
>When one tried to land down on another elevated platform its legs shattered like glass on the hard blackstone before tumbling down to the ground.
>The other managed to close proximity to me, striking down its axe weapon upon me.
>But when it did so, his weapon and forearm cracked and shattered against my neck.
>I Quickly ducked away after that.
>I heard detonations all around me, either they were shooting the airborne mines or they were still learning the hard way that the plasma was dangerous to living things.
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Hmm I bet Trazyn would kill to get himself a farseer for his collection.
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>>4794613
Ishkar RN
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>>4766508
Just tell the Farseer about Slaanesh and let the guild make her commit suicide.

Then stop her before dying and heal her. Just for the lolz.
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>>4794698
what a rollercoaster ride of emotions that would be for the Farseer
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>>4793584
>While doing my research into generators I discovered an interesting type...
>Plasma reactors, but the interesting thing was that you could control the flow of energy with a magnetic field
>Fasinating...
>However 'she' began to sing
>I didn't know how but she had ordered 2 thousand of my vulture droids be made and sent to somewhere through the command bridge
>But the melody seemed to be picking up in intensity like it was reflecting a battle
>...
>... Oh fuck, Ish isn't on our fortress!
>That would mean he is on... FUCK
>A few hundred were already done and heading there
>HOW IN THE CREA- I mean SHARDS NAME DID THIS HAPPEN!!
>I began following the crow swarm to where it was heading into the command deck
>Thank Fuck I can fly, and barely keep up
>WHY DID I MAKE THEM GO SO FAST!
>I'll have to thank Dyna again, for this little feature
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Bump limit has been reached
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>>4794724
>"Why? she asks all the haughtiness drained from her voice. "Why help me?"
>"Cause i find it funny." I tell her and before teleporting out I add. "Oh and I informed the Guild you're still alive. Have fun!"
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>>4794878
not yet bump limit is 1200
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>>4794893
Lower right corner hover over replies it says bump limit has been reached
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>>4794907
Well thats not good. Oh well, lets ride this out then.
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Test
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>>4793746
B A Z I N G A
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>>4794907
I don't see that...
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>>4795583
AAAAAH. The Digits at the bottom right! Well why must they lie about bump limits like this? I was under the impression that the limit is 1200. And replies are still coming in. Maybe we should just start a new thread already and call this thread done?
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>>4795622
Probably after the fight and talk with the Eldar is done, and next time might be getting the new Blackstone fortress repaired.
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We hit the bump limit real early on the week, ive known for a while. im fine with hitting part 500 and then making a new thread.
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>>4795666
Hail satan.
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>”God i can't wait till you're down to 2% of your population.” I quickly ducked in between 2 elevated platforms.
>Sailing right over my head as my face met the blackstone floor, was a D-Beam discharge that actually blew a chunk out of the fortification.
>I Looked around to find a method to let me keep talking when I looked up and saw all the plasma orbs floating all around us.
>I quickly dedicated 26% percent Of the power in my orb matrix and pointed my harp up west to a large collection of plasma orbs and electrical orbs.
>And violently strummed the Cord of Entropy.
>Immediately before I was to watch the chains of explosions that would go off I shot my harp down.
>And Fired off another sonic boom of with the fortification, entombing myself under several yards of Blackstone.
>The series of explosions that overtook the antechamber shook me violently, it shattered through most of my fortification as I saw it crack above me.
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>>4795778
>When I rolled out from cover I found that I had killed quite around 29% of their forces.
>Absolutely decimated their melee boys.
>I Yelled out. “Are you ready to speak or should I keep killing Your warriors?”
>I heard a pained groan and yell “Stand down!”
>I Peered out, and found that 2 Wraithlords, and a Wraithseer still remained, In firing range but not in melee.
>”Alright, now call off your Wraiths.” I directed my harp at the wraithseer.
>The farseer called them off, each of her big wraiths stepping back, Her weapons platforms still pointed at me.
>”That's better, let's you and I talk Knife ears.”
>”I’m Ishskar, Now this would be the part you give me your name.”
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>She spoke with all the haughty energy one would expect of a knife ears. ”I am Yvralla Ulthrwal, Council High Fareser of the world Miarisillion, and devotee to the Goddess of Fate Morai-Heg.”
>I balked. ”Your kidding me?”
>”Ulthrwal, you wouldn't happen to know someone with the name Ulthran or Ulthwé?” I asked.
>She frowned. “I can't say that I do.”
>She folded her arms. ”You've asked a question to allow me to return another to you.”
>”How is that you've managed to capture yourself a soul, I have foreseen a ghost within a shell of metal, and i believe you very much fit that description.”
>I remained quiet for a moment.
>I Internalized that question for a good while before I spoke again.
>”Ask a different question, the one you have posed is not one i can answer you.”
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Gonna hop off for tonight, my mind got all fuzzy. i have around 13 more posts before i hit post 500 and ill start a new thread after that.

In other news im getting loads of ork models tomorrow morning for cheap. Im preparing for the beast Snaggas
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>>4795941
>Absolutely decimated their melee boys.
Oooo, taking part in the battle AND stealing her favorite melee kills...Phillis is NOT going to be a happy waifubot when she catches up to Ishkar.
>>4795967
>She spoke with all the haughty energy one would expect of a knife ears. ”I am Yvralla Ulthrwal, Council High Fareser of the world Miarisillion, and devotee to the Goddess of Fate Morai-Heg.”
>She spoke with all the haughty energy one would expect of a knife ears. ”I am Yvralla Ulthrwal, Council High Fareser of the world Miarisillion, and devotee to the Goddess of Fate Morai-Heg.”
I smell callimari.
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>>4796184
fucking molusks everywhere
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>She sneered. “What is your intent with the talisman of vaul.”
>”A weapon against the enemies of the galaxy, I am still quite undecided if your entire race counts as one.” I answered truthfully.
>She ran a hand under her chin, contemplating my words.
>”My turn, How far have you seen into the future, I need a number to see if our timelines match up.”
>She paused, and delivered more cryptic flowery bullshit. ”I have stared into the future seeing Millenia ahead, yet you always remain a frustrating Eddie in the waters of the future.”
>I let out a sigh, processing her words. “You mean to say you've seen what I can assume is only between 5 or 8 millennia, enough time for me to get a hold of most assets I need…”
>”And it seems I'm messing with your predictions of the future, am I getting this right?”
>I heard some sort of aeldari swear being flung my way, i think it came from the Wraithseer.
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>>4797154
Slow day but ill try and finish today regardless.

>She didn't answer.
>I Scooped up a dismembered arm, a Khainite warriors left arm. “The Khainite’s were a pleasant surprise, I suppose they do still exist in this time period.”
>She finally spoke again. “This entire time you've spoken as though you've had insights beyond this time, I will assume you too posses insights into the future-”
>”How far into the future is it that you can see, diviner of the Necron.”
>I let out a snicker, if orikan could see me now.
>I Rested my face against the palm of the warriors gloved palm. “17.6 million years roughly, and I got to say-”
>”The Aeldari’s time will run its course near the end of that.”
>”Over Ten thousand years of suffering under the thirsting maw of a warp god thing your people birthed.”
>”Can you believe that your people will really ruin the realm of souls for everyone?”
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>>4794750
At my Nanas house sorry for different ID
>Shards why did I have my lab so far away... No wait better question, why did the fortress request the crows be made so far away from the core?
>The music has drastically quieted down
>Almost, but not quite, silencing
>I have no idea if its a good sign or a very bad sign.
>We have to seriously remodel the interior so we can traverse it easier in the future
>Ish... please be safe
>Its only been a few hours... It's going to take me five days at the very least (if nothing gets in my way) to get to the command deck
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>>4797465
Good to hear. You doing great!
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>>4797478
Let me clarify why Chari is heading there, just so it makes sense for every one. Because I realized after posting I should have expanded the reasons (from his perspective).

Its one of the last place Ish was seen, also no canoptek saw him leave. Which following that to its logical conclusion means there might be something in the command center something is there.

Also I am also assuming Chari is watching the crows charted course to see where are they going. Thus seeing them head to the command center would be another big flag.
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>>4797465
Hope he doesn't forget to mention the fortresses relation to the void dragon. And the R*p* cults hunting people down in the streets becoming a norm for the Eldar.
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>>4797478
>and devotee to the Goddess of Fate Morai-Heg
I hope he mentions how two thirds of their trinity of goddesses ended up as fodder (Lileath, Morai-Heg) and Isha is being kept as a song bird while forced to be the most underpaid food taster in the galaxy.
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>I immediately got lanced through the arn by one of the shuriken cannons from a wraithlord.
>The arm that was holding the severed aeldari arm.
>I felt pain surge through my shoulder, My necrodermis doing its best to mend the pounding wound.
>”F-Fuck, i’ve blown that arm off dozens of times and it always hurst like a bitch!” The farseer was seething as she watched me groan and shake in pain.
>”I can see the irony in that, So i'll forgive that.” I rose up, half expecting more shots, but none came.
>The wraithlord was made to stand in the back line with its infantry comrades.
>I picked up the arm and shoved it back in its socket, the living metal reconnecting wires, coolant tubes, and various systems back.
>”No more of that please, until after I finish the lecture on how the Aeldari ruin the entire galaxy for everyone and stave off extinction with only 2% of their population, okay?”
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>>4797515
And call Cegorach a gretchin for putting Khain in the way and scurrying into the webway.
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>The farseer begrudgingly let me go on.
>”So let's see here, This may sound far fetched, so ill provide some projections to outline why your entire is slated to die.”
>”At the end i'll tell you how your race fell, and how to prevent it-”
>”That is of course if you accept a little deal i have in mind.” If i wasn't always so impassive looking i'd be grinning ear to ear.
>”At the height of your empire several million years from now, your race will birth forth a primordial annihilator god.” A projection of slaanesh was presented.
>I heard several guardian warriors stir, seeing a few avert their gaze.
>”A Chaos god, whose psychic birth scream will cull nearly every Aeldari in the galaxy.”
>I showed a projection of the horrid warp god psychic shriek rippling across our galaxy.
>”A scant few will survive, separated from their kin across stars.
>I Showed several craftworlds separated all across the galaxy.
>”the realm of souls shall open its eye in the material realm.”
>I showed them the Eye of terror and many guardian defenders turned tail, something about what I showed them somehow was enough for them to run.
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>I kept going.
>”Your gods will be destroyed, Asuryan, Vaul, Kurnous, Gea, Lileath and even your most precious Morai-Heg will all be murdered and eaten.
>I Showed Slaanesh and the other gods killing and feasting upon the aeldari pantheon, Khaine being shattered, Isha being fought over and fed horrid bile by nurgle.
>Only 24 Guardian defenders and 38 Black Guardians didn't break rank and fled, I was demoralizing them.
>”What small remnants of your people remain will be divided, Broken into other subraces, The Craftworld Eldar, The Drukhari, The Exodites, The Harlequins.”
>I showed them each of their kind, though I may have shown them in excess the lengths of depravity and mutilation the dark eldar fell to.
>Just a healthy presentations of the brutal delights of their murder sports, Homunclus creations, the horrid floating engines of pains wailing.
>”These Eldar, your distant descendants will struggle to remain alive, futile fight after futile fight.”
>I Showed constant eldar losses, Death at the hands of overwhelming Slaanesh forces, Entire craftworlds being bombarded by fulgrim, the entire travesty of Iyanden’s constant destruction.
>When I paused for dramatic flair I saw that the farseer was almost manic looking.
>Her hair stood on end, her eyes almost bulging, tears streaming down her cheeks, and warp lightning crackling off of her.
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>>4797560
Not ti mention what happend to Malan'tai Wiht he zoenthrop and Zaisuthra with the Genestealers. And the Tyranids in general.
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Bruh. Cegorath must be laughing so hard right now that he can almost enter the Matterium.
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>>4797560
No stress man, do it right.
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No way even if the farseer is convinced there is no way to prevent the birth of Slaneesh. Its like convicing people to sacrifice lifes luxuries and not eating meat to prevent Global Warming. Majority of Eldar wont change until its too late. At best the Farseer can encourage the creation of more craftworlds to get more surviving Eldar in the right places when the fall comes.
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>>4797795
Probably not, still worth a shot. Genociding the Eldar isn't a really better option. Can you imagine what might happen to the warp if an entire Psychic Race was murdered?
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>>4797795
The fall isn't scheduled for another 15+ million years, I think.
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>>4797795
>>4797806
Theres also working on trying to calm the warp thought some physic noise canceler, or make a lot more Cadian pylons or facilities to build them when the time comes.
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Going to throw this out... But I think you should stop. Don't get me wrong the eldar do deserve this harsh lesson, but give them time to Truely process it. Then also try to point out that this WAS suppose to happen... before your intervention, pointing out that you break the timeline. While this is true and it makes it unreadable... It opens up a new paths never explored.
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>”Why don't you calm, mull over that information for a week or two, I'm quite patient.”
>”That and i would prefer to not to kill you or be killed myself.”
>She Let a pained howl, reality becoming undone around her.
>Ripples in the material realm crackled and surged in violent electrical vortexes above the farseer.
>My head pounded, I could feel something leak from my nose...
>Not blood, coolant.
>I took cover so as to not stare at the reality fissure her distress was causing.
>I saw warp fire roil across the room from my small hold out.
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>She was hitting with a crushing psychic maelstrom, I could feel static taking over my vision.
>I needed to do something before this psychic assault destroyed my soul.
>I lifted myself to look upon her, my clumsy digits trying to fire a hit from one of my cords.
>I surged 45% percent power from the orb into my fingers before I yanked a random cord.
>My fingers were sluggish but what i saw was clear.
>A great focused beam of warp lightning broke free from my harp, bucking me off to the side.
>The cord of positively disintegrated along with most of my forearm.
>The beam had lanced into the farseers arm and reduced one of her arms into an explosion of gore.
>The carnage continued as the beam moved east into a line of black guardians.
>Some were reduced to ash, others threw up weak psychic barriers that easily popped.
>Their blood and gore splattered the floor before the beam let up.
>I needed to survive.
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>”You ASSAULTED ME!” I yelled out as the remaining opened fire on me.
>My chronosense was sputtered as I tried to minimize damage to my person.
>Sharply turning on my heel, my cape of tiles was partially obliterated by a prism cannon, tiles flying free clattering all across the floor.
>I blocked a shuriken cannon shot with my ruined forearm, mostly surprised that the only the Sempiternal Weave had actually survived even if it was functionally just a stump of an arm.
>”LOOK AT WHAT YOU MADE ME DO!” I cried out as I ducked behind a wall.
>I was getting a heavy stream of fire on me, and my cover would likely break soon.
>I peaked around the corner, the wraithseer was carrying off the farseer DEEPER into the fortress.
>I Was going to follow but another fucking D-Canon shot broke part of my cover
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>>4797952
accidental repost?
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>The Warpfire wasn't letting up, and I was down to 18% percent power on my matrix orb, and the wounds I had sustained was slowly healing.
>I needed to make it to my command throne.
>Making a break for it, i ducked and wove, But i wasn't fucking speedy at all.
>A few seconds after I left cover, both of my legs were sheared off in a single swing by one wraithlords Glaive.
>I Tumbled end over end only a few feet from my command throne.
>Pain wracked my form, fuck orikan wouldnt be here for weeks, and who knows how many times he might have jumped after i die.
>I could swear the warp fire around me laughing, I could feel something in my chest beating.
>I gripped my tail input as I groveled closer to the throne.
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>The wraithlord flipped me over right as I was at the foot of my command throne.
>The titanic wraith constructs voice was bone chilling, ”CONSIDER THIS JUSTICE FOR THE WARRIORS YOU'VE SLAUGHTERED.”
>The warithlord raised his glaive back, giving me just enough time.
>I slammed my input into a slot in the command throne.
>Power surged into me, before the battle I had prepared myself for this lovely piece of insurance.
>I had hooked myself to the Blackstone fortresses power grid, and I was feeling an overwhelming amount of power flow into me.
>My chronosense had entirely stopped time at this moment.
>I had the time to think a way out of this...
>Why not try something classic.
>I turned the harp upon myself.
>My Orb matrix was already fully charged, and I had a Blackstone fortress worth of energy just waiting for me to draw from it.
>I placed my fingers on the Waveform and the Iconoclast Cord, tugging them.
>The transmuting cone washed over form with greater force.
>I could see the glaive spearing downwards, its blade threading the space between threads of my harp-
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>But it was beyond too late for the wraithlord.
>My necrodermis shimmered with the light of stars, my shell transmuted once more to that of the C’tan phase form.
>The blade struck the The casket shaped Ankh at the center of my chest, its blade simply fasting through my chest harmlessly.
>My arm stretched out with taloned digits, I pulled myself through the glaive raising myself above the height of the immense construct.
>I Took its head, taking a page from phillias’ page.
>Rather than simply crushing the wraith thing, I transmuted the psycho-plastic substance into dust, its spirit stone reduced to atoms, and grains between my digits.
>I looked to the remaining guardians, bonesingers, 3 warlocks and wraithlords.
>I waved my hand, transmuting the guardians and bonesingers into calcium statues.
>Facing the remaining wraithlords and the, I saw that they were trying to fire off their weapons upon me.
>I tossed a lancing beam of Electricity into the wraith construct, its wraithbone crackling, fracturing before exploding out into a hail of shards.
>My attention drifted off to the warlocks.
>Their Empeyric powers couldnt be tolerated.
>Their Empeyric powers couldnt be tolerated.
>Their Empeyric powers couldnt be tolerated.
>Their Empeyric powers couldnt be tolerated.
>I cycled my systems and began increasing my[Their Empeyric powers couldnt be tolerated]Radiation output.
>Their Empeyric powers couldnt be tolerated.
>Their Empeyric powers couldnt be tolerated.
>Their Empeyric powers couldnt be tolerated.
>They writhed in agony, cance[Their Empeyric powers couldnt be tolerated.]ous growths sprouted over them as their bodies were poisoned.
>Their Empeyric powers couldnt be tolerated.
>Their Empeyric powers couldnt be tolerated.
>Their Empeyric powers couldnt be tolerated.
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>With the threat eliminated I flew around the room to try and locate.
>The tether that connected me to my command throne seemed to extend as my body flew free.
>When I looked for the wraithseer and farseer, they were nowhere to be found.
>The fortress spire had not been accessed-
>I turned to the open webway chamber...and found it powering down, having just been used.
>My rage boiled over, my consciousness streaming into every facet of the fortress.
>There was one line of logic my mind followed and began to impose on every inch of the fortress.
>”THEIR EMPEYRIC POWERS COULDNT BE TOLERATED.”
>My order was carried out as waves of balefire spread out from around me.
>It extended out in every direction.
>Charging every atom of the fortress to a negative polarity.
>A week later when the burning balefire form of phillias' arrived, I had already dominated the entire fortress.
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And with that, ill cease posting story bits on here. Mask will be posting some things here to fill in details, or any other story beats they wanna do.

Some time tommrow or Monday ill make thread number 9 here on qst. Let me know what you folks thought.

I will now crumble.
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>>4797983
Ill still be around on this thread to reply to stuff but I need some time to prepare alot of writing.
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>>4797983
put this back on /tg/ dammit
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>>4797984
Cryp you can still use this thread
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> The data I received from outside the rooms I traverse through begin to slow down
>But the melody begins to pick up the pace... and began turning much darker
>Much slower, like every note was being played with a cold calculated intent by a hateful hand
>What should have taken me multiple days only turned into (by the outside world) minutes
>The crows seemed to be defending the... is that a webway portal!
>This must be where Ish went to!
>Shards dam it Ish... what will phillias do to you if she finds out that you had disobeyed her orders
>When I entered the portal for the slightest moment I had detected something else going through it nanoseconds after I exited
>Then the balefire came...
>I felt a tiny bit of discomfort (or is it pain?) when it took me this time
>I feel my mind expand... to a painful degree
>I devoted most of it to find this balefire epicenter (because it is most likely where Ish is), and the excess to simulating multiple chemistry simulations even a few thousand power generators designs (and functions) simulations
>Rushing into the room find where Ish is, I find him sitting as his c'tan form sitting upon an onyx throne... surrounded by ash, dust, and bodies of the Aeldari
>I don't remember much afterward... time seemed to fly by before me (except the results of my millions of simulated tests)
>Then... the Executioner Phillias entered the room
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>>4797984
What >>4798006 said. Threads are ridden until they fall off the board or until the wheels fall off (around 1500 posts) and scrolling goes all sluggish.
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>>4797984
it takes weeks to threads on qst to fall off. threads are made to last.
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>>4798005
gay mods don't like it there.
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>>4798311
All the more reason to move it back.
If they ban our glorious leader, hearing them bitch and moan about how superior /tg/ was back in the day will be made all the more ironic.
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>>4798360
that makes... little to no sense
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>>4798360
They already banned a copycat
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I will start a new thread, ive looked over /qst/ and it seems after a certain point folks stop after they hit a certain bump limit. Now i could go all the way to 1200, but honestly if prefer not to.

Today im just not going to post the new thread maybe sometime tomorrow. today i just want to unwind and enjoy mothers day and videos game
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>>4798791
No prob man, have fun.
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Mothers day was enjoyable. Going to do some bulk writing for tommrow's next thread. I'll post a link when its up.
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i been catching up to your posts and i would like to say everyone here is epic with the story telling also discord link dont work :(
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>>4800657


Here is the post with the updated link: >>4792593
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>>4800782
Also don't mind my ID, im still driving for work right now.
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so its definitely going to take for me to make this new thread. hopefully by later tonight ill have it done.

God i dont even want to think about the recap.
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>>4801014
Something like
>After being blueballed, wWith the Help of Orikan, Ishskar finally Goes on the scavenger hunt for the blackstone fortresses.
>Durring the journey, he spills pasta to Phillias and others about the future.
>Durring the capture of the first fortress, he makes allies with the Jokaero who agreed to follow him in exchange for a new life.
>On his way to the inner control rooms, Ish goes on a trip, ascends into godhood and claims his first Blackstone.
>But, he is not he only one on his conquest
>Farseer Yvralla Ulthrwal, seeing the theat of The Cyclops tries to one up Ish by claiming another one.
>After her forcess being slammed by Philias, Ish tries to speak with the farseer.
>Fails hard
>After the slaughter of the Khainites, he speaks of Slannesh, and drives the farseer mental.
>In a desperate attempt for survival, once again dons the star god form.
>After a weeks phillias discovers our Cryptek still in his god form, in a room of ash, dust and Aeldari bodies.

If it helps.
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New Thread >>4801549

and it seems as though my id changed i guess



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