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originally posted in:The New Dojo
10/15/2016 10:48:14 PM
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"We could take you to the Dojo. Or Dojoville. There's a few taverns and apartments."
English
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"Either's fine," [i]He said with a yawn, stretching.[/i]
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"Come on then." [b]They head over to the gunship, entering it [/b]
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[i]The man followed, his heavy armor leaving imprints in the sand. He arrived inside the gunship five seconds after the guards.[/i]
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[b]The doors closed and the ship launched off [/b] "Here we go"
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Edited by Cazberry Pie: 10/15/2016 11:01:07 PM[i]Inside the ship, the man took off his helmet, revealing his strange, gray face and bright red eyes, as well as snow white hair. Deja vu.[/i]
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"... That explosion. It's a wormhole you say?"
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"Yup, a wormhole. I'm not sure why it was created, all I know is that it was related to the discovery of N'dulbourge not too long back."
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"A N'dull bog urge? That sounds interesting"
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"N'dulbourge? Yeah. It rips through the fabric of space and time uncontrollably and randomly throws people all over the universe." [i]While saying this, Benedict was making obscure hand motions.[/i]
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[b]The soldier, seems to understand the motions more then what he says [/b] "All over eh? Like a teleporter."
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"Basically," [i]Benedict agreed, nodding.[/i]
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"But much worse. Wouldn't that ruin the timeline? Perhaps worse."
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"It doesn't bring you back in time, just warps you somewhere you don't want to be; how would it mess with any timelines?"
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"Oh I just thought it'd be worse. You know wormholes are unpredictable."
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"Yeah, and that's why we don't use the N'dulbourge, but clearly somebody ignored procedure...."
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[b]We land, and the soldiers file out. We're At a hanger, and see a soldier escorting a woman into the dojo [/b] "There's a procedure?"
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[i]Benedict ignored the woman because it's too soon, looking over at the guard.[/i] "Procedure is to not touch the N'dulbourge, and so we decided to give it to the Cryzors for safekeeping. Well, the Cryzors decided that it would be smart to blast the entire stock of N'dulbourge with lightning, and here we are."
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"What a couple of idiots.
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"Definitely more than a couple," [i]Benedict said with an angry growl.[/i] "The Kingdom of the Heavens, or the Cryzors, are a bunch of featherweight idiots with clouds for brain matter...." [i]He shakes his head sadly, before reverting to his usual, non-angry self..[/i]
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"There's a whole Kingdom?"
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[i]The man smiled, and went into detail about his birthplace.[/i] "Back on Arnusted, there were three kingdoms; the Ozers, the Relnox, and the Cryzors. The Ozers were the underworld, the Relnox were the land, and the Cryzors were the heavens. It's hard to explain; basically, the Ozers watch over fires, eruptions, earthquakes and the like; they are the peacekeepers that save people from the deadliness of nature. The Relnox were farmers, constructors, and manufacturers, they built things and shipped food hundreds of miles to us. Finally the Cryzors, the researchers and controllers of the weather on Arnusted. It was peaceful and a great place, the three kingdoms coexisting."
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"Sounds like Greek mythology. The three gods."
