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originally posted in:The New Dojo
5/1/2017 1:12:04 PM
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"That's the thing." Anne said. "See there a bunch of different chemicals in here, to keep it simple. And as soon as this middle section here," She pointed to the small metal plate that seemed to separate the green liquids. "So basically, when this thing is inside the bomb, these chemicals will mix via remote detonator."
"So the only way to truly neutralize it is to find the detonater." Falk said.
"No. No actually if we can drain one side of its compound we can render the opposing side obsolete. Oxygen won't have any effect on the compound. It'll just...kinda radiate the crap out of this section of the Ko-rudo mountain. But it's better then it blowing up!" Anne said as she placed the core on the ground and had her Magnus take the form of a rapier.
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"That's the best option huh? But what if the radiation starts to spread and make its way to the dojo village?"
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"It shouldn't....?" Anne said unconfidently. "It shouldn't......" Falk repeated. "Anne, you better be right about this." "Ya, ya. It shouldn't give off a large area of radiation. That, or we can just take it with us. That way we don't have to worry about it."
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"There should be an abandoned area around here right? We could dump it there."
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Falk looked around the area for a moment. "I...think I found an abandoned area." He said. The fact was, the mountains were mostly abandoned. The only people they would be harming would be Coldbourne soldiers if they rolled in. [spoiler]Dojo mountains =/= Ko-Rudo mountains [/spoiler]
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"Fair point....Alright, what can we do to help out with this part Anne?" [spoiler]Well excuse me....[/spoiler]
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Edited by Inflatablepants: 5/1/2017 9:08:32 PM[spoiler]<3[/spoiler] Anne then stabbed the bottom of the cylinder. The glass below the mid metal layer broke and the green liquid pooled out of it. Anne then grabbed the cylinder case and threw it into the mountain crevice beside the road where a massive [i]BOOM[/i] went off. Zane could see orange flames come up, but they dispersed. Anne patted her hands for a job well done. "....Well, that worked." Falk said. "Now we should probably get out of here before we get radiation poisoning."
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"Agreed, let's get moving. Anne can you drive?"
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"We won't be driving." Anne told the two men as she walked down the road. "What do you mean?" Falk asked. "We have a car, Anne, it's time to go home!" "I'm not going home, dad." "Anne! The bomb has been rid of! Forget this it's time for you and me and Zane to leave!"
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"Anne, what the hell is your plan anyway? You never told us that."
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"I'll tell you when we get someplace safe!" Anne told Zane. "Ya! The dojo! It's time to go, Anne!" "NO!" Anne yelled as she turned around and faced her father. "We are not done here until the last Coldbourne falls. I'm staying. You are free to leave dad! But you may as well hear me out then!"
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"Falk, let's at least hear her out. It's better then staying here and trying to argue!"
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Edited by Inflatablepants: 5/5/2017 8:13:11 PM"FINE." Falk said angrily. "I'll hear out your plan, Anne. It better be a damned Picasso if you think I'm gonna let you stay here!" "Thank you." Anne thanked dismissively as she turned around and began to walk up the road. Falk looked at Zane with a sense of anger, before he followed his daughter up the slopes after her. Anne lead the group, though she was quite a bit ahead. The snow started to fall as they made their way up the mountain road. Then, Anne Turned off onto a thin mountain path. "Up here." She directed. Zane and Falk continued to walk up the path, and that was when Falk turned to Zane. "She's not in a good place Zane. I wish you didn't appease her idea back there." Falk told Zane.
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"Well if I haven't we would have been standing there arguing until we became radiated and die. Guess what, we're alive and heading to a safe area."
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"Ya but we also could have taken a jeep and headed back to the dojo!" Falk rebuked. "I don't want Anne out here dealing with her grief like this. It's not healthy for her."
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"We each deal with grief differently. I was the same as her when my family was murdered, and again when Xion was killed."
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"Ya but didn't you join a cult in a different dimension where you had to fill up a heart with souls?" Falk asked Zane with a bit of a grin.
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"Hey, in my defense I felt sorry for the bastards. Plus I was hired, and was basically lied too." He said returning the grin.
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Falk shook his head at the idea of Zane being apart of some cult. "That being said Zane, this...revenge complex? It's not good for her. And it wasn't good for you either."
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"That may be so, but until she deals with this it's gonna eat away at her soul. She needs to deal with this before her darkness consumes her very being."
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"I just wish it wasn't this then." Falk finished. The two walked behind Anne until she stopped. The two got close and saw that there was a small cave on the mountain. "In here." Anne said as she grabbed a flashlight from her pocket and turned it on to illuminate the dark cavern. "Anne..." Falk started. "...Have you been living in a cave for the last week?" "....No." she replied unconvincingly.
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"Falk, nothing wrong with roughing it for a week or so. Sometimes you need to get away from society."
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"You're talking to the guy who joined a cult that collected pants, Zane." Falk told him. "I know a thing or two about living away from society." "Thank goodness you did." Anne said to her father. "What do you mean?" Falk asked her. She patted her pants for a moment as she entered the cave, and a look of dawning came upon Falk's face. "The invisibility pants! Of course you took them!" Falk exclaimed as he followed his daughter into the cold depths.
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"Well that would explain what that guard told us and how she managed to steel a damn tank..."
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"That's very true." Falk agreed. The three made their way down more until Zane could feel more room around his feet. He saw that they were in a larger section of the cave. A small ray of light shined down through a hole in the ceiling, which illuminated the cave enough for Anne to turn the light off. There was a small pile of firewood stacked in the corner and there was a small pile of ash in the centre.
