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12/12/2015 2:56:57 AM
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It's a bit late for to say we don't want more. We have a sShip full of them now.
And the General?
[b]He chuckles[/b]
What you did, was simply delay his assault. You don't "defeat" the Dread.
No, you destroy them. Break them until there is nothing to put together.
And I doubt you killed the General by throwing him from an air lock
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[i]"Yeah, most likely I didn't, I know that"[/i] [b]She growls[/b] [i]"Atleast I helped, instead of staying in a damned stasis pod or locked in a room, I even found Phazon destroys itself, when used against other forms of it"[/i]
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Maybe you should have. Do you know how many things could've went wrong by finding your "discovery"? We could have exploded, or everyone could've been corrupted. I don't think you understand that some risks shouldn't be taken, Tanya.
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[i]"Then how do we learn? You took risks, made the Genesis, look how much good that has done!"[/i] [b]She continues[/b] [i]"If we don't take the necessary risks, we won't find out how to defeat them, I get anything could have gone wrong, but look, were still here right now, that's what matters!"[/i]
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No, No, No, NO. [b]His voices echoes through the room, and many soldiers turn to look[/b] The Genesis a "in the moment" decision. I had planned them out for several years, and even then, they were a last resort. What you need to understand is everything you do has a consequence. You not listening about controlling your emotions drove Python mad. Not staying away from battle could have killed everyone. Pushing those Phazon shards together exposed many to the radiation. Just because they became Phaazitesndoesnt mean they are fine. At any point, they could lose control and attack us. You are no different. Using your abilities in battle further exposes you, and increases the mutagenic effects. [b]He put his pointer finger on her chest and tap her slightly, making her stumble back[/b] So before you get a tantrum for me coming to complain about your mistakes, think about why I'm doing it.
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[i]"You don't think I've thought of this for the past two weeks?!"[/i] [b]She steps back up[/b] [i]"Ive been worrying about what would happen with the Phaazite troops, how many things would go wrong with this all?!"[/i] [i]"I've been waiting for this week to appear so that I can make sure they know how to control the monster inside of us!"[/i]
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[b]He shakes his head[/b] You still don't get it. You can't control it. Because it isn't yours to control. Even now, the only reason they aren't attacking is because of the suppressant. And once they develop a immunity to it, they're done.
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[i]"Then we do something about it, once they adapt like I did, then we'll see how it goes, but until then, stop nit picking every -blam!-ing thing i do, like the over sensitive prick you are!"[/i]
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[b]His eyes flash red for a moment, and his grip tightens[/b] You seem to be forgetting your whimsical nature is the reason Python killed three members. [b]With that he walks out, punching the wall, shaking the Ship and leaving a dent in it[/b]
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[b]She growls[/b] [i]"And take that sticknout of your ass to!"[/i]
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[b]He shakes his head as he exits[/b]
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[b]She mumbles a few words, and walks off[/b]
