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Posted: Mon, 28/11/2022 17:44 (1 Year ago) |
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Posted: Sat, 05/11/2022 17:58 (1 Year ago) |
Title: Chapter 1: BeginningA part of Cat was glad she wasn’t as widely known as many of the Skylanders. If she was, she was sure she would be swarmed by fans asking for autographs. Of course, she still got fans anyways, but not nearly as many as everyone else. Before the grand opening was announced, the Skylanders had received some new members. Since Cat was busy during that time, she never got to meet them personally. However, today would be the perfect opportunity to meet one or two of the new recruits before the ceremony started. Cat looked around for one of them, but could only spot some familiar ones. Spyro and Cynder were talking with Hugo and Cali. The Minis, miniature versions of some of the Skylanders, were playing in the area where Persephone resided. The Minis appeared one day when a magic spell went in a direction no one intended, and it cloned some of the Skylanders, though smaller than the original counterparts. She felt Tucker start to move, and she paused, allowing the little Drow to climb on top of her head. “See anyone, Tucks?” she asked. She was careful enough not to make any sudden movements that would dislodge him and cause him to fall. There was a couple seconds of silence from Tucker, before he pointed to her left, “Over there! That’s High Five!” Cat glanced in the direction he pointed, spotting the High Five. He was a hybrid of a dragon and a dragonfly, and he donned what looked to be racing gear. He was hovering a ways away from the crowd, looking around as if he were a little anxious. She looked up at Tucker, “Sounds like you know him.” He hopped off of her head and landed on the ground, “Yeah! And he’s really cool!” Then, he paused, speaking in a lowered voice. “Well, he’s not as cool as you, but still!” With that, he rushed off in the direction of High Five with Cat following closely behind him. Thankfully, the crowd shifted to let them pass, and she silently let out a sigh of relief when they exited it. At that moment, High Five spotted them, and he seemed to relax a little. “Hi, Tucker,” he greeted. “Who’s this?” She held her hand out and smiled, “I’m Cat, one of the part-timers.” He looked at her hand before grabbing it with his own, “High Five, at your service.” He landed on the ground, “So, where’d you come from?” Cat hesitated. Her past wasn’t really something she talked about freely. But, she could try to answer the best she could. Hopefully without revealing the horrors she had experienced. “Well,” she started, taking a deep breath. “I’m not really from Skylands. More like, outside of it, to be exact.” High Five seemed to be intrigued by this. “That’s actually pretty cool. Mind telling me what it was like?” Again, she hesitated. She had to leave out a lot of details. “Eh, I took part in a three year war because I wanted to help people. When it was over, my family moved to Skylands. I guess the urge to help others stayed, so I joined the Skylanders.” Not the full truth, but only a small piece of it. “I see. Well, I’m one of the most skilled racers among the dragonflies. There was a race a few weeks ago, but because I was the fifth son, I couldn’t join. But I learned that the Troll Racing Team stole the Trophy of Sparx, which is said to contain some sort of magic. So, I jumped into the race and stopped them. Of course, I was given the trophy as a reward for my heroics, then Eon came to me and asked me to join the Skylanders.” “Well, you did a good thing that day. It’s one less group of baddies trying to take over Skylands, however long it lasts.” She could see a familiar spark in his eyes. He was young, but he sounded confident in himself. Something that was like a double-edged sword. She would know, since she had experienced it firsthand. “Wonder if we’ll ever have to fight some big evil or something. It’d be cool, especially with Portal Masters on our side.” She looked to the sky. The Skylanders did have two more Portal Masters other than Eon. The Portal Masters were responsible for bringing several missing Skylanders back when they went missing. The location they resided on was called Earth. However, it appeared to be a different Earth than the one she knew of. The other Skylanders mentioned that they were called upon when Skylands was in trouble, and that they had a form of telepathy. Warning Skylanders of potential ambushes, showing them paths to treasure, and much more. Cat had never heard the Portal Masters speak, so she assumed that Skylands wasn’t in trouble. “You alright?” Her current train of thought was broken when he spoke. She looked back and nodded, “Just thinking.” When they heard the crowd becoming excited, the three of them took that as a sign that the ceremony was starting. “Hope it’s a good one,” she heard High Five say as he zoomed past her. “Nice meeting you!” She smiled, “Was nice meeting you as well!” Cat turned to Tucker, and he climbed back onto her shoulder. Together, they made their way back into the crowd so they wouldn’t miss anything. She spotted Ganondorf sitting on a bench, which wasn’t too hard to miss, since he was taller than literally everyone except the Giants. Hugo, Cali, and Flynn were close by. “Mind if we sit here?” she asked. He glanced over, then shook his head, scooting over so there was room for them, “So, where did you two run off to?” Tucker shot up excitedly, “We were chatting with High Five!” The Gerudo chuckled softly, “You did? That’s great to hear.” Cat got comfortable on the bench, “He reminded me of myself, back when during the first year of the Clone Wars.” “Young and confident?” “Mhm. Maybe a little experienced. But, with training, he will be a good Skylander.” “You’re starting to sound like your father.” “What can I say? He was my general back then.” When they saw a familiar looking Mabu veteran walking up to the front of the building, the conversation was quickly stopped. Buzz looked around at the audience, waiting for the cheering to die down a little. When it did, he spoke proudly; “As head of security- and secret ninja commando operations,” he coughed once after saying operations. “Let me welcome you to the grand opening of Skylander Academy.” The crowd cheered again, a little louder than before. And for some reason, she had the sense that someone else was there with them in spirit, watching the events unfold. She noticed that Hugo was talking with Cali and Flynn while Buzz told one of his stories, which she lost focus on. “This is great, Cali! I mean, a new Skylanders headquarters? There hasn’t been one in ages!” he exclaimed in an almost joyous tone. Cali herself seemed to be on the same page, “I know, Hugo. And Buzz is the most legendary Skylander trainer ever!” She paused, “There’s something familiar about him-” Flynn interrupted, “Yeah, I know what you mean. I’ve seen his kind before. Big showoff.” Speak for yourself. Cat said silently, though she had to admire Flynn a little. He still flew the Skylanders to mission locations, even if it meant risking his hide. Flynn rolled his eyes as Buzz continued his little story, “Sheesh, and he’s still talking!” Buzz pulled out a sword from his belt, “With the opening of the new Skylander Academy, may it usher a new era of safety, security, and…” At that moment, her cybernetic ears registered something falling from the sky. She barely had time to register what it was when something blue streaked by, crashing somewhere in Soda Springs. A flash of light emitted for a few seconds, followed by the sound of a sort of explosion. The three of them bolted up from the bench when the crowd nearly panicked. Buzz exclaimed, “Holy guacamole! That thing landed smack dab in the middle of our Annual Soda Festival! Stay put, folks, while the Skylanders and I check it out.” Cat glanced at Ganondorf, “Well, today got a little more interesting to say the least.” He nodded in agreement, but they both quickly turned to Tucker when they noticed he started shaking. “Is that bad?” he asked, almost fearful. Cat turned to Buzz, who was walking down the steps towards them. “Cat, Ganondorf! You two are with me.” She looked back at Tucker, “Looks like it might be, Tucker.” Tucker slid off her shoulder and onto the ground, “What about me?” Buzz shook his head, “You can stay here with the others. Might be a little too dangerous for you.” His ears fell down and a sad look decorated Tucker’s face. Cat patted his head gently, “Don’t worry, buddy. We’ll be alright.” She knew that Tucker didn’t like the idea of being separated for too long, and countless times, she had to reassure him that everything would be alright. Not that she didn’t mind, he was still a kid. The Drow lightened up, before holding his arms out for a hug. She accepted it, and then Tucker ran off towards the Minis, who weren’t experienced enough to deal with these kinds of things yet. Soon, they would be fighting alongside the Skylanders, though. She turned to the group she would be a part of; Spyro, Cynder, High Five, Ganondorf, and Buzz. “Well, shall we get started?” “Good morning, brother! Breakfast is on the table!” Wayne groaned as his sister, Elle’s, cheerful voice woke him up. Sitting up, he checked the clock, which read 9:30 AM. Huh. Must’ve overslept. It would probably be the same time in Skylands, since for some reason, Earth and Skylands were connected. Or, at least him and his sister were. They had moved out of their parents’ house years ago, and had remained together when the Skylanders first appeared to them. Ever since the portal showed up in the living room, along with some of the Skylanders scattered here and there, they had been helping the Skylanders push back the evil known as Kaos, stopping him from taking over Skylands. Wayne decided not to change out of his pajamas. It had been awhile since they were needed, so what was the point? He could stay cozy for an hour or so longer. He got out of his bed and stretched before he made his way out of his room and down the stairs. The smell of coffee and scrambled eggs filled the room, and when he entered, his plate was on the table, just as his sister had said. He decided he would check on the portal first before eating. He grabbed the cup of coffee in one hand, and carried it down the hall, taking careful sips occasionally. The trip wasn’t that long, and eventually, he reached the portal room. As he entered, he took note of what was in the room. Faint glowing, some random crystals, the portal now has a crystalline structure- He took a sip of his coffee, but then, realization hit him, and he spat it out. “Elle! What the heck happened to the portal?!” Wayne heard her walking down the hallway, and soon, she came into view through the doorway. “Oh, I forgot to tell you about that. Long story short, I believe Skylands is in danger again, and we’re being called upon. Again.” He sighed, then took a glimpse at what was on the ground near the portal. The crystals, as he had seen earlier, were of different colors and shapes, with each one having symbols etched into them. He recognized most of the symbols for each of the elements. A droplet to represent the Water element. Three leaves for the Life element. Flames for Fire. A swirl standing for the Air element. A star for Magic. Gear for Tech. A mountain for earth. A skull for Undead. The last two, a moon and a sun, left him a little puzzled. These were new, since they were not present the last three times they’ve helped Skylands. Perhaps they were newly discovered? The rest of the objects were a handful of Skylanders. Eighteen to be exact. Upon closer inspection, these Skyanders appeared to have weapons made of some sort of crystal. Elle left for a few seconds, then brought him his plate of eggs, “You still haven’t had breakfast. Can’t fight on an empty stomach.” Wayne nodded, taking the plate, and he began to eat as fast as he could. Meanwhile, Elle went ahead and grabbed the Skylanders and placed them on the portal. “Whatever happened, we can help fix it. Don’t worry.” Thanks, Portal Masters. The voice seemed to come from the golden lion, who held a ruby shield. “One more thing,” Wayne asked after he finished a bite, “What are these two elements, and what are these crystals?” He held up the crystal in question, along with the two unknown elements. Well, two new elements have been discovered; Light and Dark. The Dark element has no connection to the Darkness, don’t worry. And those crystals are called Traptanium, used for trapping villains. You see, we’re Trap Masters. We were guarding a prison called Cloudcracker Prison. One notorious group of villains called the Doom Raiders were being held there. Then, out of nowhere, the whole prison exploded, releasing them, and trapping us here temporarily. We assume the remains of Cloudcracker Prison that made it here were turned into traps. “Ah, that makes sense,” he replied, eyeing a trap that was shaped like the villain who seemed to constantly endanger Skylands. “Oh cool, looks like a certain someone has a trap entirely dedicated to him.” He picked it up, then showed it to Elle. She narrowed her eyes, “Something tells me we’ll have to trap him.” They looked back at the portal as the Trap Masters were waiting to be sent back. There were no visible spots to place the crystals, other than on the portal itself. You can set the Traps on the portal, Portal Masters. We can handle the rest once we arrive in Skylands. Elle nodded to Wayne, and he grabbed every Trap he could find, then placed them on the portal. At least the portal was just big enough to fit everything without everything piling up. Once that was done, a cloud-like vision appeared above the portal, showing them what was going on. “Looks like some sort of celebration,” Wayne noted as he saw a crowd of Mabu, Elves, Faun, and Foxes. He could recognize several Skylanders among the crowd, and he guessed that the rest were probably busy. The two spotted a few unfamiliar faces as well. A human with cybernetics that made her look like a cat, a taller dark-skinned human wielding a greatsword, and a small drow hybrid were all sitting on one bench. “New Skylanders, probably,” Elle whispered. They saw a Mabu walking up to the front of the building, clearing his throat. “Hey, isn’t that Buzz?” “Yeah. We’ve been keeping touch with each other after the whole fiasco with Cloudbreak’s volcano.” “Oh yeah, I remember that.” They kept watching, even giggling a little when Flynn complained about Buzz being showoff, since they both knew Flynn was the same way. When Buzz went to cut the ribbon for the new Skylander Academy, they saw the streak of blue fly by and crash on the nearby island, interrupting the ceremony. That was one of the Doom Raiders. The two Portal Masters steeled themselves with determination, then nodded to each other. “Let’s get this show on the road.” With a flash of light, the Trap Team and the Traps vanished back to Skylands. It was time to save Skylands again. [Read more] |
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Posted: Sat, 05/11/2022 17:51 (1 Year ago) |
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Cat and Ganondorf have been working for the Skylanders for almost three years now. The new Skylander Academy is about to have its grand opening to the public, so they can continue learning and also help teach any future protectors of Skylands, when something big and blue lands in the Soda Springs, disrupting the ceremony. Cat, Ganondorf, and several Skylanders are sent to check it out. What follows is the start of defending Skylands from evil. Important Info (Fic does NOT include any continuity from the comics or the show) (Spyro’s appearance is that from the original games/Reignited Trilogy, not Skylanders) (This fic is part of the Reincarnations, Oh Boy! series.) (Text that looks like this means telepathic communication between Skylanders and Portal Masters from the Skylanders/Portal Masters POV. If it happens on Earth, it’s the Skylanders speaking from the figures they are stuck as, OR in the case of person-turned-Pokemon speaking, will also be in the same text. If text looks like “this” it is communication between Portals Masters and Skylanders in the Portal Masters’ POV, since a cloud-like vision is appearing above the portal.) (The portal is similar to the one used for Trap Team. However, the Traps get sent back to Skylands as well so the Skylanders can use them.) [Read more] |
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Posted: Wed, 02/11/2022 21:01 (1 Year ago) |
Title: Chapter 4The streets were bustling with people and Pokemon. Some were shopping, while some were heading to and from work. Others were playing in the streets. It was different from Giri’s home; the peaceful quiet of Celestic Town, which rested at the base of Mount Coronet. The mountain’s peak always seemed to call out to Giri, despite her dislike of cold climates. Another thing that was different with this city. It was warm, being spring and all. Nonetheless, Giri felt that the crowd was, well, too crowded. Master Skywalker stayed at the Great Tree to help train the other students, so it was just her and Mistia. She glanced around nervously. There were so many unfamiliar faces, so many possible threats. She swallowed, choosing to keep her eyes on Mistia. She could feel everyone’s gazes burning into her back. Just stay calm. Mistia’s grip was both strong, yet gentle, as she guided her through the crowd. Various people greeted the pink-clad pupil. One of which seemed to have gotten Mistia’s direct attention. “Good morning, Mistia! I see you have a new friend.” The voice was kind, and originated from one of the stalls, and caused both girls to look over at it. Giri could see that it sold fruits and vegetables, along with flowers and berries. A Mabu occupied the table of the stall, a smile registered on her face. She felt Mistia change course, heading towards the stall. “Morning, Florr!” There weren’t a lot of people at the stall yet, and Giri was glad that they were out of the crowd. Her nervousness seemed to all but go away. Mistia stopped in front of the stall, Giri standing next to her. “Florr, meet Giri. She’s from Sinn’oh!” Florr glanced at Giri, warmth in her eyes, “Sinn’oh, you say? Must be nice, living high above in the clouds.” Giri chose to continue the conversation and nodded, “In my town, being up so high is considered a blessing, and the elders say it’s so we’re better connected with our creator.” “Ah, so you’re from Celestic Town. It’s a nice, quiet town.” “Yeah. Though lately, I’ve been in Floaroma more often. Honestly, I prefer the flowers over the cold wind.” Florr tilted her head slightly in curiosity, her mouth opening as if to speak. However, she was cut off by a loud roar. The three turned in the direction it came from, and saw that the once crowded street was currently clearing itself, making way for a large Pokemon. “Oh shoot,” Mistia squeaked. “It’s a Tauros!” The Tauros in question came charging down the street, thrashing about as if it had been hit by a Confuse Ray. Perhaps it was, since its eyes seemed to have a somewhat red glow to them. Out of instinct, Giri placed herself in front of Florr and Mistia protectively. While the Tauros wasn’t close enough yet, she wanted to make sure her new friends weren’t the first ones hit. The Tauros reared up, slamming its front hooves on the ground, cracking the pavement. For a moment, it stopped in one spot, slamming its head into the ground repeatedly in an attempt to escape the confusion it was in, damaging the pavement even more. When that didn’t seem to do anything, it proceeded to headbutt whatever was nearby. Market stalls and buildings were damaged, with the latter only receiving dents. Soon, its sights were set on them, and it charged forwards, roaring. “Get back!” Giri yelled, shoving Mistia and Florr back. She narrowly dodged the Tauros herself, and it hit Florr’s stall instead, crushing it to bits along with several berries and flowers. The three hid behind a wall, and out of Tauros’ sight. “Tauros must’ve gotten confused by another Pokemon,” Mistia stated, peering over the wall just enough that the Tauros didn’t see her, but enough so she could see. Giri grabbed her by the back of her jacket and dragged her back down, “Get down!” On the other side of the wall, the Tauros still rampaged, seemingly staying near the area. They heard it kick something, a basket by the sound of it. The basket landed over the wall, its contents spilling on the ground. Lum berries. Wait. “I have an idea.” Mistia and Florr glanced at her, and she continued, “If we can get it to eat a Lum berry, Tauros will calm down.” She looked around, “I need some rope, and two of us will have to hold Tauros down.” Florr cleared her throat, “I could use Stun Spore to slow it down.” Giri nodded, then turned her head to where she thought Mistia was. The girl in pink had disappeared, and was currently running across the street behind Tauros’ back. Giri clenched her teeth, holding back a growl of annoyance. She was about to rush forwards to tackle her to the other side before the raging Pokemon could see her when she felt Florr’s hand grab her wrist, holding her back. She whipped her head around to face the Mabu, confused. Florr shushed her softly, before pointing in Mistia’s direction, and Giri followed her gaze. Somehow, by some miracle, she had not been spotted, and was currently behind another wall, clutching two bundles of rope in her hands. She smiled and waved, clearly happy that she managed to get it. Giri sighed in relief, “Did she even think before doing that?” Her eyes widened a little when she suddenly felt deja vu. Wait… has this happened before…? She thought she was going to remember something when the Tauros roared again, bringing her attention back to the present. The Tauros hadn’t spotted them, but its rampaging seemed to have grown worse, and it started to headbutt the sides of buildings again, and rising in frequency. If this continued, it could break into one and start injuring the occupants that lived inside. Grabbing a few Lum berries and giving a couple to Florr, she barked, “Florr, use Stun Spore. Mistia and I will try to hold Tauros down.” Florr nodded, and in a flash of light, she had turned into her Pokemon form, which was a Lilligant. “Both of you, hold your breath.” They both ran out of cover along with Mistia, heading for the Tauros, with Mistia tossing Giri the other bundle of rope. It turned its head, glaring at them. The Tauros raked its hoof on the ground a couple times before it charged again, beelining straight at them. Florr spun, expelling a yellowish cloud from the flower that bloomed on the top of her head. Mistia and Giri both held their breath, careful not to inhale the Stun Spore. The Tauros, however, did not avoid the Stun Spore, and after catching a whiff of it, static seemed to bounce off its body, and its movements slowed. Giri passed a quick glance at Mistia, whose face now had a confident smirk, her blue eyes holding a certain glow. Mistia took the rope, turning it into a lasso, then spun it above her head. Then, she launched the rope, and it wrapped around Tauros' neck. The fur around its neck would prevent its airway from being strangled. Giri did the same, making sure she didn’t slip up. When the rope successfully wrapped around Tauros’ neck, her and Mistia moved to opposite sides, holding it in place. It struggled, but the two stood their ground, refusing to give in. Florr walked up to the pinned Pokemon, and it roared in her face in an attempt to intimidate her. She winced a little, but did not back away. Instead, she offered it a Lum berry, holding it underneath its nose so it could smell it. Once it noticed the presence of the berry, it slowly lowered its head and snatched the berry from her hands. It glared at Florr as it slowly ate the berry, as if it were daring her to make a move. However, once it swallowed the berry, the menacing glow in its eyes diminished, replaced with a look of realization. The paralysis that it was experiencing also disappeared. Mistia and Giri kept their hold on the ropes, before gently letting go when the coast was clear. Mistia slowly removed both ropes from Tauros’ neck, then patted its face. It leaned into her, showing her its gratitude. It then shifted towards Giri, doing the same to her. “Remember, Giri. Tauros sometimes judge a person by how they grab their horns,” Master Skywalker had said. She watched him as he approached the Tauros that helped his family with the garden. When he grabbed the horns, it was gentle, yet firm. The Tauros let out an appreciative huff, nudging him with its face. She looked at the Tauros she helped save, knowing how to interact. Giri raised her hands, placing them on its horns. Gentle, but firm. The Tauros almost seemed taken aback, but soon gave her its own appreciative huff, nudging her with its face. Just like the Tauros the Skywalkers happily lived with. She was vaguely aware of people emerging from their hiding spots, cheering. For a moment, Giri was stunned. They were happy that they were alive and unharmed. She felt something lightly grab her hand, tugging it slightly with very little strength. She turned slowly, looking down at what caught her attention. A young Elf girl about the age of five or six stared at her with wide eyes, full of amazement. “You and Mistia were so cool,” she said, smiling. “Thank you!” They… liked me? The crowd seemed to have formed instantaneously afterwards, celebrating their heroics. Mistia seemed to enjoy it, while Giri, on the other hand, shied away from it a little. When Mistia perked up, staring at something on the other end of the crowd, Giri followed her gaze. It was impossible not to see Firma making his way through the crowd alongside an Arcanine, the tall man and Pokemon towering over everyone else. “Little tyke!” he called out, and Giri assumed he was referring to Mistia. When he reached them, he looked around, then turned to Mistia, “Did Tauros do this?” The Arcanine started interrogating the Tauros, but since neither of them could speak Pokemon, they couldn’t understand what it was asking. When Arcanine was done, it turned to Firma and barked. He nodded, and the canine Pokemon rushed off in another direction. “Yeah, but it didn’t mean to,” she replied. “It must’ve been hit by a Confuse Ray, and we stopped it before things got worse.” “I’m sorry, Lord Terra, sir!” a voice called out in an almost panicked tone. The sound of hooves hitting the ground was heard, as from the crowd came a Faun. He stopped short of the four of them, kneeling on the ground. “I don’t know how it happened. One moment, my Tauros was helping me carry supplies, the next, it suddenly acted wild. Please forgive me!” Giri looked up at Firma. “I believe these events must have been the fault of someone else trying to stir up trouble. It was neither Tauros’ or the owner’s fault,” she reported. He hummed in agreement, before turning to the owner, “We can compensate for anything lost. If you see anyone suspicious, let us know.” Mistia chimed in, “I can help with repairs!” Giri nodded, “I’ll help as well. It’s the least we can do.” As she started helping clean up, she couldn’t help but let her mind drift to when Mistia had snuck across the street. She must’ve seen it happen before… but where? Why was it familiar? She looked at Mistia, who was helping clean up the berries and flowers that littered the ground. She was always filled with positivity, and in turn, it seemed to boost everyone else’s moods, no matter the situation. Giri found herself with a smile of her own, and she allowed it to stay. If Mistia was a key to remembering anything about where she came from, then she would have to stick around with her. Perhaps then the answers will reveal themselves. … When the damage had been reversed, thanks to the help of the people, Firma glanced at Mistia and Giri, “You two can go on and head back to the Great Tree and rest. You both deserve it.” Mistia stared at him with curious, blue eyes, “What about you?” “I’ll join you later, don’t worry.” She smiled, then grabbed Giri’s hand and led her back in the direction of the Great Tree. He kept his gaze on them until they were out of sight and well beyond earshot. Firma then looked around for the Arcanine, who had run off to where the Tauros last remembered being before the incident. When he heard it barking in the distance, he followed the sound until he had reached the location. It was oddly clean, aside from a few small craters where the Tauros must have slammed its hooves down. Like something- or someone- was trying to cover something up. The Arcanine was staring at something on the ground. A piece of paper. Firma walked over to it, patting its head, “Anything other than this?” “The smell of another Pokemon other than Tauros.” “Which one?” “Golbat.” He picked up the paper, inspecting one side, which was blank. When he flipped it over, he nearly stiffened when he recognized a symbol that was all too familiar. R. [Read more] |
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Posted: Sat, 15/10/2022 15:49 (1 Year ago) |
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Posted: Sat, 15/10/2022 15:46 (1 Year ago) |
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(that's not what I'm reading from the first post: "As the name suggests, we will have to count upto hundred, but if a staff member posts, the chain resets.You must wait for two people to post before you can post again. A mod will have to post after 15 people posts after him/her to break the chain, but the admin is an exception of this, who can post anytime.") [Read more] |
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Posted: Sat, 15/10/2022 15:42 (1 Year ago) |
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