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However, more than the natural lifespan… you have to earn, children. There’s easier ways to destroy your brains than taking stuff, you realize. At least from ‘natural’ causes, at least, I make no assurances your own actions will not get you killed.

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Not that I’m evil or anything, you understand… you’ll have the full lifespan you should have based on the youngest. A sense of sadness from the jade green eyes, into my blue-green was exchanged. Memories flashed behind both eyes, feelings swept though the vision. Looking into the mirror in this hazy, I saw a pretty Japanese face, about 18 to 24, I’d guess, with jade green eyes, dark wine red hair, staring back at me. I drifted back out, feeling a flash, a sense of difference, a view of a laughing face, then drifting back into awareness, seeing a mirror in front of me. I’m giving you levers… which way will you move the worlds, young humans? I’ll be watching… Considering I never heard that voice again to date, I wonder, I really do. I rarely remember dreams, mind you and on hearing this, I thought to myself I’d forget it.

You’ll do quite well to see what this recent spate of … CYOA is all about.

Learning about a fourth way wasn’t my idea of fun, though it wasn’t unpleasant. A third way is waking up with your significant other. Waking up to start a new day running a normal routine is another. Instant reaching for a weapon to defend yourself or respond to combat is the worst of them, of course. Waking up should be one of three ways in my experience. Actions have reactions.įrom the journals and notes of Kikyo Onishi, New Avalon Press, 3291 AD, as part of the “Century of Chaos: The Movers and Shakers.” series. Hope endures.īut the biggest thing I learned? With a lever big enough, you can move worlds. In BattleTech, no matter where you go, you cannot outrun the past.Īlso: Future of the 80’s? Fuck yourself. But it is oh so fun and rewarding to fuck them over. It’s scary, terrifying, dangerous and difficult to counter them. Not for the benefit of others, not for the improvement of humanity or their people, not to meet the responsibilities that power brings, but simply because they’re assholes and sociopaths. There will always be those who seek power for its own sake, to impose their will on others because they want to. The things you learn over two lifetimes, boil down to key points.Īs Star Trek pointed out, Random Omnipotent Beings appear to be assholes, but in reality, are just that. Maybe… if not in this universe, you can, who knows? But… again, this is my own thoughts, my own way to decompress and deal with my insanity and life. With its considerable speed, the Falcon is capable of closing in for a pouncing alpha strike and retreating again to a safe position.If you’re reading this, you’re not meant to while I’m alive, I hope. Edgar Hovertank but is dramatically scaled up. The overall plan seems to be based on the J. The base design mounts a medium laser and two SRM 6s for close range attack missions. Unfortunately body and trim drawings were either not filed or the final shell design was left up to the end user and as such, there are no known depictions of the finished product at the time of writing. Though the simple existence of a one-off or other nonproduction design does not merit its inclusion in this resource, as the design was registered in various patent office databases and nontrivial numbers of kits or plans were sold, the design falls under the realm of this publication.

The most likely interpretation of these records is that the design was made available as a component kit that individual end users could build on their own.

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Further inspection of the archive however revealed partial indication that this design may have seen some limited production. Upon initial examination the incomplete plans and engineering calculations seemed to be little more than a student design exercise. Recently rediscovered as a set of design specifications from some archival documents owned by an aging engineer, the exact origin of the Falcon is unclear.