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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Voidrazor" data-source="post: 3826320" data-attributes="member: 41605">[sblock=Karnak]Karnak feels his own heartbeat sync up with the pulse from the ship. As that occurs, he drifts into a reverie. In New York City, circa 2012 a vampiric being known as Simon Magus makes a deal with the Lords of the Outer Dark. He agrees to let them enter his world in return for them bringing about a new era of magic. When Nyaguglloth, harbinger of the Lords, steps through the gate, an upstart vampire, Quillian Bliss, appears suddenly and attacks. Bliss manages to close the gate. But despite the interruption Nyaguglloth sets about fulfilling its part of the bargain. Even as Bliss marshals allies against the unfolding change, Simon Magus uses the newfound eldritch energies to contact numerous star faring races. These lines of communication, over time, become the foundation of the Eschaton.The reverie ends just as one of Karnak's valkyries contacts him over the, much less immediate, telepathic union of the Psi-web. Should we allow Citizen Melanoce to place bombs on the enemy ship, my lord?Your valkyrie's question does not disrupt the contact with the girl(/ship?). As it continues to unfold there is a moment when it takes on a strange (stranger anyway) character. Its hard to correllate with any other experience K. has had before. But the closest comparison would be a felling of pressure on his mind. The moment passes quickly though, and does not feel threatening.[/sblock]Nephtys - One of the bombs could be configured to destroy only a small radius. But it will take close to a minute, several minutes for someone without M.'s skills. The ship's crew seems to be waiting for confirmation before getting one of the devices.Vertexx69 - Serraphina is no longer stunned.</blockquote>

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