Author Topic: Re: Takeback! (Read 675 times)

Queen Bright · « **on:** February 13, 2011, 04:12:06 AM »

(See http://shatteredplanes.com/forum/index.php?topic=3223.msg27606#msg27606)

Because Kotah and Ezael had gone outside the partial-pocket dimension however, the infection had already gotten to them, which was why Hikaru had lured them out first. Now as the two fought the Virus for control, their spirit guides joined in by attacking the Virus on the Astral plane, clawing and biting at it.

Seeing as the Outerverse was freakin' infinite in size, and really had no walls unless one was created (which was how Hikaru had cast the rip), trying to spread ones signature throughout the whole dimension would have been detrimental to their life. Add that to the fact it was the positive dimensional core? One mage and his spirit friend would not have even covered a quarter of it, much less the whole damn dimensional core. To attempt to do so would be futile and end in their deaths if they didn't stop beforehand.

Due to planes having no boundaries, the spell would have also been a waste in the areas it did affect. Planes were like a stack of papers. There was no in-between. This is how the fast conversion worked so well in switching planes, and how the Astral was tied to the Physical in terms of body and spirit.

Since the ward was useless, the net kept coming back, and Hikaru seeing that it wouldn't be enough commanded the Virus once more."Teleport every sage taken in the Sage Dimension here and focus their signature into the ground at the same time as focusing the net of Spirit Energy. Teleport Kotah and Ezael out of here." Anyone who knew how many sages there were, added to the mass amount of Aralangs there were, knew the Outerverse was about to be flooded with enough signatures to wash out Irokus and never see it again.

This all happened as the Sons of Plunder had been teleported. But they made no difference. The Outerverse would only accept one master. They could tie their signatures together to fight back the other signatures in trying to dilute the current one. But they could not all control the Outerverse. If it was attempted, due to the nature of the signature tie to the Outerverse, the Outerverse would throw off the invading ones that were tied in to the one it followed. A fact that Iroku had apparently overlooked and Hikaru now took advantage of.

They wanted to fight unfairly with six against one? Then she would make sure they learned their place as the insects they are.

Gaserlake · « **Reply #1 on:** February 13, 2011, 04:25:42 AM »

Since 5 people tried to connect to the Outerverse, they were auto-force-kicked from the OV to their last location outside of the OV. The OV only accepted one owner, not 6.

However, Kotah and Ezael were already outside the partial-pocket dimension and the Virus never touched the walls of said partial-pocket dimension.

The Virus teleported all of the Sages into the OV, focused their signature into the ground, and focused on the net of the spirit energy. If they were kicked out, they would simply teleport back in, thousands of times a second easily, and more if needed. Since this was a lot of Sages -- a dimension's worth of them -- this significantly increased the flooding and diluting effects of the spirit energy and the signatures.

The Virus teleported Kotah and Ezael away.

(1 post until Iroku's signature is erased, resulting in getting auto-force-kicked to his last location outside the OV.)

Nisorin · « **Reply #2 on:** February 13, 2011, 04:49:29 PM »

((You two should know by now that threads being called out for anything are paused for the duration of the discussion regarding it. Your last two posts are null.))

K2 · « **Reply #3 on:** February 15, 2011, 10:45:31 PM »

OOC: Unlocked.

Nisorin · « **Reply #4 on:** February 19, 2011, 03:51:47 PM »

Unfortunately for Hikaru, the SoP weren't force-teleported out, as the energy they were funneling into the Outerverse was, once they'd altered it a bit, Iroku's, while they acted merely as generators. Feeling the massive surge of magic from the rip as the teleport casting started, they whirled about in harmony, together calling upon the Outerverse's power in addition to their own. With the A- fields beyond the rip taken down, the single, brilliant silver bolt that shot across the Outerverse like a beam of light passes right through the rip. The moment it entered the other side, it explodes violently, spreading a multicolored mist that coats everything, including that side of the rip, without entering the Outerverse. The coating acts as a second set of wards and an expansion for the Rroho both, extending its sight into the Aralian dimension, spreading eyes of every color of the rainbow. Each color seeing a different category of existence, it wasn't long before even Hikaru's hiding place was found, and with it, her advantage disappears. "You who have caged your own people through the abomination that is your pet cannot be allowed to take a hallowed place such as this Sanctuary. Your will shall corrupt it, distort and destroy it. We, the Sons of Plunder, shall take this place from your slaver hands, Hikaru Tyris!" They call out to her through the Mist, their combined voices like a vice against the Virus as the mist on the Aralian side of the rip shifts into a circle, used once against the DACI. The matter near the rip breaks down into its basic components, feeding the Forge as the Virus finds its own life energy being sucked out of it.

Iroku's new body, meanwhile, turns to face K2323. "Cease your interference, False Genesis Prince. Your sister wishes to tame this place, an act I cannot allow regardless of intent. If you keep trying to aid her I will kill you. Your position as one of the Sage Three is irrelevant. This place WILL not be tamed." He calls out, staring the man in the eyes as more of the OV's energy rises up around him, acting as a shield against K2's attacks. "The Sages were once a race of honor, of power and pride. Now you fall to a weak, pathetic shell of a woman who hides in fear of her foe, who relies on an abomination of life and has completely shut away all that made her who she was. Your race is now nothing more than mindless slaves, yet you wish to fight me?"

Queen Bright · « **Reply #5 on:** February 22, 2011, 04:13:16 AM »

And suddenly, out of nowhere, without any warning. The Outerverse blew up.

K2 · « **Reply #6 on:** March 19, 2011, 07:24:37 PM »

Though she appeared within sight, Hikaru didn't let down all of her defenses, just yet. If what this being, Animas? If she recalled correctly? If what Animas had said was true, the battle still wasn't over. Not if they were going to try again. Holding her arm out to signal the Virus to remain there, Hikaru looked out to the embodiment, "My brother stays. He is the owner of the Outerverse until I take it from him. Therefore he has to stay in order to preserve its defenses to make sure those incompetent fools don't return. If you do not like this, then you perhaps do not deserve to talk to someone as great as the eldest of the Sage Three."

To the Virus, Hikaru gave one last command for the time being, "Partially release control of those fools enough to allow them movement and speech. But be ready to stop any resists." To herself she muttered, "I want to hear their suffering.."

K2 · « **Reply #7 on:** March 19, 2011, 09:42:27 PM »

K2323 looked his sister in the eyes, trying to read her expression. How much had changed since the Excell Tournament that he wasn't aware of? How different was this Hikaru from the other? How much did she remember, and how much had she forgotten? They were one in the same, but how different were they in the long term of things?

"I messed up," K2323 realized, glancing at Hikaru.

He turned to Animas, hearing them out, when suddenly, the Outerverse completely vibrated. The moment the explosion on the other side of the rip occurred, K2323 raised a barrier to repel the explosion back into the prison dimension. He turned his attention to the rip, alarmed, before looking back at Animas, and then over to the two Hikarus, then to everyone else in the Outerverse.

"LEAVE!" K2323 shouted, "Get far away. Hikaru, I think you know the perfect place to take everyone. None of you are going to want to be around for this."

He focused his attention on the battle on the other side before sending a message to the Aralang ships and ASF ships, his voice echoing in their vicinity. "If you don't want to be destroyed, get out of here."

Nisorin · « **Reply #8 on:** March 26, 2011, 01:02:56 AM »

Animas shakes their head, deciding to ignore the annoying, idiot angel and focus instead on the matter of a massive hole in the side of one of the most sacred dimensions in regards to magic users. They take in a great breath, and their usually bluish brown eyes shift to complete brown as a sort of female spectre phases out from the body, bright blue eyes casting their light into the void. "rDral ehrtr snertraerht rtraht hsinarbr rdra, seloh esertr llif. rDriov ertr urtro uoy rtrsac Iiy, noirtraerc fo Ergrof rDrargr." The specter sings, offering her hand to the energies swirling beyond the remains of the Rip. It detaches from the wrist, falling into the Void as it's disintigrated by the energies. The remains of the hand collect around the edges of the Aralian side of the rip, collecting into a shining silver liquid that spreads out to coat the gap. Once all that was left was a small hole in the center, the Energy that leaked in was sucked out in a great whirlpool, spreading away from the Outerverse. Animas' body falls to one knee, the brown eyes fixed upon the spectre as it holds its remaining hand towards the liquid. With a sudden exhale from the spectre and body both, the arm tenses and an unseen pulse of pure, focused intent shoots into the solution, solidifying it into the wall. Slowly, the ghost returns to its body, and their eyes return to the bluish brown. Panting a palm flat against the ground, they gasp in precious air, shaking with exertion as they stare into the Void.