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The Least Common Denominator LXXXII.IV Applied Physics
The Feuille flinched at the direct sleight to her craftsmanship, as did I seeing as this was originally my design. Anne bristled even as she seemingly kept her attention on trying to broadcast our signal. But from the way the antenna fluctuated in its blue glow, I knew that she wasn't taking the insult well for her to shrug it off."It's still revolutionary," I countered, trying to defuse the situation before it could get worse. "Have you ever seen someone talk to a person over half a kilometer away? I don't think so.""But it's still limited by such a glaring error~" Arya cooed, smiling all the way as if she was doing this on purpose. "I would think that Dens that had your direction would be better than the rest of the bunch~"I blinked. Anger began rising up from inside me as I felt like I was going to explode."Did y
The Least Common Denominator LXXXII.V Applied Physics
"Assuming that they haven't changed a thing since I stopped being in charge...." Grigori hummed as he trailed off. "Draw me a perfect square and we'll go from there."Sharing a glance with Anne, we found ourselves shrugging as we mentally tried to get the other to do the drawing. It wasn't that we didn't want to do it. Rather, we were simply extending the courtesy of letting the other do the drawing part of the equation. After a few seconds of wordless communication, I shrugged as I pulled out my dagger and began carving the aforementioned square into the table.My blade dug fairly deep into the wooden thing. The poor piece of furniture didn't seem to like the liberal application force based on how much it creaked and grunted at my efforts, but at least it didn't collapse on us as I traced a beautifully symmetrical square right in the middle of it. Looking to the old man, he o
The Least Common Denominator LXXXII.VI Applied Physics
The static-filled air continued to hum in the background as Ica's voice finally made its appearance heard after days of having my own thoughts be the only thing I heard inside my head. It wasn't much of a surprise anymore, but it was certainly still a strange feeling to hear my own voice and yet have no control over what it said to me inside my head.'You know you just called me strange in a roundabout way, right?'I rolled my eyes.You are strange, Ica, and nothing you will ever say will change that. You're a literal alter-ego inside my head with a complete mindscape to retreat to. I doubt anybody could ever say something like that with a straight face.'Never say something is impossible, Master,' Ica trilled at the back of my head. 'Lest you recall, you mocked old men with archaic ways of thinking back in the old worl
The Least Common Denominator LXXXIII.I Signal Processing
The advent of long-range communication was a game-changer for the entire world when it first became available. The telegraph, even with its hours-long delay made it possible to transmit messages from continent to continent within a fucking day, and that was unheard of at a time where ships and steamboats were still a thing. Come the world wars, and radios were used in everyday life to relay news, orders, battle tactics, and everything in between in practically real-time. Enemies that still had to rely on courier pigeons or some other primitive methods were literally left in the dust as troops moved as smoothly as the information that was relayed between the frontlines and the command center. In a sense, enemy movement didn't seem as blazing fast anymore if Command can swiftly respond with all of the pertinent information available to them. As such, I was hoping that having a literal working radio would make things go smoothly for our
The Least Common Denominator LXXXIII.II Signal Processing
Right, how do we go about actually storming a literal stronghold?"I guess we're going for the attack tonight?" Grigori chuckled."It's not like we have much of a choice," I sighed. "No other entrances. No hidden exits. We only have two out of four gates that we can choose from, and only four people to do it with. I'd be remiss if we actually thought we a have a chance at doing this with just pure muscle."I mean, sure, we had two Primes in the form of Arya and Grigori, but the palace already had one Prime in its midst, let alone any other reinforcement Prime that might come barreling down on us. Thinking that we can brute force our way in was practically suicide."I suppose I can try and do some scouting~" Arya shrugged with a smile. "We're not attacking until midnight, yes? I'll be back before then."
The Least Common Denominator LXXXIII.III Signal Processing
I couldn't believe it. I mean, I really couldn't. Livia missing something so basic... So.. steeped in common sense that I could hardly believe that I constantly called her a natural genius. Granted, I did the same stupid mistakes, but I expected better from her for crying out loud!*I-we... left it with the body...*My idiot sister's voice trailed off from the speaker. Even with the static, I could tell that she was starting to kick herself in the back for her massive oversight. I was still mad, but at least it gave me a few more seconds to get my head cooled off and focus on what's now.*S-sorry, Sis... I... I don't know why-*"Never mind that," I cut her off, knowing full well that she was about to spiral just as hard as I just did earlier. "Focus on the now. Is the body still available to you?"
The Least Common Denominator LXXXIV.I Geometrical Illusion
Sussy baka... Two words that haunted me since their inception for their meaning, or rather, nonmeaning. While I hated having to even think of these forbidden terms, my idiot internet brain just had to keep reminding me of the fact whenever I thought about infiltrating something using disguises. I mean, why? Why would my brain gravitate towards something so fucking stupid when there were better alternatives? Or better yet, why not just be productive and actually think of better ideas rather than linger on two words that don't have any significant meaning whatsoever beyond being a fucking meme?"What's wrong?""It's nothing," I let off a smile as I shook my head at my sister's worry. "It's just a stupid thought."A day had already passed, and yet we were still in the exact same place as yesterday. I had called off the raid, electing to wait for Livia
The Least Common Denominator LXXXIV.II Geometrical Illusion
As the carriage rumbled along its supposed path, I found myself running through the entire plan again one more time. It wasn't going to help much if it all comes crashing down, but it was still worth it to have some semblance of a framework in a scheme as complicated as Arya lined it out to be.With her and Anne still playing the messenger schtick, they'll go along deeper into the palace while Grigori will be stuck with the three of us as he's supposedly guided to a stable after bringing Arya to the palace's inner gates. At that point, we'll have about an hour before Arya supposedly finishes her task of getting to the council chambers. Still don't know what she meant by the council since she glossed over it so fast earlier, but I'll only assume that they knew how to fight enough that even the Lady Bloodmoon didn't want to risk a fight with them in her lonesome. This meant that we had to get there before s
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