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The Least Common Denominator LXXXVII.I Multifactorial
In the grand scheme that was life and all that encompassed it, my propensity to think up of random bullshit just to pass the time was unparalleled by none that I knew in my general circle. Kind of pretentious, really, but a hyperactive imagination was both a blessing and a curse if the one to have it was as prone to depression as I am. I mean, really. Spiraling thoughts plus a vivid imagination equals thinking up a ton of fucked up scenarios ranging from me killing myself to me seeing the aftermath of my stupid actions wrecking the few people that I really gave a shit about. Regardless, it was still a skill that served me well both through my old life and this one."And that's the gist of it."I let out a sigh as I finished my explanation for Kelvin's presence. In hindsight, I probably should've checked the other two staircases before I just decided to scale the highest of the
The Least Common Denominator LXXXVII.II Multifactorial
The room exploded into chaos. Arya and Livia held their ground as the first wave of enemies came swarming in. Not that they even made it far as Arya used her power to practically funnel everybody into the meat grinder. A literal bloodbath, red specks flew in every possible direction as the former Prime simply added the spilled fluid into her arsenal. Meanwhile, Livia kept her own side of the grinder neatly clean as her sword swung masterfully against the onslaught of halberds and other bladed weaponry."Uhh... are we even needed here?" Isaac humorously called out, playing with his sword as he chuckled. "It looks like Big Sis and Arya's got it handled."I resisted the urge to chuckle as Isaac commented on the current situation. I had yet to fire a single bolt, and yet the current status of the fight still firmly stayed in our favor. Anne and Kelvin simply stood silent on the si
The Least Common Denominator LXXXVII.III Mutifactorial
Pulling the trigger, two bolts flew from my bows and straight into the idiot's head. Thankfully, the Prime didn't wear a helmet; instead, letting his golden locks flowing against a non-existent wind as he kept yapping his mouth. It'll probably get intercepted or maybe won't even make contact, but at least it'll stop him from opening his goddamn mouth."Why, I utterly despise the-"The bolts arrived mid-sentence. Playfair, predictably, moved his head to dodge my attacks."-ability of such ruffians to stage a rebellion!"I tensed up at the possibility of a rage-induced counterattack. This guy was the type to just fly off the handle when interrupted, of that I am sure."However, I do have a proposition to hand out to our barbarian fellows!"....
The Least Common Denominator LXXXVIII.I Boyle's Law
In an empty vacuum, one might say that one's personality shines through. That the absence of any other influence will let the true essence of an individual come out in all of its glory. While I do subscribe to that idea, I also believe that how a person handles anger and rage can also let an individual shed any sense of apprehension in taking off the mask and simply letting loose. In fact, I'm pretty sure I've subjected myself to such stupidity a few times now. And I'm absolutely sure that I'm a pretty horrible person whenever I let my tempers get the better of me.Which is exactly why I might as well let it rock.My fire-laced bolts flew through the air with piss-poor accuracy. A part of me knew that they won't even remotely hit my target, but that's okay. I only needed it to act as a distraction for the stupidity my spontaneous mind cooked up for our goose chase.
The Least Common Denominator LXXXVIII.II Boyle's Law
Drawing lots was out. As was an honor system or any kind of fair and democratic way of choosing who goes with who. No... I got to pick the teams this time.It didn't help that nobody could agree on an actual democratic solution."We don't have time to bicker about this shit," I groaned. "Livia, you go with Miss Probability over here.""What?!" my sister protested. "Why aren't we-""I trust you to carry your own weight," I cut her off even as she gave me a cute pout. "That, and I refuse to not have non Nums paired with each other.""I... Fine. I get it," my sister nodded. "Just tell us where to go then.""Nice," I smiled before turning to Kelvin. "Are you okay with this arrangement?"The Prime only smiled as she shrugged, "You're awful
The Least Common Denominator LXXXVIII.III Boyle's Law
With a grin, I walked forward amidst the sea of groaning metal and anxious opponents. It would be fun to see just how much I've improved over the years."Remember the Furnace rebellion years back?" I taunted, making sure that I show my grin to the poor shmucks in front of me. "That was me. I led that shit to freedom.""Wha-"The idiot that uttered his mouth was my first target. Before he even managed to complete a word, I was already in front of him with the Sange and Yasha poised to bisect him in half. With a flick of my arms, even runed armor was sheared like paper against my own creations, the Decimal's upper half falling in front of me with an unceremonious thud."See?" I snickered, pointing the Sange towards the rest of the tin cans. "I don't need flames to beat you all. Besides, I wasn't a Num back then and I stil
The Least Common Denominator Interlude XXXIII: Kelvin
Fate was such a cruel mistress. While it might have been merciful in some aspects of her life, Fate had also taken much in terms of her own safety and relative sense of self. Kelvin always believed that her lot in life was set in stone; that if the Lady Flame wasn't able to break the chains of her fate, then so would she with her infinitely weaker power and standing. It was already a miracle that Fate deemed it proper that she be bestowed with the title of Prime at such a young age, let alone be this powerful in the first place despite not truly working for it as much as what she saw in others. In hindsight, it only reinforced her belief that it was simply impossible for those not in Fate's favor to succeed in life. Why else would their hard work be pointless while others were being born destined for greatness?"Ke- Miss Probability?"Then again, perhaps it was also Fate that
The Least Common Denominator Interlude XXXIV: Lace VI
This was an unmitigated disaster.Lace knew that the plan to attack the palace was going to happen. It was one of the most important parts of their strategy, after all. Unfortunately, the plan didn't entail a single thing on what to do when the palace currently looked like it was under siege."What's the plan?"The emotive one of the twins wracked her head as Phillipe casually chimed in with his sarcasm again. The entire night had passed with them electing to wait the situation out and going on from there. Her twin thankfully already had a few plans drafted up, but it all depended on how well the siege progressed. If it was over in a single night with their Leader contacting them after the fact, then they'd spin the story that was expected of them and sow even more discord into the populace. Unfortunately, the siege didn't stop. No.&nbs
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