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*He stumbles back from the blasts, but when the lights in his eyes flicker back on, he looks at Trav, unfazed*

(Engage time warp)
[Time warp engaging]

*It’s only called time warp because for him, everything looks as if it slows down. But in reality, all it does is alter his perception, so when he flips out his energy scythe and launches at Trav, it’s at a speed that no organic being could possibly manage. Any normal one, that is. Travis probably could*

LEEEETS DO THE TIIIIME WARP AGAAAAAAIN

moffathavemercy: crimson-firecat: that-beautiful-nightmare: travelingcolors: Korean designers Je Sung Park and Woo Jung Kwon have developed an invisible umbrella that will keep you dry by repelling rain.  Consisting of a simple plastic stick that creates an artificial wind at the top, the ‘umbrella’ deflects raindrops before they hit you by sucking in air at the bottom. The intensity of this wind-shield can be varied depending on weather condition and number of people sharing the device—the length of the stick is also adjustable. MY DREAM FOR USING THE ELEMENTS MORE EFFICIENTLY IS COMING TRUE. My god Whoaaaa This planet.Is ok sometimes.
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moffathavemercy: crimson-firecat: that-beautiful-nightmare: travelingcolors: Korean designers Je Sung Park and Woo Jung Kwon have developed an invisible umbrella that will keep you dry by repelling rain.  Consisting of a simple plastic stick that creates an artificial wind at the top, the ‘umbrella’ deflects raindrops before they hit you by sucking in air at the bottom. The intensity of this wind-shield can be varied depending on weather condition and number of people sharing the device—the length of the stick is also adjustable. MY DREAM FOR USING THE ELEMENTS MORE EFFICIENTLY IS COMING TRUE. My god Whoaaaa This planet.Is ok sometimes.
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moffathavemercy: crimson-firecat: that-beautiful-nightmare: travelingcolors: Korean designers Je Sung Park and Woo Jung Kwon have developed an invisible umbrella that will keep you dry by repelling rain.  Consisting of a simple plastic stick that creates an artificial wind at the top, the ‘umbrella’ deflects raindrops before they hit you by sucking in air at the bottom. The intensity of this wind-shield can be varied depending on weather condition and number of people sharing the device—the length of the stick is also adjustable. MY DREAM FOR USING THE ELEMENTS MORE EFFICIENTLY IS COMING TRUE. My god Whoaaaa This planet.Is ok sometimes.
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moffathavemercy: crimson-firecat: that-beautiful-nightmare: travelingcolors: Korean designers Je Sung Park and Woo Jung Kwon have developed an invisible umbrella that will keep you dry by repelling rain.  Consisting of a simple plastic stick that creates an artificial wind at the top, the ‘umbrella’ deflects raindrops before they hit you by sucking in air at the bottom. The intensity of this wind-shield can be varied depending on weather condition and number of people sharing the device—the length of the stick is also adjustable. MY DREAM FOR USING THE ELEMENTS MORE EFFICIENTLY IS COMING TRUE. My god Whoaaaa This planet.Is ok sometimes.
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moffathavemercy: crimson-firecat: that-beautiful-nightmare: travelingcolors: Korean designers Je Sung Park and Woo Jung Kwon have developed an invisible umbrella that will keep you dry by repelling rain.  Consisting of a simple plastic stick that creates an artificial wind at the top, the ‘umbrella’ deflects raindrops before they hit you by sucking in air at the bottom. The intensity of this wind-shield can be varied depending on weather condition and number of people sharing the device—the length of the stick is also adjustable. MY DREAM FOR USING THE ELEMENTS MORE EFFICIENTLY IS COMING TRUE. My god Whoaaaa This planet.Is ok sometimes.
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moffathavemercy:

crimson-firecat:

that-beautiful-nightmare:

travelingcolors:

Korean designers Je Sung Park and Woo Jung Kwon have developed an invisible umbrella that will keep you dry by repelling rain.  Consisting of a simple plastic stick that creates an artificial wind at the top, the ‘umbrella’ deflects raindrops before they hit you by sucking in air at the bottom. The intensity of this wind-shield can be varied depending on weather condition and number of people sharing the device—the length of the stick is also adjustable.

MY DREAM FOR USING THE ELEMENTS MORE EFFICIENTLY IS COMING TRUE.

My god

Whoaaaa

This planet.
Is ok sometimes.

So I was looking at this and thinking…The Zebesian Pirates used those machines that the Chozo used on Samus to make themselves part Chozo so that they could live on the planet.And looking at the similarities between them and some Chozo concept art, and the fact that they have those almost-wing-things developing on their backs in their ‘natural’ form seen in Fusion, they might have already been turning part-Chozo… I’d say Mother’s operation accelerated it though. Double-Chozoified. :3
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So I was looking at this and thinking…
The Zebesian Pirates used those machines that the Chozo used on Samus to make themselves part Chozo so that they could live on the planet.
And looking at the similarities between them and some Chozo concept art, and the fact that they have those almost-wing-things developing on their backs in their ‘natural’ form seen in Fusion, they might have already been turning part-Chozo…

I’d say Mother’s operation accelerated it though. Double-Chozoified. :3

As I imagine it, A39’s voice is soft, but still emotionless.
A37 is…firm. The most authoritative.
A21 is, well, a little excited, but still controlled.
A22 is sort of like that, but less so. Possibly came from the same person as A21, but has more limits in place since he doesn’t have to use his brainpower to command 20 squads.
A38 is quiet.

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