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Umiak: "I heard there was an underage boy flying alone?"
Tempo: "Why don't we have a seat over here."

"This is KKtKrt for the 9 o'clock news, reporting live on the scene from inside a damaged loroi shutt- OH SHI-"

Come on, Alex! Fireblade has literally slammed you into a wall with her mind. You've been told by Beryl that she's got mental fighting capabilities. What else would Fireblade always have unsheated? Don't answer that. I'm happy that we haven't heard a death scream yet. For all Alex is concerned, Fir...

Awaiting the next few pages like

Mango Mel wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 09, 2021 6:39 am

And it looks like Cloud is about to go through some strife.

Boo! Boo on you sir. Too soon!

Possibly you don't need small eyes when you're designed to be a space-faring race and not stuck on a planet under a bright blazing sun.

To me, I think the biggest disconnect between loroi and human psychology would be that what to a human would be a serious and life-long commitment to anything, whether a cause or a government or a relationship, would essentially never amount to more than a tenth of a loroi lifespan. A maximum of may...

If it is any consolation Alex is in relatively good hands if Fireblade chooses to protect him. According to Arioch, Fireblade has survived her ship being destroyed TWICE in the past. And she can even FLY via her telekinesis. Not to mention mess up stuff she is affronted by. She is basically a super...

Goodbye bait-girl.

The Umiak will softly but resolutely knock on the shuttle, introduce themselves, their ship and their division and politely ask to take the inhabitants prisoner. Then this will ensue, in space. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXVN7QJ8m88 Tempo, turning to her compatriots: "I told zem, we already got ...

I take it Loroi have blue blood right?

That's correct.
It's more closely described in the Loroi Insider

For example...to say the Loroi know how to make stufff go boom is an understatement. Assuming they produce a lot of their AM like fuel, they could literally turn entire countries into molten lava. Which is less useful than you'd think. Imagine a bomb a thousandfold more powerful than our nukes? Tha...

Dan Wyatt wrote: ↑

Tue May 25, 2021 8:34 pm

boldilocks wrote: ↑

Tue May 25, 2021 5:11 pm

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Stargate is retarded, although it's enjoyable.

All television is retarded. It's television. It's there to rot your brain.

Granted I rate both the Loroi anf Umiak as more tactically sound than the Goauld from Stargate... which is admittedly not a high standard to surpass. Those guys were embarassing. Were they, though? They, in-story, had dominated the galaxy for some time through their current strategies, only ending ...

For example, I read that the mass conversion to energy of one of the original fission bombs was the equivalent of a paper clip...and yet it leveled the cities of Japan. Loroi could and do waaay better than this with their tech and pusher plates. Since they already do mass to energy conversion at an...

I'm not sure this is the kind of story where the antagonists are defeated by this one cool trick that everyone except humans are too retarded to have figured out over 1000 years of interstellar war history.

mwightman wrote: ↑

Mon May 24, 2021 2:24 pm

silentstormpt wrote: ↑

Mon May 24, 2021 10:12 am

Didnt know Alex was John's great grandchild

you are talking about John-117 arn't you? The Master Chief

He's saying the Umiak killed the boogeyman's fucking dog.

Loroi have mass into energy fuel...kind of like AM but I reckon easier to handle without it blowing up in their faces. It's the same thing they use on their ships and I do not doubt they could make missiles with them. Missiles will intercept the umiak missiles, and an exploding multi-target zapping...

It's best used for countering the missile spam the Umiak use. I get that, but my understanding is that the Umiak missile spam spans tens if not hundreds or thousands of kilometers. A 3 km diameter range anti-missile mine doesn't sound very effective. I assume the loroi are already using anti-missil...

Powerful enough nukes in space can still do some light ablative damage at a kilometer. AM or the Loroi equivalent if powerful enough I reckon could at least wipe out three kilometers or somewhat less with sheer thermal radiation. That sounds like a lot of nukes will be needed to cover a standard ba...