Melaet
I can be quite rude in my comments sometimes, don’t blame me, I can’t help running my mouth sometimes 😅
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Melaet30dRépondu à Hugo_Adam- Melaet30dRépondu à SungJinMori
Haha I don’t bother. My parents would have accused my brother, no ways they would expect me to be looking at that stuff 🤣
What the nameless orb didn't know was that the longer you are in the void, the more that you forget, and your more important memories slowly fade away. - Melaet30dCommenté
You deserve nothing. Even my current behaviour of skimming is too much time wasted on this…hot pile of bull dust.
A/N: This week's stone goal is still up. Be sure to give all your stones and also write some reviews to get those sweet extra chapters. - Melaet30dRépondu à Loufeng
Still, it’s funny how you chatting as if you know the requirements to be a god, the only references we have are in religious scriptures. We ourselves have NO way of knowing the truth (atheists that is, I am a firm believer in the one and only God)
Calling H'el a God right now was not an exaggeration. - Melaet30dRépondu à
🤣🤣 then clearly you don’t understand anything about the bog standard facts even atheists know…being in order for something to be a god, it has to be omnipotent, omnipresent, omniscient etc.
Calling H'el a God right now was not an exaggeration. - Melaet30dCommenté
????? Uhh dude the body is controlled by the brain…even MUSCLE memory is controlled by the brain 🤣🤣 (nerves being connected to the brain, and nerves control everything, hence the term: your body is a slave to your mind).
Because for most people, desires and thoughts were controlled by their bodies. - Melaet30dCommenté
Plus the fact it’s been like 10 chapters with no POV from the supposed protagonist
Cery slapped the table with both hands, reddening them as she abruptly stood up, her voice piercing and sharp. - Melaet30dRépondu à CruelReality
Fully get you…correct your spelling errors first though.
Tungus felt a tinge of fear towards the commanding Cery, not just because of what she had done to him and his son, but also because, in just a little over ten hours, the biomedical team he led had become her assistants, producing results that could potentially claim Nobel Prizes for the next hundred years. - Melaet30dCommenté
I want whatever drugs this author is on 🤣
Unfortunately, Cery was caught by Tungus before she could introduce the genetic bomb into the water supply of the medical school. - Melaet30dRépondu à NexIuz
Um…you DO realise that the government are in charge of the army right? It’s just 2 sides of the same coin; the other side of the coin being the ‘hard hand’ of the government.
Stacker scanned the screens, and there were 15 countries supporting the idea of killing him. - Melaet30dRépondu à nicholas8293
Agreed
Just now, when she touched this perfect physique, this body she considered god-like, a resounding "roll" echoed in her mind. - Melaet30dCommentéThis was the beloved child of the heavens and the earth.
- Melaet30dRépondu à Jazpex
No, fasted is right, the higher the frame rate, the more frames there are to capture footage. If it was slow there would be less frames to capture anything of such detail…well if you wanted to slow something down by that much that is.
"At the highest speed, Gail, I want the frame just before he appeared," Robert yelled loudly. This surreal scene had instilled a sense of fear and hysteria within him. - Melaet30dRépondu à HeavenlyEvilGodHow could it suddenly appear? The United States had nearly 3,000 artificial satellites orbiting Earth, monitoring the globe almost entirely. If any meteorite appeared in space hundreds of thousands of kilometers away, posing a threat to Earth and heading towards it, it would be detected by the satellites. The trajectory of its flight would be calculated, and whether or not to use missiles to destroy it would depend on factors such as the size of the meteorite and its landing location, among others.
- Melaet30dRépondu à HeavenlyEvilGodAs a result, the "Pan-Pacific Defense Coalition," consisting of 21 countries including the United States, China, Japan, Russia, Chile, Canada, Australia, South Korea, and others, was established. Its goal was to create giant mechs that could match the monsters' size and cause them to die from "internal bleeding" through purely physical attacks, thus preventing the contamination of the atmosphere by their toxins.
- Melaet30dCommenté
I don’t understand why people think it’s fake, even today there are astronauts who go to and from the ISS, I don’t think it’s impossible for them to go to the moon and back even if it was decades ago, even anamatronics were made well before the 1800s so nothing is impossible.
Its most famous and well-known achievement is the "Apollo Moon Landing Program." - Melaet30dCommenté
H’el the man flower 🤣
Deeper within the cell's nucleus, after passing through the cell membrane, cytoplasm, chlorophyll absorption factors, chlorophyll breakdown solution, reconstitution solution, protoplasm, and another layer outside, the sunlight feedback loop reached the cell nucleus. Within the nucleus, the cell's cytoskeleton network channels initiated chromosome separation, essentially cell division. - Melaet30dCommenté
Wuxia ahh ability…conscious space haha
Within his consciousness space, there was a vortex that could transport him across dimensions. - Melaet30dRépondu à Eternal_Dragon_God
Knocktow 🤣🤣🤣
Anyone who had experienced life at the lower rungs of society yearned for this kind of power. - Melaet30dRépondu à SirLeonNightstarHis hands, which had been interlocked on his nose, slowly rested on the armrest of the steel seat. He leaned back against the steel seat, allowing the icy touch of steel to penetrate his skin and bloodstream. He smirked coldly, tilting his head slightly, and his gaze looked down upon the stars in front of him, ignoring his foster father, Jor-El, beside him.