LeaderOfBadGuy
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LeaderOfBadGuy1mthCommentedI think he could use bad potions to his benefit with a little ingenuity. The main one I'm thinking is using the slowness potion to improve his workout, like running through water, this could prove especially important as mundane exercise becomes useless. There's also building resistance to poison and such. Of course its up to author if there is any potential there but protag should try regardless.
After a bit of contemplation, I decided to pick Receptive Body. For resistant I could simply not drink harmful potions, that seems like something you shouldn't do in the first place. And as for natural alchemist, I had a reason for not picking that.- LeaderOfBadGuy1mthCommented
Coward
...No, even I have limits of what I am willing to endure for the triumph of alchemy. I may be willing to mutilate my own body but mixing my cum into my drink is a step too far even for me. To the trash it goes. - LeaderOfBadGuy4mthCommented"Martha..." She spoke gently, elegance that seemed almost fake to Nicholas dripping from her mouth, "Just Martha. I accept your desire, let us save the world together."
- LeaderOfBadGuy7mthCommented
What's Taskmaster supposed to do if you steal his gimmick!
His punches began to accumulate as he broke down the raging superhuman into numbers - unravelling the seemingly unpredictable flurry of blows while countering them with attacks of his own. His equation was complete, and he was finally using his evolved brain to the fullest since his evolution. It felt freeing - akin to stretching an unused muscle after a long while. - LeaderOfBadGuy8mthCommented
Ahh... a future research partner.
And most surprisingly, the country of Latveria existed which was ruled by their Supreme Leader - Doctor Victor Von Doom, one of the brightest minds in the human species and an example of pure, indomitable will. - LeaderOfBadGuy9mthCommented
*5, all of the above.
He began, "From what I understand, it could mean a couple of things. One, the person could be an exceptional spy who managed to evade all our security measures. Two, they might have been raised here in Konoha and later turned into a spy for someone else. Three, maybe I'm finally gaining awesome powers to see dead people. Four, this person could be connected to Kakashi and possess teleportation abilities like yours." - LeaderOfBadGuy1yrCommentedSmiling at this, Adam deftly blocked her strike and spun around, bringing his sword down in a swift arc.
- LeaderOfBadGuy1yrReplied to JManM
Maege definitely seems the traditional sort, but I figured taking the traditions of their enemies, the Iron Born, would be distasteful. I'll easily admit that I'm not very knowledgeable about GoT, but I think my conclusion is reasonable just through common sense.
"And the fish will feast on squid." Maege grinned in dark satisfaction. - LeaderOfBadGuy1yrCommented
Are Jorah and Maege on good terms again? I thought their relationship would've broken down with the thralls and all.
"And the fish will feast on squid." Maege grinned in dark satisfaction. - LeaderOfBadGuy1yrCommented
3rd person perspective:
Hitomi freezes once again... But the actions of Toru quickly thaw her out and she can't help but begin to return the kiss... Equally as nervous and clumsy as the invisible girl... But with a spark of excitement quickly growing in her chest from the fact that this is indeed happening - LeaderOfBadGuy1yrCommented"YOU WHAT!?!?" Toru dives between them! Literally inserting herself in the conversation
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Had a feeling it was her. She still has her mouth at this point?
The Jamaican man said, "Hello, hello! I am Jean..." which correlated with his actual name of Jean Ventura, "... and this gonk is Ruslan." That definitely wasn't the bear's real name, but it didn't really matter. "The anti-social one over there is Kiwi." That definitely didn't sound like her real name, but it was listed as one of her aliases. - LeaderOfBadGuy1yrCommented
For movies it'd be cool to see him make his own game in Saw, maybe turn the tables on Jigsaw or his copycats. Also, hope you're open to going to some videogame worlds, going to Silent Hill would be wild.
(A/N Hey I hope everyone is enjoying so far. I just wanted to ask which horror movies or TV shows you would like to see Jack go to. I already have some ideas but I want to hear all of yours just in case I overlooked any that might be good. Anyways enjoy.) - LeaderOfBadGuy1yrReplied to Exi_Nexi
I think the author is doing it intentionally now.
"Yeah, but only on my side." - LeaderOfBadGuy1yrReplied to Lord_of_cringe9000
You're welcome to form your own interpretation here, but if you want to convince people of it or defend the author's choices in any meaningful way then you have to provide concrete evidence from the work to support it. I keep finding in the writing evidence that runs counter to your interpretation, rather than supporting it, even here I can find the evidence that runs counter to your assertions. When the author addressed people's concerns in chapter 16 he admitted that the MC is still young and doesn't have any grand plan. For the MC to be completely blinded by the pursuit of his goals, as you surmise, having a plan to approach those goals is a matter of course. The writer should know his characters best and when even he says the MC isn't pursuing any grand plan, its hard to believe the MC has any higher ambitions that are driving him to the brink of madness.
The night was filled with the cries of men, women, and children begging for mercy or cursing his name. But none of that mattered. J'Zaki knew better from his teachers. He had already pushed them past their limits with the initial wave of fire. He had already started the cycle of hatred. If he did not end them all there, then he was only making trouble for himself later down the line. - LeaderOfBadGuy1yrReplied to Lord_of_cringe9000
Considering the context and what was actually written its very clear he feels guilty about what happened to the general. Its written in plain words that he feels bad and feels shame when the general's punishment is brought up. MC says explicitly that he will not dismiss his role in the matter, that he shares the blame. If you are just going to keep reading things that aren't there and jumping to unfound conclusions then its impossible for me to convince you of anything.
The night was filled with the cries of men, women, and children begging for mercy or cursing his name. But none of that mattered. J'Zaki knew better from his teachers. He had already pushed them past their limits with the initial wave of fire. He had already started the cycle of hatred. If he did not end them all there, then he was only making trouble for himself later down the line. - LeaderOfBadGuy1yrReplied to Lord_of_cringe9000
You should really go back and reread that scene; what is actually written is that he feels bad about it, feels shame even, but he asserts that he isn't the only one to blame. Even if you were right about him not caring about the general's imprisonment, there is a huge distance between that and genocide.
The night was filled with the cries of men, women, and children begging for mercy or cursing his name. But none of that mattered. J'Zaki knew better from his teachers. He had already pushed them past their limits with the initial wave of fire. He had already started the cycle of hatred. If he did not end them all there, then he was only making trouble for himself later down the line. - LeaderOfBadGuy1yrCommented
Feel like I have whiplash from all the changes that happened over this time skip. I'd like to focus though, he murdered children because it'd be a hassle later if he didn't. Was any of his prior characterization even relevant; was it ever hinted that he'd be fine committing genocide before. ...right he became an irredeemable monster suddenly via time skip.
The night was filled with the cries of men, women, and children begging for mercy or cursing his name. But none of that mattered. J'Zaki knew better from his teachers. He had already pushed them past their limits with the initial wave of fire. He had already started the cycle of hatred. If he did not end them all there, then he was only making trouble for himself later down the line. - LeaderOfBadGuy1yrCommented
If you want them off your plate then why not just eat them up?
Horizon sighs and shakes his head. "Yeah, I know. Really hoping they just get over this stupid crush, I've already got a lot on my plate, don't need girls that I have to see almost every day on it too." - LeaderOfBadGuy1yrCommentedQuickly arming him to look like a heavily modified soldier, the helmet the last thing to form over with its dog-like feature and forward-facing ears, matching the appearance of a black, badass Doberman.