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>>51345993
>>51527242
>>51456471

Reply to this post to be included in the next thread's lore catchup.

https://rentry.org/cvt40k-vnugtale2#the-flight
Great work on the new chapter!!

>>51596608
Those new girls look neat, I'm curious about the ninja and the gambler. The Las Vegas of /vnug/?
My experience with docking in Elite Dangerous and KSP confirms not being able to rotate and translate at the same time would be a big issue kek.

butt anchor

>>51618966

>>51618966

>>51617402
looks more like a thief to me

>>51624329
Settle on "Rogue"? I got gambler from all the playing cards stuff.

>>51618966

Kokone has big boobies

>>51626175
This is true!
Also, Kanata's new outfit makes me think of Serafi.

>>51626175
I'm confused by the physicality of her halo.

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>>51618966

And im back on my grind

>>51634281
Welcome back to your grind, anon.

>>51628040
I'll ask her about it next time I get the chance.

Liquid gallium seemed like a good candidate for robot blood, but its wetting properties seem like they might be a problem for biochemistry. However, it turns out pressure can change the boiling point of water (300C at 100 atmospheres), so maybe the blood vessels could be pressurized instead? Would help move nutrients around faster too.

>>51615197
>>51615297
https://rentry.org/9494qt
Archive in Space Archive Under Miscellaneous as "HoloNiJo, Lamy Gang Overview"
Excerpt Below:
>The Lamys were originally a small subculture of gene-sculptors who believed that by embodying the personification of Lamy, one was brought closer to the concept of Lamy as a whole, eventually leaving no distinguish between the divine idea of Lamy and the physical form of Lamy. While this idea is particularily religious in its conotation, those who underwent /become/ gene operations were largely considered minor celebrities afterwards. While some considered it minorly saceligious, in those civilizations whom corporations held immense sway the image of Lamy was incredibly provitable, especially for fashion brands. Sponsors who were able to get the image of a goddess to push their brands found a sharp rise in sales and any controversy that arose from the more risque products was always met with an equal rise in sale and stock, Lamys were more or less identified by their association with brands and several Lamy celebrities began to distinguish themselves through their brand identities and association and the extremely minor differences in phenotype between each. La Lami was a Lamy who was incredbily popular amongst the Shishiron and had their own brand of high-proof vodka called "Lion On Ice", Lamiel the Lover was a popular Lamy in an ASMR Hostess Bar, and Lamy Lamington ran the popular sitcom, "Lamy, Lamy, and Me" with two other Lamys which ran for five seasons and was nominated for the Kino awards.

>>51639764
>Lamy Lamington ran the popular sitcom, "Lamy, Lamy, and Me" with two other Lamys which ran for five seasons and was nominated for the Kino awards.
anime of the fucking season
I assume a geno-augmentation is a genetic mod, but what's a pheno-augmentation?
I like the rep for all three Lamy colors, especially the pink Lamys, I think that's our first lore on Koyori. Ramirez got a couple good keks out of me, good stuff.

>>51640383
geno augmentation is basically just any augment that changes your genetic make-up
pheno augmentation changes you physically but leaves your genetic make-up the same. Keep in mind these were mostly just classifications pulled out of nowhere.
Also much appreciated. HoloX doesn't really have any lore but in terms of Vitubia that could just be part of their whole secret society gimmick.
I think the Ramys as a whole can just be paralleled with the cartel if you want maximum keks of Lamy with a mustache selling jars of sweat off a street corner.

>>51640869
The cartel, but funny and in space... yeah I can see it kek.
Would an operation to turn your eyes gold be a pheno-augmentation?

>>51643005
It would be pheno-augmentation since the goal is to change your eye color and I'm assuming a chemical could do that with much less risk and cost than genetically changing you to have a different eye color.

>>51640869
>geno augmentation
more like kino augmentation

>>51639764
Looks good!

>>51626303
yeah it's really cute

>>51655079
Bro what the fuck?

>>51660269
the Vitiaiens got their hands on the augmentation and decided to go {{{bigger}}}

>>51661093
>mfw I spike drinks with gene bonding mammary boosters
They call me a gene terrorist but I'm establishing generations of milktrucks to gaze upon. Whose the real terrorist?

>>51661674
You. You are. You are creating generations of women with back problems. You are, by all accounts, a terrorist.

>Gene modding giga tits
Nigger what is this? Trials in Tainted Space?

>>51661980
Just gene mod stronger spines, duh? Modern problems require modern solutions.

>>51662024
What have you made me look up

>>51665129
Well, I guess I gotta look it up now.

>>51661980
my service to fat milkers is just.
if bitches be aching then they can choose the path of the Shirogane and train their backs to withstand the power of their blessing or get spinal reinforcement.

>>51665967
Or here's an idea, we put a bullet in your brain before you do anything and save ourselves a lot of trouble. If a woman wants fat tats, she will get them anyway. If everyone has giant tits, no one has them.

>>51666336
It's over anon, the fat tits will shield him from the bullets. The mammaries are kevlar reinforced.

>>51666501
Good thing I'm not aiming for the tits then.

>>51666336
>he didn't get the reinforced nano-fiber skull plating combo deal with the compact impact jelly membrane
Your move modlet

>>51655079
>>51661674
>>51665967
i don't remember having posted these but it sounds like what i would post hmm...

>>51667012
he says that as he posted smol tits

Alright, I think I know what I'm gonna do. The mecha blood will probably be a superheated water-based solution with large amounts of heavy metal salts dissolved within. It seems to be doable engineering-wise to have the blood vessels pressurized to above dozens of megapascals, which allows high performance mecha to function on supercritical blood, which sounds cool and allows fun bits of chemistry.
The main challenge will be to harden complex organic molecules against the high temperatures, but it seems like there are protein folding tricks and hyperthermophilic adaptations to help with that, can even use standard DNA.

>>51673484
My boi is going wild with these bio-mechs
went from liquid metal blood to hyper pressured superheat

>>51673778
I think there may still be liquid metal involved for some thermal processes and to work nicely with Curie radiators, since it has a higher thermal capacity. But the supercritical water also has a great thermal conductivity, low viscosity as well as the chemical properties, so I think it will be better for the general purpose blood (moving nutrients, proteins around and wound repair mainly). The liquid metal might be more analogous to the lymphatics (interstitial fluid) of the body.
The high pressures do mean the vascular system will need a lot of strong valves, to shut off circulation when there is damage or an amputation.

GRADUATION I REPEAT GRADUATION ALL HANDS ON DECK
THE BED HAS BEEN SHAT!

>>51675696
Gundou... The baseballfags were too strong...

>>51675696
Damn i wanna say sacrificial ritual but /meat/ is gone

>>51676020
I would eat gundou mirei

>>51676020
time to bake a /freak/ to dust off the altar.

>>51677214
that got me thinking. do the /freak/s just demolish their guro temples or just renovate them to be less edgy

>>51678013
from what I've seen, just a fresh coat of paint with more comfy murals

>>51626175
No idea who this is

>>51680360
https://www.youtube.com/@YurikagoKokone

>>51680360
Nevermind got an ad just after posting this

>>51680413
Thanks

>>51680426
HOLY FUCK MEME MAGIC

>>51680461
>staff only watches half of her streams
grim

>>51680738
>Skipped two drawing streams
shit taste, those are some of her best stuff.

>>51682243
sleep

>>51678013
Can any meatreps answer?

>>51688184
Still sleeping I think.

>>51692189

>>51680713
Better believe it...

>>51680713
We're all being watched...

>>51697032
Of course, /vt/ is the beating, rotting heart of the industry. Gotta keep a hand on the pulse.

>>51399609
Sorry I did not reply earlier, had a busy few days away from home.

Thanks a lot for writing a response!

Yeah, as I said, since I am looking at the text through my own lens I would be making erroneous assumptions. Its nice to see such attention to detail as you taking into account species psychology in writing.

I do relate with the lexicon issue, and I too often find myself repeating words. I have noted that as simple things as simply omitting the word works sometimes, if you can re-format the rest of the sentence to flow well. I.e., one wouldn't go "the faint sensation of the needle", but "the faint prick of the needle". One could even remove the mention of the needle altogether if the existence of the needle is established in a previous part, since the descriptor "prick" is already related to the idea of needles and sharpness; Mentioning a prick when the existence of a needle doing an action has been established will automatically remind the reader of a needle.

the above example does not relate to your text though, since in your text the sensation of the needle was not exactly a prick, as far as I can tell.

Also, one could establish an association with a sensation and a descriptor, and then simply use the descriptor to imply the existence of the sensation as well. I suppose one could chain these together and make a sensation description chain, where the new sensation is always established in the previous part. I would love to write an example but I do not want to come up with a scene rn, and it is purely theoretical anyways, I dont think I've used something like that myself that often if at all.

Descriptors beginning with "as if" are also something that one should think about. I use it a bit too much, i think. In a lot of cases, one can completely cut that portion off, and sometimes they should since this word structure distances the reader from the image you are trying to paint. You can compare this with these two sentences.

>It was as if tendrils of cold fire were growing through his veins, crystallizing into invisible shards of glass shredding his insides.
>Tendrils of cold fire grew through his veins and crystallized into invisible shards of glass that shred his insides.
It might be just me, but the bottom one is much more evocative as a descriptor.

I would personally be tempted to go pretty crazy with that, and write something along the lines of "Jagged shards of cold fire flowed into him through the injection site. With each heartbeat the blazing cold splinters were pushed (further into his limbs and) deeper into his flesh, until the fire had saturated his entire body."
This descriptor is probably absolutely horrible to use regarding flow, and it isn't as precise as the ones above, but I really like the picture it paints. Although, you can clearly see in it the problem I have with overloading descriptions.

>Theme park ride
Based taking inspiration from irl. I have done so myself as well at times.
Is ichorite some real thing? I have never heard of it before myself.

>AI probing MC's mind
I did pick up on that. It gave the AI a slight hostile/creepy vibe, which works pretty well.

Dont take the issues too seriously, these are just things i have decided to nitpick on. I would love to hear your thoughts on my thoughts on this and whether it works at all for you, its not like the style i like is the only valid one.

Ill try to read more of your stuff as I get the motivation to read and write. Thanks again for responding!

>>51698195
>as if
In literature terms you're comparing an analogy, and a metaphor, I think. I also tend to prefer the metaphor, depending on the tone.

>>51699821
yeah!
I dont know the proper terminology, so thanks for translating it!
And yeah, depending on style of the text and the goal of it, one may be better than the other.

Aight, breaddog, I need your opinion on something.
I've been slowly going through all the archives, cleaning them up somewhat, and I came to the realization we don't really have all that much interesting culture to go off of if we just take aussie roots, so I've been thinking of adding another one. So far ancient Egyptian is a top contender, at least for style, but what do you think?

>>51700621
>We wuz kaaaaangz

Bump

Status of vtuber mascots in your lore? living creatures in the world? mythical animal? others?

>>51704752
Oh, good question. Mori mascot is mini death sensei, I've never really thought about he fit into it all. Surely some kind of mythical creature, maybe even a Heavenly Entity himself since he's been characterized as his own person in the chuuba universe.

>>51704752
Are fanbases the same as mascots?

Gundou love

Bump

Sleepy...

>>51618966

CLARO

>>51698195
It might sound like I’m on the spectrum but when I first started writing for /vnug/ I spent a lot of time thinking about how to justify the existence of non-humans in the setting (it was before Palkyrie was designed) and I figured that if we’re to be non-humans then we should actually act non-human instead of being humans with funny animal bits and verbal tic. That’s why whenever Palkyries (and maybe elves) show up in my writing I try my best to emphasize those attributes. Part of me feels I should go all the way to put them in uncanny valley but I don’t know if that reflects the fanbase well
I’ll take note of the sensation and the descriptor suggestion! For the needle part I guess it’s more like getting plugged in than getting pricked since the insertion hole’s already there. I guess humans do plug holes at times but I don’t know if those applies. I guess that would give the human-machine interaction thing a whole new dimension
Ichorite’s something I come up with but I’m sure there are real life and fictional analogues. I know artificial blood’s a thing and combat drugs have been around as long as combat and drugs are. I guess it’s kinda like the stimpacks from Starcraft
Feedback is always welcome and appreciated! Sometimes I wish I can give more feedback to people as well

>>51700621
Hi. I've been away from the thread again. Sorry for late response. I think what /nasa/ could benefit from is some form of navy culture since space vessels aren't too different from navy vessels. You could look up the Royal British Navy. If you want to go further then there's Greek seafaring. Which also has influences from Egypt.

>>51698195
can we commission long critiques from kronies?

>>51725491
Hmm, yea, that could be something to take into account, thanks.

Bump

>>51728999
Well Aussies do come from English. And the English had the most powerful navy in the world once upon a time. If we weren't landlocked then you bet /nasa/ would at least build some decent sea ships.

>>51736073
Would we? Yea we would by the era's standards, but still we never canonized what the homeworld(s) looked like, so who's to say we had any major naval culture to begin with?

>>51736303
I had ideas for a space colony called Oven. My idea is a planet-sized space station that has the climate of an Earth world. Sanalites would leave for other worlds to bring back their findings for the best ingredients in the galaxy. Now that I think about it its similar to the Age of Exploration where everyone started navy wars over herbs, spices, and tea from Asia. You can fit this idea however you like. We did retcon Lammington into a giant space-ship instead of a station I think.

>>51736684
is it bad that I read the first line and the first thing I think of is space /jidf/

>>51736684
>Oven.
Wasn't that for the 40k AU?
>planet-sized space station
So...a planet?
>We did retcon Lammington into a giant space-ship instead of a station I think.
Eh, I don't recall anything of the sort happening, but I prefer station and it's what I have been using in all my writings, so consider that retcon retconned.

>>51737468
Well I suppose the difference between a space station and space ship is the size and speed. I digress. If you want to save Oven for AU then that's fine. In Astrogirl the Sanalite bread dogs came from Bread Planet. So it could be that or it could be another world. I want to say Sanalites have been in space for so long that the records of their homeworld has been lost. Which is why I created Oven as the new home world. Alternatively Oven can be an over-developed Earth-world where the planet is one giant space port with space elevators and rings. Do what you want with this idea. Or you can make a new homeworld.

>>51738466
Oh Oven was your idea, I ain't taking it, you can develop that however you want, tho it would be nice to know for which setting it was made, because as I said, I was under the impression it was made for the 40k AU.
Speaking of, I have my own plans for that setting, and since that pink shit made it canonless, both of them can coexist, which is nice I guess.

>>51739167
Well I hope you have time to write your ideas. I'm just living my life free from vTubers. I'm feeling better now.

>>51739619
Eh, they are on the backburner for now.
Also, genuine question, if you quit vtubers, why are you still /here/? One would imagine you'd drop this cesspool before dropping vtubers.

>>51739927
I'm only here to read /vtwbg/ lorebuilding. Even then I'm only checking in once a week.

>>51740254
Ascended nasarep, I'm happy you're doing better.

>>51740254
>Even then I'm only checking in once a week.
Could even drop that to once a month and get maybe an hour of total worldbuilding out of it, desu.

This is just a thought that came to mind. When /vnug/ writer was talking about creating non-humans and how they think it got me thinking about extraspecies relationships with animals. I don't know if animals have a concept of friendship like we do. Maybe they do on a more basic level.

https://youtu.be/OXW_1i1pA0w

>>51743161
Reptiles, fish and insect hardly do, although they can make associations like "good things happen around this being". Many mammals and birds have shown behaviors where they formed bonds they could remember even after years without contact though. Cute video.

>>51743787
So I'm wondering. How two sentient creatures would get along if their brain chemistry is completely different?

>>51740254
>I'm only here to read /vtwbg/ lorebuilding.
Based rehabilitation

>>51743930
I guess the creatures don't know that brain chemistry is different, so it's just a matter of whether they can relate in some way.
I think if they both have the ability to make associations, retain memories, and make actions based on long-term planning, some kind of friendship can arise, even if they're very different.

>>51746380
I was thinking about a scenario where you encounter an alien girl. She cannot speak. She has no vocal cords. She cannot hear. She has no ears. She can send light signals through her tentacles to communicate. You cannot interpret complex light patterns with your human eyes because you cannot see some frequencies of light. So you would need to create a system of communication and understanding.

Alien cannot interpret words. Just as you cannot interpret the complex analogue color changes patterns on her tentacles at first. Perhaps both of you understand syntax and patterns?

>>51746861
Maybe if you got a flashlight you could tell her some basic words? And even more with some colored filters to change the light's color.

>>51725080
Stop being cute!

>>51618966

>>51725080
Constructive feedback like Kronie's requires a lot of skill, but I find it comes to me pretty naturally to just take note of neat or unexpected bits of a piece. It's not as thought provoking, but it can start nice discussions.

>>51728382
You can get a long tangential rambling any time I am medicated and either feeling motivated in the morning or bored in the evening

>>51750634
that's some cute councilrys art

>>51751480
Serafi?

>>51755829
Sure is, poor girl is going through a lot.

>>51618966

>>51764131
Based Serafi...

>>51618966

>>51615297
The synchondrion is the powerhouse of the Daemon. Or rather, of the Daemon's cells.

The synchondrion has evolved immensely throughout the long and hectic history of Daemon bioengineering. The very first Daemons simply used the natural mitochondria present in most Vitubia-borne lifeforms. This type of energy was serviceable for these early developments, and made the resulting systems highly flexible; they could be fueled with any calorie-dense organic matter found in-situ. ATP remained the main power source of Daemons for centuries, even as internal combustion engines, turbines and nuclear reactors displaced them as more performant options for machinery. Even today, there exist Daemon which function using only well optimized mitochondria as a power source; such machines are useful in situations where in-situ resupplying may be the only option.

However, using this strategy does put an unyielding ceiling on those platforms' performance. The power and energy density of mitochondria is limited by the chemical reactions involving the ATP molecule, and the only way to break those limits is to use a different reaction.

This is where the synchondrion comes in. The first synchondria were prokaryotes modified through directed evolution to harness the combustion of long-chain hydrocarbon directly instead of making use of ATP hydrolysis. Achieving this breakthrough propelled a takodachi bioengineering company to cluster-wide fame within years of the first prototypes' unveilings. Said company, Tako Eats, leveraged its bleeding edge equipment and expertise in bio-tissue synthesis to design the genome of the novel Mechanopyrus euryarchaea. This gene-modded descendant of Methanopyrus was originally notable for its exceptional resistance to high temperatures, with its home habitat being found in the hydrothermal vents of the Ailivian Ocean. These thermophilic properties allowed it to moderate and survive these more energetic reactions.

This breakthrough powered Daemons throughout the Nebula for centuries, as direct combustion led to a hundred fold increase in power density for the machine. It's also during this period that the first airborne, and then spaceborne Daemons were created. As with mitochondria, the synchondrion were distributed throughout all the tissues of the machine, providing mechanical or thermal energy to the limb's movements, propulsion systems, or even weapon platforms where applicable.

The synchondrion design industry is marked by its shifts in paradigms and power dynamics. Tako Eats did not remain the top dog of the field for long, though the title passed through its tentacles many times in the ages that followed. For example, GuiltCorp infamously rose to prominence by selling advanced synchondria genomes and stem cells to Deadbeat insurgents during the Tile wars, gaining a lucrative customer but setting the then Tako Alliance against them.

The next major leap forward was that which turned Daemons from an important part of the Deadbeat industrial complex into its very backbone, and the system to build all its top-of-the-line platforms on: nuclear synchondria. Nuclear synchondrion required vast advances in bioengineering. After all, with their use the tissues of the Daemon became radioactive, hyper-energized and potentially extremely hot. These new conditions asked even more thermal tolerance and denaturation hardening out of the cells than ever before, and entire new chemical pathways.

However, once these challenges were tackled, the reward was great. Fissile material offered tremendous amounts of power compared to older technologies, expanding the breadth of operation that could be undertaken by the Daemons significantly.

>

Got half a draft for the next part with way more nuclear physics than anyone sane would like to see... But I guess I might as well go all the way.

CLEAR

>>51747773
>>51746861
After rereading... I think there is a flaw in thinking that our understanding of language would be similar to an alien's. There are AI models that create their own language that only they understand. We can't process the information due to how much and how fast the language goes. Which is literally light speed.

>>51758348
ass tits

>>51775114
Honestly I think we should make it canon that HoloX is an actual underground secret society and only has like a small amount of settlements scattered about.

>>51790109
Uhmmm bro?
It's been split into shishilami, mayo,

>>51748451
I prefer being a positive influence to people

>>51751480
I guess I’m just a fundamentally boring person since I have troubles formulating even those

>>51777297
It looks awesome!

>>51777297
In the realms where Daemons dwell,
A tale unfolds, a story to tell.
Of synchondrion, powerhouse divine,
That fuels the Daemon's cells, in design.

Once, ancient beings, primitive in form,
Relied on mitochondria, to perform.
Calorie-dense matter, their sustenance drew,
Flexibility reigned, a power anew.

Through centuries, ATP their source,
Amidst advancing technology's course.
Yet, limits constrained their potent might,
A different reaction, sought the light.

Behold, synchondria, prokaryotes born,
Evolved through genius, to be adorned.
By combustion of hydrocarbons grand,
Unveiling power in the Daemon's hand.

Tako Eats, a company of fame,
Genome synthesis, their claim to acclaim.
Mechanopyrus euryarchaea's birth,
Thermophilic wonders, a power's worth.

Across the Nebula, a century's reign,
Direct combustion, a power insane.
Airborne and spaceborne, Daemons soared high,
Synchondrion pulsing, in every limb's sigh.

Paradigm shifts, the industry's tide,
Tako's reign faltered, others beside.
GuiltCorp's temptations, a lucrative sway,
Stirring rivalries, in the Tile wars' fray.

Nuclear synchondria, a leap profound,
Daemon's backbone, on which all was bound.
Bioengineering's mighty quest,
Cells aglow, radioactive zest.

Thermal tolerance, cells withstanding,
Hyper-energized, their strength expanding.
Chemical pathways, a new domain,
Daemons embraced, the nuclear flame.

Fissile power, unleashed its might,
Expanding horizons, a glorious sight.
Daemons emboldened, in realms untold,
Their synchondrion burning, radiance bold.

Oh, synchondrion, engine supreme,
Igniting the Daemon's wildest dream.
From ancient mitochondria to nuclear grace,
A poetic dance in the cosmos' embrace.

bump

>>51628402
peace

bump

CLEAR

>>51790954
Thanks!
>>51796261
>Cells aglow, radioactive zest.
fucking kek
Very nice, I never thought I'd see a poem with the line "Mechanopyrus euryarchaea's birth,". I kinda want to use the phrase "engine supreme" now, maybe in some chuuni promotional material.

>>51790347
Then whats the status? /holox/ exists. But there's also ししらみ, /mayo/, and /ymd/

https://rentry.org/cvt40k-vnugtale2#the-descent
I wrote more than I expected again

>>51820774
Based!

>>51823185
Thanks!

>>51820774
going in!

>>51618966

>>51820774
I noticed she likes to pinch MC's nose... What did she mean by this...
>To avoid the Croton oil, sailors devised crude stills to slowly separate the alcohol from the poison
Wtf sailors really have to get their fix, fascinating.
Surprisingly comfy chapter, I expect stuff titles "The Descent" to be upsetting. Liked it!
+Rocket Juice
+Collar walkie talkie
+Lipstick

>>51828946
>Wtf sailors really have to get their fix

>>51828946
I’m glad you like it! I was afraid it was getting too long (I ended up with like 4,000 words). I tried to split it but I couldn’t find a good place for that so it ended up being almost twice as long as the early chapters
I also thought about translating some of her lines but I don’t know where to put it without spoiling stuff even if they don’t actually matter much
>I expect stuff titled "The Descent" to be upsetting
I swear I came up with the title before another vehicle with a questionable control system hit the news. Sometimes I feel my writing’s cursed

>>51829028
the things you do for a friend...

>>51829229
I was pretty curious about what she's saying indeed... but if it's spoilers I don't wanna know.
I wasn't even thinking of that, that title reminded me of Amnesia: the Descent actually, but now that you mention it... we were talking about submarines the other day, too. Spooky.

Bump

>>51828030
Powerful cunny
Not enough cunny lore
What do we do bros?

>>51835445
Write cunny lore? Preferably the consensual kind.

>>51618966

CLARO

>>51618966

Need more cute alien animals.

>>51848230
What niches could space animals have? Maybe something for pest control?

>>51848230
Space cats? Is that a thing?

>>51618966

>>51848230
>cute
Why? Ferocious and deadly is better.

>>51857331
Why not both?

>>51859981
Why either? Let's just do gross.

>>51860703
Well, I guess most alien life would look gross to us, since it would have a completely different body plan. They might have legs coming out of their necks.

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>>51863966

>>51864339 me
wrong tab, but you know what, this works nonetheless

Jojo bump

>>51618966
nice butt

>>51859981

>>51870809
>Ferocious and deadly
Sorry but both of these are made for nothing but to be bred repeatedly. Specially the right one.

>>51871119
People usually die whenever they show up though

>>51871354
They just need a real man to manhandle them a bit. Bet they'd melt like butter.

>>51871698
Now that I think of it I’ve never written that character archetype

>>51872327
As good an excuse to write one as any. And hey, you were already being horny with the one in the 40k setting, so why dive right into that with her?

>>51872600
I feel it would be better if it’s written by someone who’s actually into that kinda stuff

>>51872850
A dealer never gets high on his own supply, Jesse. Now get to cooking!

Do we have /uoh/ lore?

>>51873180
No?

I am now worldbuilding an individual fictional animal cell. Is this what they call getting lost in the details?

>>51874248
You'll crack sooner or later. "The Flight" proved it.

>>51873657
yes. its not for the faint of heart

>>51874780
Pls explain why

>>51875409
See for yourself.
https://rentry.org/cunny-lore

>>51875504
>mfw
i was half expecting 'uoohh plaplaplapplap get pregnante!!! ToT'. not whatever the hell that was

>>51877086
It do be like that

>>51796261
In the Nebula's realm, a tale of desire,
A love triangle stirred, emotions afire.
Three souls entwined, bound by fate's decree,
Let me tell you the story, of Tessa, Xander, and Lee.

Tessa, a beauty with synchondrion ablaze,
Her Daemon's power, a radiant haze.
Her heart beats strong, a fiery core,
A testament to Tako's legacy and more.

Xander, a rebel, with GuiltCorp's dark thread,
Synchondria's secrets, in his hands, he spread.
His Daemon roared, with nuclear might,
A tempting force, in the dead of night.

And Lee, a wanderer, free as the wind,
Whose Daemon's essence, from nature's kin.
Mitochondria's whisper, in every stride,
A humble power, in the world they reside.

Tessa's heart fluttered, when Xander drew near,
His nuclear synchondrion, her senses could hear.
The forbidden allure, a dangerous game,
Temptation's flame, fueled by fame.

But Lee, with gentle touch, showed her the light,
In the Ailivian Ocean, where love takes flight.
Their Daemons danced, in harmony they swirled,
A tender union, in a vast, vibrant world.

Oh, the threads of love, entangled and torn,
In the tumultuous Nebula, a story was born.
Tessa's heart torn between passion's extremes,
The power of nuclear and nature's serene.

Torn between Xander's touch, so electric and wild,
And Lee's embrace, gentle as a child.
Whose love would prevail, whose soul would win,
In this cosmic dance, a tale of love and sin.

Through battles waged, alliances tried,
A tale of love's struggle, ne'er to subside.
GuiltCorp and Tako clashed, in furious glee,
While Tessa, Xander, and Lee yearned to be free.

In the end, as stars whispered their tale,
Tessa chose love, and the wind did prevail.
Lee, her true love, in his arms she found peace,
Synchondrion's power, their love's sweet release.

Xander, though wounded, in darkness he stayed,
His nuclear might, in the shadows it laid.
A reminder of choices made in desire,
In the annals of love's tale, forever to admire.

And so, in the Nebula's vast expanse,
The love triangle ended, in a cosmic dance.
Tessa, Lee, and Xander, their paths now untwined,
Love's echoes lingered, as the universe aligned.

In this tale of love's embrace and strife,
Synchondrion's legacy, the thread of life.
A testament to power, choice, and desire,
In the Nebula's realm, where love's flames inspire.

>>51796261
love it

CLARO

>>51882870
What a tale...

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Mus1ca is cool

>>51882870
To summarize:
Tessa, Tako Eats Inc.-aligned pilot, fighting for the Takodachi alliance. Xander, on the side of the Deadbeat insurgents in a machine powered by GuiltCorp tech; and Lee, some guy who has a basic sturdy machine to do his job in the nature with, possibly has sapling ancestry. They go through a whole-ass anime of drama and war (possibly written by Okouchi or Sumizawa), and eventually the easy-going peace seeker Lee wins out over the passionate and powerful Xander retires to the backstage.
This makes a remarkable amount of high-level sense, kinda reminds me of DitF...
>>51894874
She is cool!

>>51828030
sniiifff

CLEAR

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>>51618966

bump

>>51904064
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lenin_was_a_mushroom

>>51904939
It just makes so much sense.

>>51902760
Who is this semen angel?

>>51908348
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMp55EbT_ZlqiMS3lCj01BQ

>>51882870
chatgpt with the save

>>51908979
thanks anon, very cute indeed.

>>51877086
You're our only hope anon, erase that disgusting piece and replace it with some good, true cunny lore! Unleash your uuuooooh!

CLARO

bumpo

Do we have any submarines?

butts

>>51925850
Oh fuck off!

>>51930513
We could put a few rich nashags in one and send it to the bottom, might be fun.

Aaaaaaand, CLEAR

What is the mod IRC in universe?

>>51939725
Custodians communicating through hive telepathy or something

dont die thread

>>51943112
I an anon sends a message to the IRC, is it a prayer to the custodians?

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>>51618966

>>51620608
cute feet