David Brown
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The darkness receded and once again I was deposited into some realm. However it wasn't what I expected, the vast desert of dirt that held countless blueprints was not what I saw. Some part of me had hoped that the place I was sent to would be the same, that illogical part of me said that I would be deposited in the same place with an apprentice to share in my discoveries. That would be bliss, to forever discover, create, and to be able to share that with someone that was close to an equal. A small smile…-
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When Delta reappeared before me I could see the disappointment in her eyes and it was all pointed towards me. However before I could ask what was going on, Rhea dashed towards Delta, a smile on her face as she gave her notebook to her. It seemed that whatever Delta wanted to talk about to me was more important than her student as instead of addressing her Delta pocketed the notebook and walked to me. Rhea behind Delta, looked like a kicked puppy, her excitement gone as she followed Delta over to…
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It took some time, my internal systems saying that it took a month but it had felt as if only seconds had passed. I could say that only seconds passed, however I wasn't going to do that. Instead I was going to stick with hard logic rather than some gut feeling that was inevitably wrong. Looking down at my arm, I reattached the system that I had integrated the chip into and immediately my senses bloomed. It was like I was looking through murky glass my whole life but now it had been broken…
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BOOM 'Again' I sighed in my head, the idea I had was good but the execution was taking almost as long as it had taken for me to replicate the transmutor and configure it so that I could make almost anything. Looking at the smoking wreckage I couldn't help but sigh again, I had attained moderate success with my idea but for now it could only fire one shot before the second would destroy it. It would be perfect for a flintlock or something. I scoffed at the idea, using something that primitive. For now…
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Two years, that is the time that my sensors had told me had passed while I was researching. To say I was surprised would be an understatement. All I had been doing was researching, building prototypes, then researching again. It was a familiar routine but to lose track of time by that much was almost an impossibility. My eyes narrowed as I calculated the possibility of my senses not reminding me of the time, it was almost a zero percent chance. Looking around I surveyed my surroundings, despite the years…
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With a flash of light I was back in front of Darwin, the eight tails behind me swishing back and forth in excitement. All pretenses of professionalism were put to the side as I smiled, "Darwin, my Lord, I love you" I had promised to myself that after I returned I would say that, and I kept true to that promise, the words that once felt so heavy to even think about in my head fell off of my tongue with no problems. Darwin's eyes opened a tiny bit but before he could exclaim his shock I rushed at him,…
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As the sun fell on the world I now inhabited I closed my eyes, intending to sleep the night away. Or at least part of it, it seemed that the days of this world were at the very least twice as long as normal days, I had learned that while I was recovering my strength. The days and nights of this world were about double in time, meaning that a consistent sleep schedule was almost impossible. That didn't mean that I didn't get sleep, only that I was sleeping at random time, whenever I got tired I would…
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Now that I knew their weakness I no longer felt that I would have to flee at their charge. A smile on my face, I dashed towards them, although with how fast they were going I did not go at my fastest speed, I wanted to make sure that I made it to them when they had reached the middle from where I was to them. This would preserve my strength but also allow me to keep that initial momentum built from my dash. My claws were devoid of fox fire, I would have to remedy that. With a flex of my will, fox fire…
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CLANG CLANG CLANG The bug that I had attacked would not sit still, every time that I would try to attack one of its weak points it would move slightly so that I would hit its hard carapace instead. Even when I tried to use illusions to confuse it on my location, its superior senses were able to pick up where I was. Looking around I saw nothing but trees around us but I knew that wouldn't be the same for long. Bugs are known for being hive minded, meaning that at any point hundreds of others could…
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Looking at the screen in front of me I didn't see the desert that I had come to expect from Tama's evolutions. A world, vast in its dimensions, was teeming with life. Everywhere that I looked I could see some sort of creature. I could tell they were multiple times stronger than I just by looking at them. Their very presence was intimidating, even just from looking at the screen I could tell that they could kill me with their presence alone. Next to me Melia took me into her arms, petting my head trying to…
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