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everyone else's b00ties...

The name is Escape from Reality: Escape from Reality - 65.103.11.192:5080 EDIT: Ooops, he just posted this status. "Sorry guys. My backup isn't working. It only lets certain people on. I think I might reimage my hard drive."

Tempest had a back-up server, didn't he?

Ain't there a slope near (darker tile on the rocks)? I still didn't get there, so it's just a guess.

I'll try to be on, but not sure if I can make it. Either way, expect me to get in near the starting time. If I don't show up, have a good tourney everyone.

About time, 25 pages is a fair amount for the first chapter XD.

Judge Minos "Ah, see how much better our bird sings now." the judge said, laying back in his chair. "I think this will be enough. You can keep your memories, I think it will come handy on your sentence." He then clapped his hands and a big semi circular bench appeared right behind Phantom. "Take a seat, mister. Your fellow indictees will be here any moment now." =============================================================== While Phantom's judgement came to an end, the adventurers all started feeling something weird. For a moment they all felt like the Library was getting blurry. Then in the next, they were sure that it was happening. Before they could know what was going on, the corridors shelves and everything else faded in darkness. For a moment they stood in the middle of nothing, and then suddenly they were sitting on the bench in the courtroom. "Very well, you all know me and you know what you're here for, so without delaying anything further on, I shall give you your sentences." the Judge spoke in his deep voice. "Are you ready?" ((OOC: just for reference, you are grouped on the bench as you were on the Library))

Judge Minos "Oh my this won't do. Generally I don't do this, but this time I'll have to interfere." with that, Minos waved his hand in towards Phantom, who started to glow red. "Now, to make this short, tell me what is your greatest sin. And please speak decently this time."

Ok, done!

Marcus-Frontliners Now Marcus was surprised. Not so much for Sigurd's outburst but rather for whaat he had said. "What? You mean the weird armour monster?" he turned to Orpheaus, puzzled. "He is talking about a... thing with a half angel, half demon armour we fought not long ago. Is that true, Orpheaus?"

Lucas stood in the middle of the deserted stage, staring with a displeased expression upon the magic circle in the ground. It was ironic that he had to resort to magic to fulfill his goal, but this was to great an oportunnity to pass. He had arrived in Seattle early in the morning and spent the day looking for an appropriate place for the summoning. Mana wasn't a problem, since the grail seemed to be providing a fair ammount all over the city, but he knew the Servant he would try to get wouldn't like to be appear in some random dirty alley. He looked around him. The 5th Avenue Theater had been agreat choice indeed, spacious and beautiful - as well as empty at this late hour. Lucas checked once more his preparations and then put his hand inside his backpack, pulling out the catalyst he planned to use. It was a copper headpiece of peculiar shape, somewhere between a helmet and a tiara. He placed it in the center of the circle and, kneeling, concentrated all his Mana on the summoning. The circle glowed with a blinding light, and for a moment the great theater was all lit, just like it would be for a play. When it faded, Lucas waited a second and then looked up. Before him, wearing the headpiece with a satisfied expression, was the most beautiful woman he had ever seen. Her tall and lean figure was envelopped by a black dress, matching with her long black hair. When she stared at him with her chestnut brown eyes, it was a strong and decided gaze as he rarely had seen. Lucas was not one to be surprised easily, specially since he expected something like that, but even then he was dumbstruck for a second. "You can rise, Master. I accept the contract you offered me, and hereby present myself as Servant of class Assassin." she said with a voice sweet as summer breeze, yet strong as a winter gale. For the first time since all of this began, Lucas Calem smiled.

It could be an interestinting idea. In this case, may I have minos give him a memory of what sin he's commited? (Assuming he did)

Ok, I admit I'm a little lost with Phantom's trial. Now, i have two ways of dealing with this so I'd want to know which do you like better, Flux. 1) leave it like it is now and have Minos resolve that he must travel the rest of Hell as a way of testing him. 2) Have Minos give him his memory (or part of it) back for the trial, what could be a permanent change or fade away after. I guess it will depend basically on how much you want to reveal about him in this stage.

Judge Minos "Nine hells, and I thought the day was over. You've got a memory loss mister?" Minos said, the last question more retorical than anything else. "Oh well, could you tell me what you do remember?"

Well, it seem's Winter got everything well covered, so I'm just passing to wish good luck. I'm looking forward to battle you again once I can go back into PO.

What the... Orpheaus is tough enough to fight the gentleman 1 on 1? Wow.

Marcus-Frontliners Marcus whistled. "Holy... that's a fair ammount of time! You elfs really don't show your age uhn?" he said, realizing his companion was older than his grandfather. By that time the wall was looking a lot better. Marcus turned again to Orpheaus, who had been immerse on his work and didn't take part on the conversation. "What about you Orpheaus? You're a sort of templar too, right?"

in episode twelve...

Welcome to the madhouse Soundwave! Hope you have fun around here, we're a bunch of crazy people but you'll get used to it (hopefully). See you around!

I find Chauff pretty good. Gonna start using this method for names too.

Same here, now begins the painful game of trying to focus on study. And now, a little hapiness demonstration: UHUUUUUUUUUUUUU EP 12 IS OUT!!!