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bellatorian origin part 1

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  1. gushing_gran: heres a really nifty idea i came up with, a really good way to use energy
  2. [10:16 AM] gushing_gran: all the brain is is a slab of meat that has trillions of complex electrical impulses and chemical reactions
  3. [10:16 AM] gushing_gran: the brain only gets you so far when controlling energy
  4. [10:17 AM] gushing_gran: basically, in the dimension dan goes to, no one knew how to use elemental energy, or narrow it down to a science
  5. [10:18 AM] gushing_gran: basically they learned how to controll their pulse, used it to sense the energy in and around themselves, and that was it
  6. [10:18 AM] gushing_gran: they could controll massive pools of power, but it was simple
  7. [10:20 AM] gushing_gran: it tooks years to even get there, and that was IF you had an affinity for controlling energy combined with being born into a powerful race that were naturally born with high amounts of pure energy in theri bodies
  8. [10:20 AM] gushing_gran: *their
  9. [10:20 AM] gushing_gran: but, as technology grew and things were discovered, controlling energy became a science
  10. [10:21 AM] gushing_gran: you see, there are two major races that dan interacts with
  11. [10:22 AM] gushing_gran: very, very early in the cannon universe i made up, there was one race that was like the one i just mentioned named bellatorians
  12. [10:23 AM] gushing_gran: powerful creatures, human-like, naturally born with high pools of energy to draw from and since they were super-human in strength, they had sizable pulses to control it with
  13. [10:24 AM] gushing_gran: but, their accomplishments intellectually were different
  14. [10:24 AM] gushing_gran: their advances had everything to do with furthering the control of energy
  15. [10:24 AM] gushing_gran: not too many societal advancements
  16. [10:25 AM] gushing_gran: they were strong, so just killed alot of stuff and didnt really give many shits about agriculture or architecture at first
  17. [10:26 AM] gushing_gran: they made pretty good advancements in philosophy, psychology, and biology over time but it was only to understand energy better
  18. [10:26 AM] gushing_gran: since controlling energy is based on a chemical reaction
  19. [10:26 AM] gushing_gran: which can be vastly affected by the brain and emotions
  20. [10:28 AM] gushing_gran: energy was so useful, many of the things we have accepted as advanced technology could be replaced by just using energy in a bunch of complex ways, which completely eliminated the need for it
  21. [10:29 AM] gushing_gran: when the bellatorians discovered that the stars they saw in the sky were places, they didnt build the necessary advances in technology to make a rocket
  22. gushing_gran: they just gathered their strongest energy users and they just flew there in a massive bubble of energy, which protected them
  23. [10:31 AM] gushing_gran: their advancements in energy allowed them to create one thing they hailed as the most technologically advanced thing in the universe however
  24. [10:32 AM] gushing_gran: with their knowledge of biology and chemistry, all the smart energy users developed stationary objects that were basically living, organic super computers
  25. [10:33 AM] gushing_gran: and what do all living beings created have
  26. [10:33 AM] gushing_gran: a pulse.
  27. [10:34 AM] gushing_gran: that right, they made artificial beings for the express reason to have brains they could control in order to test the limitations of energy and come up with new ways to use it
  28. [10:34 AM] gushing_gran: but they modeled the brains of the artificial pulses after themselves, so they had complex emotions
  29. [10:35 AM] gushing_gran: which brings about a wholllllle other shitstorm of stuff ill get into later
  30. [10:36 AM] gushing_gran: ok back to this concept, brains are computers, replacing binary with chemical reactions
  31. [10:37 AM] gushing_gran: it was super difficult for the bellatorians to learn how to use energy, and by extension, magic, which i will get into later
  32. [10:39 AM] gushing_gran: so, how does a computer remember stuff
  33. [10:39 AM] gushing_gran: booleans, binary, all that other stuff
  34. [10:40 AM] gushing_gran: how do the brains we are used to having remember stuff
  35. [10:40 AM] gushing_gran: memories, genetics, all that other stuff
  36. [10:40 AM] gushing_gran: the architecture is different, but the usage is similar
  37. [10:41 AM] gushing_gran: how do you find access something in a computer?
  38. [10:41 AM] gushing_gran: you put in a search query
  39. [10:41 AM] gushing_gran: you request a file name
  40. [10:41 AM] gushing_gran: how do you access something in a human?
  41. [10:41 AM] gushing_gran: you create familiar emotion
  42. [10:42 AM] gushing_gran: you request a certain memory
  43. gushing_gran: that memory, those emotions, hold information, in more loose, organic way albeit, but almost the same way a computer does
  44. [10:43 AM] gushing_gran: how do you make things with a computer, how do you make a computer do stuff
  45. [10:43 AM] gushing_gran: coding, obv
  46. [10:44 AM] gushing_gran: how do you code?
  47. [10:44 AM] gushing_gran: put stuff in a code line, each line is a byte which controll a binary state
  48. [10:44 AM] gushing_gran: chain that shit together, you got a program
  49. [10:45 AM] gushing_gran: (really gunning for a fusion of technology and nature here)
  50. [10:45 AM] gushing_gran: (because, you know, they are the same thing, only one is more concrete)
  51. [10:46 AM] gushing_gran: how are memories formed
  52. [10:47 AM] gushing_gran: neurons are fired in reaction to stimuli, and it is recorded using the chemistry of the brain
  53. [10:47 AM] gushing_gran: now, at first, only basic energy could be used
  54. [10:48 AM] gushing_gran: but after a while the bellatorians realized the things around them (fire, electricity) were energy too, but not pure
  55. [10:49 AM] gushing_gran: pure energy was just a thing to them, so simple
  56. [10:50 AM] gushing_gran: but they found out that those things happening around them were chemical reactions
  57. [10:50 AM] gushing_gran: and that the process by which they artificially control their energy was too, in fact, due to a chemical reaction
  58. [10:51 AM] gushing_gran: well, a few really important scientists who studied energy found this shit out
  59. [10:51 AM] gushing_gran: and they were like "holy fuck this is huge"
  60. [10:52 AM] gushing_gran: you see, like our culture, the people of this dimension were pretty religious
  61. [10:53 AM] gushing_gran: they felt how good it was to use energy and constructed gods and demons to make sense of it all
  62. [10:53 AM] gushing_gran: it ties into the stone that dan finds a bit too
  63. [10:53 AM] gushing_gran: controlling energy was a very spiritual thing for them
  64. [10:54 AM] gushing_gran: if you could control energy, you were the shit, you were closer to god
  65. [10:54 AM] gushing_gran: obv, learning to use energy took a long time and was a big deal
  66. [10:54 AM] gushing_gran: it required knowledge, intelligence
  67. [10:55 AM] gushing_gran: and concentration
  68. [10:55 AM] gushing_gran: and a scientific interpretation of energy to be able to apply it
  69. [10:56 AM] gushing_gran: which eventually creates 2 factions
  70. [10:57 AM] gushing_gran: a faction of religious monks who use learned how energy works but still things its some god given birth-right
  71. [10:58 AM] gushing_gran: and a faction of scientists who dont really care about that and just want to expand their knowledge
  72. [10:58 AM] gushing_gran: and fortunately dont wear fedoras
  73. [10:59 AM] gushing_gran: controlling energy with a religious interpretation only gets you so far
  74. [11:01 AM] gushing_gran: but with a scientific mind-frame, you eventually become able to do really cool shit like simulate nuclear fusion in the palm of your hand
  75. [11:02 AM] gushing_gran: back to scientific discovery and brains=computers stuff, i got off track
  76. [11:03 AM] gushing_gran: so scientists were able to concretely come to the decision that controlling energy was linked to science and biology
  77. [11:04 AM] gushing_gran: (not gonna go there, basically the religious group respect what they have to say but basically explain it away with "herp derp, god made it that way"
  78. [11:04 AM] gushing_gran: (no dumbass holy wars, that would take too long to write up)
  79. [11:05 AM] gushing_gran: which eventually led to 2 extremely important discoveries
  80. [11:05 AM] gushing_gran: them being able to create artificial pulses
  81. [11:06 AM] gushing_gran: and this
  82. [11:07 AM] gushing_gran: when they realized that the pulse was a chemical reaction
  83. [11:07 AM] gushing_gran: they made more advancements in chemistry
  84. [11:07 AM] gushing_gran: eventually leading up to their discovery of the elements, you know, the stuff on the periodic table
  85. [11:08 AM] gushing_gran: society was starting to get more important to them
  86. [11:08 AM] gushing_gran: these scientific advancements happened over a long time
  87. [11:10 AM] gushing_gran: less focus on fighting and killing the shit out of the monsters that lived on their world, more focus on advancements of government and societal relations, and advancing technology
  88. [11:11 AM] gushing_gran: which led to advancements in psychology and understanding how the brain works
  89. [11:12 AM] gushing_gran: basically, this knowledge of chemistry and interest in how the brain worked collided
  90. [11:13 AM] gushing_gran: going back to what i learned before, controlling energy and having a nice sized pulse is really useful and can circumvent alot of conventional technologies
  91. gushing_granny: ok, so the bellator scientists finally figured out, through advancements in chemistry and an increased interest in how the brain works, 2 extremely important things
  92. [11:44 AM] gushing_granny: 1. that pulse is a chemical reaction within in the body
  93. [11:45 AM] gushing_granny: 2. it is controlled by part of the brain
  94. [11:45 AM] gushing_granny: ok
  95. [11:45 AM] gushing_granny: learning how to control energy was an arduous process, ive covered that
  96. [11:47 AM] gushing_granny: bellatorians were looking for ways to circumvent this, magic wasnt enough
  97. [11:47 AM] gushing_granny: ok, explaining magic is going to be important now
  98. [11:49 AM] gushing_granny: the universe the bellatorians lives in has laws of physics that are relatively close to ours
  99. [11:50 AM] gushing_granny: but the way energy works is different
  100. [11:51 AM] gushing_granny: well not too different
  101. [11:51 AM] gushing_granny: its just that there is more
  102. [11:51 AM] gushing_granny: and more energy affects everything
  103. [11:51 AM] gushing_granny: how things evolve
  104. [11:51 AM] gushing_granny: planet sizes
  105. [11:51 AM] gushing_granny: and all that stuff
  106. [11:52 AM] ayy: so, shit like velocity and gravity work basically the same.
  107. [11:53 AM] gushing_granny: actually fuck it, im basically saying the laws of physics develop the same in every dimension, its just that they form with different levels of energy
  108. [11:53 AM] gushing_granny: yeah
  109. [11:53 AM] gushing_granny: so basically, our dimension started with a decent amount of energy
  110. [11:53 AM] gushing_granny: great bodies of celestial mass
  111. [11:54 AM] gushing_granny: supernovas constantly
  112. [11:54 AM] gushing_granny: complex life
  113. [11:54 AM] gushing_granny: whole bunch of chemicals to work with
  114. [11:55 AM] gushing_granny: but the universe the bellatorians come from had more energy in its big bang
  115. [11:55 AM] gushing_granny: so you have more instability in its stars
  116. [11:55 AM] gushing_granny: but in turn you have more stars
  117. [11:55 AM] gushing_granny: more planets
  118. [11:56 AM] gushing_granny: which means the chance that 2 planets that have sentient life forms that are close to each other is higher, which is important to the story because reasons
  119. [11:56 AM] gushing_granny: more super novas
  120. [11:57 AM] gushing_granny: and this isnt really scientifically accurate but more elements and stronger chemicals
  121. gushing_granny: if you have more energy, the basic laws of physics become more unstable
  122. [12:01 PM] gushing_granny: so now you have a super race of warriors that are good at using energy
  123. [12:03 PM] gushing_granny: man, this might get iffy here
  124. [12:02 PM] gushing_granny: channel enough energy through an explosion
  125. [12:02 PM] gushing_granny: and you get a supernova
  126. [12:02 PM] gushing_granny: which creates a black hole
  127. [12:02 PM] gushing_granny: which bends light and gravity
  128. [12:03 PM] gushing_granny: in our universe, its like whatever
  129. [12:04 PM] gushing_granny: but in the universe where the bellatorians live, it breaks the laws of physics in different ways
  130. [12:04 PM] gushing_granny: but the thing is
  131. [12:04 PM] gushing_granny: you dont have to create a massive ball of energy every time you want to break the laws of physics
  132. [12:05 PM] gushing_granny: you just have to localize an amount of energy in a small space so it collapses on itself
  133. [12:06 PM] gushing_granny: if you had a ball of electricity the size of....a few meters
  134. [12:07 PM] gushing_granny: squishing that down to the size of a mitochondria extremely fast with your pulse, you would get some reality bending black holes
  135. [12:07 PM] gushing_granny: now....
  136. [12:07 PM] gushing_granny: shit, making a decent explanation for magic is hard
  137. [12:08 PM] gushing_granny: when you break the laws of physics, weird stuff happens
  138. [12:09 PM] gushing_granny: a disproportionate amount of energy is produced from the amount you put in
  139. [12:10 PM] gushing_granny: the atomic structure of the type of energy you used in making the black hole gets drastically changed in the process
  140. [12:12 PM] gushing_granny: with this, added to the proficiency of being able to control the shape of energy with the pulse, you can control this
  141. [12:12 PM] gushing_granny: the energy produced from breaking the laws of physics is called dark energy/dark matter
  142. [12:13 PM] gushing_granny: it is highly unstable, and requires intense concentration to control
  143. [12:14 PM] gushing_granny: but when you do, you can do alot of crazy stuff
  144.  
  145. gushing_granny: umm....
  146.  
  147. gushing_granny: so, dark energy
  148.  
  149. gushing_granny: when it is directed through the pulse and applied to and objects or energies, it alters that object/energy
  150.  
  151. gushing_granny: the bellatorians found out about magic much earlier than the advent of artificial pulses and the fact that the pulse was a chemical reaction
  152.  
  153. gushing_granny: basically it was a happy accident
  154.  
  155. gushing_granny: a very powerful warrior who also did tests with energy was seeing how energy responded to different gases
  156.  
  157. gushing_granny: he got bored, and wanted to see what would happen if he made the biggest mass of energy he could and altered its size
  158.  
  159. gushing_granny: he crushed it down to as small as he possibly could, as fast as he possibly could
  160.  
  161. gushing_granny: and boom, big ass explosion/reality bending black hole
  162.  
  163. gushing_granny: destroyed alot of shit, blah blah blah
  164.  
  165. gushing_granny: everybody was pissed at him, until they realized that it had created a new type of energy
  166.  
  167. gushing_granny: all the bullshit comes along with that, they learn to control it, test it, learn that they can combine it with certain gases to produce a dense metal
  168.  
  169. gushing_granny: which is important because it made their living areas better protected against monsters and other stuff
  170.  
  171. gushing_granny: also they started making vast cities that looked spiffy as fuck
  172.  
  173. gushing_granny: but thats a side point
  174.  
  175. gushing_granny: they combine it with fire, it gives them a fire like energy
  176.  
  177. gushing_granny: they absorb that energy and learn to control it, boom, pyromancy
  178.  
  179. gushing_granny: same shit with basically every other element you can think of
  180.  
  181. gushing_granny: so magic was basic at first
  182.  
  183. gushing_granny: create matter, create new types of elemental energies
  184.  
  185. gushing_granny: and it could be easily taught as an extrapolation of learning how to use energy
  186.  
  187. gushing_granny: the religious guys obviously thought it was god sending them new abilities for being so devoted
  188.  
  189. gushing_granny: even though it happened to a scientist that found it on accident ofc
  190.  
  191. gushing_granny: using magic was wayy more important than using basic energy
  192.  
  193. gushing_granny: it was important from a societal standpoint too
  194.  
  195. gushing_granny: some of the weaker bellatorians would learn how to use energy expressly to learn how to use magic expressly to learn how to make different types of metals for energysmithing (self-explanitory) and building houses and other buildings
  196.  
  197. gushing_granny: magic was found out way before all the advancements in chemistry, biology, and artificial pulses were created
  198.  
  199. gushing_granny: most advancements in technology for the sake of commercial development were basically advancements in magic
  200.  
  201. gushing_granny: because it was so easy and versatile to use
  202.  
  203. gushing_granny: if you learn to control energy well enough, you could cause a ball of energy the size of a beach ball to collapse on itself
  204.  
  205. gushing_granny: and all you have to do is condense your pulse around the explosion so it doesnt do damage to anything
  206.  
  207. gushing_granny: and it outputs a larger amount of energy than you put in
  208.  
  209. gushing_granny: so yeah? its the tits.
  210.  
  211. gushing_granny: so guess what. you probably guessed this.
  212.  
  213. gushing_granny: using too much energy is bad
  214.  
  215. gushing_granny: *dark energy*
  216.  
  217. gushing_granny: the bellatorians found this out when 40% of their home world and 90% of their infrastructure disintegrated over the course of 2 weeks.
  218.  
  219. gushing_granny: (dramatic pause)
  220.  
  221. gushing_granny: since all the pros at using energy can sense energy really well, they could feel that the energies within the structures and their planet were quickly dispersing
  222.  
  223. gushing_granny: lets set up some ground rules so those scrub bellatardians wont have a good reason to spam magic ever again.
  224.  
  225. gushing_granny: they could tell that the amount of energy within all the materials they produced was unstable, but they didnt give a shit
  226.  
  227. gushing_granny: breaking the laws of physics just so you can create matter isnt going to go well
  228.  
  229. gushing_granny: and every thing that has a reaction, has an equal, opposite reaction
  230.  
  231. gushing_granny: you cant put in a beachball sized orb of energy and expect a massive spout of flame, or enough metal to build 3 houses without some drawbacks
  232.  
  233. gushing_granny: the bonds between energy are weakened when you break the laws of physics
  234.  
  235. gushing_granny: any thing altered by this process is corrupted
  236.  
  237. gushing_granny: the black hole the bellatorians produced absorbed all the energy bonds in the land around them
  238.  
  239. gushing_granny: when black holes naturally happen in their universe, the energy is meant to be quickly sucked in, spin around wildly around the epicenter, and disperse
  240.  
  241. gushing_granny: but with pulse, you can artificially bind and energy to a form
  242.  
  243. gushing_granny: *an
  244.  
  245. gushing_granny: you already know what this means
  246.  
  247. gushing_granny: after a while, the artificially bound energies lose all their bonds, becoming too unstable to hold themselves together
  248.  
  249. gushing_granny: and it disperses, no matter what.
  250.  
  251. gushing_granny: the corrupted, unstable matter could only hold its shape for a finite amount of time
  252.  
  253. gushing_granny: b-but, its not a big deal, all they gotta do is clean up and build more.
  254.  
  255. gushing_granny: not if it sucks all of the energy up around it and causes the surrounding land to disintegrate too.
  256.  
  257. gushing_granny: thats another thing thats different about the universe where the bellatorians come from
  258.  
  259. gushing_granny: there, it is easier for energies to be consumed and absorbed by each other
  260.  
  261. gushing_granny: and guess what? that shit ties into the stone that dan discovers (oh snap!)
  262.  
  263. gushing_granny: so, ok
  264.  
  265. gushing_granny: shifting gears
  266.  
  267. gushing_granny: herp derp, the bellatorians are like, hooooooooooooly shit we are dumb
  268.  
  269. gushing_granny: the religious people always hated the overuse of magic, but for different reasons
  270.  
  271. gushing_granny: since it was god given, it was sacred and stuff
  272.  
  273. gushing_granny: herp derp only shamans and religious idols can use it
  274.  
  275. gushing_granny: hmm
  276.  
  277. gushing_granny: so yeah the bellatorians are going apeshit
  278.  
  279. gushing_granny: good thing word gets around quickly that like half their world going poof and all their buildings getting rekt was due to magic
  280.  
  281. gushing_granny: or they may have done it again
  282.  
  283. gushing_granny: the all the bellatorian scientists are deeply affected and vow never to use magic again
  284.  
  285. gushing_granny: and are also profoundly determined to find an alternative
  286.  
  287. gushing_granny: their rejection and downright condemnation of magic doesnt sit too well with the religious monks
  288.  
  289. gushing_granny: who still think that its some god given gift
  290.  
  291. gushing_granny: and they think that god punished them for using magic in impure ways
  292.  
  293. gushing_granny: almost starts a civil war
  294.  
  295. gushing_granny: but it doesnt, because friendship and finding out how to make sure their race doesnt go extinict from lack of food
  296.  
  297. gushing_granny: you see, there are shit tons of monsters on bellator
  298.  
  299. gushing_granny: like, errywhere
  300.  
  301. gushing_granny: evolution is accelerated in their universe
  302.  
  303. gushing_granny: with more types of chemicals, means more opportunities for genetics/evolution to strut its stuff with some crazy, fucked up creations
  304.  
  305. gushing_granny: also, its really easy for a species to become supercharged
  306.  
  307. gushing_granny: basically meaning they get many times more powerful than everything around them and dominate
  308.  
  309. gushing_granny: since evolution naturally favors them, they just get stronger and stronger
  310.  
  311. gushing_granny: now, there was another race on bellator
  312.  
  313. gushing_granny: (not the fuckers i was talking about earlier)
  314.  
  315. gushing_granny: they were about to be supercharged when the bellatorans showed up
  316.  
  317. gushing_granny: like, humans vs dinosaurs sort of
  318.  
  319. gushing_granny: big monsters with immense power and decent sized brains, even still they were mostly instinctual
  320.  
  321. gushing_granny: they fucking hated bellatorians to the core
  322.  
  323. gushing_granny: them and all the other monsters on bellator
  324.  
  325. gushing_granny: so basically, they tried to command monster armies to kill them off
  326.  
  327. gushing_granny: but the thing is, they didnt know how to use energy
  328.  
  329. gushing_granny: the vast majority
  330.  
  331. gushing_granny: the few that could, it was a fluke, and they used it without knowing it, meaning they had no way of teaching it to their kind
  332.  
  333. gushing_granny: be that as it may, they had immense strength and large pulses
  334.  
  335. gushing_granny: (do you know why having a big pulse is really important on its own?)
  336.  
  337. ayy: no
  338.  
  339. gushing_granny: its sort of like the bio-electric shield that superman has
  340.  
  341. gushing_granny: the more energy you have, the bigger it is, the thicker it is, and it acts as a barrier
  342.  
  343. gushing_granny: naturally making you more impervious to attacks
  344.  
  345. gushing_granny: it would normally get in the way if it got too big
  346.  
  347. gushing_granny: but if you learn to control it you can surpress it
  348.  
  349. gushing_granny: which is why planet busting gokus can feel pain by getting slapped by bulma.
  350.  
  351. gushing_granny: (you seen dbz:battle of gods?)
  352.  
  353. ayy: not yet
  354.  
  355. ayy: been planin on it tho
  356.  
  357. gushing_granny: (whoops)
  358.  
  359. gushing_granny: (sorry m1880 in advance)
  360.  
  361. gushing_granny: anyhoo
  362.  
  363. gushing_granny: obv, bellatorians have a massive advantage because pretty much all of their people can use energy
  364.  
  365. gushing_granny: they shit on the other race and all the other monsters
  366.  
  367. gushing_granny: but they always get attacked and shit, so they always need to be on the defensive
  368.  
  369. gushing_granny: building an infrastructure to keep the monsters out was important
  370.  
  371. gushing_granny: but you cant make buildings out of pure energy, takes too much time and it needs to constantly be fueled by someone
  372.  
  373. gushing_granny: so the advent of magic was really important
  374.  
  375. gushing_granny: which leads me back to everything i said before
  376.  
  377. gushing_granny: (i think im around 70% ish done)
  378.  
  379. gushing_granny: (they havent even met the atamans yet, so i dont know)
  380.  
  381. gushing_granny: they drove the monsters to near extinction, killing most of them and harvesting their various, juicy meats
  382.  
  383. gushing_granny: their agriculture was pretty underdeveloped at the time
  384.  
  385. gushing_granny: basically this is like, stone age time but the humans are superhuman and can use energy
  386.  
  387. gushing_granny: it was purely pastoral, basically rounding up the monsters that had the best meat and making them have secks like rabbits so they could get at the bebbehs
  388.  
  389. gushing_granny: some monsters reproduced quicker than others and ate energy enriched dirt to survive so there weren't too many starvation problems
  390.  
  391. gushing_granny: but oh noes, suddenly 40% of your world is gone, including the part where you have the most energy enriched lands and where you export all your food from
  392.  
  393. gushing_granny: so yeah. fucked up stuff
  394.  
  395. gushing_granny: now, the monsters had been planning their revenge for a loooong time
  396.  
  397. gushing_granny: it all ties into this
  398.  
  399. gushing_granny: how are they going to win? im about to explain
  400.  
  401. gushing_granny: they knew they got stronger if they ate energy enriched plants and dirt
  402.  
  403. gushing_granny: so their plan was dumb and simple, go eat dirt, kill bellatorians
  404.  
  405. gushing_granny: they hid in the shadows, the bellatorians noticed that they stopped attacking as much, but didnt care
  406.  
  407. gushing_granny: they actually celebrated, the monks in particular because they thought it was god giving them more presents or something
  408.  
  409. gushing_granny: while consuming the corrupted earth, they themselves became corrupted with dark energy
  410.  
  411. gushing_granny: *while spying on the bellatorians
  412.  
  413. gushing_granny: it caused them to mutate and evolve rapidly, but also become unstable
  414.  
  415. gushing_granny: the most powerful of the monsters evolved so far and became so powerful he became able to use energy easily, almost subconsciously
  416.  
  417. gushing_granny: *most powerful of the monsters*
  418.  
  419. gushing_granny: his mind and the minds of his peers also evolved, making them many times more powerful over a short time
  420.  
  421. gushing_granny: they rejoiced, they may finally be able to take their revenge
  422.  
  423. gushing_granny: they knew where all the major bellatorian camps were since they had been spying on them
  424.  
  425. gushing_granny: they also knew that parts of the world with less energy enriched lands and less bellatorian camps=no transformed monsters
  426.  
  427. gushing_granny: they of course however, didnt know anything about dark energy
  428.  
  429. gushing_granny: but it was a lucky coincidence that they wanted the most energy rich lands near the bellotarian cities, which had the most energy enriched soil anyway
  430.  
  431. gushing_granny: hey can you say something? dont want spam to go off
  432.  
  433. gushing_granny: also, gonna pause for a bit so i can dump this into pastebin
  434.  
  435. ayy: aight
  436.  
  437. gushing_granny: ur paying attention right
  438.  
  439. gushing_granny: ofc im saying this for mostly my benifit but i value your input
  440.  
  441. ayy: I'm trying to pay attention and stay awake, but from what I gathered, is that dark energy sparked alot of shit.
  442.  
  443. gushing_granny: yep yep
  444.  
  445. ayy: when I wake up tomorrow, I'll probablr reread all this, to make more sense.
  446.  
  447. gushing_granny: shit....
  448.  
  449. ayy: wat
  450.  
  451. gushing_granny: eh, youll be alright, im pretty close to being done
  452.  
  453. ayy: aight
  454.  
  455. gushing_granny: anyway
  456.  
  457. gushing_granny: since they are smarter now, they figure it would be best until they noticed changes in bellatorian society (signs of civil war, societal collapse, famine, disease)
  458.  
  459. gushing_granny: to attack, full force
  460.  
  461. gushing_granny: blah blah blah, there is a big campaign organized by the king of the monsters to steal information and precious high energy objects from inside bellatorian cities
  462.  
  463. gushing_granny: they pick off mostly deserted settlements, kill everyone except for the scientists
  464.  
  465. gushing_granny: work their way up to small cities that are far away from the major ones
  466.  
  467. gushing_granny: stealing all the corrupted dirt and energy they could find
  468.  
  469. gushing_granny: and using the monsters that could fly to distribute them to the monsters, then after they evolve explain their plan
  470.  
  471. gushing_granny: BUT WAIT
  472.  
  473. gushing_granny: another important thing that is directly related to what i was about to say
  474.  
  475. gushing_granny: scientists started to become a smaller and smaller force over time
  476.  
  477.  
  478. gushing_granny: when they did find monsters, they would make sure the teams found only a small portion of them at first, they would fight until either the patrol team died or the group of monsters then, then the rest would act accordingly
  479.  
  480. gushing_granny: also, they made sure to capture and crudely insult and torture a couple of them
  481.  
  482. gushing_granny: you know, because they fucking hate bellatorians, so naturally
  483.  
  484. gushing_granny: the monster king had been trying to figure out how to use his powers, he had made some progress due to his intelligence, but was getting old
  485.  
  486. gushing_granny: a really big plot point happens now
  487.  
  488. gushing_granny: you see, scientists werent just rejected
  489.  
  490. gushing_granny: they were ridiculed
  491.  
  492. gushing_granny: by monks, the government, and regular people alike
  493.  
  494. gushing_granny: since magic was so accessible, and could be used more easily, the government had plans of cutting resources to the scientists completely
  495.  
  496. gushing_granny: hell, most of the classes that taught magic were at monk shrines
  497.  
  498. gushing_granny: all the scientists did was tinker around with the shit we use to make our buildings
  499.  
  500. gushing_granny: i mean, you cant blame them
  501.  
  502. gushing_granny: its like, for science class, the teacher tells you to study to chemical structure of concrete, or rebar
  503.  
  504. gushing_granny: and the next class
  505.  
  506. gushing_granny: and the next class
  507.  
  508. gushing_granny: and the next class
  509.  
  510. gushing_granny: literally all the teacher talks about
  511.  
  512. gushing_granny: and then hes spouting shit about how concrete is going to kill us all
  513.  
  514. gushing_granny: like, wtf r u on aboot m8
  515.  
  516. gushing_granny: anyway
  517.  
  518. gushing_granny: so yeah, scientists caught wind of this and were pissed
  519.  
  520. gushing_granny: the vast majority did support the usage of magic but thought that there were technologies that could be developed to control it
  521.  
  522. gushing_granny: but some were extra super duper special pissed
  523.  
  524. gushing_granny: i think ive been talking for too long
  525.  
  526. gushing_granny: gonna dump into pastebin
  527.  
  528. ayy: k man
  529.  
  530. ayy: I feel like it's going to come to the point where the scientists abandon their society, and build their own seprate civilization
  531.  
  532. ayy: i probably worded that weird but whatever
  533.  
  534. gushing_granny: good guess
  535.  
  536. gushing_granny: but their numbers are too small
  537.  
  538. gushing_granny: and monsters and stuff
  539.  
  540. gushing_granny: ok
  541.  
  542. gushing_granny: they began to resent bellatorian culture
  543.  
  544. gushing_granny: they began to feel betrayed
  545.  
  546. gushing_granny: they only wanted the safety of other, that was their motto
  547.  
  548. gushing_granny: one particular bellatorian
  549.  
  550. gushing_granny: the most powerful scientist and the "ceo" of all of the researchers began to hate everything about bellatorian culture
  551.  
  552. gushing_granny: you see, bellatorians could be pigheaded, stubborn dicks.
  553.  
  554. gushing_granny: especially the general population and members of the government
  555.  
  556. gushing_granny: they are also power hungry, and egotistical
  557.  
  558. gushing_granny: they value intelligence, but since it made logical sense to them to keep using magic, they simply ignored anything that seemed like an opposing viewpoint
  559.  
  560. gushing_granny: now, back to this pissed off scientist dude
  561.  
  562. gushing_granny: he had a friend, who was religious, and also extremely good at magic
  563.  
  564. gushing_granny: she was a beautiful woman, and had known our pissed off scientists for years
  565.  
  566. gushing_granny: damn, i wanted to surprise you with a little dialogue but i havent given them names
  567.  
  568. gushing_granny: dat oversight
  569.  
  570. gushing_granny: anyhoo, he visits her and makes a request
  571.  
  572. gushing_granny: also another thing, the religious monks are super devout, but are also very philosophical and understanding and nice, the only reason they condemn scientists is obviously because of their beliefs
  573.  
  574. gushing_granny: so
  575.  
  576. gushing_granny: he request she utilize thought form to divine the location of the monsters
  577.  
  578. gushing_granny: whoops, didnt explain that
  579.  
  580. gushing_granny: thoughtform is basically the way to circumvent extremely complex techniques
  581.  
  582. gushing_granny: obviously using magic
  583.  
  584. gushing_granny: it can create contsructs of energy directly from the brain
  585.  
  586. gushing_granny: combine that shit with massive amount of dark energy
  587.  
  588. gushing_granny: and you can basically create anything from your memories, no matter how complex it is, no matter how long it took to create, it is molded by your memories
  589.  
  590. gushing_granny: it was used to pull of reality bending feats for convenience by high level monk clerics and scientists
  591.  
  592. gushing_granny: but one thing it is peculiarly good at is divination
  593.  
  594. gushing_granny: and other stuff obviously
  595.  
  596. gushing_granny: but basically a bunch of energy goes in, anything you want comes out
  597.  
  598. gushing_granny: "of course....but may i ask why?"
  599.  
  600. gushing_granny: "there is a particular group of monsters i want to....deal with"
  601.  
  602. gushing_granny: "....no"
  603.  
  604. gushing_granny: "oh come on"
  605.  
  606. gushing_granny: "look, i know you're strong, but you cant go take on the big bad monsters all by yourself because your getting all pissy about the government shutting down your group of scientists that sit around and do nothing"
  607.  
  608. gushing_granny: "...."
  609.  
  610. gushing_granny: ".......
  611.  
  612. gushing_granny: "..........."
  613.  
  614. gushing_granny: his face changes to a look of "r u fkn srs rite now bich"
  615.  
  616. gushing_granny: "look"
  617.  
  618. gushing_granny: "i dont want to take on the 'big bad monsters'"
  619.  
  620. gushing_granny: "i need to study them"
  621.  
  622. gushing_granny: "you know they have been affected by the magical energies we have been using for hundreds of years and-"
  623.  
  624. gushing_granny: "cut the crap"
  625.  
  626. gushing_granny: the beautiful woman gets close to the pissed off scientist
  627.  
  628. gushing_granny: tears begin to well in her eyes
  629.  
  630. gushing_granny: "dont do this"
  631.  
  632. gushing_granny: the irate scientist is taken aback
  633.  
  634. gushing_granny: "w-what"
  635.  
  636. gushing_granny: the beautiful mage signs and frowns
  637.  
  638. gushing_granny: "look i know you....you're going to do something drastic."
  639.  
  640. gushing_granny: "i took a look at the new moon base you were planning to build"
  641.  
  642. gushing_granny: also, bellator has a moon.
  643.  
  644. gushing_granny: "you're not coming back after you leave, arent you?"
  645.  
  646. gushing_granny: "...i have to end this, save this race....or whats left of it."
  647.  
  648. gushing_granny: "are you really doing this....look, ill help, ill come with you and-"
  649.  
  650. gushing_granny: the butthurt scientist has been getting visibly more frustrated as the beautiful mage continues talking, finally cutting her off
  651.  
  652. gushing_granny: "look, you can come, but you can NOT know what im doing or help me in anyway."
  653.  
  654. gushing_granny: "then how am i going to sacrifice my energy for you so i can tell you where the monsters are?" the woman crosses her arms
  655.  
  656. gushing_granny: "look, im not on your terms, you are on mine."
  657.  
  658. gushing_granny: "i dont care about helping you divine the location of the monsters, but at least tell me whatever obviously stupid shit you're going to do first"
  659.  
  660. gushing_granny: "......"
  661.  
  662. gushing_granny: "ok."
  663.  
  664. gushing_granny: "........"
  665.  
  666. gushing_granny: "well, im listening"
  667.  
  668. gushing_granny: "........"
  669.  
  670. gushing_granny: "our government is corrupt"
  671.  
  672. gushing_granny: "what else is new?"
  673.  
  674. gushing_granny: "no, no, what im saying is, nothing good can come of those useless fucking money pots making shit decisions about our people!"
  675.  
  676. gushing_granny: "are you on about that 'magic is evil' bullshit again?"
  677.  
  678. gushing_granny: "no, its not just that"
  679.  
  680. gushing_granny: "...."
  681.  
  682. gushing_granny: "ok, its mostly about that, but seriously"
  683.  
  684. gushing_granny: "you remember the famine we had 20 wave cycles ago?"
  685.  
  686. gushing_granny: (a wave cycle is 102.57 earth days.)
  687.  
  688. gushing_granny: "yeah?"
  689.  
  690. gushing_granny: "all because of money laundering"
  691.  
  692. gushing_granny: "what?"
  693.  
  694. gushing_granny: "yep, all the fat cats hoarded money and didnt pay energy miners for so long that it fucked up everything"
  695.  
  696. gushing_granny: "wait, i thought it was because all of the hunters got sick and couldnt work"
  697.  
  698. gushing_granny: "....first off, what kind of sense does it make for them to all get sick for no reason?"
  699.  
  700. gushing_granny: "i guess not too much....."
  701.  
  702. gushing_granny: "also, its a cover up. the miners couldnt mine crystals or get paid, their contractors were left in the fucking dark, and our mission center had no energy to distribute so the hunters had nothing to power their weapons"
  703.  
  704. gushing_granny: "which means, no food except the shitty plants we grow in limited stock every 4 cycles"
  705.  
  706. gushing_granny: "basically, it boils down to, these fuckers need to die"
  707.  
  708. gushing_granny: "please, please, channel your inner anarchist more."
  709.  
  710. gushing_granny: "you sound like an old rambling man. its pathetic how adamant you are about this."
  711.  
  712. gushing_granny: "are you serious, this is important!"
  713.  
  714. gushing_granny: "about as important as, waaaaah, i want you to be my girlfriend, but then im going to run off and be emotionally distant and only come back to treat you like nothing and ask you for stupid favors like these!
  715.  
  716. gushing_granny: "god fucking damnit do NOT go there with me right now"
  717.  
  718. gushing_granny: (shit, ive wrote myself into a hole with this dialogue)
  719.  
  720. gushing_granny: (halp)
  721.  
  722. gushing_granny: (....)
  723.  
  724. ayy: dude
  725.  
  726. ayy: i do need sleep tho
  727.  
  728. gushing_granny: yeah, i understand
  729.  
  730. gushing_granny: fuck, im sort of tired too
  731.  
  732. gushing_granny: yeah, ill finish this shit tommorow
  733.  
  734. gushing_granny: end of part 1 or whatever
  735.  
  736. ayy: aight
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