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[Noth Squadron]

/\. . .closed.frequencyID/Noth-4 ...triangulating.location/{error#2bltpc830a1a2:program_not_responding} ...signal.strength/low Then we'll start with the game. Four players, Death, Strauss, the fairy, and me. What happens in real life changes the cards in hand. They can appear and disappear right up until you play them, after which they're stuck there. In the center is The World, The Star, The Sun, and The Moon. I get the feeling we can win or capture them somehow, but I don't actually know the whole ruleset to the game. Strauss has played The Magician, the Two of Wands, and the Eight of Cups, the Knight of Cups, and the King of Coins. Death has played The Hermit, Temperance, and Death. The fairy has played nothing, they hold all their cards in their hand. I've played nine Five of Swords, The Wheel of Fortune, and two Major Arcana I've never seen in any history file. One is called "Blades", and it's got a demon holding up crossed swords on it. Strauss said it was "An assertion that might makes right", "A claim that my strength will trump his", "A recognition that iron sharpens iron", and "A thesis that, at the very end of it all, only the strongest survives". I tend to avoid trusting what he says, though. The other one I've played is called "Ascent". It has a phoenix flying from a castle on the ground to a castle in the sky, and it's scorching the one on the ground as it leaves. No clue as to what either of those mean. I also have a card in hand, "The Aspirant". It's got my face on it, the number four carved into my forehead and bleed. I've got a sword in each hand, one pointed up and one pointed down. I haven't felt like playing that one yet. When these cards change the world around me, playing something with my face on it sounds like a fast track to a nasty end. The thing I find the most important is when I played the Blades card, it shook him. Only a little, the only thing that happened was that that god-awful rattle cut out for a bit, and he stopped trying to be someone else and started speaking with all his voices. But I learned at a young age that if it bleeds, even a little bit, it can die. He wasn't expecting it, and that means he's not omniscient or omnipresent. ~The Pariah Attachments - (0)

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