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For a short while, Virago will be the protagonist in "Eyes of a Warrior"! Now she has to face Stone Heart, a writer who is also a mage.
Is she ready for him, though? Let's see how she scales up against other enemies... whom can she beat?
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Is she ready for him, though? Let's see how she scales up against other enemies... whom can she beat?
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Posted a new story, based on my OCs and Jack the Ripper is the starter villain and the Big Bad's cover.
Jack is still the serial killer that targets prostitutes, and in the link is the reason why he was revived. Stronger, tougher, with far more knives. But even he has his limits. Whom can he beat?
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Jack is still the serial killer that targets prostitutes, and in the link is the reason why he was revived. Stronger, tougher, with far more knives. But even he has his limits. Whom can he beat?
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So, in my last update, Starfleet made its first appearance and Virago was discovered by Finn to be a spy. And Finn forgave her. It wasn't just Finn being so compassionate it is exploitable. It was because of Virago's intentions and consequences.
So, who is Virago? She is many things. She is someone who used to have PCOS, she is Force-Sensitive, she wields the Orca Swords, she admires Rey, she also likes Finn and Poe, she is a kind and brave woman.
And yeah, she is a mole inside Stormwolf. Voluntarily. But why?
She is a spy, not for the evil Black Legion, but for the morally gray Rey. When Rey toys with the Dark Side, Palpatine tries to make her fully give in, but Virago tries to keep her in the Light.
She genuinely cares about Stormwolf, however, since Rey is not very welcome for her attitude (which was the result of brainwashing), Virago does her best to make her and Finn reconcile and tell the truth.
In fact, the most questionable thing she does is letting Rey steal Leah's pet mouse. In her defense, she knows Rey is going to treat Little Finn well and that she is lonely and needs some love.
Unlike other double agents, who are loyal only to one side or just themselves, Virago genuinely wants the best for both sides she is in and strives to unite them.
So, in my opinion, a kind man like Finn, who also starts mellowing about Rey herself, would forgive Virago easily.
Overall, I see Virago as a hero who is in a team of heroes, and also works for and supports a conflicted person.
So, who is Virago? She is many things. She is someone who used to have PCOS, she is Force-Sensitive, she wields the Orca Swords, she admires Rey, she also likes Finn and Poe, she is a kind and brave woman.
And yeah, she is a mole inside Stormwolf. Voluntarily. But why?
She is a spy, not for the evil Black Legion, but for the morally gray Rey. When Rey toys with the Dark Side, Palpatine tries to make her fully give in, but Virago tries to keep her in the Light.
She genuinely cares about Stormwolf, however, since Rey is not very welcome for her attitude (which was the result of brainwashing), Virago does her best to make her and Finn reconcile and tell the truth.
In fact, the most questionable thing she does is letting Rey steal Leah's pet mouse. In her defense, she knows Rey is going to treat Little Finn well and that she is lonely and needs some love.
Unlike other double agents, who are loyal only to one side or just themselves, Virago genuinely wants the best for both sides she is in and strives to unite them.
So, in my opinion, a kind man like Finn, who also starts mellowing about Rey herself, would forgive Virago easily.
Overall, I see Virago as a hero who is in a team of heroes, and also works for and supports a conflicted person.
The final poem
Dec. 25th, 2020 12:25 amThe Nutty Poet faces off against Shuten Doji himself to save her sister. Can she do this?
Nutty Poet strikes back!
Dec. 22nd, 2020 04:39 pmIn this chapter, the Poet will have her greatest adventure and will tangle with one of the Nine Big Heads of Japan! I hope you like it.
Yeah, more self-advertising. If you can tolerate that, well, no problem.
The tale of a Nutty Poet focuses on the eponymous heroine trying to save her sister, who had her first encounter with badfics and turned into a beast due to her anger at the bullshittery.
Can the Poet's magical paintbrush and ice walls save her sister from herself?
The tale of a Nutty Poet focuses on the eponymous heroine trying to save her sister, who had her first encounter with badfics and turned into a beast due to her anger at the bullshittery.
Can the Poet's magical paintbrush and ice walls save her sister from herself?
The Nutty Poet is one of the strongest Stormwolf members in general, comparable basically to Finn and Leah themselves. Her paintbrush has a lot of versatility, and her ice walls help her overcome the weaknesses of this mighty weapon. However, she still has her limits. Here are five enemies she can destroy and five she can't.
Can: Tower of Chaos.
The first serious villain, he has twin rapid crossbows and a colossal shield. His crossbows are very fast and he could probably draw first blood to the Poet. But she can block the arrows with an ice wall and then paint a bazooka. If his shield blocks it, she can always paint some mines and shoot them.
Can't: Mori Ranmaru.
Until the final battle, he is the toughest enemy Stormwolf has ever defeated, and it took the death of one member, Hanzo, the amputation of another, Q, and the defeat of Finn himself before he recovered, twice. Mori has a beam katana, essentially a lightsaber, and also a tantõ which holds sentimental value to him. But what will truly give him the victory is his complete mastery of fire, which will burn through the Poet's ice walls and skin. He can also counter a lot of conventional weapons.
Can: Takara.
She might be stronger than the average human, ruthless and an arc villain in an arc that includes the fearsome Ranmaru and the Loyalist, but ultimately she is a coward and a fraud who falls short. Due to her arrogance she underestimates her opponents, and she would think the small girl with the paintbrush is a weakling to bully. Until the Poet's bazooka mutilates her. The Poet actually fought Takara with the help of the Black Widow and the two won with relative ease, as Takara ran away. But the Poet can win even alone.
Can't: Fang.
One of Al's generals, this vampire can control ice, and does so very very well. He would weaponize the Poet's walls against her and create weapons on the fly, no paintbrush, all made of ice. The Nutty Poet can draw a flamethrower, but the vampire will be too fast for her to do so, as she can't gain time with her walls.
Can: Onryoki.
This brutish Yokai is made by hate of many people and has a lot of raw strength. It also has giant flails and can crush even samurai easily. However, it's just a heavy, very strong demon and vulnerable to heavy weapons and skilled opponents. The Poet loves painting and using a bazooka, which she will put to good use.
Can't: Archvile.
His name says it all really. He is very agile and durable, his skin is made of fire, he can burn people from the inside and cause streams of flames from the ground, and even revive dead monsters to help him! Which are all extremely effective against the Poet's fighting style. Especially considering her durability, elemental defences and the way the paintbrush works.
Can: Silver Moblin.
These elite troops separate the weak from the strong rebels. They are competent and durable, but the Poet has her paintbrush and can create big, powerful weapons, or faster ones. She can beat three Silver Moblins simultaneously, even if they use machine guns and frost arrows.
Can't: Emperor Palpatine.
If the Poet fought the First Order, she would do a good job, painting blasters to help her. She could even defeat the dangerous bounty hunters like Boba Fett. However, any Sith would be a threat to her, especially the vilest of all in the Skywalker Saga. He does appear in the New Timeline and manipulates Rey, or tries to. Palpatine can use Force Lightning like nobody else, even electrocutes a fleet at once, and is also skilled with sabers. He has low durability, but so does the Poet, and she will not land a hit anyway.
Can: Cementor.
I was tempted to put Nessie, but that would not be even a contest, so I put this competent Black Gold Gang member. In raw strength and endurance, Cementor has the advantage, moreso if he uses Concrete Flesh. He basically has full control of concrete, which he can also create. In an open fight, he can even crush vampires with relative ease. He can also put concrete inside the Poet. But he is not very fast and the Poet can use her own ice walls to paint something in case he doesn't let his concrete be a place to paint, and with a bazooka or grenades she can strike through the hard defences of the beast.
Can't: Al Astor.
The main target of Stormwolf for now, Finn and Leah had to push themselves to their limits just for this fight. Al is an Archdemon, one of the strongest, and his brute strength is too much for the Poet. Even a bazooka would not kill him in less than ten rockets. He can also control neon and Hellfire, the latter in powerful bursts. The Poet could plow through hordes of lesser fiends, but Al would stop her in her tracks easily.
Can: Tower of Chaos.
The first serious villain, he has twin rapid crossbows and a colossal shield. His crossbows are very fast and he could probably draw first blood to the Poet. But she can block the arrows with an ice wall and then paint a bazooka. If his shield blocks it, she can always paint some mines and shoot them.
Can't: Mori Ranmaru.
Until the final battle, he is the toughest enemy Stormwolf has ever defeated, and it took the death of one member, Hanzo, the amputation of another, Q, and the defeat of Finn himself before he recovered, twice. Mori has a beam katana, essentially a lightsaber, and also a tantõ which holds sentimental value to him. But what will truly give him the victory is his complete mastery of fire, which will burn through the Poet's ice walls and skin. He can also counter a lot of conventional weapons.
Can: Takara.
She might be stronger than the average human, ruthless and an arc villain in an arc that includes the fearsome Ranmaru and the Loyalist, but ultimately she is a coward and a fraud who falls short. Due to her arrogance she underestimates her opponents, and she would think the small girl with the paintbrush is a weakling to bully. Until the Poet's bazooka mutilates her. The Poet actually fought Takara with the help of the Black Widow and the two won with relative ease, as Takara ran away. But the Poet can win even alone.
Can't: Fang.
One of Al's generals, this vampire can control ice, and does so very very well. He would weaponize the Poet's walls against her and create weapons on the fly, no paintbrush, all made of ice. The Nutty Poet can draw a flamethrower, but the vampire will be too fast for her to do so, as she can't gain time with her walls.
Can: Onryoki.
This brutish Yokai is made by hate of many people and has a lot of raw strength. It also has giant flails and can crush even samurai easily. However, it's just a heavy, very strong demon and vulnerable to heavy weapons and skilled opponents. The Poet loves painting and using a bazooka, which she will put to good use.
Can't: Archvile.
His name says it all really. He is very agile and durable, his skin is made of fire, he can burn people from the inside and cause streams of flames from the ground, and even revive dead monsters to help him! Which are all extremely effective against the Poet's fighting style. Especially considering her durability, elemental defences and the way the paintbrush works.
Can: Silver Moblin.
These elite troops separate the weak from the strong rebels. They are competent and durable, but the Poet has her paintbrush and can create big, powerful weapons, or faster ones. She can beat three Silver Moblins simultaneously, even if they use machine guns and frost arrows.
Can't: Emperor Palpatine.
If the Poet fought the First Order, she would do a good job, painting blasters to help her. She could even defeat the dangerous bounty hunters like Boba Fett. However, any Sith would be a threat to her, especially the vilest of all in the Skywalker Saga. He does appear in the New Timeline and manipulates Rey, or tries to. Palpatine can use Force Lightning like nobody else, even electrocutes a fleet at once, and is also skilled with sabers. He has low durability, but so does the Poet, and she will not land a hit anyway.
Can: Cementor.
I was tempted to put Nessie, but that would not be even a contest, so I put this competent Black Gold Gang member. In raw strength and endurance, Cementor has the advantage, moreso if he uses Concrete Flesh. He basically has full control of concrete, which he can also create. In an open fight, he can even crush vampires with relative ease. He can also put concrete inside the Poet. But he is not very fast and the Poet can use her own ice walls to paint something in case he doesn't let his concrete be a place to paint, and with a bazooka or grenades she can strike through the hard defences of the beast.
Can't: Al Astor.
The main target of Stormwolf for now, Finn and Leah had to push themselves to their limits just for this fight. Al is an Archdemon, one of the strongest, and his brute strength is too much for the Poet. Even a bazooka would not kill him in less than ten rockets. He can also control neon and Hellfire, the latter in powerful bursts. The Poet could plow through hordes of lesser fiends, but Al would stop her in her tracks easily.
An OC Sue hunter
Jun. 5th, 2020 01:10 pmIn the Egypt arc, for anyone who cares, Stormwolf suffers a massive blow as they lose many troops, including Toni, their strongest member. However, Japan has another hero and Sue hunter capable of saving the day.
Her alias is the Nutty Poet. Don't be fooled by her small frame and glasses, she is effective in the right conditions. Her weapon is a magical paintbrush. It allows her to create weapons, such as Naginata and even a bazooka. It also allows her to create portals. Once, in her backstory, she escaped Limbo this way. First, she drew a Naginata and fought off some Lesser Stygians, then she drew a portal to go back to Japan.
This paintbrush has multiple uses. However, it also has its limits. Whatever the Poet creates has to be drawn on a surface such as a wall or rock. And this also takes time. The local Yokai, after failing to defeat her in a dojo, where she drew a bazooka and blew all of them up, learned about these weaknesses and ambushed her in an open field. Having no time to draw and with the only surface being the floor, the Poet was captured quickly.
After this, she got imprisoned and her paintbrush was taken, preventing an easy escape. To counter these weaknesses, she is learning cryokinesis, though she hasn't mastered it. Will she manage to help the other hunters defeat the Sues and Stus plaguing the Multiverse?
Her alias is the Nutty Poet. Don't be fooled by her small frame and glasses, she is effective in the right conditions. Her weapon is a magical paintbrush. It allows her to create weapons, such as Naginata and even a bazooka. It also allows her to create portals. Once, in her backstory, she escaped Limbo this way. First, she drew a Naginata and fought off some Lesser Stygians, then she drew a portal to go back to Japan.
This paintbrush has multiple uses. However, it also has its limits. Whatever the Poet creates has to be drawn on a surface such as a wall or rock. And this also takes time. The local Yokai, after failing to defeat her in a dojo, where she drew a bazooka and blew all of them up, learned about these weaknesses and ambushed her in an open field. Having no time to draw and with the only surface being the floor, the Poet was captured quickly.
After this, she got imprisoned and her paintbrush was taken, preventing an easy escape. To counter these weaknesses, she is learning cryokinesis, though she hasn't mastered it. Will she manage to help the other hunters defeat the Sues and Stus plaguing the Multiverse?
