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Well, we need some silliness in the Brotherhood.
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She would also be a wonderful source of poisons, if the assassins ever learn that she can make them. Heh.
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From I've read in the AC wiki, Assassins mustn't use poison, and the Lady doesn't bother with it. Usually.
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Most poisons don't have a chance to make the person being poisoned explode. :D
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Indeed.
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@Desdendelle:
Times must have changed by the time of Revelations (or Ezio has a "get out of jail free" card since he's the Mentor (?)), since I believe one of Ezio's weapons are poisoned blades. They do, however, only have limited uses.
I'll try to slap up a post, though I might get distracted by other things (not to mention the fact that I need to go in 32 minutes).
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I'm here, by the way.
"Of course, Satsuki-sama."
Stratofarius, I know you really like posting, but can you please slow down? Not everyone has the same time zone or anything, and it's best to wait for people to post.
"Oh, dear. The toad, the monkey, and the dog have all screwed up."
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There was a three hour and a half difference between my most recent post and the post before that.
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... So? Flanker just said that he'd have to go soon. 'Oh, but there's a difference of <1/6 day' is not a reason to post again. ¬_¬
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In order to not anger Raineh and suffer under her mighty claws, yes, I'll stop posting so much.
Just... don't kill me.
"Of course, Satsuki-sama."
It's not a matter of time, it's a matter of "have all the people who should post who are in this scene posted".
"Oh, dear. The toad, the monkey, and the dog have all screwed up."
"Of course, Satsuki-sama."
Um...
A ball as in the physical object isn't infinite.
"Oh, dear. The toad, the monkey, and the dog have all screwed up."
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That's why I took care to say that it is its concept that is infinite and not the object itself.
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"Of course, Satsuki-sama."
You can't hold this
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edited 16th Mar '12 5:52:54 PM by AnnoR
"Oh, dear. The toad, the monkey, and the dog have all screwed up."
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More importantly, why does an assassin with half a dozen other skills already know random mathematical facts off the top of her head? >.>
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But you can hold a ball. Is what I wrote in the main thread (What is the thing that has a concept both finite and infinite, yet could be held in the palm of your hand?) unclear? If so, I apologise.
Rain: It's not random mathematical stuff, it's an answer to a riddle. Here's an analogy: I'm not very good with logic (as my score in logic in the PET would probably say), but I do remember the answers to some of the logic riddles I've been asked (the first one that I can think of is the one concerning a guy who's got a wolf, a sheep, and a piece of lettuce).
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What, the piece regarding the lettuce?
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"Of course, Satsuki-sama."
But it is random mathematical stuff, and also an answer known of the characters could hope to get.
"Oh, dear. The toad, the monkey, and the dog have all screwed up."
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No, the piece where you decide that the surface of a sphere being composed of an infinite points is a normal answer to a riddle or something that will stick in your head rather than random mathematical knowledge forced into being the answer to a riddle.
A riddle ambiguous enough that two other things make exactly as much sense. <.<
And, again, why does the character know that? >.<
edited 16th Mar '12 6:04:09 PM by RainehDaze
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Because she was asked the riddle in the past, did not know the answer and asked for it to be explained to her?
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And it is entirely coincidental that she asked a riddle that someone not an adult, a guy from the renaissance, and a cloudcuckoolander slime would never be able to guess, ever? Seriously, if you're going to ask riddles, at least accept plausible answers, not just some predetermined 'right answer', especially when it's such a short one. =.=
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Well, I can thump my last post, or think of another riddle.
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If you can get her to fight, she'd be surprisingly useful. But yeah, mostly she's just tagging along and taking up space.![[lol]](https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/lol2v12_4863.png "[lol]")
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