Agent36496

[performs a combo on two fighters] “Ho-ho I still got it! Like ridin’ a bike! A very cool Nordic bike!” “Sorry, I’m lookin’ around I’m taking my time! It’s not often we get such a… crazy, massive, cool game like this ta play through. So… let’s sit in it. Relax take our time. [focuses on a corpse] Throw axes through heads.” “Storm’s-a comin’ or Thor’s a comin’? I wanna see the two dads go at it!” [Thor battle starts] I need my axe. [Kratos rages] Oh, never mind. Hah-puh! I’ll punch ya in yer belly!” “[takes Hacksilver from a chest, mimics Kratos] I have found money, Boy. We are goin’ ta be rich. I will buy you a PS5.” “Call an ambulance! But not for me!” “Ah, man, I love the fuzzy edges on the snow. Very realistic-looking. It is also so annoying, leading up to this game, everyone—well, not everyone—some people being like ‘Man, it just looks the exact-same as the other ‘God of War’ game. It just looks like DLC instead of a fully-fledged game.’ And I’m like, ‘I’d rather you just improve

Changing an Electrical Flow From the darkness came a man wearing a sweatshirt with the hood up. “You wanted a hacker”, he said. “I got past your minimal security.” The eerie glow was really the light of the computer screen. The man in the desk chair turned around. Though his visage could briefly be seen with only the screen as light, he kept himself obscure. “Thank you for coming on short notice,” the equally secretive man replied. “I can’t promise you much, but there’s something I want to happen. And I need a hacker.” “Depends on the difficulty,” the hooded man responded. The man in the chair turned to his desk to pick up a page and memory stick, and back. He then presented the page, which the hooded man took. “I want you to find the servers of that place. I want to know if you can change the algorithm, delete all the known files, and upload those on that drive.” “Finding this kind of place is child’s play. It’s how it works out that matters.” “As long as you do this, I will

Bonds and Rivalries “Judai-kun?” “Johan!” Two contrasting men ran toward each other in the vast space and collided, embracing and laughing. “You’re looking formal for such a gathering,” the blue-haired man stated. The brunet knew that it was a jest at his red blazer, red slacks, white shirt, and black tie. “So are you,” he replied, Judai adjusted his old friend’s indigo blazer, looking sharper with a blue vest, white shirt, and yellow tie. “I hear you’ve been rolling with the big leagues.” “And becoming familiar with new sets.” The pair walked together nonchalantly. As they did so, two cute creatures materialized from right behind, fading into transparent matter. A furball with four sets of claws and a pair of white wings played with a pink, long-eared, cat-like spirit with a red ball at its tail’s base. They cooed as they nuzzled and playfully wrestled. “They must’ve missed each other,” said Johan. “We got time, right? Why don’t we catch up?” While the two men approached

Chaos in His Heart “We battle!” the grey wolf declared. “Chaos Soldier slays Red-Eyes Demon!” he barked, pointing a clawed finger toward the hulking figure in blue and gold armour. In compliance, he thrust his falchion forward, creating an energy beam that pierced the horned skeleton. The wolf added, “Now that destroyed one monster successfully, he can attack a second time—” “Not if I use my trap card!” the human woman opposite him interrupted. “I activate Michizure!” The card flipped. She explained, “I can only use this when a monster of mine is destroyed. It destroys one monster you control, and I pick your Chaos Soldier.” Like the human, the wolf had three set cards, and he flipped the one on his right. “My Body as a Shield!” His life points dropped from 2700 to 1200, and a red glow surrounded the wolf, the light bringing out his all-black long-sleeve shirt and pants. “By paying one thousand five hundred life points, I can negate an effect that destroys a monster.” The