Test 10.
EXPANSION Once again, that sense of pressure radiates through the room, the sensation that comes with standing before something that no human was likely meant to be in the presence of; the pressure is immense, something that Mars doesn't seem at all inhibited by, and if it's bothering Jupiter any it isn't evident in her demeanor, either. The challenge they've issued remains in the air between you, ringing out strong as they watch you from their position across the room, gazes sharp and cold. Your Pokémon don't seem to be taking this terribly well, though that's likely to be expected; it's the same sort of pressure that came with Dialga's presence - even if it's not currently in the room, not currently visible, there's the sense that there's something waiting just beyond the metaphorical veil. Something that shouldn't be angered or tormented more than it has been already; something that was there when the world began, and something that was likewise there when the world ended. Once again, it seems you're you're on your own for the time being; while neither of the women waiting for you seem angry, per se, they still seem very, very charged. |

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[He's not sure how shot things can get, but at this point he knows these Pokemon are very capable of killing people.]
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[That's not even an "if." She shrugs, though. Eh.]
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How do you intend to cross that bridge if you're dead, Jupiter?
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[...i don't know what you expected.]
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Didn't think you'd be so content with going out like that.
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Either way, not really my problem anymore.
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[in which case, carry on?]
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You're not winning, though. The only reason you [this 'you' is a more general one for Team Galactic] haven't lost is because you reset when things start going south. You may be able to beat us, but you can't completely crush the ability for this world to fight back in some way or another.
[This group wouldn't be back for round two if they had.]
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In this case, it doesn't matter how narrow a margin you win by. What matters is that you don't lose.
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I can't argue with you. Avoiding a loss, while not a complete win, is still a victory. And it goes both ways. It's by that narrow margin that we haven't lost either.
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Yeah, definitely. That's why you're fun.
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Glad someone's having fun here. Never been into these verbal debates.
[He's not actually glad, he's mostly being sarcastic. But Jupiter's views and way of expressing them has been...something, he'll give her that.]
Guess we'll see whose side the margin of victory falls on this time.
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