"Alright, guys!" Zack's arms were crossed over his chest as he looked around the streets. Handwavey Messages had been left on the phones of anybody who had exchanged numbers at past Reserve meetings, Martial or Magic, and people had been told to bring whatever they needed in order to go zombie-fish hunting. "This is kind of like the time we had
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"Are these things actually native to Earth?" she asked as the field of her weapon brought down a handful of them.
When they stilled, flopped, then took to the air again, she was suddenly a bit too busy to ask the follow-up question: What in the names of the five remaining gods are they?
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"Some form of telekinesis?"
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Besides Craft, of course.
"Some time when we're not in combat, I can give you a run down of what I can do?" she offered. "It's...kind of long."
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Good job, Karla! That wasn't confusing at all!
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Intrigued Karla was intrigued.
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Stupid piranhas! Karla would much rather be sitting down, chatting about this over tea or something.
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"More complicated, yes." To say the least. "We use genetic manipulation techniques and artificial gestation machinery; our infants can be created and born in a matter of days."
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"Fascinating," Karla said, in a voice that suggested she truly was fascinated. "Are you still capable of childbirth the natural way--whatever that way might be for your people--or has that changed with the onset of this new technique?"
In a few minutes, she might realize that was a rude question. Maybe.
"Well, not so new, I suppose, if the earliest generation is about thirty. Oh! Does that mean you are a telepath, too?" Cally looked under thirty, but if their gestation lasted only a few days, who knew how their aging process worked?
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