/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

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Yup, squirrel you've been too invested in sticking your dick in the wrong places nora, you should've been putting it in our Holotori's. You could even have ravens just repeat whatever messages you've said by mouth if you want to go all George RR Martiny, nanora. Also, we should start an international mail service nora.
Also Also, I'm pretty sure Meatbro has been talking about using special headbands to traverse the Catalog and to use as long distance communication for Catalognauts tho I might be a little mistaken.
Also Also Also, I wanna wait until I have assembled a general idea of what /hlgg/ will look like before I plot the specific battle plans of an invasion nanora. Not just in terms of climate and army populace but also of the specific lords and ladies that rule /hlgg/ which I'm pretty sure I'll just make up along with the generals (as in military leaders) that are commanding the armies. We also don't plan on sacking or raiding most of the castles, cities, and villages, nanora. We want to take specific points that will make the lords in power willingly surrender and then show that we have the force to protect them from the Emperor of /hlgg/ and other lords when they do. Our best case scenario is that they realize that rule under the Himedom is preferred to rule of the Emperor, but then again that's coming from my own imagination of old stinky medieval lords that are hyper cruel to their peasants. In terms of where we'll most likely attack though, I think regardless we'll try to gain the positions shown in the map because controlling the transport of troops between rivers will make for a dramatic advantage in the conflict nora. I plan on initially making claims on those first strategic spots outlined and then progressing further down to the border of Watson on the eastern front either due to aid from other lords or due to more dynastic claims, probably a mixture of both honestly. At the end of the war I want to control all of the territory outlined in pink as well as those that make up the coast of /hlgg/, which I now realize is a BEEG amount of land so lore building for /hlgg/ is very needed before war is initiated to not make it look very stupid and cheap, nanora. I envision something like some of those collaborative tale series at the Old SCP Foundation before zoomers got to it, where specific phases were set in place that outlined several prompts that showed a continuity between characters of different factions nanora, Old SCP was really the jam, sad to see that it's melted down to where the initial concept of it is mostly lost on the mainstream audience and is supplanted by modern horror tropes, naaaaa