Deadly Sins Revisited

[Ninmast]

I still want to do the Edenite Saga, which is currently in Episode III - Deadly Sins. The problem is, practically everyone's up and quit. What do you guys think? Should I try to revive the existing one or start Episode III over for new people?

[Oathkeeper]

Start it over. It can give you a chance to work out kinks you are finding, as well as give it a bit more room for expansion.

[Red14]

^ Seconded

Besides, I want to get a character in there that I havn't made yet.

[Ninmast]

Kinks? What kinks? I'm perfect!

*magically avoids all incoming objects*

Alright, there were some other reasons I was leaning toward restarting it, too. Any other thoughts? And bloo, any idea how long that character will take?

[The Silent Orator]

I'm thinking about it. I'll have to see what kind of RP it was like to see if I can either use an existing character or whip up a new one... but if I'm whipping up a new one, it won't be until after finals.

[Enigma]

OH YOU ARE PWNRS.

Anyway. I think it should be needed to re-start it. Ninmast, can you PM me what's going on in the other two saga's so i'm up to date? If you have time, that is. A brief one if possible.

Eh.. i'd like to use Enigma, but only as a social event.

The other i'd really like to use is Ignancy.

[Ninmast]

I don't mind if Enigma makes a cameo, but a prolonged appearance could be problematic. There's a reason Spectral played about in the sidelines in Episode II, instead of participating directly in most conflicts. Even if the antagonists can handle you, you would take too much away from the other participants. But yeah, social event's fine.

[Enigma]

I never really wanted him involved directly. Side-line conversation.

However.. Ignancy..?

[Ninmast]

Yeah, Ignancy's great. I sent you the summary, too.

EDIT: Here's the summary for all the other new people, in case you aren't familiar with the story thus far.

The previous history of the saga will be largely unimportant to your character as a new addition, but so far, there have been three parts, Episode 01 - Heroes' Children, Episode 02 - Steel-Hearted Assassins, and then a prequel, Episode 00 - All-Seeing Eyes. Although All-Seeing Eyes came along after the others, since it is the prequel, I'll open with it.

In All-Seeing Eyes, an ancient pre-civilization structure on a mountain top became active, disrupting all communication signals in the area as a result. Even planes couldn't approach, as the disruption interfered with their flight gauges and such, and because of the height of the mountain, getting a military team up in those temperatures would not only require a lengthy amount of time, but could cost them severely in manpower due to the cold and the inherent dangers of scaling the mountain. As a result, several meta-humans were selected to go in their place, among them Star Peacefire and Owen Worthin. upon reaching the summit, they found the ruins guarded by drones of some sort, and inside, a strange, sophisticated android claiming to be a diplomat from a place called Eden. He had apparently been asleep for some time, but was reawakened by his sensors. At the time, he had not known why, but had initiated reactivation commands as protocol dictated. Upon his discovery of the "Metacarbons" as he called them essentially upon his doorstep, he believed they were the reason he was reactivated, and sent a signal to awaken the other ruins around the world in preparation for a biological reset, as the present samples had exceeded several "parameters." This signal brought the attention of an interstellar ship of unknown origins, which approached the tower from space. While the heroes did battle against the man, who seemed to think he was doing them a generous favor by destroying them, the ship moved into position and fired upon the structure. The humans were forced to escape before it collapsed, burying the diplomat, Juno, and destroying the ruins. The epilogue revealed that the ship was an Edenite vessel, the ruins were part of an archaic system that was supposed to have been permanently shut down, and Juno had been malfunctioning due to age and outdated system protocols. However, it was determined that his reports of parameter breaches would be investigated, anyway, and the metacarbons were verified.

In Heroes' Children, Eden made its move to enforce the Carbon parameters by sending Class C Purifier Units to retrieve the metacarbons they had gathered data on, most notable among them Star Peacefire and Master Link Hunter. While Eden had no desire to use force, the metacarbons resisted and the Purifier Units, through serious attrition, were able to disable them and take them back to Eden for parameter reinforcement, which was simply the resetting of their abnormal abilities to intended levels. Believing the parameter breaches may have spread to the offspring of the metacarbons, notices were sent to those, as well, as requests that they join their parental units so that they can be returned to normal lives together. The Edenites sent to retrieve them had a change of heart during the transit and aided them in freeing their parents and friends. But this wouldn't be the last they heard of the beings who had been placed in charge of their well-being by their creator.

In Steel-Hearted Assassins, biological and combat data gathered from the two most powerful metacarbons captured before was used to create two Class S Purifier Units, warriors of the highest calibur, in the hopes that they would be able to eliminate the threat the parameter breaches represented, then remain on Terra to protect it from threats in their place. These two units, Quicksilver and Master Zero, went to Terra and dominated the early battles, but with the aid of X, a Terran android built from reverse-engineered Edenite technology salvaged from the wreckage left in Episode 01, the carbons were able to destroy Quicksilver. This threw Master Zero into a rage that triggered an override of his biological data over his logical circuits, which caused him to transform into a twisted, bat-like mockery of his biological base's superform, and he quickly began destroying the complex in an attempt to destroy those in it. It was only by intervention from the Mother Units, who forced Master Zero to return to Eden for repairs caused by the stress of the superform on his structure, which was never intended for such a massive physical change or power output, and for evaluation of his operational subroutines, that the Carbons were saved from his wrath.

And thus begins Deadly Sins.

[TrueBlue©]

BUMP.

I am sick and tired of this RP not being RPed! Go! Read it!

TRUEBLUE WANTS YOU!

TO JOIN EDENITE SAGA III. I mean it!

[Toriji]

So it's needless to say this is a high-powered Rp...

I don't have anyone in particular I want to join in the fun. So if you could think of anyone you'd like me to use, please don't hesitate to let me know while I'm trying to decide.

[Ninmast]

Well, whomever you enter, my only request is that you try not to be too OP.

[Veros]

Hmm, since I intend to come back and remain fairly active... I'd like to join. Though this time as Chris. Since I figure you are familiar with the character still. And I enjoy playing him.

Edit: Ugh. Forgot the 's' in 'as'.

[ketaro]

Restarted? or continued? ._.

Either way...I'm really tempted. Always kinda wanted to be a part of you whole Edenite Saga thing Dunno tho...just thinking it would require a new character to be made... ((or at the least, an AU to a Black Doll >> ))

Ah, reading that summary up there made it sound like so much fun. ><

[The Silent Orator]

If this is still being planned, I wouldn't mind joining up with this. I've been severely neglecting RP's and been oddly nostalgic over wanting to RP here again...

Power level is high, so... 7-9. Modern RP, I assume? I don't think I have any here currently that fit that standard. I'll see what I can put together.