Horizon:Volume 2B Chapter 56 - Revision history

68.109.59.216 at 02:47, 19 April 2015

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	In the Tower of London’s changing chamber, Mary watched the end of the play using London as its stage.		In the Tower of London’s changing chamber, Mary watched the end of the play using London as its stage.

	…''Why are ~~Musahi’s~~ people here?''		…''Why are Musashi’s people here?''

	She thought on the meaning of the kunai Milton had brought her.		She thought on the meaning of the kunai Milton had brought her.

68.109.59.216 at 22:33, 18 April 2015

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	Hearing that, the king gave a small smile under his armor.		Hearing that, the king gave a small smile under his armor.

	Everyone knew that Shakespeare’s Logismoi ~~Oplo~~ turned any attacks against her into internal Blessings, so they used that fact.		Everyone knew that Shakespeare’s Logismoi Óplo turned any attacks against her into internal Blessings, so they used that fact.

	“Open the divine network! Choose your words carefully when cheering Shakespeare on! Tell her she needs to fight better! Otherwise it won’t reach her!!”		“Open the divine network! Choose your words carefully when cheering Shakespeare on! Tell her she needs to fight better! Otherwise it won’t reach her!!”
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	He had been prepared for this, but it essentially meant his life was over. She laughed and then slowly pulled a white and black shield from the paper bag.		He had been prepared for this, but it essentially meant his life was over. She laughed and then slowly pulled a white and black shield from the paper bag.

	It was the Logismoi ~~Oplo~~.		It was the Logismoi Óplo.


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	“Eh!? What!? What’s going on!?”		“Eh!? What!? What’s going on!?”

	<It means I stole the Logismoi ~~Oplo~~ from you.>		<It means I stole the Logismoi Óplo from you.>

	<After all, I am Macbeth.>		<After all, I am Macbeth.>
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	Just as Mitotsudaira ~~stood one~~ silver chain from the ground to the sky ~~and placed a foot on it~~, Walsingham fired directly at her.		Just as Mitotsudaira set foot on a single silver chain stretching from the ground to the sky, Walsingham fired directly at her.

	''This is dangerous,'' realized Walsingham. ''This is a dangerous opponent.		''This is dangerous,'' realized Walsingham. ''This is a dangerous opponent.
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	“Don’t think a hound can defeat a wolf on a moonlit night.”		“Don’t think a hound can defeat a wolf on a moonlit night.”

	She gave the silver chain a wrapping ~~rotating~~ and slammed Walsingham’s back into the fountain down below.		She gave the silver chain a wrapping rotation and slammed Walsingham’s back into the fountain down below.

Aagcnet: /* Chapter 56: Howler in the Theatre */

2014-08-29T23:04:16Z

Chapter 56: Howler in the Theatre

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	In the Tower of London’s changing chamber, Mary watched the end of the play using London as its stage.		In the Tower of London’s changing chamber, Mary watched the end of the play using London as its stage.

	…''Why are Musahi’s people here?		…''Why are Musahi’s people here?''

	She thought on the meaning of the kunai Milton had brought her.		She thought on the meaning of the kunai Milton had brought her.

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2014-08-07T04:06:58Z

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