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I'm back again. And better.
| >The oil is totally gone from the top but pooled at the bottom. The structure looks oddly clean, and well put together, despite being a psychopath's body dump. There are a few parts on fire,but drapong down the middle is one wire. The hope in the madness.
I'm tired as all hell,but I hope this was better. I didn't end up killing anyone new. But rather polished the old parts. I feel oddly at peace.
-Angus
| At peace enough to leak your location, do you think? It'd certainly make my life much easier. &
| >>150213
Sheesh. You think I'd just hand it out? Come on man, you've gotta work for it. That aside, I remember you're the person who opened the investigation on me. So we'll be seeing a lot more of eachother in threads. Don't stay up too late investigating alright?
-Angus
| Good job! Looks a lot cleaner then the other one. I appreciate the thought put into the wire placement, but I think you got a *little* lazy in some areas. Definitely one of my favorites. Props to recycling your old art too, i know how tempting it can be to just pile on more and more junk but sometimes it's better to refine what you have! Excellent progress.
| It is better. Still a lot of material wasted however. I think human body parts to replace lilim body parts on top would give a better image of "robots dragging humanity in hell" or something like that. There was zero need to kill anyone however, both lilim parts and human corpses are easily accessible on the market and on the streets.
Now for wasted materials, by which I mean killed unit's consciousness. You didn't use any of it, making using an alive lilim pointless.
| Think on that a little.
| Huh. Why lillim parts?
-GG
| >>150426
I kill for Thoth.
And I could use their consciousness? I already go through them to see if they knew anything interesting. But in this case I don't think any living subject would be willing. Human's rot, Lilim do not.
-Angus
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| Hello again! It's me, Angus! After staying up allnight dismantling, cleaning, polishing and untying everything. I've made some I think looks a lot better.
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>What at first glance looks like a mound of Lilim parts is actually a complicated tier based structure held up by the arms at the bottom. The arms appear to be dragging the above parts down. Even though they remain still. The wire is elegantly draped around the necks of some bodies, but not every one.