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Originally Posted by Yasanagi
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Hm, I have to echo others' opinions a bit here: this tome deal came rather out of nowhere, and I can't see either why Sette would need it. Interesting look into her thought processes, though; therapy or not, she's still not entirely free of her screwed-up past life.
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Originally Posted by DezoPenguin
For both of you (Hah! I kid; I can count four! ;) ) waiting for the second half of the Shadowverse two-shot...here it is!
Spoiler for Author's Notes:
Credit for the linear rifle type of small arms that the Night Breakers aren't using, much to Lutecia's happiness, goes to synaesthetic (aka cori.writes.stuff) from her Shadowverse story, False Light. General credit for inspiring me to write the story, though, goes to Fuyu no Sora, for an ongoing discussion on the morality of the NSIS's existence and operations. Fun stuff, these gray areas.
One of the nice things about writing Nanoha fanfiction is that when using child characters, I can err on the side of understanding and maturity, since they all tend to be wise beyond their years. Ward in this story tends to be a bit quick on the uptake for twelve, but given the setting (and other obvious factors) I'm hoping that it didn't jar.
The reason why Lutecia can't teleport away directly is totally fanon; mostly it's an internal justification for me why RF6 doesn't go teleporting people into battle in StrikerS, but instead deploys by helicopter and personal flight (and even Lulu doesn't teleport directly away after the first RF6/Numbers engagement, but has to make her escape later, after the battle).
The Night Breakers are named after motorcycle models, Conall Viper after the Dodge Viper, and Durward Brantley the Fifth after the Aston Martin DBV. Bonus points if you can identify the source of the place names!
For those who missed it, here's Chapter 1.
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Ow. Harsh, harsh twist there. With all these piling up on her, no wonder Lutecia's slowly cracking under the weight.
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Originally Posted by RadiantBeam
It amuses me how thoroughly this little piece contradicts how I'm feeling at the moment. But hey, what can you do.
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Great interaction between Lutecia and Victor; those two bounce off each other really well. Nice, humorous fluff overall. Although as one of the FF.net reviews also mentioned, reading your notes afterward does put an entirely different, serious spin on the short.
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Originally Posted by deathcurse
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Well, to be honest, you've managed to weave such a thick web of intrigue here, with all those plots and schemes colliding with each other, that I haven't the faintest idea how this is going to end.
Do note that it also means I'm sitting on the edge of my seat and can't wait to read the next part, so I'd say you've got a success here. :P