mythic-swirl asked: Yes, but be careful my dear, it would be difficult to set up a kingdom in your image if you were to fall today. *seems to not have any emotion behind it, stated as a fact*
We go.
Oh, and Zim has asked Us to tell you to not destabilise the government of Koalastralia. In exchange, he’s offering Us a loan of several Irken cruisers, so We think it’s a good deal.
irkentier-deactivated20111122-d asked: Its only going to be a small amount of forces and Armada ships. But it can get the job done. Also, tell Arcel not to touch Koalastralia in his little annexation spree. The Irken Empire is allied with them currently.
We will let him know. In fact, if what We’ve heard about Koalastralia is true, We might be interested in signing an export agreement for some of their famed wildlife.
ask-araima-blog asked: The CCU hesitates for a moment before speaking* ?: Ahh so the queen has finally moved up to the centre board. Excellent, Check. *The CCU starts jetting away backwards using high bursts of its booster. Araima finally reaches his destination, an average sized outpost cloaked near Nightmare's castle, originally it was the first building made before the CCU left. Araima stood atop a large tower overlooking the battlefield. Araima points a laser pointer at the ground near the Titan and a pod dropped.
*Halfway through the spell, Nightmare Moon notices the pod. Assuming the worst, she adds it and the CCU to the spells effect field and then completes it.
Nightmare Moon, the CCU, and the pod all waver for a moment, then blink out of existence. One planck second later, all three appear near each other in deep space, approx. 1*10^9 light years from the nearest galaxy.*
*Nightmare Moon’s voice booms impossibly though the vacuum.* NOW, WITNESS THE UNRESTRAINED POWER OF THE NIGHTMARE! *Her horn flares again as she prepares a second spell.*
irkentier-deactivated20111122-d asked: Access to a few. The Irken army is mobilizing in Koalastralia as of right now. Transports and large ships are commencing landings aswell.
Good. Even if Our servants manage to clear out the enemy’s ground forces, there still is the matter of their orbital forces. We have a plan for dealing with them, but a few Irken cruisers would be very helpful for clearing out the remnants.
mythic-swirl asked: *bows head* Of course, should I oversee the annexation of the soon to be Former Griffon Kingdom?
Yes. *She winces visibly.* We have to end this conflict quickly…
the-shady-bacon asked: SPAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACE!
…What about space?
irkentier-deactivated20111122-d asked: Can I help Vriska with that second wave thingy? ((I need to roleplay. My boredom is insane!))
Of course.
Do you have access to ships of the Irken spacy? They would be very helpful right about now.
cutiemarkofmastery asked: *hides, waiting for the best moment, then jumps out from behind a pillar, keyblade in mouth* Nightmare Moon! What have you done with mah friends?!
*Nightmare Moon places a barrier between herself and Applebloom.*
Assassin! This will be you last contract, f- Applebloom? *She looks confused.* What are you doing here?
Anonymous asked: I’m gonna meet the sun! Oh no, what do I say? Hi? Hi sun?
We are Nightmare Moon, not the bloated flashlight Our sister tends to.
Now if you would like an intimate meeting with the sun, We could arrange that.
xavar-thechaoslord-deactivated2 asked: I have not seen anything that would convince me of your supposed godhood. The Chaos gods offer true power, you simply ask your followers to worship you and do not give them powerful "gifts" as the Chaos gods do. You are powerful, but you are not a god. (OOC: I don't really see Nightmare Moon as a God.)
We have given Our most devoted followers great gifts. Just ask Arcel, who was formerly an ordinary mortal unicorn. We granted him the gift of immortality, and the gift of innate flight.
((ooc: Nightmare Moon may or may not be a goddess, depending on how you define the term. She’d be perhaps closer to Apep/Apophis in Egyptian religion (who was immortal and extremely powerful, but wasn’t so much worshipped as worshipped against) than the classical Greco-Roman concept of divinity.))