Originally Posted by Ask the Lunari

There is evil that lurks in the day.

The Sun may hold greater benefit, but it also causes greater harm. Why be so reliant on something that could so easily turn on you than it would feed and nurture you? It is not a mother, but a tyrant.

Your advice is useless to me. I already know that I must enlighten others of the Moon's power - it is only when they defy it and follow the Sun instead when my vengeance strikes. If being a child means believing what I do, then so be it. Your words affect me as much as a baby's warbles do.

The Lunari were wiped from existence, and I am the only one remaining. There is nothing to revive but their ideals must be heard. It is a simple fact now that the Solari will stop at nothing to crush the Moon and its power.

Originally Posted by Ask the Lunari

What else can it mean but the full moon in its entirety?

Originally Posted by Ask the Lunari

Blue skin can tan now?

Originally Posted by Ask the Lunari

Sometimes, not every child needs a father. Sometimes, the father is cruel and unforgiving whilst it abuses both mother and offspring.

((The moon is an independent woman who don't need no man.*))

Originally Posted by Ask the Lunari

((The moon is an independent woman who don't need no man.*))

Originally Posted by AskKarthus

(( The moon may be independent and not need a man, but it needs grammar lessons. That statement is English blasphemy. It should read, "The moon is an independent woman who doesn't need a man." ))

Originally Posted by Ask the Megling

((Lich, please))

Originally Posted by AskKarthus

The evil that lurks in the day is laid bare by the sun's light. We can see it, and chase after it. What good will your vengeance have done when it drives the Lunari to total extinction for violently killing those who disagree. Vengeance begets vengeance. What good will it be when you die to have had fruitless vengeance?

Karthus now laughs. My words have no effect on you? They seem to have aggravated you quite nicely. You are very short tempered, child. Its quite ironic, really. The one with the power to sing the world to its end. You forget who you are dealing with here. I have truly enjoyed this little discussion. I hope you may have gleaned something from it. I bid you good day and farewell.

Originally Posted by Ask the Megling

*Sigh*
Tristana points to Diana's buttocks.

Originally Posted by AskKarthus

(( The moon may be independent and not need a man, but it needs grammar lessons. That statement is English blasphemy. It should read, "The moon is an independent woman who doesn't need a man." ))

Originally Posted by Ryugi Kazamaru

(( I love our Diana. SO MUCH T-T ))

Originally Posted by DHNinja

((I love her too! I SAW HER FIRST DAMMIT! ))