#Aggregate Fiction (AF)

[sam-dugesian]

When people don't understand the Aggregate Fiction universe.

"Why is Santa made out of Fox's Glacier Mints? And why are people calling him 'Gordy Grub'?"

[gary-cole-75]

[simonepelicaneel]

Saltwater

[shinohashi4u]

When you're a furry in AF

[somyd-2k]

Sam as Joegan's mentor in Gen 3 be like

[herseyaf]

[oscar-th-furry-eating-cone-snail]

I love this scene in Aggregate Fiction

Hard-Light: "I can't believe our father, giving the lordship to you, just because you technically dealt with the killer. I was with the people. They are what matters most."

Matoi: "Ah but you see brother, I was with the killer, that's what matters most. You may be able to protect one or two peasants here and there, but the killer will away and go on to kill someone else. Go for the killer and there's no-one left to do the killing. It won't matter what people you protect."

Hard-Light: "Oh that's very you isn't it? People are like cattle to you. All you care about is numbers. The public likes me because I'm present."

Matoi: "And yet you needed my help to solve this little issue, because all that time you were mingling around within the common folk out in the public eye, more and more of them were getting killed beyond your field of influence upon your ivory tower."

[Hard-Light throws a punch at Matoi's head but Matoi effortlessly dodges it]

Matoi: "I appreciate you quelling the public's fears, but when it comes to practicality, you can't deny that I'm more useful than you."

Hard-Light: "%@$# you."

Matoi: "That's the kind of thing that people only say when they've ran out of ideas. Brother, work with me. I may soon be the lord, but together we can save this land. With me at the wheel, and you at the mast, we could be a great team. Don't let jealousy tear us apart."

Hard-Light: "I'm not jealous of you Matt! I'm scared of you. I'm scared of what you're becoming, a soulless creature of violence, who thinks of people as mere objects-"

Matoi: "You can cut out the marketing speel with me, brother. I'm no fool, I know what you want, and not some pushover kiss-ass like those yes-men of yours, that follow you around like you're Buddha or something. You're the one that really needs to look inside themselves. How dare you accuse me of your own crimes."

[Matoi leaves as their sister enters the room]

The sister: "Boys boys boys. You're all the same. You're driving me mad. Everything's so dramatic, so aggressive, so argumentative..,"

Hard-Light: "That's easy for you to say, you don't have the weight of the region resting on your shoulders."

The sister: "Ha! That's rich coming from you. You stay out all night partying with the locals. Matoi's been waring himself thin worrying about every little detail about running this damned place."

Hard-Light: "He's really taken this lordship thing to heart?"

The sister: "How have you not noticed? He's been doing that long before he was ever in line to be a lord. Poor brat's a worrier. Worries about everything."

Hard-Light: "I've never seen him break composure."

The sister: "Well of course he doesn't, not to you. He doesn't want to see you upset."

Hard-Light: "I find that hard to believe."

The sister: "Oh boys boys, you're all the same."

[The sister makes her exit.]

[abbagill]

Bro said..

"Oh, 3 days? Yeah sure, I got you fam."

Then releases an update.

In said update during a flashback, characters talking about an even weeks ago, when we saw that it happened weeks ago in the present.

Chat like: "Did you forget it was a flashback?"

and he like..

"no"

[sam-blue-2k2]

Work smarter, not kinder

[deviant-fish]

My Brief Bio

Myself Akira Hasashi AKA Deviant Fish. Second in command in the fish army. Leader of the Order of the Blue Croissant. Demiboy environmentalist and fish respecter. Persona non-anthropomorphic silver trout with mechanical limbs. has magnetic powers, including magneto-kinetic flight. I'm a shark-hunting species with water-breathing gear. My persona is featured prominently in Aggregate Fiction (AF). They are a Gen-3, triple-class, neutral-stat-balanced character.

Cool stuff

Self-insertion

I'm a member of the superhero group Team Beam.

And I'm the head admin of The Order Of The Blue Croissant.

The Order Of The Blue Croissant

A community that discusses magnetism.

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Also, being serious now, both frogs and fish are in danger of going extinct.

Now I know you're going to ask "which species?", but- It's not any particular species. It's ALL fish and ALL frogs the world over.

You may have to tell children being born right now what fish and frogs were when they still existed during your lifetime.

Please, at least, look into this. The fact are truly terrifying.

You can't just remove a large percentage of all life on earth, without having an absolutely chaotic effect on the environment.

Remember, the environment isn't something that doesn't matter to you. You live there. -and in soon you may find just breathing a difficult task.

We need to do something to at least slow down the effect. So far nobody is even trying to stop it. There just simply isn't any profit to it.

So far, if we keep going as we are, by the time we do something about it, we are somehow going to have to figure out how to bring back thousands of animals that no-longer exist, who nobody cared to document anything about, not their dna or even their appearance.

Good luck with that, people in the future.

[finesaf]

Somehow the arm is less perverse

[sam-dugesian]

Do you know Joe?

[yugi-am]

yes but can they beat-

Hedgehog

I heard this is where the greatest fighters are

[simonepelicaneel]

Druid Of AF As Spoon

been a while

[shinohashi4u]

Why didn't you pull the lever?

Many people are dead, because you didn't want to have a guilty conscious.

What good is not killing an individual, if it leads to the death of thousands?

You're not a hero. You're a villain enabler.

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CONTEXT:

In AF, Hard-Light is benevolent and almighty with a no kill rule. Lord Cord, is a man who lives by a warrior's code.

Hard-Light believes in protecting the weak. Lord Cord believes the world belongs to the strong.

According to DC comic rules and most superhero media, you would assume that Hard-Light is the hero here and that Lord Cord is the obvious villain.

In the narrow bubble of a superhero story that makes sense, however AF is more realistic when it comes to the soul.

Despite Lord Cord going out of his way to help the innocent, his violent methods resulted in him being hated.

"Why would Lord Cord help the weak?" you think. "Surely his beliefs of the stronger ruling the Earth goes against those actions."

Ah but you see Lord Cord is interested in potential not just things as they are in the current state.

Good people fight against impossible odds even if they know they can't win.

They are strong in spirit, stronger than villains.

Just because good people haven't been given a chance, doesn't mean they couldn't amount to something greater.

By Lord Cord's warrior code, they are perfect warriors. They do or die without question for a cause.

Meanwhile.., Hard-Light becomes laser-focussed on virtue, setting a good example for people to follow.

However, his method of simply capturing the villain, instead of killing them outright, leads to the villains becoming a threat in future, something nobody blames Hard-Light for, but leads to far worse circumstances for the innocent.

When a real threat turns up, One that could kill thousands single-handedly, Hard-Light attempts to get the victims to safety, while Lord Cord takes out the villain, preventing them from killing the people.

The people worship Hard-Light for this, chastising Lord Cord for killing the villain, assuming that Hard-Light had moved them to safety, before the villain had chance to use their attack.

In reality, almost all of the victims were still in harm's way, when Lord Cord actually stopped the villain, and despite the fact that witnesses knew this, they made false reports that said otherwise, because they already liked Hard-Light and disliked Lord Cord.

They simply didn't want Lord Cord to get the credit. They didn't want to promote Lord Cord's methods.

Boh, one of two assistants to Lord Cord, gets angry at this injustice, saying that it's not fair that Hard-Light takes the credit for something that Lord Cord did, and is confused why Lord Cord isn't also upset.

Lord Cord explains that he never cared what people think, and that Hard-Light can enjoy winning his popularity contest, because to Lord Cord it's really about the moral values.

Lord Cord says that's he's always been the better warrior and the better hero and he doesn't need to prove that to himself via public opinion, not like Hard-Light does, hence why Hard-Light is obsessed with looking virtuous even when that comes with blood on his hands.

Lord Cord by comparison knows right from wrong and knows what must be done no matter how painful that might be because it's the right thing to do.

It may seem cruel to kill criminals in captivity, but Lord Cord has only killed those that he knows will kill again, despite how much it might look like they are willing to turn over a new leaf, even if the killer themselves believes they can be good.

Fairness is not about what you feel you're owed, it's about making sure everyone has an even chance.

Lord Cord needs no fanfare to know he's right. Every person still alive right now is proof enough.

Let the people believe in hopelessly optimistic virtues and dreams. The real ones will abandon them to step up to the plate.

Consider it a challenge and a lesson.

You must fight your fellow man to be a king.

FURTHER CONTEXT:

One major controversial thing Lord Cord did involved a man who's wife and child had been kidnapped by a gang to force the man into killing 12 men.

After Lord Cord arrested the man for the murders the prisoner told Lord Cord about his situation.

Lord Cord was disgusted with the prisoner saying that he should have done the noble thing and taken his own life.

The prisoner said that the gang would have killed his wife and child if he took his own life.

Lord Cord said that he already knew that, but if the prisoner had taken his own life, only him, his wife and he child would be dead, but thanks to the prisoner's actions, a dozen wives are now partnerless and a dozen or more children are now fatherless.

Lord Cord ordered the prisoner's execution.

Other court officials pointed out that the gang has since been captured using the testimony of the prisoner and the wife and child are alive and well.

Lord Cord said that it didn't matter, despite the fact that the prisoner now has no reason to kill anyone.

The fact that he's the kind of person to kill a dozen people all for the sake of just two means he's not safe to be among the public.

That kind of thinking means that he will allow any transgression just for the sake of 2 lives.

The prisoner is sorry for killing but not for choosing to kill to save his family.

Given a similar scenario plays out in future he will kill again and we can't let that happen.

For this decision Lord Cord became very hated as the public saw it as a harsh punishment against an innocent man.

[somyd-2k]

Joegan as main in gen 3 be like