#GI Web Event

[edswordsman]

A look at the title screen for the Glittering Elixirs Web Event! 🧪

The Traveler, Paimon, Nahida, & Cyno are on the main screen for this Web Event!

[dragaliareferencearchive]

Saurian Egg Adventures - Genshin Impact (1/2)

[sayorine]

@cherhonor's event – DAY 04 : a character with a silly cat :3

– sorry for not posting this sooner I've been really lazy these past few days TwT

– neuvillette !!

f2u w/ credit !!

[youichi-kuramochi]

These ores are not the best for sword… maybe we should consider doing something else with them. What about decorations? A statue of “Her Excellency, the Almighty Narukami Ogosho, God of Thunder”? Yes! That’s the one! We can make one of those for Ei!

[src]

[goddessofsprinkles]

Genshin Impact Web Event: Captivating Couture: all Designs

Suit-Making:

Waistcoat (3):

Rainbow Rose

Lakelight Lily

Pluie Lotus

Suit Jacket (4):

Rainbow Rose

Lakelight Lily

Pluie Lotus

Rainbow Rose [Special Design]

There's an image limit, so I'll reblog with the next section: Dress-Making

[thinking1bee]

You Haven't Failed Part 20

Requested by Anonymous

Pairings: Wanda Maximoff x Reader

Tags: Spidey!Reader, Venom!Reader, So Much Angst, Fluff, Established Relationship, Graphic Depictions of Injuries, Blood, Violence, Explicit Language, Explicit Sexual Content, Smut

Everything Taglist: @ara-a-bird, @iliketozoneout

Series Taglist: @alexawynters @dorabledewdroop @ima-gi--na-tion

Once Nick gave you what you needed, you went to Tony’s lab. Your suit, still in its idle form of a bracelet, sat in a glass case near his desk and you took it, slipped it on your wrist, and activated it. The feeling of the nanobots unfurling to engulf your body felt comforting and familiar even though you’ve only worn this suit once or twice. The blue, black, and silver were all familiar and you smiled at Tony and his brilliance, even if he was unhinged and childish at times. It’s what gave him the “crazy uncle” energy you loved so much.

“Hello, Y/n,” FRIDAY’s voice said as the nanobots surrounded your head and filtered the voice through the helmet.

“Hey FRIDAY. Long time, no see,” you said genuinely. Oddly enough, you missed the interface Tony made.

“How are you recovering?”

You watched as the suit molded to you, the tech rippling as it settled on your skin. Panel after panel of scans highlighted the screen, and you watched as FRIDAY synced the suit to your metrics.

“It’s going well, but that’s not the reason I need you today.”

“Does this have to do with the missing Avengers?”

You nodded and watched as FRIDAY concluded the scans. Though it was unsurprising, you were bummed to see the area around your spine flash red.

“Y/n,” FRIDAY began. “My readings show some healing damage around your spine. You may not be ready for the mission ahead.”

“I know FRIDAY, but I’m the only one here, and I need to get my family back. Can I work around this?”

There was a pause, and you waited with pursed lips.

“I am currently downloading a protocol that was created by Ms. Maximoff.”

“Protocol? What protocol?” you asked. You went around the lab, gathering gadgets and extra web shooters in the event something happened to your natural webs.

“The protocol she made for you. She called it PAP, and it is to be activated the moment you become incapacitated.”

You raised your eyebrows, but you trusted in Wanda more than anything. Whatever it was, you knew that it was there for a reason.

“FRIDAY, I’m going to need your help,” you said as you sighed. “HYDRA has everyone that I care about. I’m not at my best, and I know that, but I can’t sit here and do nothing. God knows what they’re doing to them, and I have no idea what we will see. I know I fucked up with Venom. Please don’t let me fuck this up.”

“I will do everything that I can to assist you, Y/n. You won’t be alone.”

You nodded as you grabbed a bag full of supplies. You continued to the jet and loaded it up with everything you needed. You knew that your ride could attach to the side of the quinjet. It was that small, so you could only take so much, but you didn’t know what HYDRA was doing. Some extra food and med kits may be needed. You activated the comm in your helmet.

“I’m leaving, Nick.”

“Be safe out there, kid.”

You could hear how weary he was, his voice grumbling with fatigue and stress. You just knew that his tequila shot glass was testing on his desk.

“I’ll do my best.”

With your haul in hand, you entered the jet and inputted the last known coordinates that you had for your team. Then you locked in and took off.

+++

“I swear to fucking god! Fury is getting my foot right up his ass, all the way to the fucking knee!”

The HYDRA base you were infiltrating was crawling with agents. If it weren’t for the invisibility cloak that Tony gave you, you would have been so utterly screwed. You haven’t gone on a mission in so long. It’s been almost a year since the Venom incident, and never in your life had you seen a HYDRA base this loaded with security. You were currently scaling the ceiling, your hands and feet securely locked to the cement as you made your way through the base. It took an hour to fully map it all out. Before you even entered, you sent in several small recon drones and watched as FRIDAY mapped the facility. What you found was horrible. All the Avengers were being experimented on. It looked like HYDRA scientists were trying to recreate powers and abilities. Through the cameras of all your drones, you could see that your friends were all restrained. All of them were hooked up to various machines and devices, and your heart dropped when you saw that Wanda was restrained in a straitjacket. A collar was secured to her neck, and you could only assume that it was to keep her from using her powers.

“I’m coming for you, baby. Hang on.”

The more you mapped out the base, the more your odds of capture ratcheted higher and higher. You sat inside of the jet while FRIDAY made a holographic, 3-D reconstruction of the building you needed to infiltrate. You sat on the floor, your helmet by your hip while you rested your arms on your bended knees. Sighing tiredly, you interacted with the map, spinning it this way and that while trying to plan a method of entry.

“We’re fucked, aren’t we, FRIDAY?” you asked bitterly. There were multiple floors of agents and concrete levels separating you from the people you loved. You were just one person who was still walking with a cane.

“Gaining entry will be difficult,” she confirmed, and you nodded. You wanted nothing more than to get Fury on the phone and kick his ass. Several invisible drones were still in the building, and the more they scanned, the more the structure was revealed to you.

“I think I can help you gain entry,” FRIDAY said after several beats of silence. “Unfortunately, this relies on your ability to remain stealthy. I found their security system, and if an alarm is tripped, the building immediately goes into lockdown. No one is permitted in or out.”

“Perfect,” you grumbled. This was exactly what you needed. A suicide mission.

“There is more,” she continued. “The moment the alarm is activated, their infrared systems are activated as well. It would render your invisibility useless. The best way to do this, is to not get caught.”

You nodded as you checked your arms for gadgets. You had your web bombs and stun webs. You were going to bring more, but the rest of Peter’s or Tony’s other inventions weren’t...inconspicuous.

“How well does this suit perform ballistically?” you asked.

“This suit can protect you from all projectiles. It can also absorb most forms of electricity.”

Well, at least you didn’t have to worry about catching a bullet.

“What about knives?”

“Handheld blades cannot penetrate the suit.”

Good. You didn’t want to get stabbed either. Been there, done that, and you didn’t want to rinse and repeat.

By the next hour, you were in the base, and in the hour after, you were in the lab where all of your friends were held hostage. Your blood boiled at what you saw as you crawled across the ceiling. Though everyone was in the same room, they were all separated from each other and bound in one way or another. You could tell that they all put up a fight. Most of them were covered in injuries and blood. Their suits were ripped and tattered. Their faces were bruised and swollen. More than that, more blood smudged the floor, and you released a quiet but furious breath at what you saw.

“FRIDAY,” you whispered. “Can you tag the enemies?”

She did so without answering, and by the time she was done, there were 20 people that you were going to have to take out as quietly as possible. You were in stealth mode, your body invisible already. If you did this right, you may be able to pull this off.

“FRIDAY, map their movements and highlight the trails.”

Again, the interface did as you asked, and you watched for several movements as all the HYDRA agents followed a pattern. This might be easier than you thought. You flicked each of your wrists and readied your gadgets as you focused. You moved fast, taking out the seven outermost agents that patrolled the perimeter. You knocked them out with well placed, silent punches before webbing them and launching them into the air. From there, you’d cover them, head to toe, in web before webbing them to the ceiling. You added more layers of webs just in case so that they couldn’t escape. By the time you were done, seven cocoon shaped lumps littered the ceiling, and you moved your attention to the inner most part of the lab. The lab was enormous considering the tech and equipment that they had. The room was tall enough that the ceiling was shrouded in shadows, so unless someone really looked, no one was going to see your handy work above them.

This was when things started to become difficult. There were too many obstacles in the way, which meant that if you weren’t careful, you could accidentally web something instead of someone. You observed the highlighted trails of their walking patterns and noticed that there were small gaps in their patrols where you could intercept them and attack. However, you wouldn’t be able to do it from the ceiling. If you wanted to be accurate, you couldn’t take the chance to attack so far away. You readied your stun webs before detaching from the ceiling and landing silently on the ground. You snuck up behind one guard before you shot him in the mouth with your web. Immediately, his body went ridged as the electric current coursed through him. His eyes rolled to the back of his head, and you took him down quickly and quietly. You immediately launched him into the air and shot your webs at him, the sticky substance glueing him to the ceiling with the others. You kept doing that for the next five agents. You moved amongst the desks and lab equipment as you took down more of your enemies. By this point, the other Avengers could see what was happening. They couldn’t see you, but they could see what you were doing. Their eyes followed your movements as you sent bodies and web fluid up into the ceiling.

You had seven agents left, and the lab was looking visibly scarce. The bodies on the ceiling were still and unmoving, and you were crouched on the wall as you watched your next targets. Some conversed among themselves in German and you watched them as you followed their highlighted trail.

“Status check,” one of them said in English.

You froze, your eyes widening as you looked around. Status check? Fuck!

“Status check,” he repeated as he looked around the room. His reaction was immediate when he saw the lack of reinforcements where people were once patrolling.

“Intruder alert!”

You moved, your body reacting before you had a chance to truly think about what you were doing. One soldier was moving towards a red button on the wall, and you shot webs at him, the substance stunning him as he tripped over his feet, fell over heavily, and skidded to a stop on the ground. You were still invisible, which wasn’t going to help you here shortly, but you still took advantage of the precious seconds that you had to web that same soldier to the floor. You attacked two more as you launched yourself into the air and executed a series of punches and kicks that knocked them out. You webbed them to the floor as well.

Four more, but that was when things took a turn for the worst.

You watched as they each activated a pair of goggles before slipping them over their eyes. Even from where you were, there was a high-pitched whine when the tech activated. Invisibility wasn’t going to save you now, but you did have one thing in your favor. There were four of them, and one of you, and it looked like their line of communication was limited to just this room. That meant that if they wanted reinforcements, they were going to have to get to the red button behind you.

“The spider is here!” one of them yelled as they pointed towards you. “Get them! We need their power!”

No part of you desired to be a science experiment. You frowned as you faced you’re remaining enemies. There was no point in invisibility anymore.

“FRIDAY, divert all energy to suit durability and integrity.”

Immediately, the light shifted around you. You could feel the nanobots undulate minutely as your suit seemed to ripple. The invisibility faded away to reveal you standing there, and there was a perceptible flash of light from the tech as your suit fortified. The moment you were visible again, all guns pointed at you and fired. It was a hail of bullets, and you moved quickly to upturn a metal desk and duck behind it. You were cornered and you hugged your limbs closer to your body. Bullets were ricocheting off the surrounding equipment and floors, but the worry that you felt wasn’t for yourself when you heard more metal bounce off the desk. You were terrified that someone that you loved was going to get shot in all of this.

“Uh, FRIDAY?” you said in an ill contained, nervous voice as beads of sweat trailed down your face. “Help.”

“Get to the alarm!” someone yelled behind you.

You heard feet thumping against the concrete floor and that was when FRIDAY chimed to life.

“On your right.”

No sooner was it said did an agent try to sprint past you. Instantly, you webbed his feet, and you watched as he tripped unceremoniously and slam heavily onto the floor. You covered him in a thick layer of more webs before you tucked yourself back behind the desk.

You were cornered, trapped. You leaned your head against the metal as your breaths came in short, heated pants. Your friends were still behind you. You were consumed with the thought of their safety, but now, you couldn’t think straight at all. Suddenly, the air around you was sweltering. It was like a desert-like heat suffocated you, your chest rising and falling rapidly as you began to feel your pulse throb painfully in your temples. Your hands clawed at your chest, the metal grating against metal. You knew, intrinsically, that it wasn’t the suit that was making you feel like this, but you still felt trapped inside of it. Something inside of you was screaming at you to take it off, to free yourself and breathe as tears welled behind your closed eyes.

“F-FRIDAY,” you whimpered breathlessly before you gasped.

There was a searing flash of pain in your back, an agony that rivaled the heat that was suffocating your whole body and choking out your ability to think.

“You’re having a panic attack.”

The hail of bullets suddenly stopped, and you heard screaming in both German and English.

“Surrender or we kill your friends!”

You heard the threat along with the cock of guns. They weren’t kidding, especially when you heard them grab someone.

“We will kill her!” they warned again.

Right on cue, you heard them viciously slam something against the person that they held, and her cry of pain was what almost made you spiral. Wanda. You peaked from behind the desk and saw that they were pointing a gun at her. The others were struggling to free themselves, their vigor renewed when they saw how dire the situation was. Wanda tried to use her powers, but the moment she tried, the collar flashed red before it shocked her. She didn’t get the chance to react to that pain before she was met with the butt of a gun. Her head snapped to the side and a mixture of blood and saliva sprayed out of her mouth. You gasped, your heart almost seizing in your chest at what they were doing to her. You went to stand up, the urgency to save her and everyone else strong, but not strong enough to override the panic that was about to make you vomit.

“What do I do?” you gasped violently. “What do I do?!”

“Activating protocol PAP,” FRIDAY immediately announced. The screen suddenly went dark, and you saw PAP fill the space. Panic Attack Protocol. Instantly, her voice melted away to make room for another one.

“Hey, baby.”

Wanda’s voice. It was pre-recorded and the screen flashed to life to reveal not just her, but everyone else that you loved in the compound. They all gave you loving looks and smiles. Even Fury was there, and while what you saw wasn’t really a smile, it was his version of one and you couldn’t help the silent chuckle.

“You gotta breathe for us, Y/n. Can you do that? Can you take a deep breath?”

You closed your eyes and sniffled before you took that deep breath. The video continued to play as you focused on calming down.

“That’s right, honey,” Nat’s voice said. “We’re here for you.”

“It’s been hard, kid,” Fury said in his rich timber. “It’s okay that you feel like this. Just keep breathing for us.”

The voices of your friends filled your ears, and when more tears trailed down your cheeks, it wasn’t from the panic. It was from the care and love you felt from them, that they all loved you and implemented a protocol for when you felt like this.

“Hey, Y/n.” Tony. “I know you don’t hear me say this enough, but I’m proud of you. I’m so proud of you. You survived a lot, even before Venom. You’re one of the strongest people I know. Take this moment. Breathe. Know that we’re all here for you.”

You let the voices fill you, their words of encouragement louder than the agonizing beat of your heart. You let their love chase away the fear. You inhaled deep breaths at a time and exhaled all the fiery heat that suffocated you. It took a few seconds, but you felt yourself go back to normal, and when you did, you opened your eyes and focused. The pain in your back disappeared the moment your fear did, and you clenched your hands into fists.

“FRIDAY?”

The video ended abruptly, the screen going back to reveal multiple readings on your surroundings.

“I’m here.”

“There are three of them left. What’s the best way to take them all out?”

“I won’t repeat myself!” he warned.

You forced yourself to stay calm as you waited. When FRIDAY was done, she showed you what to do in a step-by-step tutorial. You watched the animation, your eyebrow quirking. It would be tricky, but it was manageable. You readied your last gadgets in each arm, stood up, and faced the last few agents with your hands up.

“Don’t do anything stupid!”

You shrugged your shoulders and fluttered your fingers. Meanwhile, you gauged just how far apart everyone was from each other. Everyone’s sole focus was on you, which was good. You looked at Wanda, and despite her being unable to see your face, she knew that you were looking at her. It was like she read your mind though her powers were blocked. She swallowed thickly and nodded inconspicuously. You both knew that while her hands were bound to her chest, her body was free to move. She could get away from him if the timing was right. You hoped that she could feel you mentally count down as you swallowed thickly. The man that held her pressed the nozzle of his gun to the underside of her chin.

“Surrend-”

You were already moving. With one outstretched arm, you launched a stun web straight at Wanda, and with the other arm, you launched your web bomb. The bomb detonated and took out the two agents that stood too closely to each other. A web of fluid soaked them, and it stuck them to each other and to the desks that they were standing nearby. You could hear grunts, yelling, and the grating sounds of desks moving as they tried and failed to free themselves. The moment you moved was the same moment that the man tried to pull the trigger. You heard the loud pop, but luckily, you and Wanda were a second faster than him. She jumped out of the way of his gun, just as your electrified web landed on her collar. The juice it had was just enough to fry the circuitry and render it powerless. The moment it shut down, Wanda’s eyes turned a furious red, her magic engulfing him before she launched him across the room. He hit the far wall with a sickening crack, the solid surface cracking under the force before he landed in a silent heap on the ground. It was quiet for a second, the immediate danger taken care of before you released the breath you were holding. Your friends all shot you grateful smiles as you went and freed them one by one.

“I love you all but, uh, I’m never doing some shit like this again,” you said jokingly, your hands moving to release them from their bonds and the machines that they were all attached to.

Part 21

[genshinresource]

Genshin Impact CN | "Genshin Impact Music Listening Reports" Web Event Wallpaper Pack: The Chasm, Sangonomiya Shrine, The Mausoleum of King Deshret & Fontaine

[blu7akira]

Elemental Hero of The Stars (BBBG X HSR) (on Wattpad) https://www.wattpad.com/story/373447873-elemental-hero-of-the-stars-bbbg-x-hsr?utm_source=web&utm_medium=tumblr&utm_content=share_myworks&wp_uname=Blu089 

 After the events of planet Gurla'tan, the group thought they would have a relaxing day... but not before an unexpected event took them to a different universe. Read as the story unfolds into a new path. I don't own any characters that are from Boboiboy/HSR. 

Special thanks to Martinthegamer20 (the author of BBB X GI) for reviewing and helping correct the mistakes in the story.

[iobartach]

@hxroic-wxlls-rxborn // Olympic Games

Event: Instant Transmission Tag

Given recent events, he was half-expecting to receive word of a postponement, an entirely justifiable pausing of the contest until matters had been adequately dealt with. Whilst he hadn't elected to estimate how long repairs to the arena would take, it would unfold that the call meant to summon Miguel back was issued with a quickness that defied his best explanations, a rebound that was as remarkable as it was astounding to his mind.

Escorted to the arena's entrance by a member of staff, after a brief pause, he stepped forth into the grounds, the jubilant roar of a reinvigorated crowd a welcomed sound compared to their shrieks of terror. Taking a moment to soak in such a sight, Miguel had opted to trade his regular outfit for something much more familiar, replacing his clothes with navy-blue hard light that hid his features. A welcomed disguise, in more ways than one.

Walking forward for a number of steps, he'd find the Saiyan child patiently standing by for his arrival, infantile in every physical aspect that he could think of, but he'd been informed this was a deception. Whether or not the intention behind their presence here struck towards the malicious, he couldn't say for certain -- it wasn't the only detail that had earned his scrutiny, following Broly's hellish outburst -- but he was willing to set aside such matters for the moment, to concentrate on the necessary; on the task of tagging Kid Goku, and progressing with the games.

Taking his cue from the loud ringing of an electric buzzer, Miguel pushed off the ground at once, a hulking mass of neon shades that rushed towards the child like a charging bull. Seizing upon the element of surprise, he was set on pushing the Saiyan into using his sole allowance of the Instant Transmission technique at the earliest juncture, and wasn't left disappointed when a swipe of his hand met the ghost of an afterimage, eluding his tag.

With one advantage out of the way, Miguel turned his focus towards the harder task, and how he might make use of the arena's terrain as he launched into a sprint, a gallop that lasted for seconds as he transitioned into a forwards lunge, reaching for Goku's ankles but falling short. He'd repeat this same tactic a few more times, with the same outcome, achieving nothing but the elapsing of three minutes on the clock.

Feeling the pressure of time beginning to slip away from him, the Spider would pivot from sprinting to running on all fours, steering the Saiyan child towards a smattering of trees to improve his chances. A tactic that almost worked, until Goku, utilising his tail, dropped out of Miguel's reach, forcing him to adjust his trajectory so that he landed feet first against the trunk of a tree, the other already visible running away from him, towards the centre of the arena.

Frustrated by this, and with mere seconds left to spare, Miguel shot out lines of webbing from each of his hands, then used them to propel himself forward in the same manner as a slingshot. With this last gasp, it brought him within reaching distance of Goku, his claws snatching at his gi, but failing to stop him as the sound of the timer reaching zero blared loudly, signifying the end.

Result: Close, but no luck!

[silver-wield]

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth Review Chapter 10

Okay, this collection of posts will be filled with spoilers, including clips and screenshots, so if you don't wanna see things, then don't look. Some of the things I'm gonna highlight will include references to Remake and other sources to link with the overarching plot. This is a straight path playthrough with no sidequests or extra content.

Time to howl at the moon 🤣

We meet Cid at the airstrip and for a fee he'll take us all over. Yuffie is her overly enthusiastic self and winds up airsick lol

Once we reach Cosmo Canyon there's a dramatic change in Red, who drops his tough guy act the second he spots a friendly face. Barret's reaction is worth everything here!

The story progresses the same as OG with our first meeting with Bugenhagen and Tifa's adorable surprise at hearing how old Nanaki is.

It's worth noting from this point on, the team switches between Red and Nanaki, although nobody says his name that much anyway. Red also switches between voices depending on the situation and how he feels. Like when facing down the Turks or corneo, he'll sound tougher, but with his friends he's more gentle.

After a tour of the planetarium, where you literally have to climb several floors and interact with items to progress, bugenhagen treats Tifa's eyewitness account like she's seeing things. He arrogantly says he'll educate them and leads them into the SIM.

The standard explanation about the planet follows, with how the lifestream works as a river and reservoir for life energy. This explanation is in harmony with part of Sephiroth's grandiose statements about how some branches of the lifestream ultimately wither or rejoin the main body.

Basically it's stating that there's no alt timelines, just pathways not taken that die off because there's no energy used to maintain them over a more logical path with stronger and more positive results for the planet.

It's all about the planet's survival, not the people on it.

Bugenhagen sends Tifa to a "seminar" where she can learn more about the planet because she wants to know if there's more than one way for lifestream energy to rejoin the planet. She wants to know if people's souls aren't truly lost.

She talks about her experience in the lifestream and wants to encourage people to do something for the planet. She doesn't know what they can do, but she feels frustrated about it.

There's another choice convo event later at the fire where Cloud can say he understands her pov and that she shouldn't worry so much about what others think.

The other characters get their relationship development with Cloud, and it finishes with Aerith standing before the fire going on about how hard and sad her life is as the last cetra. Honestly, this came off whiny to me, especially when you consider the worst thing that happened to her is her mom died and Zack went missing. Cloud, Tifa and Barret lost their homes and families. Red was experimented on for two years by Hojo. Yuffie saw Sonon murdered in front of her and grew up in a warzone and had to witness the destruction of her homeland and culture.

I'm sorry, but Aerith being poor me pity me because she didn't have friends just ain't it.

Some lanterns are let off at the end of the scene and then we head down to the challenge of the Gi so Red can be recognised as a Watcher of the Vale.

You're stuck with just Red and Barret for this part. It's fine. There's minimal struggle with these two and they combo well. Barret's dialogue gets a bit repetitive whenever Red goes wall climbing, but it could be worse.

Bugenhagen explains the history of the Gi and the Vale and Red's family as we head deeper into the caves. There's some creepy looking gates that replace the spider webs from OG, and we have to raid a tomb to get an icon for a pedestal, so it's pretty faithful to the OG section of the game. The wall climbing is fun and let's us take short cuts that means we're alone until Barret catches up 🤣

Bugenhagen tells us the cetra used to talk to the imprisoned Gi and then we have to kick some ass!

I'm not gonna spoil the scene with Red and his dad. Y'all need to watch it. It's perfection and Max Mittleman did as good a job with this as John Eric Bentley did with Barret's part in Corel. I love those character arcs best and that hasn't changed for Rebirth ❤️

Anyway, Bugenhagen hits regret after having a think and then the Gi reappear and beckon us into a dark cave. Sephiroth appears and Cloud is very eager to follow.

And we're going on a boat ride. Gi Nattak wants us to be quiet because the planet is listening and that means the cetra are too. He definitely has no love for them or Aerith when she does her stupid hand raise question time thing again. Is she in middle school?

We leave the A team on the boat and hit up the B team over in Zack's interlude. He's having a nice chat with Biggs about how they both dodged death and how weird it was. They talk about Cloud and have contrasting character profiles for him, and neither can tell time.

Biggs has set up a recruitment for Avalanche, but the only person who turns up is a mocking Kyrie. Discouraged, Biggs leaves and Zack heads home.

Zack goes to see Aerith, calls to her and holds her hand.

Back over in the real world, Aerith can feel his touch and is startled. Tifa looks worried, but nothing comes of it because we have arrived at our destination 🤣

The Gi village.

There's a lot of info dumping happening between battles here. The main points are:

The Gi aren't of the planet. They're aliens. We don't know how they got here, but it turns out they arrived before Jenova. That's explained in the temple of ancients, not now. It's possible their actions drew jenova to the planet.

The Gi can't die. Because they're not of this planet, she refuses to accept their energy. Like a blood transfusion that's the wrong type it would make the planet sick if she absorbed their energy.

The Gi really want to die. They're sick of existing. They're not alive, they're not dead, they're stuck.

The Gi created the black materia using the planet's energy and their own desire to die. We know it summons meteor, so basically they wanted to die so much they infused their will into a piece of materia, which is of the planet, and that results in the planet taking on the consequences of their wish to die. It's kinda like a murder/suicide.

The cetra stole the black materia to protect the planet, but didn't do anything to help the Gi. Red's father promised to help them too, but they turned him to stone. Red then takes on the task. They group agrees the Gi shouldn't have the materia, but they need help.

Cloud now has the urge to get the black materia. He thinks it's to get hold of it before the bad guys do, but we know better.

Once we finally leave the Gi village, which is a section I think was needed to expand the Gi and fill in some gaps in the lore, Cait Sith wants to access a Shinra terminal to look for the temple the Gi said hides the materia. Bugenhagen got creative with it and now they're up shit creek without a paddle.

Until a guard says a black robe is at the entrance. And this one has something different to say than the others. This one says "Nibelheim". It's almost like he took a detour to tell them to go there and find a terminal because Cosmo Canyon isn't somewhere they need to be.

But we've got our next destination and some gil in our pocket to pay the airfare!

This chapter was good. The lore and all the new content with the Gi and expanding on all the back story and everything made this one fun to sit through. The cut scenes get a bit long, but it's FF, they do cinematic 🤣

Red and Barret as a team is fun, but I wanted more banter. Zack's interlude is getting more interesting and I can't help but wonder at the inconsistent accounts and personalities of the npcs. The Kyrie we know didn't seem to be quite such a mean spirited bitch as this one is, and Marlene is also pretty bratty actually. Since when is she the type of kid to stick her tongue out and push people? In Remake she was a shy lil cutie. And Elmyra. Since when is she so defeatist? Where's the woman who went to the station every day to wait and pray her husband was safe? Everybody seems slightly off.

I guess we'll see what happens in part three with all that.

Our next stop is Nibelheim, and it was somewhere I was looking forward to a lot, and it didn't disappoint! The game really did pick up after we left Costa del Sol. It's like they started switching off from vacay mode and going back into "oh shit my life is fucked" mode 🤣

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To avoid the headache of trying to smush posting on Friday into my already messed up schedule, posting today.

Yu-Gi-Oh: Tangled Web of Fate FFN | AO3

New chapter grouping up on AO3! Yay! Four chapters this time because of individual chapter lengths and trying to keep certain events all together.

The usual, quick copy/paste briefing for possible new readers below cut.

To those new to the insanity, this is unfortunately one of those self-indulgent fics where the OC is central to the story, and ofc what's a self-indulgent story without an MC to pair with OC? Sorry peeps, Marik/OC pairing. There is a slowburn enemies to lovers taking place in the later chapters between Atem and Yami B.|TKB if that's of any consolation. Only canon that exists for this fic is Duelist Kingdom and Battle City arcs, with the occasional reference to Season 0 (I'm dub trash, deal with it). Ancient Egypt portion is entirely AU, as is the origins of the Yami spirits. No Yami/Hikari pairings due to the dynamics that I have placed them in. No card duels, because I suck at the game. Instead there are other game references, Ka summons, and magic. TW littered all throughout, but I try my best to mention them at the start of the chapter.

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Starlight Reverie - Genshin Impact (4/4)

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also, from lived experience, the existence of treatments for depression isn't something that yields the cessation of the depression. i've had countless patients come through with complex chronic depressive disorders and when they describe what exacerbates their symptoms or what's made them recently better, it's more often than not a change in their material circumstances: regained autonomy from being in a bad relationship, the death of a loved one, financial burdens and guilt, these are the things most often culpable for the ebb and flow of depressive symptoms. antidepressants are in many cases a stop-gap or an amelioration, there to make the emotional symptoms bearable. and note, i'm very pro psychiatric medications! so many more people than you think are on antidepressants. but thinking in terms of the separation of the body and the brain, that there is a chain of events that discretely precipitates depression and can discretely be cured, is idealistic thinking at best.

now, there are some actually interesting interactions with depression biologically. we know that there is likely a genetic component that gives people a Predisposition to depression, just like there can be a Predisposition to something like breast cancer, but depression isn't hemophilia. genetics aren't destiny and there is no certainty that people with a family history will present (and, when you consider the material aspects between generations of families, can we really say it's the genes, or the cycle of poverty or abuse for instance?). there are also genetic tests we can do, namely GeneSight, which allows us to predict effectiveness of potential antidepressant medications, and this is Interesting, but again, not related to the depression itself. there's also a very significant correlation between the nervous system and the GI system insofar as IBS can actually be linked and observed in many patients with psychiatric conditions and specifically depression (but again, is the emotional state influencing the inflammation and contractility of the intestine, or is the upset influencing the mind? how do you separate the two things?)

in short, there are countless interesting interactions between the body, mind, and the environment of people with depression. but that's the thing; there Is No Between. it's a oneness, and interrelated web of emotional status, material conditions, and biological influence. there is no one Mechanism, no enzyme pathway we can track that separates one depression from the next, and therefore, there is no "cure" to depression that does not heal every aspect of the aforementioned triad. the hopelessness of someone taking Paxil is the same hopelessness as someone not, and treating it like an unknowable Other because you have a diagnosis only ends up breaking solidarity more than it builds. remember: nothing in medicine is ever discrete

I’m not trying to be ignorant but depression is a LETHAL medical condition with a pathology and a number of treatments. You can argue that it’s caused by capitalism but it sounds like youre implying that it’s just a label created to “other” people? Can you clarify? I also don’t agree that it’s entirely caused by capitalism, my depression is because of abuse,,

describing depression as a 'medical condition' is basically meaningless. 'depression' is just a term that's used for a certain set of behaviours--there is no 'depression gene' or 'depression virus', the 'chemical imbalance' theory of depression has been roundly disproven. in the most literal, factual sense, depression is just a label. nobody thinks the actual phenomological experience of someone who 'has depression' will magically change after capitalism or the psychiatric industry or whatever is abolished, but its pathologization, its treatment as a biomedical phenomenon, is in fact what creates the label of 'clinical depression' as cleanly and conveniently severed from people being depressed (colloquial sense) because things in their lives and the world are shit.

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Planning And Administering Microsoft Azure For SAP Workloads

What is SAP Workloads?

An SAP workload is a group of SAP resources that perform a business function. These resources may include:

Software from SAP: This might be a web store or inventory management software.

Its computing system: Servers, storage, and networking devices operate SAP software.

An SAP workload includes everything you need to manage a business unit with SAP software.

Workload management tools for SAP HANA systems are also available. This optimizes resource allocation and ensures key processes get the resources they require.

Azure For SAP Workloads

Businesses moving to Azure must give careful thought to SAP, a top supplier of enterprise resource planning (ERP) software. SAP and Microsoft have a close relationship that is focused on assisting clients in moving their SAP workloads to Azure and providing solutions that can be easily integrated with Azure’s cloud infrastructure:

Save money on the cloud more quickly by letting Azure handle your infrastructure as you cut back on your cloud usage. Azure is the top supplier for SAP workloads.

Built-in artificial intelligence: Make data-driven decisions that propel your company forward by utilising the insights provided by AI.

Streamline team operations and automate tedious corporate tasks with integrated tools to increase efficiency and creativity.

Strengthened defence: With the support of integrated Azure recovery services, Azure’s multi-layered cloud security guarantees the seamless operation of your SAP workloads.

Your SAP workloads will operate without hiccups thanks to Azure’s multi-layered cloud security and integrated Azure recovery services. When SAP and Microsoft work together, they’re not simply offering services and tools; they’re also building ecosystems that encourage innovation and change, helping companies to remain competitive in the quickly changing digital market. Azure have developed an assortment of learning resources and interactive events that enhance your cloud skills, ranging from conferences to Virtual Training Days, certifications to self-guided courses, to assist you and your team better take advantage of these advantages.

Personalized Learning Paths can help you navigate your way to expertise

With the purpose of assisting you in developing particular abilities or gaining information in a particular technology or topic area, Azure’s Microsoft Learn Learning Paths are carefully chosen sets of free online courses and resources. When it comes to moving SAP workloads, Azure provide a wide choice of options, such as:

Take a look at Azure for SAP Workloads: With Azure’s in-depth Azure training, you can streamline your SAP operations and increase ROI. Using Azure’s strong infrastructure and specialized tools, enable your team to migrate, manage, and optimize SAP workloads with ease. This thorough training will boost productivity, stimulate innovation, and improve SAP performance in your current setting.

Boost SAP Efficiency and Reliability: Your team will become experts in deploying SAP solutions on Azure, such as high availability setups for SAP NetWeaver and single-instance SAP HANA. With this knowledge, migrations will be streamlined, performance will be optimized, and operations will run smoothly, saving you money and increasing the return on your SAP investment.

Learn about SAP’s IaaS pillars on Azure: For your SAP workloads, discover Azure’s Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) capabilities. With the help of Azure thorough training, your team will have the knowledge and skills necessary to develop and implement scalable, effective SAP solutions on Azure. You may optimize your infrastructure for efficiency and reliability, which will ultimately lead to business growth, by becoming proficient with fundamental Azure resources like virtual machines, virtual networks, storage accounts, and Microsoft Entra ID.

Investigate Azure (Large Instances) SAP HANA: Maximize your SAP HANA investment by giving your team the skills they need to successfully design, implement, and oversee SAP HANA on Azure (Large Instances). A robust, safe, and economical SAP HANA environment in the cloud may be guaranteed for your company by grasping essential concepts such as high availability, disaster recovery, security, and cost optimization. Arrange to implement SAP’s Microsoft Sentinel solution: The extensive security solution for SAP settings offered by Microsoft Sentinel is summarized in this stand-alone instructional module. It describes the duties and responsibilities of the team members who worked on this solution’s conception, implementation, and deployment.

Using Power Platform and Microsoft Teams to increase SAP seller productivity: With Azure training on SAP and Microsoft 365 connection, you can streamline your sales and service procedures. Your team will become experts at integrating SAP Sales and Service Core with Teams, allowing for smooth teamwork. They will also learn how to use Power Automate for task automation, which will increase your SAP sellers’ efficiency and productivity.

SAP deployment and planning on Azure: Harness Azure’s capabilities to enhance SAP operations. You will learn how to deploy, configure, and manage SAP workloads on the cloud with efficiency by taking Azure’s in-depth course. Become proficient with the migration and management of SAP solutions and learn how to use Azure’s key resources-VMs, storage, and networking. Improve security, performance, and scalability while cutting expenses.

SAP Modernization and Migration in the Microsoft Cloud: Enable your SAP deployment on Azure more quickly by enrolling in Azure one-day course designed for seasoned SAP professionals. Learn how to configure virtual machines, networking, storage, and identity management on Azure with a focus on SAP particularly. To guarantee your SAP environment in the cloud operates at peak efficiency and dependability, learn best practices for monitoring, backup, and disaster recovery.

Virtual Training Days are a live, interactive way to learn from experts

Virtual Training Days are instructor-led workshops that give teams and individuals the in-demand skills they need to tackle cutting-edge technologies like AI, cloud migration, and other emerging fields. In order to optimize your performance, reliability, and scalability while lowering costs, Azure provide Virtual Training Days to assist with your SAP to Azure migration. SAP workload security and monitoring on Azure are covered in this session, “Migrate and Modernize SAP on the Microsoft Cloud.” Come see how this change promotes safe cooperation, increases productivity, and provides you with AI-powered insights for increased efficiency.

Azure SAP Workloads Certification

Use certifications to highlight your achievements

Whether it’s Azure, Microsoft 365, or other technologies, Microsoft Certifications are the definitive marks of proficiency. A certification is more than a pat on the back; it’s a pass to recognition in the business and job chances. You also stay up to date with the newest technological developments. Thus, obtaining Microsoft Certifications is the best option if you want to up your IT game.

SAP Workloads: Organising and Managing Microsoft Azure: In-depth familiarity with SAP systems and industry standards for migration, integration, and long-term Azure operation are prerequisites for this certification. Experts in this field work in tandem with database administrators, cloud administrators, and clients to put solutions into practice. They suggest services and modify resources to ensure maximum uptime and dependability.

At the SAP Sapphire conference, make connections and learn by getting to know business executives

The goal of SAP Sapphire 2024 was to investigate the newest business technology breakthroughs and strategies by bringing together SAP experts, partners, and customers through a series of international events. SAP Sapphire combined real-world and virtual experiences, sharing insightful knowledge, useful insights, and networking opportunities to help you drive digital transformation and accomplish your business objectives. The event’s focus was on enabling businesses to realize their aspirations.

Cloud and artificial intelligence (AI) advances were discussed and Azure specialists shared their knowledge. You may watch both of these sessions on demand:

Open up new possibilities with AI on the Microsoft Cloud: Azure covered how your company may gain insightful knowledge, streamline workflows, and increase productivity for your most important business operations by combining AI with SAP and Azure technologies. This conference taught attendees how to integrate AI in their businesses to boost productivity and expand company.

Microsoft and generative AI help Accenture rise with SAP: Accenture, a multinational IT services and consulting organization, successfully migrated to the RISE with SAP solution on Microsoft Cloud, using Microsoft AI tools to boost productivity and innovation. Accenture, Microsoft, and SAP worked together to create an enterprise system that was changed and offered improved insights, agility, and operational effectiveness.

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