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Noncanonicals Tournament Round 2, Match 2

Match 2 is between Xie Lu / T from Memory Lost (shizun/mentor: Xu Sibai / S) and Chen Pi Ah Si from DMBJ / The Mystic Nine (shizun/mentor: Er Yuehong)

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Xie Lu / T:

Xie Lu, codename T, is a member of the Alphabet Syndicate, and leader S's personal project. From a young age, Xie Lu displayed an uncanny aptitude for sharp-shooting. When his dream of going to a specialized school for training, and ultimately competing in the Olympics, was destroyed by his own father, Xie Lu left home, living off the land in the mountains. It was here, when he was fifteen, that he was approached by S, promising to train him in the art of killing, honing his already-excellent skills with a gun into something perfect.

//From fifteen to twenty-three years old, T followed him for eight years.

But he only stayed by his side for the first three years.// (Memory Lost novel, T's Story)

//After the case, the man whom T viewed as an older brother and a God-like figure, disbanded the organization and disappeared.

Everybody including T who were still alive started living their own lives.

“I’m sorry, T,” that man said, “I promised you five years, but I only led you three years.”

But T smiled, “I will always follow your orders in my lifetime.”

That man nodded and didn’t look at him again. He stared at the setting sun that was like a blazing fire. // (Memory Lost novel, T's Story)

In the aftermath of the police raid on the syndicate's base, T was the one who carried S out of the ruins, and cared for him, standing up to the others in defense of S' wishes.

//"S's order was to send Su Mian to Jiangcheng to replace Bai Jinxi's identity after he and Su Mian were in a coma." R said, "And S has always had a cover-up, Xu Sibai, a forensic doctor. These years, S has also completed his studies in forensic medicine. Let him return to this status, a year later, he will be transferred to Jiangcheng. Then everything will start again."

Xu Nanbai smiled suddenly: "For the mentally ill, this is really a deathly romantic decision."

"We still have a choice." L raised his head and looked at everyone, "If S will also lose his memory, let them be with us and we can say that they are a pair. Then, S can fulfill his wish and he can be with her. He can do whatever he wants without much trouble."

As soon as he finished speaking, everyone calmed down. This approach violates the previous arrangement of S, but they are all predators, and this approach naturally suits them better.

"I object." T said, “This is not the idea of S.”

"Vote." R said.

There were results soon.

For L’s proposal, only T and Xu Nanbai opposed it. The reason for T’s objection is that S’wish must be respected; and Xu Nanbai's objection is because he thinks it is better to kill Su Mian.// (Memory Lost Prequel, Part 16)

//It was early in the morning one month later, everyone found that S and Su Mian were gone.

The hospital bed in the hut was empty. T and his gun disappeared together.

"Fuck!" L cursed lowly and sharp-eyed,he picked up a piece of letterhead left on the table, it was T’s handwriting, and there was only one sentence—

"That's not the life S wants."// (Memory Lost Prequel, Part 17)

While T kept up working as a hitman in S' absence, he sent half of his earnings to him to ensure his well-being, and occasionally checked in on Xu Sibai in his new life. It is also canon that he fell into a deep depression for some time after being parted from S and the rest of the syndicate.

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Chen Pi Ah Si:

Listen. We know canonically Chen Pi is unhinged over his shifu's wife, but he's just as unhinged and Normal(tm) about Er Ye as he is about Ya Tou. He ripped a dude's face off for saying that Chen Pi might overtake Er Ye one day. He is the yandere flavour of a shizunfucker and you know it, and they deserve representation in this tournament as well

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Justice for Dave Pas-Sibaie bro, hes like seven years old and already got 3 haters 😔😔😔

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Just as one cannot become skilled at basketball without actually playing the game," he explained, "the development of complex intellectual abilities requires active participation and cannot solely rely on technological assistance.

Umberto León Domínguez quoted in an article by Noor Al-Sibai in Futurism. AI May Be Atrophying Our Brains, Professor Warns

If you don't use your brain, you could lose its abilities.

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Ed è l'intesa mentale che lega.

Quell'intesa fatta di complicità e fiducia. Piena.Totale.

E’ fuoco che brucia nel sangue e divora.

E’ una danza. Fatta di quel cercarsi

e volersi. E’ esserci.

Quello scegliersi in ogni momento.

Non servono le parole.

Non ce ne sono per spiegare cosa vuol dire avere dentro una persona, prendersene cura, sentirla nelle viscere, coccolarla nell'anima, avvertirla come presenza che bagna la carne e la penetra.

E’ presenza nella mancanza.

E mancanza nella presenza.

Una persona così non la cerchi.

Arriva, quasi per caso.

Ma non si resta per caso.

Si resta perché ci si tiene.

Senza parole inutili.

Senza pensare ad altro che a quel noi, da vivere, da assaporare, da scoprire.

Intese così non sono scontate.

Sono speciali. E vanno difese e protette.

Elisabetta Barbara De Sanctis

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Noncanonicals Tournament Round 1, Match 3

Match 3 is between Lin Nansheng from The Rebel (shizun/mentor: Chen Moqun) and Xie Lu / T from Memory Lost (shizun/mentor: Xu Sibai / S)

Propaganda under the cut! (Warning: Propaganda may include spoilers about the characters and their media)

Lin Nansheng:

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Xie Lu / T:

Xie Lu, codename T, is a member of the Alphabet Syndicate, and leader S's personal project. From a young age, Xie Lu displayed an uncanny aptitude for sharp-shooting. When his dream of going to a specialized school for training, and ultimately competing in the Olympics, was destroyed by his own father, Xie Lu left home, living off the land in the mountains. It was here, when he was fifteen, that he was approached by S, promising to train him in the art of killing, honing his already-excellent skills with a gun into something perfect.

//From fifteen to twenty-three years old, T followed him for eight years.

But he only stayed by his side for the first three years.// (Memory Lost novel, T's Story)

//After the case, the man whom T viewed as an older brother and a God-like figure, disbanded the organization and disappeared.

Everybody including T who were still alive started living their own lives.

“I’m sorry, T,” that man said, “I promised you five years, but I only led you three years.”

But T smiled, “I will always follow your orders in my lifetime.”

That man nodded and didn’t look at him again. He stared at the setting sun that was like a blazing fire. // (Memory Lost novel, T's Story)

In the aftermath of the police raid on the syndicate's base, T was the one who carried S out of the ruins, and cared for him, standing up to the others in defense of S' wishes.

//"S's order was to send Su Mian to Jiangcheng to replace Bai Jinxi's identity after he and Su Mian were in a coma." R said, "And S has always had a cover-up, Xu Sibai, a forensic doctor. These years, S has also completed his studies in forensic medicine. Let him return to this status, a year later, he will be transferred to Jiangcheng. Then everything will start again."

Xu Nanbai smiled suddenly: "For the mentally ill, this is really a deathly romantic decision."

"We still have a choice." L raised his head and looked at everyone, "If S will also lose his memory, let them be with us and we can say that they are a pair. Then, S can fulfill his wish and he can be with her. He can do whatever he wants without much trouble."

As soon as he finished speaking, everyone calmed down. This approach violates the previous arrangement of S, but they are all predators, and this approach naturally suits them better.

"I object." T said, “This is not the idea of S.”

"Vote." R said.

There were results soon.

For L’s proposal, only T and Xu Nanbai opposed it. The reason for T’s objection is that S’wish must be respected; and Xu Nanbai's objection is because he thinks it is better to kill Su Mian.// (Memory Lost Prequel, Part 16)

//It was early in the morning one month later, everyone found that S and Su Mian were gone.

The hospital bed in the hut was empty. T and his gun disappeared together.

"Fuck!" L cursed lowly and sharp-eyed,he picked up a piece of letterhead left on the table, it was T’s handwriting, and there was only one sentence—

"That's not the life S wants."// (Memory Lost Prequel, Part 17)

While T kept up working as a hitman in S' absence, he sent half of his earnings to him to ensure his well-being, and occasionally checked in on Xu Sibai in his new life. It is also canon that he fell into a deep depression for some time after being parted from S and the rest of the syndicate.

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Futurism Feb 13, 11:22 AM EST by Noor Al-Sibai Down in Florida, residents have been haunted by a strange specter: a lingering and super-dense fog that allegedly smells like chemicals and is making people sick. As USA Today reports, folks in large swaths of the Sunshine State are starting to freak out after encountering the mysterious fog repeatedly over the past few months. In response, many are…

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MY LITTLE GUYS <33333 THE PAS-SIBAIES ARE BACKKKKK

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Yehia Z. Gad et al. Africa (Cruciani et al. 2010, 800–807), yet it is geographically widespread among the European populations making up to 50-60% of the genetic pool of the modern Europeans (Arredi et al. 2004, 338–345; Cinnioǧlu et al. 2004, 127–148; Karafet et al. 2008, 830–838; Myres et al. 2011, 95–101; Klyosov 2012, 87–105). The introduction of this Y-chromosomal signature may be due to old introgression of lineages to the European gene pool from the Near East during the Neolithic spread of farming (Myres et al. 2011, 95–101). The phylogeographic analysis of the R1b haplogroup distribution provided strong support to the back-migration theory from Asia to Africa (Cruciani et al. 2010, 800–807). The R1b group was estimated to have an age of ca. 16,000 years before present (YBP) (Klyosov 2012, 87–105), and its suggested expansion time nearly approximates that of the G2a haplogroup (Cinnioǧlu et al. 2004, 127–148). Less than 7% of the contemporary Egyptians share the R1b Y-chromosomal fingerprint (Cruciani et al. 2010, 800–807; El-Sibai et al. 2009, 568–581). Haplogroup G2a The great-grandfather of Tutankhamun, Yuya, carries a Y-chromosomal signature that could be assigned to the haplogroup G2a. Haplogroup G is an F-affiliated clade (Luis et al. 2004, 532–544; Wood et al. 2005, 867–876), and it is defined by the mutation M201 (Cinnioǧlu et al. 2004, 127–148; Luis et al. 2004, 532–544; Wood et al. 2005, 867–876; Karafet et al. 2008, 830–838). This clade is not globally abundant, and its prevalence is mainly in the Middle East (highest in Druze), the Mediterranean basin and Caucasus Mountains where it exhibits its maximum frequency (Cinnioǧlu et al. 2004, 127–148; Karafet et al. 2008, 830–838; Balanovsky et al. 2011, 18255–18259; Lacan et al. 2011, 2905–2920). The pattern of this haplogroup distribution in the Caucasus suggests a Near Eastern origin (Cinnioǧlu et al. 2004, 127–148; Balanovsky et al. 2011, 18255–18259). The genetic share of the F-affiliated groups (G, H, I, J) is around 40% of the modern Egyptians, with G-M201 representing approximately 9% of the population (Luis et al. 2004, 532–544). Haplogroup L One of the male control mummies, an unidentified 18th Dynasty royal, previously thought to be Thutmose I (TT320-Cairo CG 61065), was proposed to belong to haplogroup L. This haplogroup is mainly defined by the M20 mutation, with additional markers to further confirm the clade definition (Sengupta et al. 2006, 202–221). It is found at low frequencies in some parts of the Middle East and Mediterranean Europe, and is mainly observed in southern, western and central Asia (highest in Indian subcontinent) (Kivisild et al. 2003, 313–332; Cordaux et al. 2004, 231–235; Sengupta et al. 2006, 202–221; Thanseem et al. 2006, 42; Karafet et al. 2008, 830–838). In Y-chromosome studies on modern Egyptians, no haplogroup L findings were reported (Arredi et al. 2004, 338–345; Luis et al. 2004, 532–544; El-Sibai et al. 2009, 568–581). Haplogroup E1b1a The father-son pair, Ramesses III and Unknown Man E/Pentawere, was found to have the haplogroup E1b1a (Hawass et al. 2012, e8268) that shows its highest frequencies in modern populations from

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West Africa (~80%) and Central Africa (~60%). It is less than 10% among North Africans and nearly absent in East Africa, which is where it was hypothesized to have originated (Trombetta et al. 2011, e16073). Alternatively, an earlier origin of around 20,000-30,000 YBP, was hypothesized in West Africa due to its very high diversity and frequency in that location (Rosa et al. 2007, 124). Although the frequency of haplogroup E among contemporary Egyptians is 39.5%, that of the E1b1 subclade was only 1.4% (Cruciani et al. 2004, 1014–1022; Luis et al. 2004, 532–544; El-Sibai et al. 2009, 568–581). Implications from mitochondrial DNA: Haplogroup K Haplogroup K most likely belonging to a Near Eastern lineage (Brandstätter et al. 2008, 191; Fernández et al. 2014, e1004401), is a subcluster of the macrohaplogroup U (Richards et al. 1998, 241–260; Kivisild et al. 1999, 1331–1334; Macaulay et al. 1999, 232–249; Maca-Meyer et al. 2001, 13). The age estimate of the K cluster is ~15,500–25,500 YBP (Richards et al. 2000, 1251–1276). The K haplogroup has been found to be present in 4.7% of contemporary Egyptian populations (Saunier et al. 2009, e97–e103). Haplogroup H The haplogroup of one of the studied mummies (Amenhotep III) was proposed as being H2b. Haplogroup H displays a sequence in the hypervariable region I (HVRI) identical to that of the Cambridge Reference Sequence (CRS) (Torroni et al. 1996, 1835–1850; Macaulay et al. 1999, 232–249; Richards et al. 2000, 1251–1276; van Oven & Kayser 2009, e386–e394). It is believed that the HVRI 16311 transition is an emerging subclade of the H-CRS and named as H2b (Roostalu et al. 2007, 436–448; Brandstätter et al. 2008, 191). The age estimate of cluster H in Europe can be dated to 19,200–21,400 YBP; however, it is older in the Near East and can be dated back to 23,200– 28,400 YBP. Haplogroup H is substantially prevalent in Europe as it is in the Near East but with a lower frequency (Torroni et al. 1996, 1835–1850; Richards et al. 2000, 1251–1276; Tambets et al. 2000, 219–235; Malyarchuk et al. 2008, 1651–1658). This indicates that, although this cluster might have its roots in the Middle East, the significant evolution of this mitochondrial signature occurred in Europe (Richards et al. 1996, 185–203), probably in the late Upper Paleolithic expansions (14 500 YBP) (Richards et al. 1998, 241–260; Richards et al. 2000, 1251–1276). The frequency of haplogroup H was, respectively, 3.6 and 5.94% among modern Egyptians (Saunier et al. 2009, e97–e103; Elmadawy et al. 2013, 338–341). Concluding remarks: This study reconfirms and complements the previously published family pedigree of the King Tutankhamun (Hawass et al. 2010, 638–647). It also presents the plausible mitochondrial and Y-chromosomal signatures of the family members. The data suggest geographical and temporal

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