The void.
Ah, how do i describe such a realm?
Splintered across hundreds of factions, possibly more, with subfactions....
No wonder they always have a civil war.
Alas, we speak of a rare time where one of the two AVG's take a break.
A break....in th...
(GOV: nah fuck it, im just gonna use my own lore to create a story while i figure out which universe to send them to.
You are very welcome to send suggestions of which universe i should send them to, in the meantime, i will be writing)
(A/N: he lives, HE LIVES. Seriously you go silent for a year, show up, say something, vanish again which might've been a month, and then show up out of nowhere again to drop this chapter)
(GOV: less talk more story)
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The void entity ventured out from one of many gateways, exiting the void. Which meant, it had entered a reality.
"Scanning for threats proved...unnecessary. Zero multiversal entity's here." The entity seemed disappointed, before unsheathing its blade "...Eradicator, first generation."
"Should've known a being such as you would see past the cloaking device." The 17 meter tall battlesuit materialized out of nowhere, as if only now being recognized by the multiverse "why are you here?"
"Vacation, until you showed up."
"...Oh, well, in that case I'll leave. We thought you were about to kill everything here or something." Did that person just leave?
(GOV: to be fair creatures from the void dont find lying very neccessary unless they infiltrate an organization, which makes them a good ally...until they openly state they dont like what your doing and stab you in the face instead of the back.)
"I had expected them to fight me." The entity shrugged before walking on the air, heading toward what seemed to be a fortress-city....was this a fantasy world? Magic was definitely felt in that place, so most likely.
The entity teleported into the nearby forest, before thinking of a name and changing its looks
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(GOV: wings included. Being able to fly is funny Also im adding a blue cape because it looks cool)
"Emily...do i really need a last name?" The vo- or, well...newly named Emily, had seen no point in making up a fake last name, and shrugged, before constructing a zweihander, which is a pretty good crowd control weapon in a skilled swordsmans hands.
And just in time too, because there's 13 goblins with tiny daggers and spears approaching.
"Oh, good, i need test subjects to see if my sword skills are still adequate." Emily grabbed the hidden 14th goblins arrow before snapping it, and then slicing a spears wooden shaft into two pieces before redirecting a third goblins dagger into the overextended formerly spear using goblin, sending them both to the floor.
"That's it?" And, with a single stab, she killed both goblins while ducking under another launched arrow, before picking up the dagger and tossing it at the archer "disappointed..." she had then used her swords weight to slam another goblins dagger into the dirt before punching them back and hitting another with the pummel of the zweihander, moments before decapitating both in a wide swing, while using the momentum to slam the blade into another goblins spear, shattering wood.
(GOV: this is what happens when you bring small daggers and wood spears to kill a knight using a zweihander)
"Seven." She counted the remaining goblins, as she grabbed the disarmed goblin and crushed his head "...now six."
The remaining six goblins were about to use the tactic called 'running away' before each of them got eliminated by metal spikes erupting from the ground.
"Boring, and here i thought I'd get a challenge by downgrading myself to superhuman strength...did i overestimate this world?"
(GOV: yes, yes you did.)
Emily removed the goblins blood from her blade utilizing a method known as manipulating water, since blood is converted water technically.
"Do i become a villain or a hero? On one hand, villains look cool as fuck and get cool title's and an epic final stand before having character development, on the other hand...hero saves the day and fights- wait, cant i just be a villain with morals?" Emily then shrugged before reviving the 14 goblins, and removing the flesh from them, creating undead warriors to do her bidding "you used to kill adventurers, but now you...wait, no, you'll still do that when needed."
She gave her favorite skeleton some metal plate armor, looking like a knight, and then a halberd. The rest got leather armor, wood shields, and spears.
(GOV: spears are superior to swords in terms of training speed and reach. Also anti cavalry weapon unlike swords, all you have to do is stabby stabby usually.)
"...Oh wait, its night. I was going to do something but i need it to be day." She thought for two seconds befor- "adventureeeee!"
...well it looks like she's having a campfire set up.
(A/N: the average GOV experience; shows up, creates chapter, leaves for an unknown amount of time(a year), comes back without warning, and then creates another while no one expects an update.)
(GOV: you cannot rush a story, unless you stay up all day and night coming up with stuff and adding it instantly.)
(A/N: i dont know if that's very healthy)
(GOV: to be fair i have nothing better to do after reworking my lore for what is probably very close to the 74th time.
I have too much free time, so why not use it? After all its not like anything bad will happen to me for missing one night of sleep)
