Yikes, some glaring writing errors. Should've left it until I woke up and checked for mistakes instead of sending it when I was half-asleep. Still, thanks for enjoying it anyway.
Ooh, sounds interesting, looking forward to it.
Anyhoo, some clarifications on the way EE progresses. Each subsequent persona has the ability to assume the powers and abilities of all previous forms, but EE picks targets at a seemingly random order and not bound by linear time, and a future puppet from the same timeline is not necessarily more powerful than another puppet from an earlier time. To kill each persona, all forms must be killed individually, or the persona must be completely convinced not to pursue their desire of absolute control, THEN killing them, or somehow severing EE's control. The 2nd method, unfortunately, still kills the persona and still adds to EE's powers, but at least you don't have to fight his other forms. The 3rd one, if done properly, saves the persona from EE's control, and the form and ability is not added to EE's repertoire. Here's a list of progression:
1st Puppet: The Oracle ==> 2nd Puppet: The Western Dragon Mage ==> ?th Puppet: The Electromaster ==> ?th Puppet: Heir to the Lugovalian Throne ==> ?th Puppet: The enemy in London
Placements not decided yet:
The "god" of the Sea Lords
Dirk Patton
The EE that controlled the mass murderer in the Noble Exile
Currently, not sure if I should go with the badass route or the cheesy route of beating EE once and for all. Maybe a combination of both.
Also, hopefully I didn't step on anyone's plans with that latest chapter >_<
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