Ares: Are oranges named orange because oranges are orange or is orange called orange because oranges are orange?
Tyr: Which came first, the orange or the orange?
Athena: Orange was first used to refer the fruit 1280 years ago but was not used as a color until 1000 years ago.
Neit: What was the color called before then?
Bellona: There was no color, duh! Everything was black and white!
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Things Sanders Sides Absolutely Have Said Pt. 3
Remus: "Go hang a salami" backwards is "I'm a lasagna hog"!
Virgil: How did either of those sentences occur naturally for you to discover this?
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Roman: What starts with F and ends with Uck?
Logan: No it doesn't.
Patton: Firetruck!
Virgil: FUCK!
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Roman: There are three chairs and five kids. What do you do?
Patton: Uhh, cut each chair in half to make six!
Remus: Make them FIGHT for their seats!
Logan: ...Get two more chairs.
Virgil: I would never be near children.
Janus: Get rid of two kids.
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Janus: What is wrong with you?
Virgil: Many, many things...
Virgil: And most of them are your fucking fault.
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Patton: THAT'S THE LONGEST WORM I'VE EVER SEEN!
Logan: Patton, that's a snake.
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Virgil: If I fall…
Roman: I’ll be there to catch you.
Patton: *looks at Janus* What if I fall?
Janus: Then I’ll fall with you, never leaving your side.
Remus: *watches these interactions*
Remus, to Logan: And if I fall?
Logan: I’ll be the one who pushed you.
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Janus, in SvS: You are a solid 11/10.
Roman: Aw, thank-
Janus, under his breath: Which is 1.1 because you look like shit.
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*WTIT*
Logan: You have Crayons?
Thomas: Yes, I have—
Logan: You're— how old are you?
Thomas: YES I AM AN ADULT AND I HAVE CRAYONS, I HAVE A BOX OF EMERGENCY CRAYONS IN THE CABINET UNDER THE TV BECAUSE EVERYBODY NEEDS CRAYONS SOMETIMES, OKAY? EVERYBODY NEEDS CRAYONS.
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Yo can we talk about that time Persephone snatched someone to the Underworld because she stopped worshipping Artemis?
Artemis: There's a woman who stopped worshipping me, so I shoot her but let her live.
Persephone, who just dragged said woman to the Underworld: Don't worry bestie, I took care of the rest for you.
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*right after Redux*
Remus: Boo!
Janus: Remus, darling, if you’re trying to make me scream, you’ll have to try a little harder than that. *chuckles*
Remus: Alright Double D— *pokes a finger in Janus’ eye as hard as he can*
Janus: *screams*
Remus: You’re right Janny, I AM the evil twin. But NO ONE messes with my brother except me, bitch!
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Long time I know. I first offer a Merry Christmas for you and my family. But the Valhalla DLC for Ragnarök just dropped (Super wonderful), and I been thinking about how the old God of War in Egypt ideas would work with it. In Egyptian Mythology you have the 42 Negative Confessions and it 42 Judges of Maat. It's not about perfection, but to keep trying to outweight your bad deeds with good ones, to bring more balance than chaos to the world.
Alright so, in the God of War in Egypt AU, we've gotta trim the 42 down a bit, so we're grouping it into six groups of seven. Each group of seven represent a level to clear, with the final one at the end.
So the story is, after the final boss of the second game, Apophis, Osiris invites Kratos to the Underworld for "a great matter", and tells him someone wants to talk to him. Basically, Kratos has to traverse the 42 Confessors/Judges of Ma'at with Nephthys, facing one of his sins as a boss at the end of each level.
The 42, again, in groups of seven, you're not facing all of them at once, act as witnesses, watching him go through it, and talking to him at the end of it.
The bosses are all from the previous God of War games, particularly the ones Kratos feels kinda bad about.
Also, you get the Blade of Olympus at the beginning of the DLC, and it gains power with every boss you defeat.
First boss is Helios, good solid start to the story.
Second is the Princess of Posiedon, who sort of uses Posiedon's powers from GoW3. This ends with Kratos apologizing to her and her soul finding rest.
Third is Hera, who points out he could have shown her mercy but chose not to.
Fourth is Hercules, this one is lighter than the others, since Herc isn't really salty about losing, and Hercules passes on on good terms.
Fifth is Hephaestus, who is angry at the world more than Kratos himself.
The Sixth boss is Ares himself. the man who started it all. This is a knock down drag out fight... and it leads you into the REAL final boss.
See, once you've defeated Ares, you're led into the Heart Weighing Chamber where Anubis has begun his tenure as Guardian of the Dead, and under your son's gaze you fight the real Final Boss of the Ma'at DLC.
The final boss is Mars, the Roman God of War, the inheritor of both Kratos and Ares' legends. A more grim and noble God of War.
The fight ends in a draw, and Mars leaves, having put the ghosts of old to rest and returns to the fledgling Rome, to tak eup his post as the God of War.
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Roman: Simply amazing, Jaune!
Jaune: Roman.
Roman: You really do remember me this time? I'm SO FLATTERED!
Pulls out Melodic Cudgel and points it at Jaune.
Roman: But you're TOO LATE!!
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