None of us our regular human beings, that would be useful for the entire forum.
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not even the harbinger reaper
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come on step it up
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I would turn into the death star.
A bohrok pahrak
but sentient
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That would be asking rebellion squads to kill you.
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A pizza.
mack superliner, yeah seems nice
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Iâd turn into a giant burst of flames.
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Does astral projection count?
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I would, animal wise, turn into a DC Martian.
As for machinery:
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an adjective⌠no, donât ask how. donât ask why either.
now if youâll excuse me, thereâs a noun I need to describe
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this
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Ethereal Archangel-like Being known as a Bastion member (in my fictional multiverse Im in the works writing about).
And I thought my choice was OPâŚ
Well there is a reason why I would choose such an OP form, mainly because in the story Im making each soul of a person is small pieces of a larger Ethereal source which is scattered amongst countless multiverses (which explains why there are the same you in multiple different realities). Only the strongest souls known as the Bastion, the first children of Yahweh, also known as Archangles to the Arcadian and the Omega Universe (but they do have multiple different names for each universe), are the only ones that still hold to their primary collective continuousness, even after countless reincarnations and connecting to the ethereal source. They are the only ones which souls dont directly connect the Ethereal source to which all souls go to when their mortal bodies expire. The reason behind this is when all and nothing was formed, they were the first to enact free will and still being reincarnated until their mission is complete. What that mission is, that Im still writing.
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Thatâs kinda confusing, but okay.
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Part potato, part horse.
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