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690913 No. 690913 ID: dd338c

The Rulekeeper has created the stage for administrators. There are 8 phases total, and an administrator will enter the phase equal to the stage they last made it to. Thus, the earlier the administrator was killed, the more contests they will need to win to become an admin again. Because this must be completed before stage 8 is over, Rulekeeper is going to make sure that all contests are short, brief, and mostly fair.

Choose an ex-administrator to receive suggestions:
http://strawpoll.me/6409023
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No. 717164 ID: dd338c
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717164

"The real Radmin and Glamison. Sure, kid. It'll cost you some tickets."
>"Oh sure! Here's a pen, too!"

He hands you an unorganized fistful of tickets, activating your latent OCD levels.

"Now for something to sign on, I need either my own merchandise, a picture of me and I suppose I'd allow others to be in it as well, or the body parts of any willing ladies you have on hand!"
>"U-uhhh the gift shop is swamped right now and I don't have any ladies! Wait what if I found a shopkeep and I became a lady?"

You and Glamison share a glance.

"...somethin' tells me that's kinda weird, kid, but I like your gusto, so I'll settle with your face."

How will you sign his face?
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No. 717167 ID: 5ad4a7

>>717164
"RADMIN WAS HERE THIS KID IS A LOSER"
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No. 717169 ID: dd338c
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717169

Paper Doll
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No. 717173 ID: 02422f
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717173

Big old John Hancock, right over the eye.
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No. 717175 ID: 601dbe

Be polite, like "to my awesome fan, Tramp Chief, *Radmin," but draw a middle finger after it. That, or add "everybody else can f* off" at the end.
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No. 717183 ID: 99a64d
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717183

Something something over 9000 hours in Ms Paint.

Probably should have the signature be in the style of >>717173 but I am not a calligrapher, 'specially not with a mouse.
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No. 717204 ID: 02422f
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717204

I couldn't resist doing this, too.
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No. 717211 ID: cfc544
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717211

This guy has moxy. He sees what he wants and he goes for it. He deserves to be bestowed his title.
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No. 717216 ID: dd338c
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717216

You keep it simple, and also leave enough room for Glamison to do the same. Someday when you gain admin powers, you can have so many words floating through him.

As soon as you two finish, he runs over to a reflective glass surface. He laughs.

>"You two did not disappoint!" he says. "Thank you so much! I died in stage 1 and thought 'was that it' but no, I met someone important! Thank you so much!"
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No. 717217 ID: dd338c
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717217

You've got to step it up, cause you don't feel like an asshole at all right now. You and Glamison wait in line, and although there are some shocked looks and stares from many tables, no one comes running up to get your signature.

Which isn't surprising, since it's not like there's any point, but apparently that didn't stop Glitcher from making a gift shop. You two make your way to a secluded booth with a view and shoo off the previous people sitting there.

>"Holy shit this pizza is amazing." Alison says.
"Hey, it really is."
>"Is that what food is like this cycle? I'm jealous."
"Nope, even the 'best' felt like food in a dream compared to this stuff."
>"Goddamn, if people aren't getting this food, they are missing out."

The two of you munch away for a moment.

>"Man, everyone's really into this."
"What, the pizza?"
>"No, not - well that too, but - listen. Fiver. Feels like I'm breaking character and maybe I shouldn't, but can I real talk at you for a minute?"
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No. 717218 ID: f02a77

>>717216
Waaait, that's not how mirrors work!
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No. 717219 ID: 91ee5f

>>717217
Hey, take it easy with the pizza. You'll get fat if you keep eating like that!
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No. 717221 ID: 3f9dc0

I guess out of the ring we can break character a bit, sure. just, you know, keep it down.
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No. 717223 ID: f6442a
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717223

Did someone say paper doll?
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No. 717225 ID: dd338c
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717225

>Waaait, that's not how mirrors work!
This is the dream/ghost zone. Anything is possible.

"Lay it on me, just keep it down."
>"This is all pretty weird, isn't it? Like everyone here just died, right, then came back to be a participating audience of a bunch of admins being wrestling literally hours ago if I heard right. I mean I probably sounded like I'm rolling with it, but you know, the last thing I remembered... well, I died in stage 4 or so, right? But enough people absorbed me that things kept going. Eventually the powerhouses made it to stage 11. The Arbiter, someone called the Warlock, and some guy named Petal. They had a long talk with us, and they were going to fight the CAI or something. And that was it. I went to sleep, next thing I know, some spotty guy named the glitcher tells me that over 2000 cycles have passed since then."

You finish chewing while formulating a response, but she adds something.

>"And he's telling me I'm gonna wrestle the hell out of some administrators to help this cycle somehow. Is that weird to anyone else or am I just a weird great-grandma here?"
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No. 717229 ID: 6bd5fb

Well your hair is pretty retro.
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No. 717230 ID: 02422f

>>717223
Brilliant.

>"And he's telling me I'm gonna wrestle the hell out of some administrators to help this cycle somehow. Is that weird to anyone else or am I just a weird great-grandma here?"
No, it's all pretty weird. But honestly, I think at this point people welcome weird stuff and jumping off the rails instead of normal everyone fighting to the death stuff.

Look at it this way. Normally, Glitcher is all boring, and scared and reluctant to use his powers. Normally, the admins don't even bother to make a Rulekeeper. But now, they've both decided they don't want to follow the rules, they want to do stuff, and they're cutting loose. This is people who never allowed themselves to have fun cutting loose. So yeah, it's weird. But I figure, if this is what they do when they start fooling around for the first time, imagine what happens when they get serious. Things are gonna change, this cycle.
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No. 717231 ID: 5ad4a7

>>717225
Tell her the CAI is unbeatable, they have a literal IWIN button. This cycle is special, though. Rulekeep is an entity who has never existed before, a god in the sim on par with Glitcher, and he convinced her to join forces with him... apparently they're going to leave this cycle somehow, to find a way to stop the unending tragedy? They've already gained a large amount of access to previous cycles, obviously. They'll probably come back right at the end with a solution for us.

Oh right and they're obviously dating.
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No. 717233 ID: 211d83

Nope this cycle has been unique. Apparently we have had a few events that no records have mentioned before.

Your current incarnation managed to figure out a way to get Glitcher and Rulekeeper together somehow and now we are here to vote them super powers.

I think she did have to die for it to work though.
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No. 717237 ID: cfc544

Of course it's weird. This is all weird. You're pretty sure Rulekeeper and Glitcher working together this way might not be something that's ever been the case before, and they're making things happen that haven't ever happened before. As far as you know, this is all new.

You don't know what's going to happen, but that's exactly the way things need to be. And you, for your part, intend to keep this ball rolling.

Because it's totally rad.

... Also because you have a huge ego and you'd be pretty happy fucking everything up so long as you knew you had a hand in it.

Also also, if she's a great-grandma then she looks VERY good for her age.
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No. 717243 ID: dd338c
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717243

"Well, your hair gives off a retro feel."
>"Ha. It started off smooth, you know. Completely straight cut, not a fray to be seen. Each stage and each safe zone though it got way out there, and it felt right."
"Well I'll have you know that for a 2000 generation old grandma, you look great. Now here's real back to you. It's all weird. But at this point, people welcome the weird. We'll hop off the rails even if it's just a cliff on either side. Seems like by stage 3 or 4, everyone starts catching wind that we've done this three thousand times. And that we're just fighting for our lives to run off a cliff at the end. And the CAI fight at the end? Rigged. there's no way to win it, at least not normally. Normally Glitcher is boring. Scared and reluctant to use his powers, because it's backfired in the past. Normally the administrators don't make a rulekeeper."
>"Rulekeeper's existed before too?"
"Not as she is now, but statistically speaking, you can bet there's been rulekeeper-like things in the past. Not like this one, probably. Anyways, Glitcher didn't need to set up all this. He can put whatever administrators he wants on the roster."
>"So why'd he do it?"
"Because he and Rulekeeper are fooling around. Probably behind closed doors too, cause they're dating, which is definitely new."
>"Haha, really? But do tell me more about this fooling around."
"This is it. This is what happens when they fool around, so you can imagine what happens if they get serious."
>"Hmmm... I don't think they're completely fooling around."
"Oh?"
>"When he told me everything he did, he did sound like he was screwing around, except for one thing. He told me... to give a good show. It didn't matter if I won or lost. But that this was for the audience. He didn't say it, but he made it sound like that was the absolute most important thing to have happen. This feels like one big safe zone. Maybe cause it's all I know, but it just feels like I should be able to look out here and see some big timer counting down when we all gotta move down and die by the bucketload. But hey, maybe we'll come back in a few cycles and slapped in some go-karts and told by some new force that we gotta race to the finish."
"Ha. Far as I can tell, this is the safe zone, and the timer's counting down to the end of the intermission where I'm gonna go back to twirling Sweatermouse! I think I heard someone say the intermission was gonna be about 8 hours, but it took a damn long time just to get here! Anyway, whatever those two have planned, I'm gonna keep the ball rolling, cause it's rad."
>"Man, I hope so. You should go be even radder and apologize to that mouse. She seemed more confused than I did."
"I plan on it before my next match!"

There's plenty to do in town, but not much of it is productive. Then again, that may not even matter.
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No. 717244 ID: 211d83

Why don't you go take Glam Alison to meet Sweatermouse. Get your apology in and find out her story.
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No. 717246 ID: 5ad4a7

>>717243
We gotta go be rude to people. Keep boosting up your role, make up for being (almost) nice to that kid.
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No. 717247 ID: bb78f2

>>717243
If you WANT to do something productive well...
Want to do something crazy, Alison? Like make a sex tape and have the operator's hack into every monitor in the city and show it off? That's a thing some wrestlers do... I think. You're IN character as a pervert, even if you're not really, so it would be IN character. Should I say that it would be a... REproductive thing to do? Ehhh? Eh?
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No. 717248 ID: 02422f

>You should go be even radder and apologize to that mouse. She seemed more confused than I did.
Yeah, she's in a weird spot. She died at some point, then got brought back in stage 8 which uses a bunch of ghosts for some reason. Then something happened to mess that up for her, so she ended up here. Double Resurrection confusion!

>Do anything productive
Go shopping for some stuff to use in pranks and tricks an cheating?

See if you come across anyone you know to plot and share information with?

...and yeah, gotta bury the hatchet with Newsweatermouse at some point.
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No. 717252 ID: f562b1

>>717246
Some people like jerks. Doesn't mean Radmin was "Nice," he was still a jerk, the kid just happened to like it.
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No. 717259 ID: dd338c
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717259

>Make a sex tape and have the operator's hack into every monitor in the city and show it off?
To get the full impact on this, you would have to have some explanation within this tape in order to explain what sex even is to the greater portion of the audience.

To the point that it would just be a public service announcement on sex-ed, starring you and Alison.

And you're no educator.

"Alright. Gonna have time later to check out more of the town, buy some things, have this pizza, and be a big ol' jerk so they can have some playbacks for the next match. But you know what? I will apologize to Newsweatermouse before I go and forget or find something better to do! Wanna come with? I'm curious what her story is, since I have my doubts that Glitcher chose her at random."
>"Sure."

You head back and find the Ref's door and give it a knock.
>"Who is it?"
"Radmin!"
>"I'm only letting you in if it's to apologize!"
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No. 717260 ID: 02422f

>>717259
Then let me in!
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No. 717261 ID: 5ad4a7

>>717259
What a coincidence!
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No. 717262 ID: 211d83

Well open the door for the best apology ever then.

Plus I brought Alison so we can all hang out.
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No. 717264 ID: 595d54

>>717261
This.
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No. 717268 ID: dd338c
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717268

"What a coincidence!"
"Oh gosh fine come in."
"Sweatermouse! I see you have not put on a new sweater for some reason."
"I don't want a new sweater, you idiot! I want that one. And that didn't sound like an apology, mister - oh hi Alison!"
>"Hey. Think I've seen you before. Eh, would've been on another cycle anyway, so nevermind!"
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No. 717270 ID: 02422f

>didn't actually go get a sweater.
Tsk tsk, lying on stage!

Well we can't have you be Sweaterlessmouse forever. I apologize for commandeering your sweater, and so I return it. *(gently) toss it in her face*
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No. 717271 ID: 5ad4a7

This had better be off the record, but yeah sorry about not giving you a real fight. Not sorry about stealing your sweater though.
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No. 717273 ID: 595d54

"Yeah, sorry about going that far playing the villain. Hope you had some fun anyway."
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No. 717275 ID: dd338c
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717275

"Lying on stage! But Sweaterlessmouse is a bit of a mouthful, so if this is purely off the record, then I apologize for not giving you a real fight, and I suppose somewhat for stealing your sweater!"
"Somewhat?"
"You're the ref. If you truly minded, you could have ordered me to return the sweater, couldn't you?"
"... whatever, close enough! I'll remind you that this place is mostly modelled after safe zone mechanics, except customized between that and freeroam for active wrestlers. And, you know what rule safe zones have? If you lose your clothes, you can summon them back."

Sweatermouse snaps her fingers.
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No. 717276 ID: dd338c
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717276

Your backup sweater disappears before you toss it back over.

"And I'm not a wrestler."
>"Damn mouse, you were acting the whole time, weren't you?!" Alison asks.
"Ha, I had my suspicions you secretly liked to be teased!"
"Oh my gosh it's true I couldn't even get a little mad for real! I've never had such a good time since meeting this cycle's Alison I mean your fight was really embarrasing but it was so fun!
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No. 717282 ID: 02422f

Bam. Perfect read on Sweatermouse.

>>717276
Hahahahaha! Well, you sure had the audience fooled, they were genuinely outraged on your behalf. We can keep it a secret from them, it's more fun if we look like we're clashing on stage.

>since meeting this cycle's Alison
Aha! I thought you might have ran into her. I haven't seen her myself since starting stage 8. Then all this happened.

(Prompt to try and get her to share what happened with Alison, and to the ghosts afterwards).
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No. 717284 ID: bb78f2

Alright, I want the deets girl. Backstory you know?
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No. 717285 ID: dd338c
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717285

"Well you made me doubt myself, and you sure fooled the audience! And I hope that'll continue."
"Oh you better not suddenly be nice to me. I mean not on stage anyway!"
"I'll be the worst. And I thought you might've ran into our Alison! Care to fill me in on what happened in stage 8? And give me your backstory while you're at it."
"Sure! Come in, both of you, I'd like to hear about you Glam Alison and about regular - er, our Alison from you, Radmin."

You all sit down and have a chat. You learn a lot of things, but mostly that Sweatermouse is a huge Alison fangirl even beyond your expectations.
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No. 717286 ID: dd338c
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717286

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No. 717288 ID: dd338c
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717288

.... Look at that huge asshole, making amends and being an all around okay kind of guy.
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No. 717289 ID: dd338c
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717289

Makes me almost neutral to him being an administrator.

"Well, that's a good pausing point. Everyone's in a good mood. It warms my metaphorical heart"
"Does that mean you'd like to leave this cycle in stasis and begin time travelling?"
"Mayyyybe. I wonder if we should tell these guys that we already declared 4 random admin losers to actually be the winners of the whole thing and made them go ahead and give you permanency. All so that we didn't have to wait for this to end?"
"I doubt it would harm anything as long as you also explain that we had those four administrators agree to relinquish their position to the four new winners. Which will be the actual winners. Really, all we did was place temporary administrators in while the slots were empty."
"Yeah okay."

Point is is that we went ahead and gave Rulekeeper permanency and access to every material thing this cycle. Still, I got pretty caught up in watching these guys make fools of themselves. I can't do it forever, because having a million people with autonomy in a stage that's meant to have 400 is setting off all kinds of red flags that alert a potentially higher power than what is contained in this cycle. But I can keep it up long enough to finish this event. On the other hand, it may be nice to stagger the good times with the times where we visit depressing, doomed cycles.

It all boils down to two options.

Choose next thread:
Put wrestling on hold; begin time travelling.
Continue wrestling, do time travelling later.

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No. 717290 ID: 5ad4a7

>>717289
Let's do some time travel.
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No. 717291 ID: 211d83

I like time traveling now so we can come back to the silliness later after seeing sad stuff.
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No. 717308 ID: 8111b6

Time travel, says I.

Also, the matching teeth are charming, but I half wonder if the two of you are at risk of accidentally merging into a singular being. It wouldn't be good if you turned into a thing that glitches the system enough that it starts breaking. ...a Corruptor, if you will.
So practice safe cybersex, you two.
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No. 717309 ID: 99a64d

Well... I do love me some wrasslin', but variety is the spice of life, so let's go check out some doomed timelines.
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No. 717312 ID: cfc544

Yeah, you guys will probably want to recover some later, moodwise, so time travel. Are you just going yourselves, or planning to bring anyone with you? Maybe you can't bring anyone else with you, but, though you're both the gods of this place and how it works and all, you're both kinda inexperienced at some things, I think. Like, socially. Maybe. I don't know, perhaps that won't be important.

Oh, and do you guys know what's up with Corrupter yet? Has he been watching the wrestling, too? ... if you pause him, he doesn't have some freaky thing to unpause himself, does he? Doing things he's not supposed to be able to do is kind of a thing of his.
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No. 717323 ID: 02422f

>ask for backstory
>immediate pause.
Well maybe we'll hear the tail end when we get back.

>got 4 random admins to rubber stamp what you wanted
Pffffff. I guess this whole contest thing get a handle on personalities, so you could pick people who would be willing to comply without trying to push their own agendas or backstab you.

>what do
I guess it's time for time traveling. Do you have any locations in particular to start with? When looks interesting?
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No. 717328 ID: dd338c
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717328

>Oh, and do you guys know what's up with Corrupter yet?
That guy's still missing.

>Are you just going yourselves, or planning to bring anyone with you?
We'll probably start out ourselves, but if I'm right, we can teleport people across cycles as well.

>I guess this whole contest thing get a handle on personalities, so you could pick people who would be willing to comply without trying to push their own agendas or backstab you.
Well it was at first but now it's to let a million people live a little bit. Especially if I fuck something up bad on this time travelling mission and this cycle gets considered fully corrupt and gets purged or something.

If I can do it in mass then maybe I could shove everyone into a single cycle! Why not.

>Do you have any locations in particular to start with? When looks interesting?
Checking out the very first cycle may lead to something interesting, or maybe it's the most boring thing ever.

Also feels like some of those easter eggs might've been scattered across cycles somehow, but we'll find out if that's really the case soon enough.

There's also a small cluster of about 10 consecutive cycles where it seems like the structure is slightly different. Don't know what's up with that.

There's also a near fully corrupted cycle.

Probably just going to start with visiting random cycles and getting an idea what happened.

"Let's do some time travelling, Rulekeeper, and maybe fit in some time to find out where the corruptor went off to."
"Alright. Let's not spend too long at once, Glitcher. If there are red flags for what you're doing here, I would imagine there's a greater set of red flags for completely changing what cycle is activated."
"Well we'll watch out for signs of the CAI gods getting angry with our mortal meddling, then appease them with sports entertainment to act like this cycle is going anywhere. We've got a lot to cover."
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