I Like To Think That If The Courier Sided With The Legion, Legionaries Would Have Arguements Over Would

I like to think that if the courier sided with the legion, legionaries would have arguements over would win a fight, the courier that Caesar hired, or Legate Lanius. I imagine two legion recruits having a heated debate about this

"All im saying is that the courier could definitely beat Legatus Lanius in a fight, one does not simply rise through the ranks so quickly via mere luck!"

"How braindead are you? Lanius is Caesar's most feared general, that courier wouldn't stand a chance! Your just a fan of his because he saved you back at hoover dam, getting saved by a package carrier, how pathetic."

"You haven't even seen him fight! I have! He tore through profligates like paper! I saw him tear one's arm off! Bare handed!"

"So what? Lanius is so strong I have heard he could pierce even the strongest of armors with his sword!"

"Ha! Is mere hearsay the only evidence you have? Because I saw the courier punch a profligates head off! Not just any profligate mind you, but one of the profligates best! One of the ones with black armor."

"Well how about we ask someone else."

One of the legionaries turned to a legionarie who was eating

"You!"

"Hm?" The legionarie who was eating swallowed.

"Who do you believe would win in a battle Legatus Lanius or that random package carrier?"

The legionarie that was asked stared at them for a bit before answering

"Well I think that you two should be quiet and eat." After saying his piece he returned to his meal

The two legionaries who were arguing returned to staring at each other.

"This isn't over."

"I couldn't agree more."

Dude, Ulysses does Not speak in tongues… please pick up a book or something sometime, he’s not overcomplicating his philosophy on life he’s just explaining himself & his experiences thru the Mojave.

‘Speaking in tongues’ isn’t the right idiom to use btw. Ulysses explains himself quite well throughout the story, a misinterpretation like this could be taken for racism, esp. concerning his origin prior to where the story kicks off in fnv.

Your right and I'll make sure to educate myself better in the future, I just wanted to make a funny post about Ulysses and the courier being opposites

I changed it to sophisticated to hopefully be less of a misunderstanding of his character

I keep thinking about Junko Enoshima x Yasuhiro Hagakure.

I've been scrounging around for any sign of art/fanfictions with them, but have found literally nothing.

I don't know, something about chaotic, despair girlboss x a tarot card reading stoner just seems so enduring to me.

But, also how Junko is bored with predictability and her analytical ability, combining with Yasuhiro and his 30% correct predictions, while the rest is unpredictable.

So there's this anthology, Danganronpa 1 2 Beautiful Days yeah? Its the cutest shit and I KNOW its non canon or whatever but idgaf its cute

Here's a bit from the first story, where Makoto runs around and instills hope in everyone like day 2 in the cringiest way possible, honestly between this bit, IF and her freetimes honestly starting to ship Mukuro and Makoto, homegirl needs more love and as she herself says Makoto needs an assertive gf

You know Daniel Wyand? The dead guy outside the mojave express, well this is something i've been wondering for a bit, but in the FNV hand guide its suggested that he and The Courier knew each other at one point.

"Are you starting to remember? Do you recognize Daniel Wyand?"

So how do you think Daniel and The Courier knew each other?

A random thing I like to think about is how a hyperfixation can lead into a completely seperate hyperfixation through something as simple as watching a youtube video on said hyperfixation.

For an example my first ever hyperfixation was team fortress 2, during that hyperfixation I watched a soundsmith video that lead me to getting into Jojo's Bizarre adventure, watching JJBA resulted in me getting into anime, me getting into anime resulted in me now having a hyperfixation on Danganronpa