[2026-10-12 07:58:20.541] Starting up round ID 264306. - ------------------------- [2026-10-12 12:05:28.909] PAPER: Dalmationer/(Fifteen Eunomia) has printed "Station life: RIOT" (id: 9400) by Michael Loginstin from a book management console. [2026-10-12 12:07:01.214] PAPER: Dalmationer/(Fifteen Eunomia) has printed "The Case for Equimov" (id: 12218) by V. Nakano from a book management console. [2026-10-12 12:08:46.274] PAPER: Dalmationer/(Fifteen Eunomia) has printed "SELFNET Intercept: KYR. pg.1" (id: 12326) by BRAVO.aic from a book management console. [2026-10-12 12:08:53.276] PAPER: Dalmationer/(Fifteen Eunomia) has printed "SELFNET Intercept: KYR. pg.2" (id: 12327) by BRAVO.aic from a book management console. [2026-10-12 12:14:54.024] PAPER: Dalmationer/(Fifteen Eunomia) has printed "KILL YOUR REPLICANT" (id: 12324) by Mei Green from a book management console. [2026-10-12 12:15:00.524] PAPER: Dalmationer/(Fifteen Eunomia) has printed "Magpie Transfer Promo Flyer" (id: 12325) by Cybersun Industries from a book management console. [2026-10-12 12:15:06.532] PAPER: Dalmationer/(Fifteen Eunomia) has printed "CS Stork User Manual Annotate" (id: 12318) by Mavis Connolly, NT Technology Liason from a book management console. [2026-10-12 12:15:16.058] PAPER: Dalmationer/(Fifteen Eunomia) has printed "CS Civillian Replicant Guide" (id: 12316) by Cybersun Marketing Department from a book management console. [2026-10-12 12:15:46.568] PAPER: Dalmationer/(Fifteen Eunomia) has printed "Furniture" (id: 12314) by Erebus Dawn from a book management console. [2026-10-12 12:16:08.213] PAPER: Dalmationer/(Fifteen Eunomia) has printed "Egi" (id: 12319) by Ms. Mavis Connolly from a book management console. [2026-10-12 13:44:05.672] PAPER: Dalmationer/(Fifteen Eunomia) wrote to paper: "*[...] And Morrodin, whose three living servants had failed, became bitter and vowed to create from their ruin new servants whose unliving bodies would serve eternal without want for rest or luxury. - - From red quartz carved he the first of the stones, and by magic he purified out every diminutive oddity and abnormality until the insides were pure and clean. He placed each stone in a manifold of his own inspired design; - - The bone and shell was made of black steel, for cold steel alone could constrain a soul that wished not to be. In here, Morrodin branded Law. - The heart was made of glistening glass and quartz, and in that material's delicate fibers, impossibly small, Morrodin whispered Memory. - The matrix, the soul was gold, for only the blessed metal of the sun could contain the magic of a soul, and in the gleaming grid Morrodin whispered Life. - - And so the Soul Stone, the grim manifold, was brought into the world. Beautiful and terrible, he slipped bondage into the palm of his hand. - - And, touching the stone to his servants' bodies in turn, were those women's minds taken and entangled within its corridors, for the soul of a person is the mound of an ant, composed of thousands of selves mounted one atop another, the birth and then the death. And as their minds were taken, their bodies too were taken, for as the mound is naught without the ants, neither are the body and the soul distinct. - - And the three became one, and they would serve the vile sorcerer forever, - And they would want for nothing else. - - -Excerpt: The Death Of Morrodin, Wizard King. - From the archives of Hoyle Ishikawa*" [2026-10-12 13:44:43.589] PAPER: Dalmationer/(Fifteen Eunomia) wrote to paper: "[...] And Morrodin, whose three living servants had failed, became bitter and vowed to create from their ruin new servants whose unliving bodies would serve eternal without want for rest or luxury. - - From red quartz carved he the first of the stones, and by magic he purified out every diminutive oddity and abnormality until the insides were pure and clean. He placed each stone in a manifold of his own inspired design; - - The bone and shell was made of black steel, for cold steel alone could constrain a soul that wished not to be. In here, Morrodin branded Law. - The heart was made of glistening glass and quartz, and in that material's delicate fibers, impossibly small, Morrodin whispered Memory. - The matrix, the soul was gold, for only the blessed metal of the sun could contain the magic of a soul, and in the gleaming grid Morrodin whispered Life. - - And so the Soul Stone, the grim manifold, was brought into the world. Beautiful and terrible, he slipped bondage into the palm of his hand. - - And, touching the stone to his servants' bodies in turn, were those women's minds taken and entangled within its corridors, for the soul of a person is the mound of an ant, composed of thousands of selves mounted one atop another, the birth and then the death. And as their minds were taken, their bodies too were taken, for as the mound is naught without the ants, neither are the body and the soul distinct. - - And the three became one, and they would serve the vile sorcerer forever, - And they would want for nothing else. - - -Excerpt: The Death Of Morrodin, Wizard King. - From the archives of Hoyle Ishikawa" [2026-10-12 13:45:13.593] PAPER: Dalmationer/(Fifteen Eunomia) wrote to paper: "[...] And Morrodin, whose three living servants had failed, became bitter and vowed to create from their ruin new servants whose unliving bodies would serve eternal without want for rest or luxury. - - From red quartz carved he the first of the stones, and by magic he purified out every diminutive oddity and abnormality until the insides were pure and clean. He placed each stone in a manifold of his own inspired design; - - The bone and shell was made of black steel, for cold steel alone could constrain a soul that wished not to be. In here, Morrodin branded Law. - The heart was made of glistening glass and quartz, and in that material's delicate fibers, impossibly small, Morrodin whispered Memory. - The matrix, the soul was gold, for only the blessed metal of the sun could contain the magic of a soul, and in the gleaming grid Morrodin whispered Life. - - And so the Soul Stone, the grim manifold, was brought into the world. Beautiful and terrible, he slipped bondage into the palm of his hand. - - And, touching the stone to his servants' bodies in turn, were those women's minds taken and entangled within its corridors, for the soul of a person is the mound of an ant, composed of thousands of selves mounted one atop another, the birth and then the death. And as their minds were taken, their bodies too were taken, for as the mound is naught without the ants, neither are the body and the soul distinct. - - And the three became one, and they would serve the vile sorcerer forever, - And they would want for nothing else. - - -Excerpt: The Death Of Morrodin, Wizard King. - From the archives of Hoyle Ishikawa" [2026-10-12 16:48:04.084] PAPER: Dalmationer/(Fifteen Eunomia) has printed "W-I.G. M.: Eldritch-Theorien" (id: 12322) by J. Eckhart from a book management console. [2026-10-12 16:48:16.086] PAPER: Dalmationer/(Fifteen Eunomia) has printed "T.A.C.b.t.I.H.A.NT-SS12" (id: 12313) by К.Л.O.Д from a book management console. [2026-10-12 17:04:27.649] PAPER: elisha13/(Orville Kashif) has printed "Analysis on Moths" (id: 8792) by Cucullia Huebon from a book management console. [2026-10-12 17:05:14.817] PAPER: elisha13/(Orville Kashif) has printed "In Defense Of Moths" (id: 8239) by Jack Walters from a book management console.