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Originally posted by SaSsYlEz
Bullets began to spray across the island aiming in every direction a body was located, mutant or other wise. Kyle paused and leaned over placing her hands on her knees. Her heart beat wildly within her chest and she looked out at battle continuing before her very eyes. She didn't want to be part of a battle, she didn't want to hurt anyone unless they hurt her first.

Her train of though wrecked. A bullet flew through the air and planted itself within her shoulder just below her collar bone. It happened so fast that it all seemed surreal, like it wasn't happening to her. Her hand lifted and squeezed her shoulder, blood flowed freely over her hand. The pain seemed distant like an after thought and her thoughts were almost nonexistent.

Kyle Moree held the power to kill 'The General', this man who threatened her life and the lives of all the others around her. But Kyle was selfish at the best of times and now that her survival was threatened she put a plan to kill into action. She turned on her heel still clutching her shoulder and walked back towards the soldiers. All she had to do was release her poison and watch.

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Originally posted by Ms Chelle
I think I'm suffering from a food coma hangover.. Only I didn't eat that much! Not fair.

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Originally posted by Morning_Glory
mywi sent me that pic.. its hot

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Originally posted by IKC
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Yes, he's at the top of the Ancients. It's questionable whether the Golden Age was the peak of the Sith's power, I'd argue that Palpatine's New Order was. Yes, he was the most powerful of the most powerful, of the Ancient Sith. The use of the Dark Lord of the Sith indicates that others like Naga and Ludo were also Dark Lords, but Ragnos himself held the official title. Kressh and Sadow certainly didn't call themselves merely Sith. They were Lords of the Sith.

As stated before, there's no comparative language used in this description regarding him or the other ancients to those that came before or after them. Ergo, it is possible that those Force users could have beaten Ragnos, because we have nothing to indicate his superiority or inferiority. It is up in the air.

I'm not sure why you like to read comparisons into these descriptions. They aren't there. You seem to want to believe that they are.



For the third time, I've never said he was lying. I have pointed out that he uses subjective language. We wouldn't be having this debate if he came out and said something like, "The Ancient Sith were the pinnacle of Force use. Their power was unmatched by any that came before or after them."

He doesn't say that.



The on-panel evidence lasts all of a page, Illustrious. We cannot know for certain who would come out on top if their battle had gone uninterrupted. However, I'm inclined to believe Exar would, because of his knowledge of Sith magic.

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Originally posted by feralboy
"what's going Mr.J"

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Originally posted by Morning_Glory
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Originally posted by walshy
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