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[clockarmageddon.livejournal.com]

The clock is really whizzing forward today. After the large sacrifice last night, it's got a lot of ground to make up if it's going to reach the 10 by the time the quake is happening.

The note asking for sacrifices is still up, as is the note asking for signups for the ground assault.

And beside the clock, Urza himself still sits. Planeswalkers do not actually require sleep, or food, or any of those mortal trappings, so he hasn't moved, and has no plans to until the final possible moment.

[ooc: multi"pup" post! You can interact with the clock, talk to Urza, or just sign up on the note. All in one convienient, easy-to-use entrance post.]

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[ancient-servant.livejournal.com]

"So this place wins by surviving," Khayman nodded, "and you win by having many mages and vampires on your side when you face your enemies again."

[urzaplaneswalkr.livejournal.com]

Urza shrugs.

"I doubt there will be many to follow me after this, knowing the danger that could befall them and those they care about."

[ancient-servant.livejournal.com]

"Many of them live here, can't even leave if the want to - they call that Bound," Khayman explained. "They'll have no choice but help defend their home."

[urzaplaneswalkr.livejournal.com]

"Yes, I have heard of the concept of being Bound. I have had no end of concerns over what should befall those individuals should we fail."

[ancient-servant.livejournal.com]

"So have they," Khayman said. "That will make them fight harder."

[urzaplaneswalkr.livejournal.com]

Urza nods sadly.

"Yes, I suppose it will."

His thoughts are quite thoroughly elsewhere, though.

[ancient-servant.livejournal.com]

"I'll be nearby if you have use for a vampire," Khayman saidthen retreated into the middle distance, and the shadows.

Sometimes, a man (or vampire, actually) just had to think by himself for a bit. Like a entury or so. Unfortunately, they didn't have that long now.