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Neera: "This is pointless."

Mario: "You may be right...probably should find a way to handicap Spyro so the others have a chance to win."

Neera: "As in this whole activity is pointless; we're wasting time we could be using to train on a silly children's game. Between the six of them, only the beast and your brother have any REAL experience with your 'adventures'. The rest consists of a rouge Red-Scarf, a girl whose only skills in combat are in silly turf wars, a cyborg whose enhancements are deliberately utilized for playing video games of all things, and what can only be described as a fish with legs. This is literally nothing more than a group of undisciplined children goofing around."

Mario: "That's exactly the point. They're playing a 'silly children's game' because that's what they are. Children. Kids should have a chance to be kids every now and then, shouldn't they?"

Neera: "Not when the entire fate of our respective worlds is resting on their shoulders."

Mario: "I say that's all the more reason: Believe me, saving the entire world is a very heavy weight to bear. One that even the strongest heroes can't carry on their backs non-stop, let alone less-experienced ones."

Neera: "Which is why we should prepare them. So that they can."

Mario: "They're not 'war-machines', Neera. They're people, and people should be given a chance to be what they are every now and then. To have at least some time to live their lives and enjoy the days of peace. So when adventures calls them to save the day, they'll have something worth saving."

Neera: "Those 'days of peace' are growing shorter with every passing sunrise. We may not have that time even now."

Mario: "We'll cross that bridge when we come to it, as we always do. But for now...if only for a short while...let's all enjoy these moments while they last. You want a snack?"

Neera: "...I wouldn't object to some ice cream."

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In a universe wrought with powerful monsters, dangerous forces, evil people of power, and many more, it is rare to find moments where one can lower their guard. To simply enjoy the brief moments of peace that pass by ever so often, and let their weary spirits rest in days of play. Treasure them while you can, for each and every one is a rarity in the Era of Monsters.

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A/N: I have returned from my vacation to Texas!

It was fun, though I did miss out of a few things (didn't know Sea World was closed for the autumn months), but I am back and ready to return to my gmod work station.

This kinda came out of nowhere. What was originally going to be a simple set of images based on the latest SMG4 video and for testing out the new SMG4 models ended up turning into its own little story. One that was a little deeper than I originally thought it was going to be.

Spyro the Dragon (c) Microsoft Xbox Studios
Freedom Planet (c) GalaxyTrail

Super Mario Bros/Kirby (c) Nintendo

SMG4 Cast/Meta Runner (c) by Glitch Productions

Half Life (c) by Valve

The Saga of Spyro and all original characters/custom versions of canon characters (c) by me

Description

Neera: "This is pointless."

Mario: "You may be right...probably should find a way to handicap Spyro so the others have a chance to win."

Neera: "As in this whole activity is pointless; we're wasting time we could be using to train on a silly children's game. Between the six of them, only the beast and your brother have any REAL experience with your 'adventures'. The rest consists of a rouge Red-Scarf, a girl whose only skills in combat are in silly turf wars, a cyborg whose enhancements are deliberately utilized for playing video games of all things, and what can only be described as a fish with legs. This is literally nothing more than a group of undisciplined children goofing around."

Mario: "That's exactly the point. They're playing a 'silly children's game' because that's what they are. Children. Kids should have a chance to be kids every now and then, shouldn't they?"

Neera: "Not when the entire fate of our respective worlds is resting on their shoulders."

Mario: "I say that's all the more reason: Believe me, saving the entire world is a very heavy weight to bear. One that even the strongest heroes can't carry on their backs non-stop, let alone less-experienced ones."

Neera: "Which is why we should prepare them. So that they can."

Mario: "They're not 'war-machines', Neera. They're people, and people should be given a chance to be what they are every now and then. To have at least some time to live their lives and enjoy the days of peace. So when adventures calls them to save the day, they'll have something worth saving."

Neera: "Those 'days of peace' are growing shorter with every passing sunrise. We may not have that time even now."

Mario: "We'll cross that bridge when we come to it, as we always do. But for now...if only for a short while...let's all enjoy these moments while they last. You want a snack?"

Neera: "...I wouldn't object to some ice cream."

-----

In a universe wrought with powerful monsters, dangerous forces, evil people of power, and many more, it is rare to find moments where one can lower their guard. To simply enjoy the brief moments of peace that pass by ever so often, and let their weary spirits rest in days of play. Treasure them while you can, for each and every one is a rarity in the Era of Monsters.

-----

A/N: I have returned from my vacation to Texas!

It was fun, though I did miss out of a few things (didn't know Sea World was closed for the autumn months), but I am back and ready to return to my gmod work station.

This kinda came out of nowhere. What was originally going to be a simple set of images based on the latest SMG4 video and for testing out the new SMG4 models ended up turning into its own little story. One that was a little deeper than I originally thought it was going to be.

Spyro the Dragon (c) Microsoft Xbox Studios
Freedom Planet (c) GalaxyTrail

Super Mario Bros/Kirby (c) Nintendo

SMG4 Cast/Meta Runner (c) by Glitch Productions

Half Life (c) by Valve

The Saga of Spyro and all original characters/custom versions of canon characters (c) by me