ALSO KNOWN AS "Post-Exilium." Welcome to the All-Color's new world. New areas. New modifiers. Same great stories. All plotlines from World Beyond carry over, so this is technically World Beyond Part 2. Also check out World's End, an alternate timeline where the Un-Color wins: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/973453052/remixtree Rules carry over from World Beyond. Remix History (shortened at 658): [658]: The "parasite" decides they have collected enough energy. As Pure Black is choosing whether or not to punish the thing that made him lose his hand, the "Parasite" releases a burst of supernatural energy, making everyone start floating. [659]: The Ghons intercept Proto-UC and the rest of their group to get an answer from them, Ingiggles is gonna flying :D, Indoogi beats Sehlveub in a fight, Martin finishes the spell, file-c melts into the ground, Valeh attempts to attack Lavender Husk back (they're both gonna because of file-b self destructing), beta descending jumps at an Aroboertin, and Abyss and Moss continue their conversation. [660]: Last Remnant musters all his power into creating one enormous laser, in hopes of killing Plexu and his only eye. [661]: Plexu just barely survives with a shield, and fully corrupts Last Remnant. DARK SUN IS ABOUT TO MAKE IMPACT! All stickfigures in the areas with red warning text are advised to retreat, or they will almost definitely perish. Magmatic (as a puddle) retreats, and spits out...an intact small guy??? Oh no! [662]: Fixed Pure Black's position on the "parasite", Salubrious and Moon Giraffe keep talking, Ingiggles actually goes flying [663]: Almost all of my characters that are at risk from Dark Sun evacuate, file-b self-destructs, obliterating 2 Clunkbots, Valeh, Lavender Husk, and Amethyst. The deaths of the 2 husks mentioned are registered in Khonllecumnat Dhunea. [664]: Rand's Transport Pod extinguishes its fires and continues fighting UC/AML/A. More evacuation as the counter ticks down towards 0. [665]: Last Remnant talks. UC/AML/A damages Doctor Rand's transport pod.
