A device which could break through the barrier set between her world and the Earth, and which allowed them to transport troops through. Queen Beryl looked at the device the best mages in her ranks had created. They had waited for too long, for too many generations, but the time to reclaim what was theirs was close at hand. No magical swords that leave no mark while running someone through, unless the sword is actually a magical sword.Īnyhow, with that out of the way, this story starts basically where the Sailor V manga starts, with Sailor Venus' first battles, along with other groups - but I won't spoil a thing, the best way to know is to read the story. Cursing and gore are not a constant, but will be around when the story calls for them. It also uses elements from the manga, and may in the future even include elements from other related media, like for example, Sailor Moon: Another Story. This follows none of the original Sailor Moon canon plot lines a hundred percent, but it's close to the old anime's plot line.
Currently three hundred thousand words, may possibly have twice that many words when I'm done. This part of the saga, or "book" as I call them, is long.
I’d love it if you gave me a follow on Twitter or Facebook dearest Wordlers. The noun form of "votare" was "votum," which meant "a vow or a wish," and this word also influenced the development of the English word "vote." The word "voter" itself first appeared in English in the mid-17th century, according to the Oxford English Dictionary. The word "voter" comes from the Latin word "votare," which means "to vow or to promise." This verb was often used in the context of making a pledge to a candidate or a cause, and eventually came to refer specifically to the act of casting a vote in an election. I asked the AI chat bot ChatGPT to explain the etymology of today’s word. Ah well, it beats losing! (See rules below). Zero for guessing in four and zero for tying Wordle Bot. In the end, much like in any election, it was the voter that won the day. That’s not necessarily a good strategy, but there’s not much you can really do when you only have three to pick from.Īlas, outer was right out. I was able to come up with outer, otter or voter as possible guesses here and honestly I just went with the one that had the most vowels. My second guess, retro, did the trick, slashing that number down to just three. With 118 options remaining, I still had a lot of the field left to narrow.
My opening word, spate, was actually decent though nothing to write home about. I’m sad that this one took me four guesses, especially since I was so close on Guess #3. It helps you up your game, and I always play competitively against the Bot to see if I can outguess it. It tallies your performance and offers up suggestions about what you could have done better. The Wordle Bot takes each guess and shows you how many words you’ve eliminated (or, rather, how many remain). That’s where I get the above screenshot each day. Today's Wordle Solution Credit: Erik KainĮvery day when I’m done with my Wordle I go to the New York Times’ Wordle Bot website to run an analysis of my guessing game.
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