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	''Lines'' is not currently intended for publication, though might be released in a story collection if both [[Antelope Books\|Antelope]] and [[Course Books\|Course]] series' ever become popular.		''Lines'' is not currently intended for publication, though might be released in a story collection if both [[Antelope Books\|Antelope]] and [[Course Books\|Course]] series' ever become popular.

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CourseDirector at 02:50, 29 December 2016

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	===The Third===		===The Third===
	In ''[[The Voice of ~~the~~ Dragon]]'', [[Hunter Jusenkyou]] recieves a scholarship to a fancy boarding school. In the actual story, circumstances quickly get him expelled.		In ''[[The Voice of a Dragon]]'', [[Hunter Jusenkyou]] recieves a scholarship to a fancy boarding school. In the actual story, circumstances quickly get him expelled.

	But what if things had worked out differently?		But what if things had worked out differently?

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	===The Fourth===		===The Fourth===
	This one hails from the timeline visited in [[Retrospectus]] from [[The Road to War]], and is essentially a dark, evil version of Hunter, who murdered the [[Slayer Dragons]] and tried to take over the [[Multi-Verse]]. He came close to succeeding, but was stopped when Hunter and the [[Saratoga]] Crew accidentally stumbled into his timeline and ~~alied~~ with an alternate-version of [[Jason Bur'I\|Jason]]. In ''Retrospectus'' it is implied that this version of Hunter chiefly used technology; but in [[The Trinity Alternative]] he seems to be a [[Battling Sorcerer]].		This one hails from the timeline visited in [[Retrospectus]] from [[The Road to War]], and is essentially a dark, evil version of Hunter, who murdered the [[Slayer Dragons]] and tried to take over the [[Multi-Verse]]. He came close to succeeding, but was stopped when Hunter and the [[Saratoga]] Crew accidentally stumbled into his timeline and allied with an alternate-version of [[Jason Bur'I\|Jason]]. In ''Retrospectus'' it is implied that this version of Hunter chiefly used technology; but in [[The Trinity Alternative]] he seems to be a [[Battling Sorcerer]].

	===The Fifth===		===The Fifth===

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	===The Second===		===The Second===
	This version of Hunter comes from a timeline in which Hunter is stopped from going to Gudersnipe (A timeline glimpsed in [[The Fire Last Time]]), and is instead the lowly maintenance man at a rundown orphnage. In this timeline, he has a much more mechanical skillset, and uses his abilities to better the lives of the orphans.		This version of Hunter comes from a timeline in which Hunter is stopped from going to Gudersnipe (a timeline glimpsed in [[The Fire Last Time]]), and is instead the lowly maintenance man at a rundown orphnage. In this timeline, he has a much more mechanical skillset, and uses his abilities to better the lives of the orphans.

	===The Third===		===The Third===

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	===The Fourth===		===The Fourth===
	This one hails from the timeline visited in [[Retrospectus]] from [[The Road to War]], and is essentially a dark, evil version of Hunter, who murdered the [[Slayer Dragons]] and tried to take over the [[Multi-Verse]]. He came close to succeeding, but was stopped when Hunter and the [[Saratoga]] Crew ~~accidently~~ stumbled into his timeline and alied with an alternate-version of [[Jason Bur'I\|Jason]]. In Retrospectus it is implied that ~~that~~ version of Hunter used ~~primarily~~ technology, but in [[The Trinity Alternative]] he seems to be a [[Battling Sorcerer]].		This one hails from the timeline visited in [[Retrospectus]] from [[The Road to War]], and is essentially a dark, evil version of Hunter, who murdered the [[Slayer Dragons]] and tried to take over the [[Multi-Verse]]. He came close to succeeding, but was stopped when Hunter and the [[Saratoga]] Crew accidentally stumbled into his timeline and alied with an alternate-version of [[Jason Bur'I\|Jason]]. In ''Retrospectus'' it is implied that this version of Hunter chiefly used technology; but in [[The Trinity Alternative]] he seems to be a [[Battling Sorcerer]].

	===The Fifth===		===The Fifth===
	This version of Hunter comes from a substantially different timeline, the key factor is never determined, however the most important part is that [[Sahar Jusenkyou]] is never murdered by [[Ryoga]], and is thus ~~able to raise~~ Hunter alongside [[Hygelic Jusenkyou\|Hygelic]]. He grows up in [[Arindell]] in the shadow of the [[High Mountain Flight]] and is groomed throughout his whole life to be [[Pendragon]] and to lead the fight against [[Samuel Fate]]. This is the destiny ~~that~~ Hunter's father was so afraid of, and that caused him to abandon Hunter when Sahar died. This version of Hunter also gives ~~him~~ the enchanted sword [[Antebellum]], which exists in ~~Hunter's~~ timeline as well but is lost.		This version of Hunter comes from a substantially different timeline, whereof the key factor is never determined; however the most important part is that [[Sahar Jusenkyou]] is never murdered by [[Ryoga]], and thus raises Hunter alongside [[Hygelic Jusenkyou\|Hygelic]]. Hunter grows up in [[Arindell]] in the shadow of the [[High Mountain Flight]] and is groomed throughout his whole life to be [[Pendragon]] and to lead the fight against [[Samuel Fate]]. This is the destiny whereof Hunter's father was so afraid, and that caused him to abandon Hunter when Sahar died. This version of Hunter also gives himself the enchanted sword [[Antebellum]], which exists in the central timeline as well but is lost.

	===The Sixth===		===The Sixth===
	Pimp Hunter, he only gets one line in the story and is never ~~mentioend~~ again~~, it~~ is implied that things are very different in his timeline.		Pimp Hunter; he only gets one line in the story and is never mentioned again. It is implied that things are very different in his timeline.

	===The Seventh===		===The Seventh===
	Is a motivational speaker in his timeline, he also does not say much and like the sixth is mostly there for comic relief and to fill out the quota, ensuring ~~that there are~~ eight Hunters in the scene.		Is a motivational speaker in his timeline, he also does not say much and like the sixth is mostly there for comic relief and to fill out the quota, ensuring eight Hunters in the scene.

	==April Fools==		==April Fools==
	There is a series of alternate timeline/alternate reality stories under the heading ''April Fools'' ~~which were~~ written ~~primarilly~~ as ~~aplril fool~~'s jokes, but also for fun. Exploring alternate timelines allows for new avenues and new ways of thinking.		There is a series of alternate timeline/alternate reality stories under the heading ''April Fools'', written primarily as April Fool's jokes, but also for fun. Exploring alternate timelines allows for new avenues and new ways of thinking.

	===Lines===		===Lines===
	Lines is the working title for a short story from the April Fools section, which bends history ~~a bit~~ to ~~bring together~~ two characters we would not otherwise ~~get to see~~ interact: [[Lily McConery]] ~~from~~ the [[Course Books]] and [[Ryo Sansen]] ~~from~~ the [[Antelope Books]]. This story is set during the [[Kamian Succession Wars]], about 200 years before the events of the Course Books(~~which puts it durring~~ Ryo's lifetime), and takes place immediately following the events of [[Author of the Gust]]. This requires some bending of the time/space continuum, as this would be roughly 187 years before Lily's birth, so a little suspension of disbelief is required for the reader to enjoy the great story.		''Lines'' is the working title for a short story from the April Fools section, which bends history to unite two characters who would not otherwise interact: [[Lily McConery]] of the [[Course Books]] and [[Ryo Sansen]] of the [[Antelope Books]]. This story is set during the [[Kamian Succession Wars]], about 200 years before the events of the Course Books (thus during Ryo's lifetime), and takes place immediately following the events of [[Author of the Gust]]. This requires some bending of the time/space continuum, as this would be roughly 187 years before Lily's birth, so a little suspension of disbelief is required for the reader to enjoy the great story.

	The basic premise involves Ryo and Lily meeting in a war ~~orphnage~~ after both their homeworlds are taken over by the advancing Kamian line. They are ~~mvoed~~ to a planet at the far end of the [[Multi-Verse]] and ~~seperated~~ from anyone they knew.		The basic premise involves Ryo and Lily meeting in a war-orphanage after both their homeworlds are taken over by the advancing Kamian line. They are moved to a planet at the far end of the [[Multi-Verse]] and separated from anyone they knew.

	Lines is not currently intended for publication, though might be released in a story collection ~~someday~~ if both [[Antelope Books\|Antelope]] and [[Course Books\|Course]] series' ever ~~befomre~~ popular.		''Lines'' is not currently intended for publication, though might be released in a story collection if both [[Antelope Books\|Antelope]] and [[Course Books\|Course]] series' ever become popular.

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	There are a series of alternate timelines occasionally posited on and visited by the Course Books. These usually stem from key changes in the timeline involing [[Hunter Jusenkyou]], and while not considered [[cannon]], are fun to explore:		There are a series of alternate timelines occasionally posited and visited by the Course Books. These usually stem from key changes in the timeline involing [[Hunter Jusenkyou]], and while not considered [[cannon]], are fun to explore:

	==Trinity Alternative==		==Trinity Alternative==
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	===The Second===		===The Second===
	This version of Hunter comes from a timeline in which Hunter is stopped from going to Gudersnipe(A timeline glimpsed at in [[The Fire Last Time]]), and is instead the lowly ~~aintenance~~ man at a rundown orphnage. In this timeline, he has a much more mechanical skillset, and uses his abilities to better the lives of the orphans.		This version of Hunter comes from a timeline in which Hunter is stopped from going to Gudersnipe (A timeline glimpsed in [[The Fire Last Time]]), and is instead the lowly maintenance man at a rundown orphnage. In this timeline, he has a much more mechanical skillset, and uses his abilities to better the lives of the orphans.

	===The Third===		===The Third===
	In ''[[The Voice of the Dragon]]'', [[Hunter Jusenkyou]] recieves a scholarship to a ~~fansy~~ boarding school. In the actual story, circumstances quickly get him expelled.		In ''[[The Voice of the Dragon]]'', [[Hunter Jusenkyou]] recieves a scholarship to a fancy boarding school. In the actual story, circumstances quickly get him expelled.

	But what if things had worked out differently?		But what if things had worked out differently?

	Hunter is smart enough to excel, and quickly learns how to manipulate people. He uses this influence to get accepted to a top university, gets his education paid for by some of his rich friends, and graduates to become one of the youngest ~~CEOs~~ in history.		–In this timeline, Hunter is smart enough to excel, and quickly learns how to manipulate people. He uses this influence to get accepted to a top university, gets his education paid for by some of his rich friends, and graduates to become one of the youngest C.E.O.s in history.

	He forgets ~~all about~~ Amuro's training, turns down the invitation to Gudersnipe, and sets his sights on becoming a high-powered executive. When [[Komodo]] tries to seize control, he draws upon his expertise and slays the dragon, thus becoming a national hero. He is ~~obscenly~~ wealthy and a complete jerk in this timeline.		He forgets Amuro's training, turns down the invitation to Gudersnipe, and sets his sights on becoming a high-powered executive. When [[Komodo]] tries to seize control, Hunter draws upon his expertise and slays the dragon, thus becoming a national hero. He is obscenely wealthy and a complete jerk in this timeline.

	===The Fourth===		===The Fourth===

CourseDirector: /* The Fourth */

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	This one hails from the timeline visited in [[Retrospectus]] from [[The Road to War]], and is essentially a dark, evil version of Hunter, who murdered the [[Slayer Dragons]] and tried to take over the [[~~multi~~-~~verse~~]]. He came close to succeeding, but was stopped when Hunter and the [[Saratoga]] Crew accidently stumbled into his timeline and alied with an alternate-version of [[Jason Bur'I\|Jason]]. In Retrospectus it is implied that that version of Hunter used primarily technology, but in [[The Trinity Alternative]] he seems to be a [[Battling Sorcerer]].		This one hails from the timeline visited in [[Retrospectus]] from [[The Road to War]], and is essentially a dark, evil version of Hunter, who murdered the [[Slayer Dragons]] and tried to take over the [[Multi-Verse]]. He came close to succeeding, but was stopped when Hunter and the [[Saratoga]] Crew accidently stumbled into his timeline and alied with an alternate-version of [[Jason Bur'I\|Jason]]. In Retrospectus it is implied that that version of Hunter used primarily technology, but in [[The Trinity Alternative]] he seems to be a [[Battling Sorcerer]].

	===The Fifth===		===The Fifth===

CourseDirector at 06:02, 17 August 2010

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 There are a series of alternate timelines occasionally posited on and visited by the Course Books. These usually stem from key changes in the timeline involing [[Hunter Jusenkyou]], and while not considered [[cannon]], are fun to explore:
-==Hunter actually manages to stay at boarding school==
+==Trinity Alternative==
-In ''[[The Voice of the Dragon]]'', [[Hunter Jusenkyou]] is recieves a scholarship to a fansy boarding school. In the actual story, circumstances quickly get him expelled.
+In [[The Trinity Alternative]], Hunter meets 7 apparitions of himself from alternate timelines.
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 Hunter is smart enough to excel, and quickly learns how to manipulate people. He uses this influence to get accepted to a top university, gets his education paid for by some of his rich friends, and graduates to become one of the youngest CEOs in history.
-He forgets all about Amuro's training, turns down the invitation to Gudersnipe, and sets his sights on becoming a high-powered executive. His buisness suffers substiantially when [[Komodo]] shows up, and is later stamped completely flat by the [[Gudersnipe Foundation]], which doesn't aprove of people maing as much money as he does.
+He forgets all about Amuro's training, turns down the invitation to Gudersnipe, and sets his sights on becoming a high-powered executive. When [[Komodo]] tries to seize control, he draws upon his expertise and slays the dragon, thus becoming a national hero. He is obscenly wealthy and a complete jerk in this timeline.

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There are a series of alternate timelines occasionally posited on and visited by the Course Books. These usually stem from key changes in the timeline involing [[Hunter Jusenkyou]], and while not considered [[cannon]], are fun to explore:

==Hunter actually manages to stay at boarding school==
In ''[[The Voice of the Dragon]]'', [[Hunter Jusenkyou]] is recieves a scholarship to a fansy boarding school. In the actual story, circumstances quickly get him expelled.

But what if things had worked out differently?

Hunter is smart enough to excel, and quickly learns how to manipulate people. He uses this influence to get accepted to a top university, gets his education paid for by some of his rich friends, and graduates to become one of the youngest CEOs in history.

He forgets all about Amuro's training, turns down the invitation to Gudersnipe, and sets his sights on becoming a high-powered executive. His buisness suffers substiantially when [[Komodo]] shows up, and is later stamped completely flat by the [[Gudersnipe Foundation]], which doesn't aprove of people maing as much money as he does.