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Facecast	The Simurgh
Setting	No Game No Life
Description	Jibril was the ace of aces for most of the Last War, and the Supreme Allied Commander during the final thirty minutes. The most powerful angel ever willed into existence by the Elder God of war, Jibril was responsible for nine solo kills of dragons, two solo kills of phantasms, nineteen solo kills of giants, and an uncounted number of destroyed elven cities. Wherever Artosh needed death and destruction, there Jibril was. Jibril is a librarian now. Hush. The truth is that even big collections of ordinary books distort space, as can readily be proved by anyone who has been around a really old-fashioned secondhand bookshop, one that looks as though they were designed by M. Escher on a bad day and has more stairways than storeys and those rows of shelves which end in little doors that are surely too small for a full-sized human to enter. The relevant equation is: knowledge = power = energy = matter = mass; a good bookshop is just a genteel black hole that knows how to read.

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The Simurgh

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No Game No Life

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Jibril was the ace of aces for most of the Last War, and the Supreme Allied Commander during the final thirty minutes. The most powerful angel ever willed into existence by the Elder God of war, Jibril was responsible for nine solo kills of dragons, two solo kills of phantasms, nineteen solo kills of giants, and an uncounted number of destroyed elven cities. Wherever Artosh needed death and destruction, there Jibril was.

Jibril is a librarian now. Hush.

The truth is that even big collections of ordinary books distort space, as can readily be proved by anyone who has been around a really old-fashioned secondhand bookshop, one that looks as though they were designed by M. Escher on a bad day and has more stairways than storeys and those rows of shelves which end in little doors that are surely too small for a full-sized human to enter. The relevant equation is: knowledge = power = energy = matter = mass; a good bookshop is just a genteel black hole that knows how to read.