MoNoRi-Chan/D-Ingress
MoNoRi-Chan "D-Ingress": The Green-Painting Catboy of NeoBangkok's Outskirts Ingress Name: MoNoLidThZ (L11) Faction: ENL 95 Days Sojourner Streak
MoNoRi-Chan "D-Ingress" is the catboy who's painting NeoBangkok's outskirts one pixelated rice field at a time, stands as a study in contradictions. While an introvert at heart, preferring the quiet hum of his Pixel 7 Pro to the bustling city streets, his digital artwork screams for attention. Look no further than the Ingress scanner, where emerald fields, intricate neon murals, and pixelated portraits of mythical creatures sprawl across the digital landscape.
His "Inside-Out" tactic, meticulously capturing smaller fields to gradually encircle larger ones, speaks volumes about his strategic mind. He operates under the radar, a silent puppeteer pulling the strings of the digital tapestry. Yet, the result is a vibrant explosion of green, visible to anyone who opens the Ingress scanner – a silent exhibition of his artistry, accessible to all, even though its creator prefers the solace of solitude.
This introverted virtuoso thrives with GOMO's 5G as his silent partner. The reliable connection and expansive coverage allow him to weave his green magic even in the remote corners of Thanya Buri's ricefields. He doesn't need fancy wheels or boisterous pronouncements; his work speaks for itself, a digital graffiti adorning the NeoBangkok canvas one byte at a time.
His rivalry with ppLumlukka, BigBB the elusive agent of the highways, further highlights his unique path. While ppLumlukka zips across the Rangsit-Nakhon Nayok range, a blur of digital ink, MoNoRi-Chan cultivates his green empire with patient precision. Going into local villages and grabbing their portal keys. Theirs is a battle of speed vs. strategy, flash vs. substance, and within its silent clash lies the essence of MoNoRi-Chan's character – a quiet confidence in his vision, a belief that the power of his pixelated landscapes can paint a greener future for NeoBangkok, one field at a time.
So, the next time you find yourself navigating the digital highways of Ingress, don't be surprised if you stumble upon a sprawling expanse of emerald green. It might just be a glimpse into the quiet artistry of MoNoRi-Chan, the introverted catboy who proves that sometimes, the loudest voices are the ones whispered through pixels on a screen.
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Appearance
In the concrete jungle of NeoBangkok, MoNoRi-Chan blends in like a chameleon amongst the city commuters. His Cargo pants, worn for both its high inventory capacity and comfort, hold his prized possessions: the Pixel 7 Pro that paints the digital world green and a wallet with convenient PromptPay magic. No cat ears or neon tails - MoNoRi-Chan is quiet efficiency.
His love for Ingress, his "new autism", matches his forex market fascination. Hours melt away as he plans captures, transforming the city into an emerald canvas, just like he reads charts at the Grassstation shop.
His Sketchers sandals whisper on concrete hunts for hidden portals, his cargo pants breathe in the city's heat. They're tools for exploring both the real and digital, where "D-Ingress"; the catboy painter, leaves more than pixels - he leaves an echo of hidden passions in the everyday.
So, next time you see a catboy zooming on the Red Line of NeoBangkok, remember - beneath the phone might be MoNoRi-Chan, weaving his digital tapestry, one green field at a time.
Lore
Main category: Ingress Logs by MoNoRi-Chan and Igq, the members of #TeamGreenPathumThani
Green faction? Blue Faction? I don't care, To me It's just another dog game. I just wanted to shitpost on a map. ―MoNoRi-Chan "D-Ingress" after painting the ricefields green.
The Toyota Corolla hummed along the Khlong Sam road, MoNoRi-Chan "D-Ingress" a beacon of Enlightened optimism was on the wheel, along with his fellow merchant friend and his goods to sell at Jumbo Market. But for a digital hackerman like MoNoRi-Chan, even a routine trip meant exploring the unseen battlegrounds. Glancing at his scanner, his eyes lit up – Machina portals, ripe for claiming!
Parked at Jumbo Market and phone in hand, MoNoRi-Chan became a phantom weaver, gliding through alleys, transforming glowing red portals into his signature emerald green. Each successful hack resonated with a quiet satisfaction, the village slowly succumbing to the Enlightened glow.
But conquest wasn't the only hunger gnawing at MoNoRi-Chan. The fragrant allure of Hainanese Chicken Rice proved irresistible. A quick pit stop and 50 Baht later, he savored the victory of a full stomach, paid for with the effortless convenience of Thai QR. Now, fueled and focused, MoNoRi-Chan returned to the fray.
Pa Cheng's iced Thai tea offered a refreshing pause, a sweet counterpoint to the digital skirmish unfolding on his screen. Finally, with deft taps and strategic links, MoNoRi-Chan witnessed his masterpiece – a sprawling green field, almost complete, bathing Pruksa Village in the warm glow of the Enlightened.
But as the sun dipped below the horizon, MoNoRi-Chan knew his story wasn't over. With a satisfied grin and a mischievous glint in his eye, he pulled up the Intel Map, the promise of unfinished fields and new digital conquests beckoning. To be continued, another chapter in the saga of MoNoRi-Chan "D-Ingress," the digital hackerman extraordinaire, whose snack breaks were just as vital as his strategic brilliance.
So, remember, even the most ordinary journeys can be thrilling digital adventures. Grab your phone, scan the horizon, and unleash your inner hackerman. You never know what green fields of victory await, just beyond the next corner, or the next delicious street treat.
Fighting for Suankularb's Dominance
MoNoRi-Chan may be a lone green-painting catboy, but in the vast digital battlefield of NeoBangkok, even the quietest whispers can echo thunderously. His rivalry with the Resistance's big players, particularly the formidable duo of "BigBB" and "ppLumLukka" takes his "Inside-Out" strategy to a whole new level.
But MoNoRi-Chan isn't without his allies. In the Supalai village of Khlong Si, a friend extends a helping paw. Lending his bicycle and local knowledge, MoNoRi-Chan paints a bright green line, linking Pruksa village of Khlong Sam to Khlong Si, severing BigBB's area of influence at its core. An unexpected twist adds spice to the mix – his friend, by a hilarious happenstance, ends up joining the Resistance! This "happy accident" creates a thrilling outside-in dynamic, with MoNoRi-Chan having an insider on Resistance turf.
However, BigBB and The Whisperer aren't pushovers. They hold sway over strategic areas, with Talad Jumbo's post office a key access point. Undeterred, MoNoRi-Chan crafts a counter-offensive. He targets hard-to-reach portals, those tucked behind village security checkpoints, infiltrating them like a digital phantom. His weapon of choice? Sheer determination and tactical cunning. He outmaneuvers his opponents, anticipating their moves and blocking their field captures with his own meticulously planned strikes.
MoNoRi-Chan's determination extends beyond the digital realm. He doesn't hesitate to break a sweat, walking miles to reach remote portals, his Pixel 7 Pro guiding him through the green labyrinth of rice fields. So while Yes, Ingress is free to play, but the real cost is measured in steps, in the quiet hum of the phone in his hand, and the quiet satisfaction of outsmarting his formidable foes.
MoNoRi-Chan's story is one of resilience, resourcefulness, and a touch of serendipity. He proves that even a lone catboy, armed with a Pixel 7 Pro, a GOMO connection, and a few well-placed friends, can carve his own path in the digital landscape. He's a pixelated David facing the Goliaths of the Resistance, and his quiet battle for a greener NeoBangkok is a testament to the power of strategy, perseverance, and maybe, just maybe, a well-timed happy accident. "Man, I could've shit on these guys if only I keep playing", said to himself.
So, the next time you find yourself in NeoBangkok, keep an eye out for the emerald glow of a Pixel 7 Pro. You might just witness the silent artistry of MoNoRi-Chan, the catboy who's painting the town green, one pixelated field, one strategic step at a time. Just remember, in the world of Ingress, victory requires more than just fancy gear; it takes wit, grit, and maybe, just maybe, a trusty bicycle borrowed from a friend.
Befriending the Los Angeles Locals
Map: AM02-DELTA-14 (MoNoRi-Chan's BAF Plan)
