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Entry tags:
- [au] ashelia b'nargin dalmasca,
- [au] bonnie,
- [au] frisk,
- [au] naomi kimishima,
- [au] papyrus,
- [au] serge,
- [ou] adrien agreste,
- [ou] angeal hewley,
- [ou] ann takamaki,
- [ou] baiken,
- [ou] castor westmoore,
- [ou] finn (star wars),
- [ou] futaba sakura,
- [ou] kanji tatsumi,
- [ou] keith,
- [ou] klonoa,
- [ou] kuja,
- [ou] madhuri,
- [ou] marinette dupain-cheng,
- [ou] naoto shirogane,
- [ou] red savarin,
- [ou] riku,
- [ou] snow white,
- [ou] takashi shirogane,
- [ou] terra,
- [ou] tidus,
- [ou] uendo toneido
The Heroes of Light vs. The Sakura Forest (round 1)
Who: Everyone who signed up!
When: October 10
Where: The Sakura forest
What: There's supposed to be an Eidolon here! Lets go find it!
Warnings/Notes: it's October and there are supposedly mimics in here.
This morning is damp and foggy, lingering swaths of mist a testament to the rapid changes in temperature that always seem a hallmark of the fall season. The sunlight is still too new to burn it away, and the world seems hazy and lavender.
It would be beautiful, if it wasn’t so eerie. Perhaps it’s simply the morning chill, but skin prickling up to gooseflesh seems to be a common occurrence amongst the gathered crowd, and Castor herself, standing at the head and sorting people into teams, is not immune to this.
Behind her stands the southwestern edge of the Sakura forest. The fog within seems particularly dense, and as it diffuses the morning light, the forest seems almost otherworldly; a glimpse at something fey and unknowable and eternal. It’s likewise eerily quiet; even accounting for the fog smothering all but the closest noise, there are no audible signs of life from within the forest’s boundaries.
If the hair on the back of your neck is slowly raising, you’re probably not alone in that, either.
“Alright!” Castor calls, once she’s finished organizing people, “That should be the lot’ve ye! We don’t know what all’s about in there, and I’ve had word that the local wildlife has been ornery of late, so keep yer wits about ye, and stay close te your mates!
“I’ve given each of ye a handful of ribbon…” she pauses to hold up a handful of her own, a cheery red that somehow looks ominous in this atmosphere. “A colour te each team! Use ‘em to mark yer way in; I don’t want te have te go fishin’ fer lost souls when all’s said and done, and if ye find somethin’ ye’ll leave an easy way back.
“I’d advise ye sort someone te keep an eye on the Slates. Twelve willin’ they work more’n ten fulms into the wood, stay in touch best ye can over the network. And don’t hesitate te turn back if ye feel things’re goin’ poorly fer you an’ yours. I’d rather ye come back alive and emptyhanded.”
Here she pauses again, seeming to count something out on her fingers. “I think that’s the last of what I’ve got te say. Try and be back ‘fore sundown, yeah?”
[ooc: And go! I will be endeavouring to reply to each party at least ONCE daily, regardless of who’s posted in the meantime (we’ll see how it goes)!]
When: October 10
Where: The Sakura forest
What: There's supposed to be an Eidolon here! Lets go find it!
Warnings/Notes: it's October and there are supposedly mimics in here.
This morning is damp and foggy, lingering swaths of mist a testament to the rapid changes in temperature that always seem a hallmark of the fall season. The sunlight is still too new to burn it away, and the world seems hazy and lavender.
It would be beautiful, if it wasn’t so eerie. Perhaps it’s simply the morning chill, but skin prickling up to gooseflesh seems to be a common occurrence amongst the gathered crowd, and Castor herself, standing at the head and sorting people into teams, is not immune to this.
Behind her stands the southwestern edge of the Sakura forest. The fog within seems particularly dense, and as it diffuses the morning light, the forest seems almost otherworldly; a glimpse at something fey and unknowable and eternal. It’s likewise eerily quiet; even accounting for the fog smothering all but the closest noise, there are no audible signs of life from within the forest’s boundaries.
If the hair on the back of your neck is slowly raising, you’re probably not alone in that, either.
“Alright!” Castor calls, once she’s finished organizing people, “That should be the lot’ve ye! We don’t know what all’s about in there, and I’ve had word that the local wildlife has been ornery of late, so keep yer wits about ye, and stay close te your mates!
“I’ve given each of ye a handful of ribbon…” she pauses to hold up a handful of her own, a cheery red that somehow looks ominous in this atmosphere. “A colour te each team! Use ‘em to mark yer way in; I don’t want te have te go fishin’ fer lost souls when all’s said and done, and if ye find somethin’ ye’ll leave an easy way back.
“I’d advise ye sort someone te keep an eye on the Slates. Twelve willin’ they work more’n ten fulms into the wood, stay in touch best ye can over the network. And don’t hesitate te turn back if ye feel things’re goin’ poorly fer you an’ yours. I’d rather ye come back alive and emptyhanded.”
Here she pauses again, seeming to count something out on her fingers. “I think that’s the last of what I’ve got te say. Try and be back ‘fore sundown, yeah?”
[ooc: And go! I will be endeavouring to reply to each party at least ONCE daily, regardless of who’s posted in the meantime (we’ll see how it goes)!]
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Ah! - Uh. C'mon, Bonnie, let's stay together.
Do we want to spread out to explore more things, or stay in one group?
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Ah...r-right. Let's go, kupo. Um, we probably shouldn't split, but if we do it should probably be no more than two groups, kupo.
[Maybe they could get by with three but the more they split up the more of a disadvantage they were risking putting themselves at.]
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Within the walls is a veritable armoury - rusted swords and spears and shields lay against the walls and litter the ground. There doesn't seem to be a forge nearby, so this might have been a storehouse? There are certainly a few crates about to suggest so and...
Is that a treasure chest?
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He could only hope they'd check in whenever they had the opportunity.
Time to take a look in here. Swords, spears, shields... oh, a storage place! Too bad these weapons can't be used anymore. He worked at a weapons shop for months now... he could tell a lost cause when he saw one.]
Oh. Awesome! Hold on, I think I got some picks in my bag...!
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[Various weapons again were scattered around - it seemed like a horde to her. How strange.]
[Even stranger had to be that lone chest.]
Hold on, Kanji-kun... Futaba-san, can you see if that chest is real or not?
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Meanwhile, he takes a look around, noting the weapons left on the ground. ] Looks like that battle started in a hurry unless we're not the first people to come back here. [ That... just makes him edgier. ]
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Oh yeah, the whole 'mimic treasure chest' thing is a fantasy RPG staple.
[ Now that she's close enough she'll do one more Area Scan of the building they're in, focusing her interest on that treasure chest. Was it real, or a decoy....?
As she work, she replies to Finn, almost abentmindedly. ]
Could be a little of column A, little of column B...
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Change of plans, she readies her spear, ready to give it a nice strong poke if need be, either to hurt it or to block it from biting Kanji if it goes that way.]
I have your back, kupo~
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[It was a shot in the dark, with how old the armor was. Yet it still needed to be said.]
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There were monsters that looked like treasure chests back home. They were always big, fancy ones.
[The paranoia is contagious.]
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I've already tried explaining memes and shipping to you people. Hard pass.
[ Calling not it. ]
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Fiiiine.]
Role Playing Game. You pick a role you normally aren't in real life and play it out, whether it's an electronic or board game. [A pause, and he shrugs.] ...Preferred first person shooters myself.
[And then he points at Necronomicon (and thus, Futaba).] Don't tell Lance.
[If only he knew...]
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[Maybe Futaba would understand...? Or... maybe... not? Either way, Naoto glances over at Terra, then looks at Keith, and... decides to make a small addendum.]
You don't always pick your role in an RPG either. Most of the popular ones typically make the main character a sword user and the rest of the party will be filled by another character for physical damage, then a spellcaster for magical damage, and finally, a healer.
I'd... say more, but perhaps we continue this conversation another time?
[She's already embarrassed to add that much.]
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He chuckled. He put a hand to the side of his mouth as if to mask his volume, but the whisper was theatrical regardless.]
Y'know, we're all kinda dorky here, Naoto. I could talk for an hour about crafting. But unlike me, you're still pretty damn cool at the end of the day.
[He stood up taller and cracked his knuckles.]
Okay, so the chest might eat me. Whatever. Let's keep goin' and maybe I'll give the chest the old-fashioned Berserker Special on our way back. We're burnin' daylight.
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There's an echo of laughter in the distance.
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FffffffFUUUCK-
[His eyes burn yellow as he goes from zero to Berserk, his thoughts bleeding from clear to red as he slammed a fist into the offending, chowing mimic. He lingered for just a second before he grasped the rim of the mouth in both hands and began to forcibly pry open that maw.
Two choices: He makes the destruction quick if it lets go of its own accord, or he retrieves his chewed up limb and dismantles the thing piece by piece.]
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[Kanji in his Berserk mode has actually pried open a good target for her as she unleashes Trigger Happy havoc into its mouth. At her shoulder, Leviathan swirls and blasts the same target with a small Tidal Splash.]
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Guys, there's two more of them! figures
[ And then she hits some buttons, using a Moral Support to heal at least some of the damage being done to Kanji's leg. ]
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We need to get to more open space! If there's more of them, we'll need the room to maneuver.
[Yet he still rushes over to Kanji's side, sticking his luxite knife into its maw and prying it open near the hinges.] Go!
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Get him out! I'll hold the other two off!
[ Seriously, though, Kanji. This is the second time. Walking target much? ]
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Not alone, you won't!
[Turning to face the movement behind the group, he brings his sword to a guard position and activates Rampart. A little more defense for everyone can't hurt.]
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The other two emerge from the rubble around then, one racing towards Finn and his flamethrower, disregarding that it has begun to catch fire, and the other dives at Terra.
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The decision was made: He'll tear this thing apart, piece by piece, until it was magic and kindling. He hadn't noticed the other two yet, but gods forbid...]
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[And considering Keith had leapt forward to help pry the fake chest off, the mimic had shifted targets to him now. Naoto would take the opportunity to reload her ammunition and take Aim since she now had to get past the two of them.]
... I rolled a 20. I can't believe this is my life, now.
[Because there's one thing he likes to do, and he does it well enough. Especially since he just learned Throw. He sees that beeline, and he waits for the mimic to get close before he dodges to the right and grabs it by a handle. With both hands.
He lifts (oh god, why- he's going to feel this in the morning) it by the handle, and yeets the mimic over their heads and toward the door.]
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