- Location
- The Maple Syrup Mountains
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[X] Action Plan: In Which Hazou Lives Up To His Reputation
But more importantly, this plan provides precautions for Elemental Mastery tests, and rationale to justify them, which should allow for people to safely vote for the Elemental Mastery XP-expense plan. If you feel the precautions or rationale are insufficient, let me know and I'll try my best to improve the plan when I wake up.
I also avoid a necromancy timeskip here because, as much as I love necromancy, we need FP to do research and our source of FP (at least, when we have so few of them) is more updates. This plan sources us another FP in relatively short order while we finally reach a major milestone in our destructive ambitions. This is, in my opinion, necromancy-optimal.
EDIT: I have added some low-level seal research that shouldn't need any FP to complete.
[X] Action Plan: In Which Hazou Lives Up To His Reputation
- Mari sanity check all:
- Precautions for Akane's Elemental Mastery practice:
- We have chosen to focus on this because we think the jutsu may have weird behaviour when pushed to the extreme.
- 'Extreme' and 'weird behaviour' are not nice words in sealmaster speech.
- Furthermore, it's important that nobody else learns what we discover.
- Therefore, we should only practise Elemental Mastery well outside of Leaf, with as much safety as possible. Think of it like TH tests without the need to hack the jutsu first.
- Whenever Akane pushes the limits of the jutsu, it should be cast by a Shadow Clone proxy with Prime over a mile away.
- We're aware that this is paranoid, but paranoia pays off sooner or later.
- The concerns of the KEI:
- We know that the law affords clan heads unilateral control over their clan, and thus no punishment can be levied by the Tower, we can still create a civil contract that punishes foul play.
- When Hazou requests a ticket for a specific KEI ninja, he cannot use the ticket on anyone else.
- A KEI ninja adopted into Hazou's clan will never be ordered to share their KEI jutsu with others in the clan.
- This can be waived on a jutsu-by-jutsu basis based on future deals made with KEI leadership.
- If a KEI jutsu somehow ends up as solely in Hazou's clan, we will teach it back to the KEI.
- Very expensive penalties for breach of contract.
- With this, it should be possible to permit adoptions without fear of jutsu theft. Are these terms acceptable?
- We know that the law affords clan heads unilateral control over their clan, and thus no punishment can be levied by the Tower, we can still create a civil contract that punishes foul play.
- Start research on one of the more basic Isan/Sarubetsu seals. Try to avoid FP expenses.
But more importantly, this plan provides precautions for Elemental Mastery tests, and rationale to justify them, which should allow for people to safely vote for the Elemental Mastery XP-expense plan. If you feel the precautions or rationale are insufficient, let me know and I'll try my best to improve the plan when I wake up.
I also avoid a necromancy timeskip here because, as much as I love necromancy, we need FP to do research and our source of FP (at least, when we have so few of them) is more updates. This plan sources us another FP in relatively short order while we finally reach a major milestone in our destructive ambitions. This is, in my opinion, necromancy-optimal.
EDIT: I have added some low-level seal research that shouldn't need any FP to complete.
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