Week 1.2
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The One who Strangles Concepts to death
- Location
- Interwebs
[] Train with the Gauntlets
-[] Unyielding Mountain Technique
-[] Feelings
Unyielding Mountain Technique: 10 + 15 + 10 (Shared Bonus) = 35
10: Yato, as you decided to call him, gave you the basics of this style when you made your bond. Specifically, how to use your already impressive spirit to better guard your soul and emotions against attacks. While you haven't had a chance to put what you've learned into practice you know enough to use the beginner techniques and moves to defend your soul from attacks. (+10 to Resist Soul Based Combat Attacks)
15: With Yato's instruction you start focusing on what UMT is all about: withstanding and resisting all types of harm. He has you build on the basics, going from your soul to your emotional state. Through constant reminders to focus on what's in front of you, you learn how to use Unyielding Mountain to control your emotions during combat. (+5 to Resist Emotion Based Combat Actions)
20 - 25: With the basics down, Yato moved on to teaching you the first actual technique in the Style. This move was intended to be a counter. You brace your inner self, forging a small barrier around your soul using excess energy from your body. Then, when the enemy attacks, you release the energy to both deflect it and reflect the damage onto them. Yato called this Reflecting Wall Technique: Soul Version. (Gain Technique: Reflecting Wall Technique: Soul Version)
30: Yato takes a more direct approach to teaching you this time around. By that you mean, he keeps sending spiritual spikes of pain aimed at your soul using his powers as a ghost. Each time you're expected to use the Reflecting Wall to stop his attack. After a good few hours, you finally get it down to the point where you can quickly activate it during combat to defend against an attack. (Reflecting Wall Technique: Soul Version will now automatically activate in Combat)
35: With the first technique learned, Yato moves on to teaching you the second. This one is focused outward instead of inward. Instead of using your body to guard your soul, you use your soul to guard your body. Through a method Yato calls "projection" you mold your soul into an ethereal but no less solid "armor" that can guard your physical self from attacks. However, this technique will make your soul more vulnerable to damage, as you are literally wearing it around your body. He names this technique, Impenetrable Soul Armor. (Gained Technique: Impenetrable Soul Armor)
It's at this point that Yato suggest you stop training in this style. When you asked why, he simply stated, "This Technique was never meant to be used by those who's bodies, minds, and souls are not prepared for the arduous work ahead of them. If you do not prepare yourself before you continue, you will destroy yourself in the pursuit of this power."
[UMT Cap Reached. Requires one Resistance Skill at 35]
Feelings (Hayato): 0 + 15 + 2 = 17
5: Learning more about how others feel is not that difficult for you. All it takes a bit of a change in perspective. How would someone feel if you, for instance, gave them a gift that they liked? What if it was something they didn't like? And you just expand out from there. Before long you start to understand how your average person feels.
10: After learning to look at it from the perspective of the average person, you expand to others. What about those who are considered "below average"? How would they feel if you gave them a gift? Or tried to encourage them to improve their lives? By the time it's over you start to understand how the less fortunate feel.
15: Then you do the same thing for those who would be considered "well off". This one's a bit easier as you're surrounded by people like that. Though you don't really make much head way in actually making friends, you do start to understand how someone more fortunate than you feels.
Feelings (Yato): 0 + 10 + 2 = 12
5: Teaching Yato these things proves...a bit difficult. He can grasp the ideas behind what you're saying just fine. But he sees no reason for it. Much of his complaints during your training fall under why the two of you should care how someone else feels about what you do? Regardless, you do manage to teach him to understand how the average person feels.
10: Yato seems more receptive to learning about people less fortunate than you. In fact, he's quiet the entire time you're talking to him about it. By the end of it, he simply thanks you for "Helping me remember something important." Whatever that means, at least he got the idea behind the less fortunates' feelings.
[History Skill: 0/15: Fail!]
[English Skill: 0/15: Fail!]
[Mathematics Skill: 0/15: Fail!]
[Art Skill: 0/15: Fail!]
[Practicality Skill: 0/15: Fail!]
....You are gonna need some serious help here. You don't think you'll be able to cram your way through school this time around. Though you will admit, didn't expect them to give you an Art and Programming Class your first year here. You asked your bro how he spent his day when you get back to your room. After he made sure you guys had all your parent's stuff from the apartment, he went out to check on the Robotics and Chess Club after Class. The latter seemed more viable in terms of keeping a Scholarship, as they merely required he kept his mind sharp rather than finish any Projects that could interfere with his classes. However, he was still keeping his options open.
[Yamato History Skill: 30/15: Success!]
[Yamato English Skill: 30/15: Success!]
[Yamato Mathematics Skill: 35/15: Success]
[Yamato Art Skill: 20/15: Success!]
[Yamato Practicality Skill: 20/15: Success!]
When you asked about classes, he said they were trivial. As expected.
Either way, you've now got the Weekend to yourself...well almost. You've got to head to the Martial Arts Club Room today for the First Official Meetup of the year. There you'll get all the equipment you need to be in the Club. After that though, you'll be good.
Yamato says that he'll be spending the Weekend studying, but you're not sure if that's healthy. Maybe you should take him with you somewhere else?
Yato suggest roaming the school and checking if there's "anything suspicious". You're guessing he means look for any of his kind, or anyone apart of the group chasing him. Could be a good idea so you don't get blindsided.
[No Invention Skills Detected!]
[No New Research Options!}
Activities (Pick One):
[] Go Out Alone:
- [X] Martial Arts Club (Locked In)
- [] Cafeteria
- [] Gym
- [] Library
- [] Faculty Room
- [] "Rewards" Center
- [] Chess Club
- [] Robotics Club
- [] Track Field
[] Go out with Yamato:
- [] Martial Arts Club
- [] Cafeteria
- [] Gym
- [] Library
- [] Faculty Room
- [] "Rewards" Center
- [] Chess Club
- [] Robotics Club
- [] Track Field
Relations:
[] Hang with Yamato
[] Spend time with Yato
Possible Events:
[] Search the School: You go looking for Monsters or Organization members. Might lead to new Relationships.
-[] Unyielding Mountain Technique
-[] Feelings
Unyielding Mountain Technique: 10 + 15 + 10 (Shared Bonus) = 35
10: Yato, as you decided to call him, gave you the basics of this style when you made your bond. Specifically, how to use your already impressive spirit to better guard your soul and emotions against attacks. While you haven't had a chance to put what you've learned into practice you know enough to use the beginner techniques and moves to defend your soul from attacks. (+10 to Resist Soul Based Combat Attacks)
15: With Yato's instruction you start focusing on what UMT is all about: withstanding and resisting all types of harm. He has you build on the basics, going from your soul to your emotional state. Through constant reminders to focus on what's in front of you, you learn how to use Unyielding Mountain to control your emotions during combat. (+5 to Resist Emotion Based Combat Actions)
20 - 25: With the basics down, Yato moved on to teaching you the first actual technique in the Style. This move was intended to be a counter. You brace your inner self, forging a small barrier around your soul using excess energy from your body. Then, when the enemy attacks, you release the energy to both deflect it and reflect the damage onto them. Yato called this Reflecting Wall Technique: Soul Version. (Gain Technique: Reflecting Wall Technique: Soul Version)
30: Yato takes a more direct approach to teaching you this time around. By that you mean, he keeps sending spiritual spikes of pain aimed at your soul using his powers as a ghost. Each time you're expected to use the Reflecting Wall to stop his attack. After a good few hours, you finally get it down to the point where you can quickly activate it during combat to defend against an attack. (Reflecting Wall Technique: Soul Version will now automatically activate in Combat)
35: With the first technique learned, Yato moves on to teaching you the second. This one is focused outward instead of inward. Instead of using your body to guard your soul, you use your soul to guard your body. Through a method Yato calls "projection" you mold your soul into an ethereal but no less solid "armor" that can guard your physical self from attacks. However, this technique will make your soul more vulnerable to damage, as you are literally wearing it around your body. He names this technique, Impenetrable Soul Armor. (Gained Technique: Impenetrable Soul Armor)
It's at this point that Yato suggest you stop training in this style. When you asked why, he simply stated, "This Technique was never meant to be used by those who's bodies, minds, and souls are not prepared for the arduous work ahead of them. If you do not prepare yourself before you continue, you will destroy yourself in the pursuit of this power."
[UMT Cap Reached. Requires one Resistance Skill at 35]
Feelings (Hayato): 0 + 15 + 2 = 17
5: Learning more about how others feel is not that difficult for you. All it takes a bit of a change in perspective. How would someone feel if you, for instance, gave them a gift that they liked? What if it was something they didn't like? And you just expand out from there. Before long you start to understand how your average person feels.
10: After learning to look at it from the perspective of the average person, you expand to others. What about those who are considered "below average"? How would they feel if you gave them a gift? Or tried to encourage them to improve their lives? By the time it's over you start to understand how the less fortunate feel.
15: Then you do the same thing for those who would be considered "well off". This one's a bit easier as you're surrounded by people like that. Though you don't really make much head way in actually making friends, you do start to understand how someone more fortunate than you feels.
Feelings (Yato): 0 + 10 + 2 = 12
5: Teaching Yato these things proves...a bit difficult. He can grasp the ideas behind what you're saying just fine. But he sees no reason for it. Much of his complaints during your training fall under why the two of you should care how someone else feels about what you do? Regardless, you do manage to teach him to understand how the average person feels.
10: Yato seems more receptive to learning about people less fortunate than you. In fact, he's quiet the entire time you're talking to him about it. By the end of it, he simply thanks you for "Helping me remember something important." Whatever that means, at least he got the idea behind the less fortunates' feelings.
…
The week is over before you know it. While none of your classes have formally started, you did check out your homeroom and meet your teachers for the day. They gave you all a bit of introduction to the things you'll be learning this year. And after going through them...
[History Skill: 0/15: Fail!]
[English Skill: 0/15: Fail!]
[Mathematics Skill: 0/15: Fail!]
[Art Skill: 0/15: Fail!]
[Practicality Skill: 0/15: Fail!]
....You are gonna need some serious help here. You don't think you'll be able to cram your way through school this time around. Though you will admit, didn't expect them to give you an Art and Programming Class your first year here. You asked your bro how he spent his day when you get back to your room. After he made sure you guys had all your parent's stuff from the apartment, he went out to check on the Robotics and Chess Club after Class. The latter seemed more viable in terms of keeping a Scholarship, as they merely required he kept his mind sharp rather than finish any Projects that could interfere with his classes. However, he was still keeping his options open.
[Yamato History Skill: 30/15: Success!]
[Yamato English Skill: 30/15: Success!]
[Yamato Mathematics Skill: 35/15: Success]
[Yamato Art Skill: 20/15: Success!]
[Yamato Practicality Skill: 20/15: Success!]
When you asked about classes, he said they were trivial. As expected.
Either way, you've now got the Weekend to yourself...well almost. You've got to head to the Martial Arts Club Room today for the First Official Meetup of the year. There you'll get all the equipment you need to be in the Club. After that though, you'll be good.
Yamato says that he'll be spending the Weekend studying, but you're not sure if that's healthy. Maybe you should take him with you somewhere else?
Yato suggest roaming the school and checking if there's "anything suspicious". You're guessing he means look for any of his kind, or anyone apart of the group chasing him. Could be a good idea so you don't get blindsided.
[No Invention Skills Detected!]
[No New Research Options!}
Activities (Pick One):
[] Go Out Alone:
- [X] Martial Arts Club (Locked In)
- [] Cafeteria
- [] Gym
- [] Library
- [] Faculty Room
- [] "Rewards" Center
- [] Chess Club
- [] Robotics Club
- [] Track Field
[] Go out with Yamato:
- [] Martial Arts Club
- [] Cafeteria
- [] Gym
- [] Library
- [] Faculty Room
- [] "Rewards" Center
- [] Chess Club
- [] Robotics Club
- [] Track Field
Relations:
[] Hang with Yamato
[] Spend time with Yato
Possible Events:
[] Search the School: You go looking for Monsters or Organization members. Might lead to new Relationships.
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