- Location
- St. Petersburg
NVM, it's in the vote. I somehow missed it.
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Magical Girl Monster Quest
- Thread starter Walker
- Start date
- Original
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- Tags
- magical girl setting
NVM, it's in the vote. I somehow missed it.
- Location
- New York
Current vote tally, for anyone who needs it:
Name:
Victor Crowne 6
Maximilian Regis Auros 4
Alric Valdr 4
Gilgamesh Romulus Bonaparte 2
Ronald Amundsen 1
Victor Crown 1
Julius Kingsley 1
Tobias Valdr 1
Groups:
The Princesses 19
The Choir 17
Collateral Damage 12
The Kaleidoscope 12
The Warriors 10
Seat Neighbor:
B 9
D 6
E 4
A
C
F
G
Total Voters: 20
Vote Tally : Magical Girl Monster Quest | Page 6 | Sufficient Velocity
##### NetTally 1.7.4
[X] The Princesses
No. of Votes: 16
LostDeviljho
Balduran
DB_Explorer
Erehwon
Icefyre
Kipeci
Nevill
Night_stalker
Piell
Pyro Hawk
Robotninja
Sickul
SlugSLinger
tricholysis
tygerbright
Zaratustra
[X] The Choir
No. of Votes: 15
LostDeviljho
DB_Explorer
Icefyre
Kipeci
Nevill
Night_stalker
Piell
Pyro Hawk
Robotninja
Sickul
SlugSLinger
Thozmp
tricholysis
tygerbright
Zaratustra
[x] The Kaleidoscope
No. of Votes: 10
LostDeviljho
Balduran
Erehwon
Icefyre
Kipeci
Night_stalker
Piell
Pyro Hawk
Sickul
tygerbright
[x] The Warriors
No. of Votes: 8
LostDeviljho
Erehwon
Kipeci
Night_stalker
Pyro Hawk
SlugSLinger
Thozmp
Zaratustra
[X] A thin, black-haired girl, sitting so straight she looks like she's been bolted to a ruler. She expects to be an accountant. (She's lying. Badly)
No. of Votes: 7
Pyro Hawk
Balduran
Kipeci
Night_stalker
Sickul
Thozmp
Zaratustra
[X] A quietly humming girl with glasses who wants to be an opera singer. Something about that tune seems familiar...
No. of Votes: 6
veekie
DB_Explorer
Nevill
Piell
Robotninja
tricholysis
[X] Victor Crowne
No. of Votes: 6
veekie
Night_stalker
Pyro Hawk
Sickul
SlugSLinger
tygerbright
[X] Collateral Damage
No. of Votes: 6
Nevill
Erehwon
Kipeci
Robotninja
Sickul
Thozmp
[x] Maximilian Regis Auros
No. of Votes: 4
Stormgear
Nevill
Thozmp
Zaratustra
[X] Alric Valdr
No. of Votes: 4
LostDeviljho
Balduran
DB_Explorer
tricholysis
[x] A large, threatening boy with a strange hat that almost blends into his hair. His ambition is muttered too quietly for you to hear.
No. of Votes: 4
LostDeviljho
Erehwon
SlugSLinger
tygerbright
[X] The Martial Artists
No. of Votes: 4
tricholysis
Balduran
DB_Explorer
Zaratustra
[x] The Princesses: This group of six Girls, naming themselves after the five traditional elements (fire, water, earth, wood, wind) and one very nontraditional one (heart), claims to be the reincarnation of the royalty of a previously globe-spanning kingdom, born in this era to fight a great evil and reestablish their holy empire. Understandably, this has caused some friction with the authorities. All of the Girls in this group specialize in fighting from range using a single attack named after their element of choice. They survive mostly because they have access to immense and overwhelming power instead of any skill.
No. of Votes: 2
Stormgear
veekie
[X] Ronald Amundsen
No. of Votes: 1
Kipeci
[x] The Warriors: Unusually, this group of Magi are actually Magical Boys. While not unheard of, it is rather rare. There are also seven of them, which is an unusually large number. They all wear color-coded armor, and wield various weapons of immense potency. Their leader is Warrior Red, the fire user with a sword. The other elements are Blue (Water), Green (Air), Brown (Earth), Whie (Light), Black (Shadow), and Grey, whose element you don't know. Yet.
No. of Votes: 1
Stormgear
[x] The Kaleidoscope: A trio of Magical Girls who go around claiming that what they do is actual magic. They also claim that their ability to use this magic comes from their mystic wands who are sentient and have apparently been training them. They spend most of their time flying to random places, disappearing and then reappearing the worse for wear. When they faced actual enemies, they did the same thing, only the enemy never reappeared. You feel rather uncomfortable with so little information on their methods of combat.
No. of Votes: 1
Stormgear
[X] Collateral Damage: Not so much a formalized society as a group of martial artists who have learned to use ki to enhance themselves to superhuman levels. All of them have significant combat experience, and are well-trained, and there are a lot of them. On the other hand, they're severely lacking in the power department and are horrifically disorganized. They act as a society of do-gooders who voluntarily patrol the streets, looking to help people.
No. of Votes: 1
veekie
[X] The Choir: A group of four musically themed Girls, Soprano, Alto, Tenor, and Bass. These Girls claim to have been chosen by a kingdom of light to bring hope to the world and banish the forces of darkness. All of their attacks have a musical theme, but they each specialize in a different area of combat. They have been around for a while, and it shows in their teamwork. Though not very impressive in terms of power, their ability to work together to execute even the most difficult strategies more than compensates for their weaknesses.
No. of Votes: 1
veekie
[X] Victor Crown
No. of Votes: 1
Piell
[x] Gilgamesh Romulus Bonaparte
No. of Votes: 1
SpeckofStardust
[X] Julius Kingsley
No. of Votes: 1
Icefyre
[X] A thin, black-haired girl, sitting so straight she looks like she's been bolted to a ruler. She expects to be an accountant.
No. of Votes: 1
Icefyre
[X] Name: Tobias Valdr
No. of Votes: 1
Robotninja
Total No. of Voters: 20
##### NetTally 1.7.4
[X] The Princesses
No. of Votes: 16
LostDeviljho
Balduran
DB_Explorer
Erehwon
Icefyre
Kipeci
Nevill
Night_stalker
Piell
Pyro Hawk
Robotninja
Sickul
SlugSLinger
tricholysis
tygerbright
Zaratustra
[X] The Choir
No. of Votes: 15
LostDeviljho
DB_Explorer
Icefyre
Kipeci
Nevill
Night_stalker
Piell
Pyro Hawk
Robotninja
Sickul
SlugSLinger
Thozmp
tricholysis
tygerbright
Zaratustra
[x] The Kaleidoscope
No. of Votes: 10
LostDeviljho
Balduran
Erehwon
Icefyre
Kipeci
Night_stalker
Piell
Pyro Hawk
Sickul
tygerbright
[x] The Warriors
No. of Votes: 8
LostDeviljho
Erehwon
Kipeci
Night_stalker
Pyro Hawk
SlugSLinger
Thozmp
Zaratustra
[X] A thin, black-haired girl, sitting so straight she looks like she's been bolted to a ruler. She expects to be an accountant. (She's lying. Badly)
No. of Votes: 7
Pyro Hawk
Balduran
Kipeci
Night_stalker
Sickul
Thozmp
Zaratustra
[X] A quietly humming girl with glasses who wants to be an opera singer. Something about that tune seems familiar...
No. of Votes: 6
veekie
DB_Explorer
Nevill
Piell
Robotninja
tricholysis
[X] Victor Crowne
No. of Votes: 6
veekie
Night_stalker
Pyro Hawk
Sickul
SlugSLinger
tygerbright
[X] Collateral Damage
No. of Votes: 6
Nevill
Erehwon
Kipeci
Robotninja
Sickul
Thozmp
[x] Maximilian Regis Auros
No. of Votes: 4
Stormgear
Nevill
Thozmp
Zaratustra
[X] Alric Valdr
No. of Votes: 4
LostDeviljho
Balduran
DB_Explorer
tricholysis
[x] A large, threatening boy with a strange hat that almost blends into his hair. His ambition is muttered too quietly for you to hear.
No. of Votes: 4
LostDeviljho
Erehwon
SlugSLinger
tygerbright
[X] The Martial Artists
No. of Votes: 4
tricholysis
Balduran
DB_Explorer
Zaratustra
[x] The Princesses: This group of six Girls, naming themselves after the five traditional elements (fire, water, earth, wood, wind) and one very nontraditional one (heart), claims to be the reincarnation of the royalty of a previously globe-spanning kingdom, born in this era to fight a great evil and reestablish their holy empire. Understandably, this has caused some friction with the authorities. All of the Girls in this group specialize in fighting from range using a single attack named after their element of choice. They survive mostly because they have access to immense and overwhelming power instead of any skill.
No. of Votes: 2
Stormgear
veekie
[X] Ronald Amundsen
No. of Votes: 1
Kipeci
[x] The Warriors: Unusually, this group of Magi are actually Magical Boys. While not unheard of, it is rather rare. There are also seven of them, which is an unusually large number. They all wear color-coded armor, and wield various weapons of immense potency. Their leader is Warrior Red, the fire user with a sword. The other elements are Blue (Water), Green (Air), Brown (Earth), Whie (Light), Black (Shadow), and Grey, whose element you don't know. Yet.
No. of Votes: 1
Stormgear
[x] The Kaleidoscope: A trio of Magical Girls who go around claiming that what they do is actual magic. They also claim that their ability to use this magic comes from their mystic wands who are sentient and have apparently been training them. They spend most of their time flying to random places, disappearing and then reappearing the worse for wear. When they faced actual enemies, they did the same thing, only the enemy never reappeared. You feel rather uncomfortable with so little information on their methods of combat.
No. of Votes: 1
Stormgear
[X] Collateral Damage: Not so much a formalized society as a group of martial artists who have learned to use ki to enhance themselves to superhuman levels. All of them have significant combat experience, and are well-trained, and there are a lot of them. On the other hand, they're severely lacking in the power department and are horrifically disorganized. They act as a society of do-gooders who voluntarily patrol the streets, looking to help people.
No. of Votes: 1
veekie
[X] The Choir: A group of four musically themed Girls, Soprano, Alto, Tenor, and Bass. These Girls claim to have been chosen by a kingdom of light to bring hope to the world and banish the forces of darkness. All of their attacks have a musical theme, but they each specialize in a different area of combat. They have been around for a while, and it shows in their teamwork. Though not very impressive in terms of power, their ability to work together to execute even the most difficult strategies more than compensates for their weaknesses.
No. of Votes: 1
veekie
[X] Victor Crown
No. of Votes: 1
Piell
[x] Gilgamesh Romulus Bonaparte
No. of Votes: 1
SpeckofStardust
[X] Julius Kingsley
No. of Votes: 1
Icefyre
[X] A thin, black-haired girl, sitting so straight she looks like she's been bolted to a ruler. She expects to be an accountant.
No. of Votes: 1
Icefyre
[X] Name: Tobias Valdr
No. of Votes: 1
Robotninja
Total No. of Voters: 20
Victor Crowne 6
Maximilian Regis Auros 4
Alric Valdr 4
Gilgamesh Romulus Bonaparte 2
Ronald Amundsen 1
Victor Crown 1
Julius Kingsley 1
Tobias Valdr 1
Groups:
The Princesses 19
The Choir 17
Collateral Damage 12
The Kaleidoscope 12
The Warriors 10
Seat Neighbor:
A. A lazy-looking redheaded boy with a strange smile. He expects he'll be asleep in twenty years.
B. A thin, black-haired girl, sitting so straight she looks like she's been bolted to a ruler. She expects to be an accountant. (She's lying. Badly)
C. A red-haired golden-eyed boy who proclaims that he wants to Save Everyone, complete with capital letters. He sets your teeth on edge.
D. A quietly humming girl with glasses who wants to be an opera singer. Something about that tune seems familiar...
E. A large, threatening boy with a strange hat that almost blends into his hair. His ambition is muttered too quietly for you to hear.
F. A ditsy-looking blonde who proclaims she wants to be a doctor and heal people. Her naivete makes your skin crawl.
G. A thin wispy boy with glasses, who clutches his book to his chest and proclaims that he wants to run a library. The book looks like a grimoire.
B. A thin, black-haired girl, sitting so straight she looks like she's been bolted to a ruler. She expects to be an accountant. (She's lying. Badly)
C. A red-haired golden-eyed boy who proclaims that he wants to Save Everyone, complete with capital letters. He sets your teeth on edge.
D. A quietly humming girl with glasses who wants to be an opera singer. Something about that tune seems familiar...
E. A large, threatening boy with a strange hat that almost blends into his hair. His ambition is muttered too quietly for you to hear.
F. A ditsy-looking blonde who proclaims she wants to be a doctor and heal people. Her naivete makes your skin crawl.
G. A thin wispy boy with glasses, who clutches his book to his chest and proclaims that he wants to run a library. The book looks like a grimoire.
D 6
E 4
A
C
F
G
Total Voters: 20
LostDeviljho
Flame Dragon Princess
- Location
- The glorious Pacific Northwest
- Pronouns
- Any
My own tally:
Sorted, that's
Vote Tally : Magical Girl Monster Quest | Page 6 | Sufficient Velocity
##### NetTally 1.7.3.2
[X] The Princesses
No. of Votes: 18
[X] The Choir
No. of Votes: 16
[x] The Kaleidoscope
No. of Votes: 11
[X] Collateral Damage
No. of Votes: 11
[x] The Warriors
No. of Votes: 9
[X] A thin, black-haired girl, sitting so straight she looks like she's been bolted to a ruler. She expects to be an accountant. (She's lying. Badly)
No. of Votes: 8
[X] A quietly humming girl with glasses who wants to be an opera singer. Something about that tune seems familiar...
No. of Votes: 6
[X] Victor Crowne
No. of Votes: 6
[x] Maximilian Regis Auros
No. of Votes: 4
[X] Alric Valdr
No. of Votes: 4
[x] A large, threatening boy with a strange hat that almost blends into his hair. His ambition is muttered too quietly for you to hear.
No. of Votes: 4
[X] Ronald Amundsen
No. of Votes: 1
[X] Victor Crown
No. of Votes: 1
[x] Gilgamesh Romulus Bonaparte
No. of Votes: 1
[X] Julius Kingsley
No. of Votes: 1
[X] Name: Tobias Valdr
No. of Votes: 1
Total No. of Voters: 20
##### NetTally 1.7.3.2
[X] The Princesses
No. of Votes: 18
[X] The Choir
No. of Votes: 16
[x] The Kaleidoscope
No. of Votes: 11
[X] Collateral Damage
No. of Votes: 11
[x] The Warriors
No. of Votes: 9
[X] A thin, black-haired girl, sitting so straight she looks like she's been bolted to a ruler. She expects to be an accountant. (She's lying. Badly)
No. of Votes: 8
[X] A quietly humming girl with glasses who wants to be an opera singer. Something about that tune seems familiar...
No. of Votes: 6
[X] Victor Crowne
No. of Votes: 6
[x] Maximilian Regis Auros
No. of Votes: 4
[X] Alric Valdr
No. of Votes: 4
[x] A large, threatening boy with a strange hat that almost blends into his hair. His ambition is muttered too quietly for you to hear.
No. of Votes: 4
[X] Ronald Amundsen
No. of Votes: 1
[X] Victor Crown
No. of Votes: 1
[x] Gilgamesh Romulus Bonaparte
No. of Votes: 1
[X] Julius Kingsley
No. of Votes: 1
[X] Name: Tobias Valdr
No. of Votes: 1
Total No. of Voters: 20
Sorted, that's
[X] The Princesses
No. of Votes: 18
[X] The Choir
No. of Votes: 16
[x] The Kaleidoscope
No. of Votes: 11
[X] Collateral Damage
No. of Votes: 11
[x] The Warriors
No. of Votes: 9
No. of Votes: 18
[X] The Choir
No. of Votes: 16
[x] The Kaleidoscope
No. of Votes: 11
[X] Collateral Damage
No. of Votes: 11
[x] The Warriors
No. of Votes: 9
[X] Victor Crowne
No. of Votes: 6
[x] Maximilian Regis Auros
No. of Votes: 4
[X] Alric Valdr
No. of Votes: 4
[X] Ronald Amundsen
No. of Votes: 1
[X] Victor Crown
No. of Votes: 1
[x] Gilgamesh Romulus Bonaparte
No. of Votes: 1
[X] Julius Kingsley
No. of Votes: 1
[X] Name: Tobias Valdr
No. of Votes: 1
No. of Votes: 6
[x] Maximilian Regis Auros
No. of Votes: 4
[X] Alric Valdr
No. of Votes: 4
[X] Ronald Amundsen
No. of Votes: 1
[X] Victor Crown
No. of Votes: 1
[x] Gilgamesh Romulus Bonaparte
No. of Votes: 1
[X] Julius Kingsley
No. of Votes: 1
[X] Name: Tobias Valdr
No. of Votes: 1
[X] A thin, black-haired girl, sitting so straight she looks like she's been bolted to a ruler. She expects to be an accountant. (She's lying. Badly)
No. of Votes: 8
[X] A quietly humming girl with glasses who wants to be an opera singer. Something about that tune seems familiar...
No. of Votes: 6
[x] A large, threatening boy with a strange hat that almost blends into his hair. His ambition is muttered too quietly for you to hear.
No. of Votes: 4
No. of Votes: 8
[X] A quietly humming girl with glasses who wants to be an opera singer. Something about that tune seems familiar...
No. of Votes: 6
[x] A large, threatening boy with a strange hat that almost blends into his hair. His ambition is muttered too quietly for you to hear.
No. of Votes: 4
- Location
- New York
It was because SpeckofStardust added a vote for a name in a later post, and NetTally accepted that as a replacement for their previous one. In hindsight, I should have mentioned that to avoid confusion.
Dam it this is why I wanted patienceNow they know, (also it will take us well over 100 years unless we have the luck of everything).
[x] A thin, black-haired girl, sitting so straight she looks like she's been bolted to a ruler. She expects to be an accountant. (She's lying. Badly)
hmm it calls to me.
(Pick a minimum of 2, groups which get at least 50% of the vote will be included)
[x] The Princesses: This group of six Girls, naming themselves after the five traditional elements (fire, water, earth, wood, wind) and one very nontraditional one (heart), claims to be the reincarnation of the royalty of a previously globe-spanning kingdom, born in this era to fight a great evil and reestablish their holy empire. Understandably, this has caused some friction with the authorities. All of the Girls in this group specialize in fighting from range using a single attack named after their element of choice. They survive mostly because they have access to immense and overwhelming power instead of any skill.
[x] The Choir: A group of four musically themed Girls, Soprano, Alto, Tenor, and Bass. These Girls claim to have been chosen by a kingdom of light to bring hope to the world and banish the forces of darkness. All of their attacks have a musical theme, but they each specialize in a different area of combat. They have been around for a while, and it shows in their teamwork. Though not very impressive in terms of power, their ability to work together to execute even the most difficult strategies more than compensates for their weaknesses.
[x] The Warriors: Unusually, this group of Magi are actually Magical Boys. While not unheard of, it is rather rare. There are also seven of them, which is an unusually large number. They all wear color-coded armor, and wield various weapons of immense potency. Their leader is Warrior Red, the fire user with a sword. The other elements are Blue (Water), Green (Air), Brown (Earth), Whie (Light), Black (Shadow), and Grey, whose element you don't know. Yet.
[x] Collateral Damage: Not so much a formalized society as a group of martial artists who have learned to use ki to enhance themselves to superhuman levels. All of them have significant combat experience, and are well-trained, and there are a lot of them. On the other hand, they're severely lacking in the power department and are horrifically disorganized. They act as a society of do-gooders who voluntarily patrol the streets, looking to help people.
[x] The Kaleidoscope: A trio of Magical Girls who go around claiming that what they do is actual magic. They also claim that their ability to use this magic comes from their mystic wands who are sentient and have apparently been training them. They spend most of their time flying to random places, disappearing and then reappearing the worse for wear. When they faced actual enemies, they did the same thing, only the enemy never reappeared. You feel rather uncomfortable with so little information on their methods of combat.
For once all the things is a good thing.
Well we do come from the US of A so we can pick a non-Japanese name.......
I cant think up of any good names.......
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- Location
- [REDACTED]
So at the moment, there are a total of twenty (20) voters. 50% of the total vote is therefore ten (10) votes. Any group which earns 10 votes is included in your list of opponents. By my count, we have 19 for Princesses, 17 for Choir, 12 for Kaleidoscope, 12 for Collateral Damage/Martial Artists, and 10 for Warriors. So casualty rates will probably be pretty high. Social-wise, the popular choice seems to be Ms. Accountant, who has a 3 vote lead. I'll call the vote in 3 hours, unless it gets really contentious.
ChildishChimera
A umbran summon
- Location
- New York
[X] The Princesses: This group of six Girls, naming themselves after the five traditional elements (fire, water, earth, wood, wind) and one very nontraditional one (heart), claims to be the reincarnation of the royalty of a previously globe-spanning kingdom, born in this era to fight a great evil and reestablish their holy empire. Understandably, this has caused some friction with the authorities. All of the Girls in this group specialize in fighting from range using a single attack named after their element of choice. They survive mostly because they have access to immense and overwhelming power instead of any skill.
[X] The Choir: A group of four musically themed Girls, Soprano, Alto, Tenor, and Bass. These Girls claim to have been chosen by a kingdom of light to bring hope to the world and banish the forces of darkness. All of their attacks have a musical theme, but they each specialize in a different area of combat. They have been around for a while, and it shows in their teamwork. Though not very impressive in terms of power, their ability to work together to execute even the most difficult strategies more than compensates for their weaknesses.
[X] The Warriors: Unusually, this group of Magi are actually Magical Boys. While not unheard of, it is rather rare. There are also seven of them, which is an unusually large number. They all wear color-coded armor, and wield various weapons of immense potency. Their leader is Warrior Red, the fire user with a sword. The other elements are Blue (Water), Green (Air), Brown (Earth), Whie (Light), Black (Shadow), and Grey, whose element you don't know. Yet.
[] Maximilian Regis Auros
[X] A thin, black-haired girl, sitting so straight she looks like she's been bolted to a ruler. She expects to be an accountant. (She's lying. Badly)
[X] The Choir: A group of four musically themed Girls, Soprano, Alto, Tenor, and Bass. These Girls claim to have been chosen by a kingdom of light to bring hope to the world and banish the forces of darkness. All of their attacks have a musical theme, but they each specialize in a different area of combat. They have been around for a while, and it shows in their teamwork. Though not very impressive in terms of power, their ability to work together to execute even the most difficult strategies more than compensates for their weaknesses.
[X] The Warriors: Unusually, this group of Magi are actually Magical Boys. While not unheard of, it is rather rare. There are also seven of them, which is an unusually large number. They all wear color-coded armor, and wield various weapons of immense potency. Their leader is Warrior Red, the fire user with a sword. The other elements are Blue (Water), Green (Air), Brown (Earth), Whie (Light), Black (Shadow), and Grey, whose element you don't know. Yet.
[] Maximilian Regis Auros
[X] A thin, black-haired girl, sitting so straight she looks like she's been bolted to a ruler. She expects to be an accountant. (She's lying. Badly)
- Location
- [REDACTED]
Vote locked; Victor Crowne, Not-an-accountant-girl, and ALL THE HEROES. ALL OF THEM.
- Location
- Surabaya, Indonesia
How plausible is it to turn the heroes against each other? Make the magical girls think the boys are dumb brutes, both the magical boys and girls think Team Collateral Damage as literal cannon fodders, and the three magical girl squads to get ultra competitive against each other to the point showing off takes precedence over actually handling the monster of the week?
004 - Because Knowledge is Power
- Location
- [REDACTED]
[X] Victor Crowne
[X] A thin, black-haired girl, sitting so straight she looks like she's been bolted to a ruler. She expects to be an accountant. (She's lying. Badly)
[X] ALL OF THE HEROES. ALL OF THEM.
You've never liked your name, you must admit. It's impressive enough, and certainly apt. But nonetheless, it grates on you. It seems to imply that you've been chosen to rule, that you are fated to be the King. That irks you. A king does not rule because of fate, or justice, or righteousness, or any other of a thousand concepts. A King rules because he is strong, because he has power, and because he owns his power-has earned it instead of having it handed to him. Not like all those do-gooders out there who claim to have the power to determine morality simply because something else decided to give them a leg up over their fellow man. The martial artists you can respect - they've earned their power, they fought for it and bled for it. The Kaleidoscope trio you'll reserve judgement on, seeing as they have mentioned that they had to train for their power to the authorities. The rest of them? Don't deserve the power they've been handed.
You sigh, and refocus back on class. The teacher has finished lecturing about the necessary responsibilities of students to uphold the prestigious standards of this respected establishment and has moved on to the topic of the necessary responsibilities of students to uphold the prestigious reputation of this respected establishment. You pay just enough attention to the teacher to catch any important topics she might mention. There aren't many. You take note of the fact that apparently the Class Representative Elections will be held soon, which might be an amusing diversion. She also keeps warning students that if their academic performance is unsatisfactory, they may be shifted into a lower class, which you should probably be careful about. The remainder of her speech is meaningless drivel which does nothing but grate on your ears.
It's boring. You're bored. Why do other people love the sound of their own voices so much? You sigh. Isn't there something more interesting to do? Why couldn't you have picked another school where people would have the decency to talk less and would instead- Oh, she's stopped talking.
Having finished her sermon, she promptly informs the class that the math teacher will arrive in five minutes and leaves. Naturally, the entire room breaks into chaos, with children doing childish things with each other that you, of course, are too mature for. Instead, you decide to start looking to establish a powerbase in this school. A King must have servants, after all. And where better to start than with your erstwhile neighbor? With your incredible charisma and mastery of social skills, you'll have her eating out of your hand in no time at all.
You smile warmly and turn to your neighbor.
"So, what did you think of our teacher's speech? Not very interesting, was it?"
Mutely, she glares at you. You can practically feel her disdain.
Undaunted, you continue. "I can see the need to remind students of all the minutiae of school life they may have forgotten over the school year, but a 45 minute lecture on the virtues of upholding the reputation of a school they've already been fighting tooth and claw to stay in? A little much, don't you think?"
Her murderous glare intensifies. Happily, you note that her perfect posture has been abandoned in favor of allowing her to glare at you more intently.
A little bit more, you silently muse to yourself. "Of course, maybe they just want to make a point to all the students? Remind them that no matter how far they've managed to come, they can still be reduced to the ranks of the masses? Motivate them, by showing them the consequences of failure? I'll admit, it seems like a sloppy style of rule to me, but that's not for me to judge, I supppose?"
Her glare is now so incandescently furious that you feel as though you might burst into flame at any moment. If looks could kill, not only would you be dead, every single person remotely related to you would be dead, as would the majority of their past lives and possibly their future ones as well. One more push, you think silently.
"Ah, but where are my manners? I have been remiss in not introducing myself! My name is, as you are undoubtedly aware, Victor Crowne! And you are?"
"Nakadai Kaho. Go away." she all but snarls through gritted teeth. If words could kill... well, you get the idea. Her glare has also managed to grow even more intense, and even less amicable. You have to admit you're impressed, for more reasons than one.
The sheer level of hatred she's emitting is astounding. Why, if you didn't know better, you might almost call her expression...Wrathful. But of course, it would be absurd for a middle schooler to be even aware of their Sin, let alone channeling it. You'd call it impossible, but, well...you yourself are the living disproof. Nonetheless, she has the potential. Perhaps, through proper education and hard work... you've been wishing for a subject for a while now, haven't you?
Then the teacher enters, and all thoughts of potential future leadership (and potential future minions) are replaced with an intense and emphatic loathing for all things remotely related to Japanese literature. Is it so hard to just use a proper phonemic alphabet instead of this stupid syllable-based logography they use?
Three hours and much pain later, you are very ready to be done with all this. Is a cover identity with actual schooling really necessary? Intellectally drained, though looking as dapper as ever in your uniform, you glide confidently to the cafeteria to collect your lunch. You wait magnificently in line, collect your food from the server with grace and elegance, exquisitely select a location to sit and eat in, and ingest your first bite of lunch with dignity and decorum.
You spend the next ten seconds choking and trying to get the horrendous taste of the abomination they claim is food out of your mouth. How much, exactly, are you paying to attend this place again? Fortunately, the classroom is empty. You're really quite glad no one saw the way you reacted to that, even if your reaction was justified.
As you sit there, staring at the thing that is supposed to be your food, three of your classmates enter the classroom, and, surprisingly, make a beeline for you. You don't think you remember any of their names, and you're certain you haven't interacted with them before, so why are they approaching you now? Perhaps they've come to swear eternal loyalty to the future God-King of the Universe?
"Aw, does the poor new boy not like his food?" the tallest one taunts.
Or, they could also be utter morons with a deathwish. That's also possible.
"Poor boy," the second continues. "Maybe 'e misses 'is mama's cooking?"
You stare more incredulously. Did they rehearse this?
"Here, we'll take care of that for you, alright? Just give us your lunch money every day, and we, your kind and gracious seniors, will ensure that you are well taken care of." The third continues.
Desperately, you resist the urge to facepalm. What kind of morons... you muse to yourself.
How do you resolve this situation? (This will have a significant impact on Victor's future approach to conflict.)
[] Ignore them. They're not worth your time. There are far better, more interesting things you could be doing. If they were worthy of your attention, you'd give it to them. They're not, so you wont.
[] Use violence. You're all middle schoolers, true. But only one of the four middle schoolers in this room is combat trained, has supernatural powers, and actually gets regular exercise. Besides, if they try to complain, no one is going to believe that the new cloudcuckoolander student with the innocent smile intentionally picked a fight with three ruffians.
[] Use diplomacy. You've got better things to do with your time, and surely they can think of other things they can do that won't involve them getting suspended or expelled?
[] Leave. If you stay here, they're going to keep annoying you until you snap or do something unwise. Better to remove yourself from the situation before you act in a manner that might jeopardize your cover.
[] Comply with their demands. Haha, no. Not happening. (Locked by Pride)
[] Write-in
After that moment of unpleasantness is resolved, the remainder of your school day continues mostly as normal. Mathematics is just as easy for you as it always has been. Science, too, is apparently universal. Planck's constant is in fact constant, regardless of whether you're in America or in Japan. You just wish that you were lectured at less. Every single class in this place takes the form of a lecture. Every. Single. Class. It irks you so much.
Finally, the day ends. All of your classmates, including dear Kaho, scramble to stuff all of their belongings into their bags and get out of this torture room. You, of course, calmly place your possessions in the bag. Scrambling is for peasants. Having neatly packed your items away, you stand- and stop.
After 3:00, when school ends, students in Japan are expected to attend either a club or a cram school, though neither is mandatory. You've just spent seven hours learning. You're done with school. But these clubs sound interesting. Should you check one out? Or should you do something else with your free time?
And then it hits you.
You have Free Time.
No master, yelling at you to do work. Or clean the compound. Or do her paperwork. Or rewrite Parmenides' proof of existence.
You.
Have.
Free.
Time.
You have three slots of time to fill. Pick three activities from the following list.
[] Check out a club. Maybe they have something interesting for you to learn. (Max 1)
-[] Which Club? Write-in.
[] Scout the area. You have maps of the area, of course, but it's always better to have personal knowledge of the locale. (Max 1)
[] Do some more research on the local heroes. You're sure you can find out more about them in their home country.
-[] Go out and talk to people at some reasonably social location. There's no way that can go wrong.
--[] Which group?
-[] Check the internet. People are always discussing information on the internet. It might even be useful information.
--[] Which group?
-[] Try to get in touch with one of the local hero groups, see if you can contact them.
--[] Why?
[] Try to figure out what's up with the local forces of darkness. Your dossiers on them are woefully incomplete.
-[] Spend several frustrating hours negotiating with someone back at the Enclave for information. Hopefully they have something.
-[] Go explore shady and possibly illegal locations. You're almost certain to find something there. It might be mundane, though.
-[] Search the city for locations with higher densities of Sin. Maybe you'll find something supernatural.
-[] Search the city for locations with lower densities of Sin. Maybe you'll find something interesting.
[] Practice more with your powers. You have so many ideas now that you're out from under your master's thumb.
[] Hit the books. Get a head start on your studies. You're ahead of the curve for now, but that might change in the future.
[] Hit the books. Start looking through the books your master had you bring. You've read most of them, but there might be something new.
[] Start unpacking your other gear. See if you've been allotted any useful equipment.
[] Do some research on the local cosmogony and theology of Japan. There's a lot you didn't have the time to research.
[] See about socializing with your classmates - especially Miss Nakadai Kaho.
[] Write-in
[Contact Acquired!]
[Nakadai Kaho: Always Angry, All the Time]
QM: This update was supposed to be ~900 words. I don't even know. Rest assured, no matter which method of conflict resolution you choose, there will be no lasting in-story effects from this incident. Also, Diligent is sparing you a lot of work in the background. As always, feel free to ask questions.
[X] A thin, black-haired girl, sitting so straight she looks like she's been bolted to a ruler. She expects to be an accountant. (She's lying. Badly)
[X] ALL OF THE HEROES. ALL OF THEM.
You've never liked your name, you must admit. It's impressive enough, and certainly apt. But nonetheless, it grates on you. It seems to imply that you've been chosen to rule, that you are fated to be the King. That irks you. A king does not rule because of fate, or justice, or righteousness, or any other of a thousand concepts. A King rules because he is strong, because he has power, and because he owns his power-has earned it instead of having it handed to him. Not like all those do-gooders out there who claim to have the power to determine morality simply because something else decided to give them a leg up over their fellow man. The martial artists you can respect - they've earned their power, they fought for it and bled for it. The Kaleidoscope trio you'll reserve judgement on, seeing as they have mentioned that they had to train for their power to the authorities. The rest of them? Don't deserve the power they've been handed.
You sigh, and refocus back on class. The teacher has finished lecturing about the necessary responsibilities of students to uphold the prestigious standards of this respected establishment and has moved on to the topic of the necessary responsibilities of students to uphold the prestigious reputation of this respected establishment. You pay just enough attention to the teacher to catch any important topics she might mention. There aren't many. You take note of the fact that apparently the Class Representative Elections will be held soon, which might be an amusing diversion. She also keeps warning students that if their academic performance is unsatisfactory, they may be shifted into a lower class, which you should probably be careful about. The remainder of her speech is meaningless drivel which does nothing but grate on your ears.
It's boring. You're bored. Why do other people love the sound of their own voices so much? You sigh. Isn't there something more interesting to do? Why couldn't you have picked another school where people would have the decency to talk less and would instead- Oh, she's stopped talking.
Having finished her sermon, she promptly informs the class that the math teacher will arrive in five minutes and leaves. Naturally, the entire room breaks into chaos, with children doing childish things with each other that you, of course, are too mature for. Instead, you decide to start looking to establish a powerbase in this school. A King must have servants, after all. And where better to start than with your erstwhile neighbor? With your incredible charisma and mastery of social skills, you'll have her eating out of your hand in no time at all.
You smile warmly and turn to your neighbor.
"So, what did you think of our teacher's speech? Not very interesting, was it?"
Mutely, she glares at you. You can practically feel her disdain.
Undaunted, you continue. "I can see the need to remind students of all the minutiae of school life they may have forgotten over the school year, but a 45 minute lecture on the virtues of upholding the reputation of a school they've already been fighting tooth and claw to stay in? A little much, don't you think?"
Her murderous glare intensifies. Happily, you note that her perfect posture has been abandoned in favor of allowing her to glare at you more intently.
A little bit more, you silently muse to yourself. "Of course, maybe they just want to make a point to all the students? Remind them that no matter how far they've managed to come, they can still be reduced to the ranks of the masses? Motivate them, by showing them the consequences of failure? I'll admit, it seems like a sloppy style of rule to me, but that's not for me to judge, I supppose?"
Her glare is now so incandescently furious that you feel as though you might burst into flame at any moment. If looks could kill, not only would you be dead, every single person remotely related to you would be dead, as would the majority of their past lives and possibly their future ones as well. One more push, you think silently.
"Ah, but where are my manners? I have been remiss in not introducing myself! My name is, as you are undoubtedly aware, Victor Crowne! And you are?"
"Nakadai Kaho. Go away." she all but snarls through gritted teeth. If words could kill... well, you get the idea. Her glare has also managed to grow even more intense, and even less amicable. You have to admit you're impressed, for more reasons than one.
The sheer level of hatred she's emitting is astounding. Why, if you didn't know better, you might almost call her expression...Wrathful. But of course, it would be absurd for a middle schooler to be even aware of their Sin, let alone channeling it. You'd call it impossible, but, well...you yourself are the living disproof. Nonetheless, she has the potential. Perhaps, through proper education and hard work... you've been wishing for a subject for a while now, haven't you?
Then the teacher enters, and all thoughts of potential future leadership (and potential future minions) are replaced with an intense and emphatic loathing for all things remotely related to Japanese literature. Is it so hard to just use a proper phonemic alphabet instead of this stupid syllable-based logography they use?
Three hours and much pain later, you are very ready to be done with all this. Is a cover identity with actual schooling really necessary? Intellectally drained, though looking as dapper as ever in your uniform, you glide confidently to the cafeteria to collect your lunch. You wait magnificently in line, collect your food from the server with grace and elegance, exquisitely select a location to sit and eat in, and ingest your first bite of lunch with dignity and decorum.
You spend the next ten seconds choking and trying to get the horrendous taste of the abomination they claim is food out of your mouth. How much, exactly, are you paying to attend this place again? Fortunately, the classroom is empty. You're really quite glad no one saw the way you reacted to that, even if your reaction was justified.
As you sit there, staring at the thing that is supposed to be your food, three of your classmates enter the classroom, and, surprisingly, make a beeline for you. You don't think you remember any of their names, and you're certain you haven't interacted with them before, so why are they approaching you now? Perhaps they've come to swear eternal loyalty to the future God-King of the Universe?
"Aw, does the poor new boy not like his food?" the tallest one taunts.
Or, they could also be utter morons with a deathwish. That's also possible.
"Poor boy," the second continues. "Maybe 'e misses 'is mama's cooking?"
You stare more incredulously. Did they rehearse this?
"Here, we'll take care of that for you, alright? Just give us your lunch money every day, and we, your kind and gracious seniors, will ensure that you are well taken care of." The third continues.
Desperately, you resist the urge to facepalm. What kind of morons... you muse to yourself.
How do you resolve this situation? (This will have a significant impact on Victor's future approach to conflict.)
[] Ignore them. They're not worth your time. There are far better, more interesting things you could be doing. If they were worthy of your attention, you'd give it to them. They're not, so you wont.
[] Use violence. You're all middle schoolers, true. But only one of the four middle schoolers in this room is combat trained, has supernatural powers, and actually gets regular exercise. Besides, if they try to complain, no one is going to believe that the new cloudcuckoolander student with the innocent smile intentionally picked a fight with three ruffians.
[] Use diplomacy. You've got better things to do with your time, and surely they can think of other things they can do that won't involve them getting suspended or expelled?
[] Leave. If you stay here, they're going to keep annoying you until you snap or do something unwise. Better to remove yourself from the situation before you act in a manner that might jeopardize your cover.
[] Write-in
After that moment of unpleasantness is resolved, the remainder of your school day continues mostly as normal. Mathematics is just as easy for you as it always has been. Science, too, is apparently universal. Planck's constant is in fact constant, regardless of whether you're in America or in Japan. You just wish that you were lectured at less. Every single class in this place takes the form of a lecture. Every. Single. Class. It irks you so much.
Finally, the day ends. All of your classmates, including dear Kaho, scramble to stuff all of their belongings into their bags and get out of this torture room. You, of course, calmly place your possessions in the bag. Scrambling is for peasants. Having neatly packed your items away, you stand- and stop.
After 3:00, when school ends, students in Japan are expected to attend either a club or a cram school, though neither is mandatory. You've just spent seven hours learning. You're done with school. But these clubs sound interesting. Should you check one out? Or should you do something else with your free time?
And then it hits you.
You have Free Time.
No master, yelling at you to do work. Or clean the compound. Or do her paperwork. Or rewrite Parmenides' proof of existence.
You.
Have.
Free.
Time.
You have three slots of time to fill. Pick three activities from the following list.
[] Check out a club. Maybe they have something interesting for you to learn. (Max 1)
-[] Which Club? Write-in.
[] Scout the area. You have maps of the area, of course, but it's always better to have personal knowledge of the locale. (Max 1)
[] Do some more research on the local heroes. You're sure you can find out more about them in their home country.
-[] Go out and talk to people at some reasonably social location. There's no way that can go wrong.
--[] Which group?
-[] Check the internet. People are always discussing information on the internet. It might even be useful information.
--[] Which group?
-[] Try to get in touch with one of the local hero groups, see if you can contact them.
--[] Why?
[] Try to figure out what's up with the local forces of darkness. Your dossiers on them are woefully incomplete.
-[] Spend several frustrating hours negotiating with someone back at the Enclave for information. Hopefully they have something.
-[] Go explore shady and possibly illegal locations. You're almost certain to find something there. It might be mundane, though.
-[] Search the city for locations with higher densities of Sin. Maybe you'll find something supernatural.
-[] Search the city for locations with lower densities of Sin. Maybe you'll find something interesting.
[] Practice more with your powers. You have so many ideas now that you're out from under your master's thumb.
[] Hit the books. Get a head start on your studies. You're ahead of the curve for now, but that might change in the future.
[] Hit the books. Start looking through the books your master had you bring. You've read most of them, but there might be something new.
[] Start unpacking your other gear. See if you've been allotted any useful equipment.
[] Do some research on the local cosmogony and theology of Japan. There's a lot you didn't have the time to research.
[] See about socializing with your classmates - especially Miss Nakadai Kaho.
[] Write-in
[Contact Acquired!]
[Nakadai Kaho: Always Angry, All the Time]
QM: This update was supposed to be ~900 words. I don't even know. Rest assured, no matter which method of conflict resolution you choose, there will be no lasting in-story effects from this incident. Also, Diligent is sparing you a lot of work in the background. As always, feel free to ask questions.
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LostDeviljho
Flame Dragon Princess
- Location
- The glorious Pacific Northwest
- Pronouns
- Any
[x] Applaud their comedy routine. The acting is truly splendid. Why, for a moment there you actually thought they were serious.
- Location
- Vicksburg, MS
As satisfying as it would be to crack some skulls and sweetly declare our innocence when they run off crying, it's probably for the best to not establish a basic reaction of violence against every annoying figure. That leaves grudges and draws some attention, and even if we're initially taken as innocent when victims pile up and name us it becomes more and more suspicious.
At the same time, it won't do to just ignore them and pretend that we don't understand what they're saying or whatever we've in mind there. Threats don't go away just because you're sticking your head in the sand; it's best to spare some energy to deal with the problem as it first rears up so that we are not troubled by it in the future. And I mean to really solve the problem, not to simply taunt the other side with gloating.
I was thinking about putting in a write-in solution where we threaten them with embarassing beatdowns unless they prepare us proper American lunches as an aside, but I've decided for the above reasons that it's best to go with the diplomacy option. Our guy is not quite a pro with that it seems, but he'll meed that to make allies and keep underlings happy as the rightful ruler as well as to juggle his enemies. Best to get that practice and style of approach in now for a mutually satisfying conclusion to be aimed for.
Aside from that, I think that we ought to scout out the area and try to make friends. We're thankfully ahead on our studies and the like, so we can afford to stall out a bit in those areas while we get a grip with the local area. Also, tweaking Kaho is great.
[x] Use diplomacy. You've got better things to do with your time, and surely they can think of other things they can do that won't involve them getting suspended or expelled?
[x] Scout the area. You have maps of the area, of course, but it's always better to have personal knowledge of the locale. (Max 1)
[x] Try to figure out what's up with the local forces of darkness. Your dossiers on them are woefully incomplete.
[x] See about socializing with your classmates - especially Miss Nakadai Kaho.
At the same time, it won't do to just ignore them and pretend that we don't understand what they're saying or whatever we've in mind there. Threats don't go away just because you're sticking your head in the sand; it's best to spare some energy to deal with the problem as it first rears up so that we are not troubled by it in the future. And I mean to really solve the problem, not to simply taunt the other side with gloating.
I was thinking about putting in a write-in solution where we threaten them with embarassing beatdowns unless they prepare us proper American lunches as an aside, but I've decided for the above reasons that it's best to go with the diplomacy option. Our guy is not quite a pro with that it seems, but he'll meed that to make allies and keep underlings happy as the rightful ruler as well as to juggle his enemies. Best to get that practice and style of approach in now for a mutually satisfying conclusion to be aimed for.
Aside from that, I think that we ought to scout out the area and try to make friends. We're thankfully ahead on our studies and the like, so we can afford to stall out a bit in those areas while we get a grip with the local area. Also, tweaking Kaho is great.
[x] Use diplomacy. You've got better things to do with your time, and surely they can think of other things they can do that won't involve them getting suspended or expelled?
[x] Scout the area. You have maps of the area, of course, but it's always better to have personal knowledge of the locale. (Max 1)
[x] Try to figure out what's up with the local forces of darkness. Your dossiers on them are woefully incomplete.
[x] See about socializing with your classmates - especially Miss Nakadai Kaho.
- Location
- Voidbetweenstars
[x] Use diplomacy. You've got better things to do with your time, and surely they can think of other things they can do that won't involve them getting suspended or expelled?
[x] Scout the area. You have maps of the area, of course, but it's always better to have personal knowledge of the locale. (Max 1)
[x] Try to figure out what's up with the local forces of darkness. Your dossiers on them are woefully incomplete.
[x] See about socializing with your classmates - especially Miss Nakadai Kaho.
[x] Scout the area. You have maps of the area, of course, but it's always better to have personal knowledge of the locale. (Max 1)
[x] Try to figure out what's up with the local forces of darkness. Your dossiers on them are woefully incomplete.
[x] See about socializing with your classmates - especially Miss Nakadai Kaho.
- Location
- St. Petersburg
[X] Use magnificence. Surely anyone with eyes to see could recognize your right to rule. They may be third-grade minions, but even the lowest of plebeans may have their uses, and so you will spare a moment of your precious time to impress the pecking order onto them until they swear their undying loyalty.
[X] Practice more with your powers. You have so many ideas now that you're out from under your master's thumb.
[X] Start unpacking your other gear. See if you've been allotted any useful equipment.
[X] See about socializing with your classmates - especially Miss Nakadai Kaho.
Let's take it slow. A humble beginning will blossom into something greater if we pour enough work into it.
Also, I am giddy at the idea of taking a bunch of useless school thugs and turning them into mildly competent ruffians whose existence is not a complete waste under our tutelage.
[X] Practice more with your powers. You have so many ideas now that you're out from under your master's thumb.
[X] Start unpacking your other gear. See if you've been allotted any useful equipment.
[X] See about socializing with your classmates - especially Miss Nakadai Kaho.
Let's take it slow. A humble beginning will blossom into something greater if we pour enough work into it.
Also, I am giddy at the idea of taking a bunch of useless school thugs and turning them into mildly competent ruffians whose existence is not a complete waste under our tutelage.
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- Location
- Queensland, Australia
[X] Use diplomacy. You've got better things to do with your time, and surely they can think of other things they can do that won't involve them getting suspended or expelled?
-[X] If Diplomacy fails, just leave, they've shown they weren't worth the time you've already spent on them.-
--[X] Of course, if they try to prevent you from leaving... well, they've already shown they aren't worth your time, and aren't capable of thinking their actions through... Perhaps a few strategically placed bruises and such like, done in such a fashion as to painfully remind them of their stupidity will mean they may learn from this, and thus become useful in the future... After all, Minions need to come from somewhere... and if they don't learn... well, you'll need targets for your future minions to practise on, and once this world is under your rule, you won't want a stupid populace... so it's just helping to weed out the redeemable from the trash...
[X] Practice more with your powers. You have so many ideas now that you're out from under your master's thumb.
[X] Start unpacking your other gear. See if you've been allotted any useful equipment.
[X] See about socializing with your classmates - especially Miss Nakadai Kaho.
-[X] If Diplomacy fails, just leave, they've shown they weren't worth the time you've already spent on them.-
--[X] Of course, if they try to prevent you from leaving... well, they've already shown they aren't worth your time, and aren't capable of thinking their actions through... Perhaps a few strategically placed bruises and such like, done in such a fashion as to painfully remind them of their stupidity will mean they may learn from this, and thus become useful in the future... After all, Minions need to come from somewhere... and if they don't learn... well, you'll need targets for your future minions to practise on, and once this world is under your rule, you won't want a stupid populace... so it's just helping to weed out the redeemable from the trash...
[X] Practice more with your powers. You have so many ideas now that you're out from under your master's thumb.
[X] Start unpacking your other gear. See if you've been allotted any useful equipment.
[X] See about socializing with your classmates - especially Miss Nakadai Kaho.
ChildishChimera
A umbran summon
- Location
- New York
[X] Use violence. You're all middle schoolers, true. But only one of the four middle schoolers in this room is combat trained, has supernatural powers, and actually gets regular exercise. Besides, if they try to complain, no one is going to believe that the new cloudcuckoolander student with the innocent smile intentionally picked a fight with three ruffians.
[X] Scout the area. You have maps of the area, of course, but it's always better to have personal knowledge of the locale. (Max 1)
[X] Start unpacking your other gear. See if you've been allotted any useful equipment.
[X] See about socializing with your classmates - especially Miss Nakadai Kaho.
[X] Scout the area. You have maps of the area, of course, but it's always better to have personal knowledge of the locale. (Max 1)
[X] Start unpacking your other gear. See if you've been allotted any useful equipment.
[X] See about socializing with your classmates - especially Miss Nakadai Kaho.
[x] Use diplomacy. You've got better things to do with your time, and surely they can think of other things they can do that won't involve them getting suspended or expelled?
[x] Scout the area. You have maps of the area, of course, but it's always better to have personal knowledge of the locale. (Max 1)
[x] Try to figure out what's up with the local forces of darkness. Your dossiers on them are woefully incomplete.
[x] See about socializing with your classmates - especially Miss Nakadai Kaho.
Acquire them minions.
[x] Scout the area. You have maps of the area, of course, but it's always better to have personal knowledge of the locale. (Max 1)
[x] Try to figure out what's up with the local forces of darkness. Your dossiers on them are woefully incomplete.
[x] See about socializing with your classmates - especially Miss Nakadai Kaho.
Acquire them minions.
- Location
- Pittsburgh PA
- Pronouns
- He/Him
[x] Use diplomacy. You've got better things to do with your time, and surely they can think of other things they can do that won't involve them getting suspended or expelled?
[x] Scout the area. You have maps of the area, of course, but it's always better to have personal knowledge of the locale. (Max 1)
[x] Try to figure out what's up with the local forces of darkness. Your dossiers on them are woefully incomplete.
[X] Start unpacking your other gear. See if you've been allotted any useful equipment.
[x] Scout the area. You have maps of the area, of course, but it's always better to have personal knowledge of the locale. (Max 1)
[x] Try to figure out what's up with the local forces of darkness. Your dossiers on them are woefully incomplete.
[X] Start unpacking your other gear. See if you've been allotted any useful equipment.
Balduran
Smuggest Plague-Bearer
- Location
- a quiet, rainy place
[x] Use magnificence. Surely anyone with eyes to see could recognize your right to rule. They may be third-grade minions, but even the lowest of plebeans may have their uses, and so you will spare a moment of your precious time to impress the pecking order onto them until they swear their undying loyalty.
[x] See about socializing with your classmates - especially Miss Nakadai Kaho
[x] Try to figure out what's up with the local forces of darkness. Your dossiers on them are woefully incomplete.
[x] Start unpacking your other gear. See if you've been allotted any useful equipment.
[x] See about socializing with your classmates - especially Miss Nakadai Kaho
[x] Try to figure out what's up with the local forces of darkness. Your dossiers on them are woefully incomplete.
[x] Start unpacking your other gear. See if you've been allotted any useful equipment.
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Night_stalker
Slava Ukraini!
- Pronouns
- He/Him
[x] Use diplomacy. You've got better things to do with your time, and surely they can think of other things they can do that won't involve them getting suspended or expelled?
[x] Scout the area. You have maps of the area, of course, but it's always better to have personal knowledge of the locale. (Max 1)
[x] Try to figure out what's up with the local forces of darkness. Your dossiers on them are woefully incomplete.
[x] See about socializing with your classmates - especially Miss Nakadai Kaho.
[x] Scout the area. You have maps of the area, of course, but it's always better to have personal knowledge of the locale. (Max 1)
[x] Try to figure out what's up with the local forces of darkness. Your dossiers on them are woefully incomplete.
[x] See about socializing with your classmates - especially Miss Nakadai Kaho.
Thozmp
Gets my kicks above the waistline, Sunshine.
[X] Use diplomacy. You've got better things to do with your time, and surely they can think of other things they can do that won't involve them getting suspended or expelled?
-[X] Applaud their comedy routine. The acting is truly splendid. Why, for a moment there you actually thought they were serious.
[X] Scout the area. You have maps of the area, of course, but it's always better to have personal knowledge of the locale.
[X] Start unpacking your other gear. See if you've been allotted any useful equipment.
[X] Practice more with your powers. You have so many ideas now that you're out from under your master's thumb.
-[X] Applaud their comedy routine. The acting is truly splendid. Why, for a moment there you actually thought they were serious.
[X] Scout the area. You have maps of the area, of course, but it's always better to have personal knowledge of the locale.
[X] Start unpacking your other gear. See if you've been allotted any useful equipment.
[X] Practice more with your powers. You have so many ideas now that you're out from under your master's thumb.
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[x] Use diplomacy. You've got better things to do with your time, and surely they can think of other things they can do that won't involve them getting suspended or expelled?
[x] Scout the area. You have maps of the area, of course, but it's always better to have personal knowledge of the locale. (Max 1)
[x] Try to figure out what's up with the local forces of darkness. Your dossiers on them are woefully incomplete.
[x] See about socializing with your classmates - especially Miss Nakadai Kaho.
[x] Scout the area. You have maps of the area, of course, but it's always better to have personal knowledge of the locale. (Max 1)
[x] Try to figure out what's up with the local forces of darkness. Your dossiers on them are woefully incomplete.
[x] See about socializing with your classmates - especially Miss Nakadai Kaho.
- Location
- A Place Miserably Bereft of Cats
Our classmate is adorable! She gets so angry when you stare at her. Like a cat. We must have her as a minion.
[X] Use diplomacy. You've got better things to do with your time, and surely they can think of other things they can do that won't involve them getting suspended or expelled?
-[X] If Diplomacy fails, just leave, they've shown they weren't worth the time you've already spent on them.-
--[X] Of course, if they try to prevent you from leaving... well, they've already shown they aren't worth your time, and aren't capable of thinking their actions through... Perhaps a few strategically placed bruises and such like, done in such a fashion as to painfully remind them of their stupidity will mean they may learn from this, and thus become useful in the future... After all, Minions need to come from somewhere... and if they don't learn... well, you'll need targets for your future minions to practise on, and once this world is under your rule, you won't want a stupid populace... so it's just helping to weed out the redeemable from the trash...
[x] See about socializing with your classmates - especially Miss Nakadai Kaho.
[x] Scout the area. You have maps of the area, of course, but it's always better to have personal knowledge of the locale. (Max 1)
[x] Try to figure out what's up with the local forces of darkness. Your dossiers on them are woefully incomplete.
-[x] Search the city for locations with higher densities of Sin. Maybe you'll find something supernatural.
Can't we do the scout and city-search simultaneously? Also will we have actions like this after most schooldays?
[X] Use diplomacy. You've got better things to do with your time, and surely they can think of other things they can do that won't involve them getting suspended or expelled?
-[X] If Diplomacy fails, just leave, they've shown they weren't worth the time you've already spent on them.-
--[X] Of course, if they try to prevent you from leaving... well, they've already shown they aren't worth your time, and aren't capable of thinking their actions through... Perhaps a few strategically placed bruises and such like, done in such a fashion as to painfully remind them of their stupidity will mean they may learn from this, and thus become useful in the future... After all, Minions need to come from somewhere... and if they don't learn... well, you'll need targets for your future minions to practise on, and once this world is under your rule, you won't want a stupid populace... so it's just helping to weed out the redeemable from the trash...
[x] See about socializing with your classmates - especially Miss Nakadai Kaho.
[x] Scout the area. You have maps of the area, of course, but it's always better to have personal knowledge of the locale. (Max 1)
[x] Try to figure out what's up with the local forces of darkness. Your dossiers on them are woefully incomplete.
-[x] Search the city for locations with higher densities of Sin. Maybe you'll find something supernatural.
Can't we do the scout and city-search simultaneously? Also will we have actions like this after most schooldays?