We should also ask Kagome if it's something he would want to do, but again obtaining permission is the first step.
I feel like this might be ill-advised? He looked ready to puke last time we talked about it with Jiraiya, and Kagome's not one to appreciate abrupt in-the-moment suggestions of this sort( and I don't think him potentially screaming about more stuff in front of Asuma is going to be super beneficial) . Maybe ask him first and then ask permission?
Finally managed to finish reading through this wonderful quest!
Really wonder how you guys and the QMs managed to survive what seems like something blowing up every couple of updates though...
Is there a discord? Thanks.
Welcome to the quest!Finally managed to finish reading through this wonderful quest!
Really wonder how you guys and the QMs managed to survive what seems like something blowing up every couple of updates though...
Is there a discord? Thanks.
No, the explosives are our first line of defense. The screaming is a coping mechanism.Welcome to the quest!
As far as how we survive, copious amounts of screaming is our first line of defense.
"Finally, what might be the worst possible option from the perspective of a foreign nation: It was not a single S-rank ninja. No, somehow our jutsu researchers found a way to drastically reduce the cost of the Earth Bullet, to the point where it can be used to create vastly larger projectiles for a cost that can be paid by...jōnin? Chūnin?" He placed a hand on his heart in supposed shock. "What if it could be used by genin? When a Leaf ninja is next engaged in the field, will they be able to repeatedly make attacks of such devastation?"
Decoding Jiraiya's notes are our first priority. Because ahahahahahahahah let's not get Asuma'd.So...what are ours priorities at the moment? Summoning Scrolls/Tailed Beast hunts are seems a bit premature considering the situation, so....adoption candidates? Neji?Projects for the competition? Training ideas?
So...what are ours priorities at the moment? Summoning Scrolls/Tailed Beast hunts are seems a bit premature considering the situation, so....adoption candidates? Neji?Projects for the competition? Training ideas?
It's our first reaction because we grew up with sci-fi where orbital kinetic strikes are the norm. Likely not the first thought in a culture where flight or any kind of altitude control has so far been incredibly rare.Wait, skywalkers are known to the other villages, and MEW is common as dirt. high altitude bombardment is one of the first things everyone thinks of when exposed to skywalkers. Shouldn't everyone's reaction be "yep, Leaf is doing that thing we knew they could do from the instant we were shown this"?
Keiko cut in. "Sensei, I think you underestimate the potential that accompanies sky towers when you say they aren't massively destructive. They open up the possibility for high-altitude bombing of villages and production centers, from altitudes so great that no reply is possible."
Mari-sensei shrugged. "Yes, but there's a safety/accuracy tradeoff: drop from high up, which means you're inaccurate, or from low down where you do less damage and can be shot at with long-range jutsu. Either way, you won't get everyone in the first salvo. The majority of jōnin and, in fact, the majority of ninja as a whole, will survive the attack and E&E out of the area. Once you finish they will gather up and go attack your village as a retaliation strike. High altitude bombing is mostly going to kill civilians and destroy property. If I'm being really cold about it, that doesn't matter to a nation's war-making capacity."
"But that is only at the current state of the art. New techniques will be developed--" Keiko insisted, before being interrupted by Kagome.
That was a horrible pun and you are a horrible person for not letting me think of it first.It might be interesting to try some field testing of different shapes of MEWnicians for bombing
Nope.Wait, skywalkers are known to the other villages, and MEW is common as dirt. high altitude bombardment is one of the first things everyone thinks of when exposed to skywalkers. Shouldn't everyone's reaction be "yep, Leaf is doing that thing we knew they could do from the instant we were shown this"?
Said the person who had had access to skywalkers for months and been in continuous contact with the twin agents of destruction known as Kagome and Hazō the whole time.
And the rest of the world's had knowledge of flight-granting seals for months as well?Said the person who had had access to skywalkers for months and been in continuous contact with the twin agents of destruction known as Kagome and Hazō the whole time.
And possibly some people realised and in the spirit of ninja scientific cooperation are keeping the technique as a clan secret.And the rest of the world's had knowledge of flight-granting seals for months as well?
We did a controlled version when escaping the cave-in in Isan. Bigger boom, but it seems linear more than anything.Have we or do we know about stacked explosion seals (SES) and their results?
I think it would be pretty realistic to not simulate everything exactly, and occasionally have villages just outright fuckup or luck into positive result. Things happen. Just look at modern reality to see how impossible it is to simulate anything at all whatsoever.Honestly, the most challenging part right now is the background simulation.
Hidden Swamp was going to be built on thirty or forty people, with you in the initial role of junior gofer, rising through the ranks over time. That would have been entirely manageable. Leaf is 30,000 and you're in the class that is second in authority only to the Hokage. Plus, you're directly involved in international politics and tangentially involved in interdimensional politics. That's enough to make our heads explode, but we are doing our best. If we miss a step here and there, don't be surprised. Feel free to ping us with suggestions, but have a little sympathy if we don't get it exactly correct.
In comparison to everything else that's going on, many of the players' plans are actually pretty relaxing. When you go off into the wilderness and build salterns, that's one or more updates where we don't have to think about cloakroom politics among superstitious and aggressive supersoldiers.
I'm not at the timeline right now, but my recollection is that Nagi Island happened on December 31 and it's now February something. IIRC, Jiraiya only gave each member of the force one set of skywalkers, and two to the Kage. That means there were no actual infused copies, nor even blanks, to send back to their villages. So, what's the sequence?And the rest of the world's had knowledge of flight-granting seals for months as well?