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ERIDANI (Sci-Fi/Fantasy MMO Roleplay) IC THREAD

Postby Aona » Mon Dec 05, 2016 12:58 pm

Welcome to Eridani Online.
~OOC~
Top Players:

1. Majesty (Rnge) - Hoseki - Indx. 463

2. Channel (Alchm) - Hoseki - Indx. 445

3. Ramhead (Clo.Com) - Jupiter - Indx. 421

4. Kingkiller (Clo.Com) - Saja - Indx. 413

5. Lionheart (La.Com) - Vilharskare - Indx. 408

currently regressing player(s): Fava (unaligned), Ari (Hoseki), Uber (Jupiter)


Top Factions:

1. Hoseki - Indx. 404

2. Jupiter - Indx. 392

3. Saja - Indx. 389

4. Vilharskare - Indx. 387



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New Character Profile created.....beginning DCTr process...........process 15% complete. Memories terminated. Accessing neural adaptation interface........process 33% complete. Creating anatomy............syncing neural consciousness.........process 60% complete..........uploading artificial memories.............process 80% complete. Searching for Eridani connection..............Connection found. Uploading character..........................process 95% complete. Upload complete. Final diagnostics check: cleared. Upload 100% complete.


Awaken.

A small artificial bell gave a series of staccato electronic beeps, shaking Apsis awake. He wasn't sleeping, exactly, but he felt an odd lull in his perception, as if he had spaced out for a brief moment. He glanced down at a small necklace he held around his neck, and grasped it tenderly. He had had this necklace in his inventory for some time, and it comforted him.

He surveyed the area he sat in, which was about as large as a locker room. It was a stark white, with monitors adorned on each wall. Black ornamental stripes carried with them the words Official Arena Combine - East Lounge. Long, sleek white couches, coffee tables, and vending machines decorated the space, all colored a minimalist white or gray. Other players sat around, either idly chatting, remaining silent, or checking their UI. A small computer sat in the corner, acting as an access point for chests if any player needed it. The monitors panned lazily across a series of names and faces. Apsis saw his after a moment of watching. Each score currently sat at zero. Not for long, he thought.

Returning to his own space, he lazily swept his right hand across his field of vision. A soft blue screen, holographic and semi-transparent, was immediately brought up. This was his UI, quite similar to any other. He glanced at the options available to him:

Social | Inventory | Skills | Apsis


Simple and concise. Some folks liked to categorize ad nauseum, but Apsis preferred his layout. Simple, easy to remember, and fast. He tapped the category containing his name.

A small model of his body was brought up, along with health diagnostics. His HP was steady: 45/45. Good. He glanced at his level, which currently was 1. Makes sense. They would want everyone going into professional play to be the same levels, even starting from the Combine. That way, the duels, target practice, and speed tests that were about to be performed by everyone in the room could be balanced, at least somewhat. He glanced at his stats, and abilities. This screen is what each guild recruiter would see during his performances. It better look good.

He swiped the UI away, where it dissolved with an electronic buzz. Nothing much more could be done, now. He had prepared enough. Now he just had to be ready for whatever came his way.
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Postby Finsternia » Mon Dec 05, 2016 3:33 pm

Mikhael Phria

A single large falcon can be seen flying around the room. It was as if it was searching for somewhere appropriate to land on, its wings starting to tire. It slowly descended and hopped on a young man's shoulder, waking him from the trance he was currently in. Mikhael shook his head like as if he's shaking away the feeling of sleepiness and exhaustion. He remembered that he was here in the Combine to compete for the money, which means more money to spend on goods to sell for more money to begin with. He then opened his UI, the translucent blue board floating right in front of his face.

He then raised a finger to touch the Inventory button. The ever shifting cube that was chained by his belt then floated in front of him, the squares and cubes rotating and moving endlessly. His UI then displayed a huge assortment of goods, from potions to armor, from weapons to accesories. Of course, those are not for him. Those are for his customers who would like to buy stuff from him. After a few scroll downs he then closed his UI, his cube going back to his side.

The falcon then gave a friendly nudge at his face, making him reach for it to scratch its neck. He can remember the time when he saw it years ago in a lone forest after hunting a few mobs. It was just a young bird that time, barely able to defend itself and fly. He took care of it, naming it Uriel, and became his trusted partner in crime for years.

He yawned and looked at himself. He still looks well dressed, wearing that trademark vest of his over a white dress shirt. A black tie embraced his collars together, completed with black gloves for his hands. His trusted staff Seraphim is strapped across his back, the magical metal felt familiar as it clung to his back. He looked like someone respectable, an important factor in the business of trade.

He noticed a single person sitting by himself and he slowly made his way towards him, analyzing his other soon to be opponents. He then sat across him, his warm and amiable smile always on his face. "Hey man, lookin' grim huh."
Random stuff here. Random stuff there. Bla bla bla. Whatever I don't care.

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Postby WaRtArIa » Mon Dec 05, 2016 3:36 pm

Blake Sanderson

A soft voice echoed throughout the darkness, and the small artificial bell gave a series of loud electronic beeps, jolting Blake awake. It wasn’t that Blake was asleep. It was as if she spaced out for a long period of time, and was about to be lulled into the comforting depths of sleep. There was something strange about her perception, but Blake simply shrugged it off, not acknowledging any reason to be overly paranoid. There wasn’t any obvious reason to be scared, after all. Glancing at the golden-colored bracelet on her wrist, Blake smiled softly, as for whatever reason, the bracelet simply looked comforting.

Turning her head around, Blake began to observe the area around her. The large room was colored paper-white, and monitors were adorned in each corner. White, modern, and sleek couches were lined up in front of the center of every wall. White coffee tables sat in front of the white couches. White vending machines dotted the area, tempting Blake to simply go buy a huge batch of candy. A white computer was in the corner, and it was for accessing our own chests in case it was ever needed. Almost everything in this room was decorated white, and it frankly annoyed her to see that there were no nice colors here. Colors helped keep a room feel more alive and friendly, which was quite in fact what this room wasn’t.

Around herself, Blake saw many groups of players, most of which were either chatting, remaining silent, or checking their UI. Blake, glancing at the monitors, watched as they lazily panned through the names, pictures, and scores of the players here. Many of them, including herself, had a score of zero. That won’t last for long, however, once Blake makes it to the very top. The other people here would probably get some good scores, too. Looking back at her own space, Blake lazily waved her right hand over her eyes. A holographic, soft-blue screen appeared in the air, indicating that it was her own UI.
Social | Inventory | Skills | Blake Sanderson – Belneva

Simple and straight to the point. While others may prefer something more detailed and lengthy, Blake was a simple person with simple preferences. Next to the small model of herself showed that she was level 1, and had a full health bar of 45/45. Blake liked this design, because it was concise and easy to remember. Yawning, Blake closed the application, and the hologram of the UI disappeared with a soft beep. Blinking, Blake noticed that a quiet person was sitting next to her, but he just seemed to look down at the floor. He had snow-white hair—white, just like this much-detested room—and golden eyes. On the other side of herself, Blake noticed a man who looked uncannily like herself. For some reason, he had a falcon with him. Gosh, he just seemed weird. Grinning widely, Blake attempted to strike conversation. “Hi! I’m Blake. What’s your name?”
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Postby Finsternia » Mon Dec 05, 2016 3:52 pm

Wartaria wrote:A soft voice echoed throughout the darkness, and the small artificial bell gave a series of loud electronic beeps, jolting Blake awake. It wasn’t that Blake was asleep. It was as if she spaced out for a long period of time, and was about to be lulled into the comforting depths of sleep. There was something strange about her perception, but Blake simply shrugged it off, not acknowledging any reason to be overly paranoid. There wasn’t any obvious reason to be scared, after all. Glancing at the golden-colored bracelet on her wrist, Blake smiled softly, as for whatever reason, the bracelet simply looked comforting.

Turning her head around, Blake began to observe the area around her. The large room was colored paper-white, and monitors were adorned in each corner. White, modern, and sleek couches were lined up in front of the center of every wall. White coffee tables sat in front of the white couches. White vending machines dotted the area, tempting Blake to simply go buy a huge batch of candy. A white computer was in the corner, and it was for accessing our own chests in case it was ever needed. Almost everything in this room was decorated white, and it frankly annoyed her to see that there were no nice colors here. Colors helped keep a room feel more alive and friendly, which was quite in fact what this room wasn’t.

Around herself, Blake saw many groups of players, most of which were either chatting, remaining silent, or checking their UI. Blake, glancing at the monitors, watched as they lazily panned through the names, pictures, and scores of the players here. Many of them, including herself, had a score of zero. That won’t last for long, however, once Blake makes it to the very top. The other people here would probably get some good scores, too. Looking back at her own space, Blake lazily waved her right hand over her eyes. A holographic, soft-blue screen appeared in the air, indicating that it was her own UI.
Social | Inventory | Skills | Blake Sanderson – Belneva

Simple and straight to the point. While others may prefer something more detailed and lengthy, Blake was a simple person with simple preferences. Next to the small model of herself showed that she was level 1, and had a full health bar of 45/45. Blake liked this design, because it was concise and easy to remember. Yawning, Blake closed the application, and the hologram of the UI disappeared with a soft beep. Blinking, Blake noticed that a quiet person was sitting next to her, but he just seemed to look down at the floor. He had snow-white hair—white, just like this much-detested room—and golden eyes. On the other side of herself, Blake noticed a man who looked uncannily like herself. For some reason, he had a falcon with him. Gosh, he just seemed weird. Grinning widely, Blake attempted to strike conversation. “Hi! I’m Blake. What’s your name?”

Mikhael Phria

As Mikhael tried to chat with this eeriely silent guy, he heard someone greeting him. His eyes were met with golden eyes, which were the same as his. He has the same blonde hair, the same facial features. 'He looks like my long lost twin.' He smiled at the man named Blake and reached for his hand. "Nice to meet you, Blake. The name's Mikhael." He then tilted his head with slight confusion and tried to expand their conversation. "Say, you kind of look like me!" Uriel cocked his head this way and that, towards Blake and then to Mikhael. He gave a rather loue squack, before being petted by Mikhael's other hand. "Quite a coincidence, isn't it?"
Random stuff here. Random stuff there. Bla bla bla. Whatever I don't care.

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Postby WaRtArIa » Mon Dec 05, 2016 4:29 pm

Finsternia wrote:
Wartaria wrote:A soft voice echoed throughout the darkness, and the small artificial bell gave a series of loud electronic beeps, jolting Blake awake. It wasn’t that Blake was asleep. It was as if she spaced out for a long period of time, and was about to be lulled into the comforting depths of sleep. There was something strange about her perception, but Blake simply shrugged it off, not acknowledging any reason to be overly paranoid. There wasn’t any obvious reason to be scared, after all. Glancing at the golden-colored bracelet on her wrist, Blake smiled softly, as for whatever reason, the bracelet simply looked comforting.

Turning her head around, Blake began to observe the area around her. The large room was colored paper-white, and monitors were adorned in each corner. White, modern, and sleek couches were lined up in front of the center of every wall. White coffee tables sat in front of the white couches. White vending machines dotted the area, tempting Blake to simply go buy a huge batch of candy. A white computer was in the corner, and it was for accessing our own chests in case it was ever needed. Almost everything in this room was decorated white, and it frankly annoyed her to see that there were no nice colors here. Colors helped keep a room feel more alive and friendly, which was quite in fact what this room wasn’t.

Around herself, Blake saw many groups of players, most of which were either chatting, remaining silent, or checking their UI. Blake, glancing at the monitors, watched as they lazily panned through the names, pictures, and scores of the players here. Many of them, including herself, had a score of zero. That won’t last for long, however, once Blake makes it to the very top. The other people here would probably get some good scores, too. Looking back at her own space, Blake lazily waved her right hand over her eyes. A holographic, soft-blue screen appeared in the air, indicating that it was her own UI.
Social | Inventory | Skills | Blake Sanderson – Belneva

Simple and straight to the point. While others may prefer something more detailed and lengthy, Blake was a simple person with simple preferences. Next to the small model of herself showed that she was level 1, and had a full health bar of 45/45. Blake liked this design, because it was concise and easy to remember. Yawning, Blake closed the application, and the hologram of the UI disappeared with a soft beep. Blinking, Blake noticed that a quiet person was sitting next to her, but he just seemed to look down at the floor. He had snow-white hair—white, just like this much-detested room—and golden eyes. On the other side of herself, Blake noticed a man who looked uncannily like herself. For some reason, he had a falcon with him. Gosh, he just seemed weird. Grinning widely, Blake attempted to strike conversation. “Hi! I’m Blake. What’s your name?”

Mikhael Phria

As Mikhael tried to chat with this eeriely silent guy, he heard someone greeting him. His eyes were met with golden eyes, which were the same as his. He has the same blonde hair, the same facial features. 'He looks like my long lost twin.' He smiled at the man named Blake and reached for his hand. "Nice to meet you, Blake. The name's Mikhael." He then tilted his head with slight confusion and tried to expand their conversation. "Say, you kind of look like me!" Uriel cocked his head this way and that, towards Blake and then to Mikhael. He gave a rather loue squack, before being petted by Mikhael's other hand. "Quite a coincidence, isn't it?"

Blake Sanderson

Blake, still smiling, shook Mikhael’s hand. It was strange, actually. Mikhael had the same blonde hair, the same face, and even the same height. It was as if he was a long-lost identical twin, which was still rather strange, as identical twins usually have the same gender. “Wow, you’re right! You do look like me! That’s some coincidence, huh?”

Looking at the falcon, Blake blinked, not expecting that to be there. Was this a no-pets-allowed facility? Judging based on the presence of the falcon, it supposedly wasn’t. Blake hoped that her cat was alright, as it usually didn’t end too well when she left it alone. Hopefully, the bowl of cat food and the bowl of water would make sure the cat’s okay. “Say, is that a falcon? That’s so cool! I think it likes you a lot, as you are its owner, right? What is its name?”

Internally, Blake was a bit confused. She scratched the back of her head nervously. "Do falcons even squawk?"
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Postby Finsternia » Mon Dec 05, 2016 4:44 pm

Wartaria wrote:
Finsternia wrote:Mikhael Phria

As Mikhael tried to chat with this eeriely silent guy, he heard someone greeting him. His eyes were met with golden eyes, which were the same as his. He has the same blonde hair, the same facial features. 'He looks like my long lost twin.' He smiled at the man named Blake and reached for his hand. "Nice to meet you, Blake. The name's Mikhael." He then tilted his head with slight confusion and tried to expand their conversation. "Say, you kind of look like me!" Uriel cocked his head this way and that, towards Blake and then to Mikhael. He gave a rather loue squack, before being petted by Mikhael's other hand. "Quite a coincidence, isn't it?"

Blake Sanderson

Blake, still smiling, shook Mikhael’s hand. It was strange, actually. Mikhael had the same blonde hair, the same face, and even the same height. It was as if he was a long-lost identical twin, which was still rather strange, as identical twins usually have the same gender. “Wow, you’re right! You do look like me! That’s some coincidence, huh?”

Looking at the falcon, Blake blinked, not expecting that to be there. Was this a no-pets-allowed facility? Judging based on the presence of the falcon, it supposedly wasn’t. Blake hoped that her cat was alright, as it usually didn’t end too well when she left it alone. Hopefully, the bowl of cat food and the bowl of water would make sure the cat’s okay. “Say, is that a falcon? That’s so cool! I think it likes you a lot, as you are its owner, right? What is its name?”

Internally, Blake was a bit confused. She scratched the back of her head nervously. "Do falcons even squawk?"

Mikhael Phria

Mikhael gave a silent laugh as Blake shook his hand. 'It feels like handshaking with the mirror...' When Blake asked about Uriel, he held his hand towards the falcon and it jumped on his wrist. It seems that Mikhael didn't mind the falcon's sharp talons and iron grip. "Yeah, he's a falcon. His name is Uriel. I had him with me when I was young." Uriel looked at Mikhael if ever he has a treat for him or not, the falcon's head swinging this way and that. The shifting cube by his belt floated and then turned and rotated in a fast manner until pellets came out, the brown bird food falling into his other gloved hand where Uriel pecked at it. Uriel seems trained enough to not rip through his gloves or hurt him. "He's also my companion. I don't know if they'll allow him with me in the field but I would be happy if ever it's okay."
Random stuff here. Random stuff there. Bla bla bla. Whatever I don't care.

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Postby WaRtArIa » Mon Dec 05, 2016 5:13 pm

Finsternia wrote:
Wartaria wrote:Blake Sanderson

Blake, still smiling, shook Mikhael’s hand. It was strange, actually. Mikhael had the same blonde hair, the same face, and even the same height. It was as if he was a long-lost identical twin, which was still rather strange, as identical twins usually have the same gender. “Wow, you’re right! You do look like me! That’s some coincidence, huh?”

Looking at the falcon, Blake blinked, not expecting that to be there. Was this a no-pets-allowed facility? Judging based on the presence of the falcon, it supposedly wasn’t. Blake hoped that her cat was alright, as it usually didn’t end too well when she left it alone. Hopefully, the bowl of cat food and the bowl of water would make sure the cat’s okay. “Say, is that a falcon? That’s so cool! I think it likes you a lot, as you are its owner, right? What is its name?”

Internally, Blake was a bit confused. She scratched the back of her head nervously. "Do falcons even squawk?"

Mikhael Phria

Mikhael gave a silent laugh as Blake shook his hand. 'It feels like handshaking with the mirror...' When Blake asked about Uriel, he held his hand towards the falcon and it jumped on his wrist. It seems that Mikhael didn't mind the falcon's sharp talons and iron grip. "Yeah, he's a falcon. His name is Uriel. I had him with me when I was young." Uriel looked at Mikhael if ever he has a treat for him or not, the falcon's head swinging this way and that. The shifting cube by his belt floated and then turned and rotated in a fast manner until pellets came out, the brown bird food falling into his other gloved hand where Uriel pecked at it. Uriel seems trained enough to not rip through his gloves or hurt him. "He's also my companion. I don't know if they'll allow him with me in the field but I would be happy if ever it's okay."

Blake Sanderson

Blake looked at the falcon, which was sitting on Mikhael’s wrist. Unlike most other places, there was plenty of conversation fuel, believe it or not. “I think it’s a pretty cute-looking falcon. Seems well-trained, too. I think companions like that are allowed on the field, but I’m not too sure. Say...” A look was aimed at the cube. “That seems like a pretty interesting device. Did you buy it from the Sanderson Corps? I think they manufacture those—I’m not in touch with them much, lately—there. I requested for one, and I hope my order would come soon. I mean, I live only a few blocks away from the owners, and I'm closely related to them at that, so it couldn’t possibly take that long, right?”

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Postby Max Empire » Mon Dec 05, 2016 6:00 pm

Max Prophyrogenitus

Max felt as if he were asleep for a long while. A pleasant sleep. A nice kind of darkness had enveloped him and he could hear a soft breeze. Even while spaced out, he smiled. He felt calm and happy. As if he had no worries in the world. He could float around in the darkness and listen to the calm wind blowing about. It was a bit cool, but the temperature was just right.

He took a deep breath and opened his eyes.

Proceeding around the room for a couple of seconds before standing up, stretching and yelling out: "HEEELLLLLLLOOOOOOO WORLD!", in the most enthusiastic tone he could muster up. He then proceeded to open and look at his UI.

Love | Stuff | Things you're good at | Max Purpleborn


"Oh Oh Oh, I wanna see myself!", he thought as he clicked his name with the enthusiasm of child. "OOOOOOOO.", he said loudly as a small model of his body appeared. Everything seemed fine... Except for one thing...
Max squinted his eyes suspiciously as he looked the model to see that his groin area was faintly flashing purple. Interesting how it did that... He closed the UI category and opened the Love section, only to be disappointed upon seeing that it didn't have much to offer him at the moment.

"Oh well.", he thought to himself as he closed the UI interface and a look of disappointment appeared over his face. "I'm going to have to change that!", he then proceeded to march over to somebody who appeared to be alone.

"Hey! I'm Max! What's your name?", he asked in a really friendly way with a disarming smile on his face.
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Postby Parcia » Mon Dec 05, 2016 6:03 pm

Mason "Doc" Holiday

Doc sat in his chair, leaning back slightly. The cigar smoke hung thick and heavy in the dimly lit air of the saloon yet it could not hide the slight smirk on his face. His opponents, two yokels who had challenged the great “Devil Gunmen” to a poker game sat across from him. The cash numbered some 20,000$ on Doc’s end, yet each man held little over 100 in their own pools. Each man held a rather ragged poker face, yet the older of the two seemed far more calm and collected then his younger sibling. With a sigh, each man put all they had in to the pot and lay down their cards: A pair of queens and a pair of 9s respectively.

Doc’s smirk grew in to a wicked grin as he lay his full house on the table and went for the money. The younger one was the one who snapped. Drawing the throwing knife from his belt he wound the small, slim silver dagger back, aiming at the center of Doc’s forehead. The knife never left the man’s hand. With a noticeable bang, “Dante” let out a single .45 round that found its mark on the man’s wrist, creating a nasty hole in the limb and causing him to drop the knife...Ok, so it did leave his hand, just not in the fashion the Rouge would have liked.
He holstered the smoking pistol back in to its brown sheath and spoke to the elder of the two brothers. “Now Duke.” He paused, letting his voice, a slightly accented Cajun draw that was low and ever so scratchy, ring out through the now silent room. “You might want to reel in your puppy dog here, be a shame if that throwing arm of his found itself with more holes in it.” The bearded older brother scowled at him, staring intently at him as he addressed his now whimpering brother. “Jimmy, sit down.” The younger man spoke out, seemingly angered at his brother.

“He, he cheated us out of our cash! That was supposed to take us to the city and you had to play it all away!” Before the older brother could reply, Doc spoke. “In all fairness, gentlemen, I am in no need of cash as of late, and only accepted the challenge of this game simply because I needed to give my fare horse Gypsy.” He motioned to the jet-black mare standing outside the saloon window. “Time to recover, as hardy as a horse she is, even she needs some rest every now and then.” He reached down and plucked a few gold coins from the pile, some 100 or so in cash, and stashed them in his pocket. “The money remains yours, use it to get to the city and start up the gunsmith shop you spoke of.”

He slipped his coat and hat on as he ducked out of the saloon. Paying the stable boy for watching over Gypsy, he mounted her and checked if his gear was still in her inventory. It has been locked with three different enchantments as well as an actual pad lock, but it never hurt to check.
He clicked his heels on her sides and soon they sped off down the small dusty main street of the settlement and down the open road in the direction of the city.
Soon enough the dusty dirt road gave way to the trade mark black top of the city’s many streets. He found himself surrounded by cars increasingly. Motor vehicles had their merits, but he preferred his trusty steed anytime. Gypsy has been a gift from an old friend. She did take the form of a Jet-black Mare with red eyes that gave off a slightly demonic glow, yet she was one of the most well behaved mounts he had ridden. Being more of an amalgamation of dark magics, lighter magics, and some good ol’ fashion science rolled in to the rough shape of a horse then an actual horse, she possessed capabilities that far out match those of other horse, or most other mounts for that matter, cars included. She could readily reach speeds of 70mph and hold that speed for some time, yet he chose to let her trot at and easy 40mph, since they were on the main roads. She was also incredibly resilient and even dangerous to those she saw as a threat to her rider by way of near unending pain tolerance and high damage per attack by way of striking foes with her hooves.
She has a personality of her own, being a bit of a spitfire when provoked, yet reaming loyal to her rider until the end. Her long endurance, high speed, high health and even some what good agility, even when coupled with a saddlebag that held every item Doc owned yet could not carry on himself, she still held strong as a faithful mount. She even had her own anti-theft device: He had signed a “Blood Rit” when he got her, a magical contract of sorts that bound the two of them together and created a potent barrier. Should someone mount her without his permission, she would simply ignore their commands. Should that person try to force her to comply or try to take her against her will, she would rear up on her legs and defend herself to her best ability. If he allowed some on to ride her, it would only be temporary until he added their name to the Blood Rit.

She held her pace as they weaved down the busy roads, only slowing down at his command when needed. As she trotted through the streets he made a list of his gear.
His rifle, “Uncle Abraham”. A large caliber, high powered rifle meant to deliver high powered shots and large alpha damage at range. Low rate of fire and unwieldy at close range though. Using a certain type of ammunition, it could penetrate magical shielding and the thicker hides of certain magical game he hunted.
“Dante” His pistol and possibly one of the deadliest weapons ever created, it was an engraved and inlayed pistol that made up the other half of his main arsenal. Held 8 .45 shots and was semi-automatic at that. All together an upgrade over his older revolver that sat at the bottom of his inventory.
A simple combat knife. 12 inches of folded steel blade, modeled after a combat knife that often found use out on the frontier settlements due to its design.

A small, eloquently engraved envelope sat in it as well. That was the reason he had left his job as a big game hunter out in the frontier for the city, the reason he had packed up all he owned and made a b-line straight for the city itself in the space of 4 days, a record he was sure.
The invitation to join one of the 4 Royals was not something a sane man declined, less he be ungodly rich as well as insane. From what he had heard though it was an honor for such a thing to happen, since for the most part, one must work for an audition over years of training and experience. Not that he lacked either, but he had never really considered trying out for one of the 4 guilds as he really had yet to see the point. Then again, when he had thought that he was a rather younger, and ever more naïve hunter then he was now. He had grown to be just a bit bored over the last few months and saw the idea of the Royals as a new way to have some fun.

He didn’t need the fame, he already had a large amount of that from his exploits out in the frontier, but it didn’t’ hurt to pile more on there.

“Holy crap, its him!” The sequel of youth shook him from his thoughts and he looked down to see a small group of people had gathered next to were Gypsy had stopped, seemingly waiting for a light to turn green. They all wore light and medium armor, mainly leather with some iron plates thrown in there. Most were armed with swords, axes, a few pikes, though a pair of hem each hefted a shotgun. “Excuse me?” A smaller one, a girl, most likely the youngest of them looked up to him with a set of big blue eyes and held a small notebook in her arms. “Can-can I get your autograph, Mister Holiday?” Normally he would decline, stating some reason not to, but this girl got to him. He was a sucker for blue eyes, a weakness few knew of. He nodded and brought out a small pen he kept inside his jacket and reached out for the book. “To whom is this for?” She nearly fainted when he took is and spoke in a near whisper. “Sachi.” He nodded and wrote out “To Sachi, best of wishes in your hunts, Mason “Doc” Holiday”. He closed the book and smiled at the girl. “Here, you kids looking to head off for a hunt, maybe a dungeon?” While the smaller girl had an orgasm at the autograph, an older woman appeared, a mop of long red hair on her head. “Aye, first one in a while, most of us, including my little sister here, haven’t been on one before.”

She smiled at him. He brought his hand up and stroked his mustache, something he did when deep in thought. “You have a guide map?” She nodded and produced one out of her bag. He took the pen out and marked a circle in a small set of hills about 12 miles outside of the town. “There’s a small dungeon/crypt here, nothing too heavy, but if you clear it right you can pull in around 12,000 in gold from the monsters alone, mostly undead and a few mid-level necromancers. When you get to that tunnels, and you’ll know what im talking about when you’ll get to it, have your shotgunners load birdshot and take up the vanguard just behind your shields, a few shots should clear out most of them.” She nodded and went to offer him some silver of her own. “Don’t bother, take it as some helpful job advise, you don’t see a lot of good hunters anymore, well, I have an appointment to keep, pleasure meeting you bunch, best of wishes.” With that, he snapped the reigns on Gypsy and she sped off down the street towards the Guild Building.

He didn’t normally do things like that, preferring to stay out of the eye of the press and those that saw themselves as fans simply because they annoyed the hell out of him. He also had failed to fully see why he had gained such a fallowing, yes he was a renown hunter who had killed more big game monster then most ever dream and yes, his exploits across the frontier are known would round, but even that he was a bit of a drunk, though he would never admit it, a gambler, gunslinger, and even what some would call an “Out Law” yet youth and adults alike liked to flock to him when he made himself known in public simply because of those things.
It was most perplexing. Right now, he just wanted to get the Hoseki membership badge and move on with his life.



Sometime later he found himself in the waiting room for Hoseki. He was a bit nervous, deep, deep down inside, but for the most part he was deadpan. He didn’t need this job, since he could retire today and be set for the rest of his life with the amount of gold saved up. He found himself being the first there, or he simply didn’t notice anyone else if he was not. Either way he sat down in a large, cushioned chair and waited. And waited. And waited. After some time, he found himself cleaning his rifle and pistol. Despite their reputations as deadly weapons, extremely so in his hands, they still needed to be cleaned and maintained like every other gun that was ever made. Dante was easy enough, Abraham would take some time so he set out on it first.


He looked up from reasembling the rifle at the man. Raising an eyebrow he spoke. "Mason, Mason Holiday, though most people call me "Doc Holiday."
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Unfamiliar names scrawled lazily across the bottom of Echo's vision as she stared mindlessly at one of the high definition screens in front of her. She was looking at it, yes, but she was hardly focused on it. It was the kind of gaze one takes on when their mind is entirely on other things. It is also the kind of gaze that makes one inadvertently stare at another person as they're lost in thought. Echo blinked a few times as her face came across the screen, a headshot taken earlier that day that made her look a little dead inside. The sight of herself and her own name broke her from this momentary trance and she looked away, weirdly embarrassed to be staring at a picture of herself like that. She looked down at her hands for a moment and took a deep but gentle breath. There was a reason she was here, she knew that much at least. She was told that this task would be difficult, but that didn't keep her from wanting to try nonetheless.

Feeling stiffness creep up on her, Echo stood up from the neither comfortable nor uncomfortable chair she was in and wandered across the room. It wasn't odd to do so, as a few other people seemed to be walking around. They had been there for quite a while after all, it was hard to sit still for that long without much to do. There was a tall vertical monitor that split two sections of seating. In small print were the names of every participant in this combine. Echo scanned her eyes over the list for a moment before finding her name with that same picture as before next to it, this time much smaller. A couple lines down a somewhat familiar face caught her attention. Apsis the small text of the name card read. She took a moment to recall why she knew that name, fidgeting with a bracelet on her right wrist for a moment. She turned her head and sitting immediately next to her was the face that matched that name. He seemed to be...not busy enough for a conversation.

"Apsis..." She started, a little bit too much certainty in her voice. "...uh, right?" She asked,indicating that she was talking about the man sitting next to this screen.
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Mikhael gave a silent laugh as Blake shook his hand. 'It feels like handshaking with the mirror...' When Blake asked about Uriel, he held his hand towards the falcon and it jumped on his wrist. It seems that Mikhael didn't mind the falcon's sharp talons and iron grip. "Yeah, he's a falcon. His name is Uriel. I had him with me when I was young." Uriel looked at Mikhael if ever he has a treat for him or not, the falcon's head swinging this way and that. The shifting cube by his belt floated and then turned and rotated in a fast manner until pellets came out, the brown bird food falling into his other gloved hand where Uriel pecked at it. Uriel seems trained enough to not rip through his gloves or hurt him. "He's also my companion. I don't know if they'll allow him with me in the field but I would be happy if ever it's okay."

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Blake looked at the falcon, which was sitting on Mikhael’s wrist. Unlike most other places, there was plenty of conversation fuel, believe it or not. “I think it’s a pretty cute-looking falcon. Seems well-trained, too. I think companions like that are allowed on the field, but I’m not too sure. Say...” A look was aimed at the cube. “That seems like a pretty interesting device. Did you buy it from the Sanderson Corps? I think they manufacture those—I’m not in touch with them much, lately—there. I requested for one, and I hope my order would come soon. I mean, I live only a few blocks away from the owners, and I'm closely related to them at that, so it couldn’t possibly take that long, right?”

Mikhael Phria

Mikhael's smile slightly turned into a frown at the mention of the Sandersons. The cube then floated above his left hand, the arm where Uriel is perching on. It shone with the pulsing lights of silver and gold as it shifted constantly. "No, it's my own creation. Plus those money grabbing cats always offer subpar goods, something that is unfit for honest customer service. I can find better made materials in the black market than what they mostly mass produce." He had a terrible experience with the Sandersons once as he competed in the business. "Of course people buy them, who wouldn't buy the products of a well known company." His last words were full of poison and seething with hatred, even if his voice still remained amiable.
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Postby Zyvalia » Mon Dec 05, 2016 7:06 pm

STAR



When the man awoke from his daze, he found himself seated in the corner of a sofa, his back against it as he was sprawled out. For a moment, he couldn't quite remember where he was, or why he was there. Then, as it seemed, his memory regained his composure. He was at the Combine, seemingly at a lounge area of the grand arena. It was strange, he couldn't quite remember coming here. But he must've come here for why he always figured he would - honor, glory, training....something like that. He couldn't quite remember where he was before this.

Astaris sat up now, gaining his bearings from what felt like a short nap. He noticed he wasn't wearing his typical armor, instead his set "casual set": a leather jacket with a simple dress shirt underneath with a scarf wrapped around his neck. Finally getting himself together fully, he rose his left hand, a small holographic blue display conjuring in front of him.

Inventory | Magic | Skills
World | STAR


He tenderly touched the "Inventory" tab, causing it to radiate blue for a brief moment before opening and showing a sparse inventory. It held his signature weapon, the "Stellar Motion" as well as his armor, in addition to his currently equipped "set". He also spotted some other miscellaneous items of no particular note, such as ammunition or various healing items.

As he was browsing the various tabs of this enthralling interface, he spotted someone approach him with a very...giddy demeanor. It was a strange young man, seemingly younger than him in appearance as well as smaller in bodily structure. Nevertheless, Astaris wasn't one to deny one who was friendly to him. He introduced himself as Max, to which Astaris smiled behind his well-groomed and short beard.

"Ah - hello Max, it's a pleasure to meet you. I'm sorry, I feel a little bizarre. I didn't mean to space out there." Astaris said with a small, yet very friendly smile in reply and his eyes contorting to a happy expression, his dark brown hair waving slightly in the breeze from an air conditioning vent. "My name is Astaris, but you may call me "Star."
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Din sat in the couch, feeling the soft, white fabric just sort of massage her muscles. There was no movement in the couch, but the sheer richness of the fabric, the fact that it walked a fine line between too soft and murderous and too hard and being a rock was magnificent. Din had known very few couches which were of that quality, though her experience on couches was nothing to boast about. She knew very few to begin with.

Her head swiveled about as the lady disgorged herself from the couch. If there was one thing she wanted to not do it was bloody falling asleep. That would be unfortunate, to say the least. If anything it would be embarrassing. Din could see players moving-about, talking, even one with an eagle on his shoulder. You got strange people at the Combine, it seemed. There were too many guys, though; long hair was a trick to noting, but only a few had that, and only a few of those were girls. Always too many guys. Damn sausage-fests. Always too many hippies. Damn hippies. One arm to the right, and her ‘board’ came up.

Social | Inventory | Skills | Din


She tapped skills. They came up. Din spent a moment looking at them over again; she needed to increase her stats on damn Dexterity. DEX was always useful for anything any everything. The little hitpoint icon said she was on full health, which was always nice. She waved the ‘board’ away.Din got up, making her way to one of the vending machines. Choices, choices…

Din chose a Brawndo or something. It was a soft drink and it wasn’t any of those pissy drinks where they try to take out the sugar and replace it with something else. Real sugar was for real people; those who didn’t like it knew precisely where they can put their opinions. Din chose a pair of gents to approach; you might as well. One of their hair was waving, like in one of those vids.

"My name is Astaris, but you may call me "Star."

“Din”, she said to the two, one hand jutting-out to one as she took a slurp of her drink.

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Postby Max Empire » Mon Dec 05, 2016 7:46 pm

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STAR



When the man awoke from his daze, he found himself seated in the corner of a sofa, his back against it as he was sprawled out. For a moment, he couldn't quite remember where he was, or why he was there. Then, as it seemed, his memory regained his composure. He was at the Combine, seemingly at a lounge area of the grand arena. It was strange, he couldn't quite remember coming here. But he must've come here for why he always figured he would - honor, glory, training....something like that. He couldn't quite remember where he was before this.

Astaris sat up now, gaining his bearings from what felt like a short nap. He noticed he wasn't wearing his typical armor, instead his set "casual set": a leather jacket with a simple dress shirt underneath with a scarf wrapped around his neck. Finally getting himself together fully, he rose his left hand, a small holographic blue display conjuring in front of him.

Inventory | Magic | Skills
World | STAR


He tenderly touched the "Inventory" tab, causing it to radiate blue for a brief moment before opening and showing a sparse inventory. It held his signature weapon, the "Stellar Motion" as well as his armor, in addition to his currently equipped "set". He also spotted some other miscellaneous items of no particular note, such as ammunition or various healing items.

As he was browsing the various tabs of this enthralling interface, he spotted someone approach him with a very...giddy demeanor. It was a strange young man, seemingly younger than him in appearance as well as smaller in bodily structure. Nevertheless, Astaris wasn't one to deny one who was friendly to him. He introduced himself as Max, to which Astaris smiled behind his well-groomed and short beard.

"Ah - hello Max, it's a pleasure to meet you. I'm sorry, I feel a little bizarre. I didn't mean to space out there." Astaris said with a small, yet very friendly smile in reply and his eyes contorting to a happy expression, his dark brown hair waving slightly in the breeze from an air conditioning vent. "My name is Astaris, but you may call me "Star."
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Din sat in the couch, feeling the soft, white fabric just sort of massage her muscles. There was no movement in the couch, but the sheer richness of the fabric, the fact that it walked a fine line between too soft and murderous and too hard and being a rock was magnificent. Din had known very few couches which were of that quality, though her experience on couches was nothing to boast about. She knew very few to begin with.

Her head swiveled about as the lady disgorged herself from the couch. If there was one thing she wanted to not do it was bloody falling asleep. That would be unfortunate, to say the least. If anything it would be embarrassing. Din could see players moving-about, talking, even one with an eagle on his shoulder. You got strange people at the Combine, it seemed. There were too many guys, though; long hair was a trick to noting, but only a few had that, and only a few of those were girls. Always too many guys. Damn sausage-fests. Always too many hippies. Damn hippies. One arm to the right, and her ‘board’ came up.

Social | Inventory | Skills | Din


She tapped skills. They came up. Din spent a moment looking at them over again; she needed to increase her stats on damn Dexterity. DEX was always useful for anything any everything. The little hitpoint icon said she was on full health, which was always nice. She waved the ‘board’ away.Din got up, making her way to one of the vending machines. Choices, choices…

Din chose a Brawndo or something. It was a soft drink and it wasn’t any of those pissy drinks where they try to take out the sugar and replace it with something else. Real sugar was for real people; those who didn’t like it knew precisely where they can put their opinions. Din chose a pair of gents to approach; you might as well. One of their hair was waving, like in one of those vids.

"My name is Astaris, but you may call me "Star."

“Din”, she said to the two, one hand jutting-out to one as she took a slurp of her drink.

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"You've got a nice name.", Max replied to the lady that had just approached him and Star as he shook her hand, before turning to the latter. "And it's fine. How do you feel bizarre exactly? I haven't been feeling this good in quite a while.", he smiled brightly. "This breeze is just amazing!", he continued as he ran his hand through his white hair. "And your hair looks amazing! The breeze really makes it wave in a cliché way.", he chuckled a little before turning back to Din. "Oh, I'm Max by the way... Sorry for not introducing myself properly.", he said as he scratched the back of his head nervously.
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Postby Zyvalia » Mon Dec 05, 2016 7:58 pm

Star

Astaris was a bit blindsided by the woman who appeared out of seemingly nowhere, sipping a soda of sorts. He still was a bit on edge from the odd sensation, but he didn't pay too much mind to it. Probably just had a bad dream. "Ah - Hello, Din. It's a pleasure." He stated with simplicity, shaking her hand along with a humble nod of his head. She had white hair like the other one, Max. Did the Combine attract those of white hair? Maybe he was in the wrong place after all.

"I'm just a bit on edge is all." Star responded to Max's query. "Probably just a bad dream or something."
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Postby WaRtArIa » Mon Dec 05, 2016 8:04 pm

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Wartaria wrote:Blake Sanderson

Blake looked at the falcon, which was sitting on Mikhael’s wrist. Unlike most other places, there was plenty of conversation fuel, believe it or not. “I think it’s a pretty cute-looking falcon. Seems well-trained, too. I think companions like that are allowed on the field, but I’m not too sure. Say...” A look was aimed at the cube. “That seems like a pretty interesting device. Did you buy it from the Sanderson Corps? I think they manufacture those—I’m not in touch with them much, lately—there. I requested for one, and I hope my order would come soon. I mean, I live only a few blocks away from the owners, and I'm closely related to them at that, so it couldn’t possibly take that long, right?”

Mikhael Phria

Mikhael's smile slightly turned into a frown at the mention of the Sandersons. The cube then floated above his left hand, the arm where Uriel is perching on. It shone with the pulsing lights of silver and gold as it shifted constantly. "No, it's my own creation. Plus those money grabbing cats always offer subpar goods, something that is unfit for honest customer service. I can find better made materials in the black market than what they mostly mass produce." He had a terrible experience with the Sandersons once as he competed in the business. "Of course people buy them, who wouldn't buy the products of a well known company." His last words were full of poison and seething with hatred, even if his voice still remained amiable.

Blake Sanderson

Blake’s bright and cheerful smile faded and slowly regressed to a cold frown. Upon noticing her own facial expression, Blake internally panicked a bit, and forced on a smile. A competing businessman, and a one with very visible negative feelings at that, wasn’t too good for the name she upheld. “Oh, I see! How very interesting. By the way, in a twist of fate, the plot of this story decided that you should talk to a member of the Sanderson family, and a guy who’s probably your long lost twin!”

Some idiot next to her decided that he should scream like some hyperactive attention-seeking five-year-old on a sugar rush. Blake, irritated, summoned another one of her more toned-down creative insults. She muttered very quietly under her breath. “Oi. Quiet there, you blubbering, donkey-buggering, finger-licking mutated retarded twerp.” Only someone with miraculous super-hearing could actually bother to listen to that. Only someone who actually cared about that insult, which wasn't many, would actually bother to listen to that. Actually, when Blake made insults, it was usually directed to herself, not some other idiot.

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"I'm just a bit on edge is all." Star responded to Max's query. "Probably just a bad dream or something."


“Bad luck on that,” was Din’s reply. The two of them seemed alright, though Max did seem moderately bizarre. Talking about things being cliche in real life was like saying lol out loud. You sounded like you spent too much time in the wrong places, or at the very least out-of-touch with the right places, whatever those right places are. “Take some Xanax, then.”

She frowned; the other guy was definitely strange. Running your hair through your fingers, talking about how good the breeze was, all those sorts of things made you seem rather...self-loving. Din slurped on her drink again straightening the creases on her dark jacket and scratching at her hair. She decided to ask them on the matches; sometimes they were purely chaos. Sometimes they were pure bullshit. Sometimes they were little miracles. It was a hit-and-miss.

“How bad d’you suppose it will be?”
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Postby Zyvalia » Mon Dec 05, 2016 8:21 pm

Ormata wrote:Dinemis Zaremuk
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"I'm just a bit on edge is all." Star responded to Max's query. "Probably just a bad dream or something."


“Bad luck on that,” was Din’s reply. The two of them seemed alright, though Max did seem moderately bizarre. Talking about things being cliche in real life was like saying lol out loud. You sounded like you spent too much time in the wrong places, or at the very least out-of-touch with the right places, whatever those right places are. “Take some Xanax, then.”

She frowned; the other guy was definitely strange. Running your hair through your fingers, talking about how good the breeze was, all those sorts of things made you seem rather...self-loving. Din slurped on her drink again straightening the creases on her dark jacket and scratching at her hair. She decided to ask them on the matches; sometimes they were purely chaos. Sometimes they were pure bullshit. Sometimes they were little miracles. It was a hit-and-miss.

“How bad d’you suppose it will be?”


Star took an opportunity to look around himself for a brief moment, just now really getting the chance to do so. Or the thought to do so. He found the room was much more occupied than he initially thought, with other young men and women seemingly here for the same purpose that he presumably was. He then caught someone trying to insult the Max character he had just become acquainted with a few sentences ago. It was an amusing spectacle, in a way. His perception turned back towards Din, who caught his attention mostly due to her ears. Pointed, like that of a fictional being. It was exotic, in a way. He quickly turned his gaze away, hoping not to catch her suspicion for his brief, yet not too invading stares.

"How bad will....Oh, you mean the arena? Aye, I'm not too sure. This is my first time here. I've spent most of my time in the city or around it, but not in the actual arena. Hopefully we have a balanced team. I'm a heavy "tank", so to speak." Star laughed a bit at the term "tank", like he was nothing but a war machine. But when it came to combat, the term tank was rather suitable.
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Postby Max Empire » Mon Dec 05, 2016 8:23 pm

Ormata wrote:“How bad d’you suppose it will be?”

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"I think it'll be alright.", Max said cheerfully. The lady seemed like she was bothered by something... She was frowning, so something was obviously wrong with her... Maybe he wasn't being nice enough? What if she didn't like the breeze? Well, not everybody was going to like it. He enjoyed it. Brothels got really stuffy because it was filled with people getting "busy" and breathing heavily. Maybe she preferred an atmosphere like that?

"Um... Is everything alright?", he said sounding a little worried. "You don't look very happy... Maybe I can help you cheer up? You see... Making people happy and entertaining them is what I do for a living...", he beamed as he let those words out. No matter what anybody thought about his previous occupation, his job really was to make people happy and entertain them... Even if not in the way people imagined.
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Finsternia wrote:Mikhael Phria

Mikhael's smile slightly turned into a frown at the mention of the Sandersons. The cube then floated above his left hand, the arm where Uriel is perching on. It shone with the pulsing lights of silver and gold as it shifted constantly. "No, it's my own creation. Plus those money grabbing cats always offer subpar goods, something that is unfit for honest customer service. I can find better made materials in the black market than what they mostly mass produce." He had a terrible experience with the Sandersons once as he competed in the business. "Of course people buy them, who wouldn't buy the products of a well known company." His last words were full of poison and seething with hatred, even if his voice still remained amiable.

Blake Sanderson

Blake’s bright and cheerful smile faded and slowly regressed to a cold frown. Upon noticing her own facial expression, Blake internally panicked a bit, and forced on a smile. A competing businessman, and a one with very visible negative feelings at that, wasn’t too good for the name she upheld. “Oh, I see! How very interesting. By the way, in a twist of fate, the plot of this story decided that you should talk to a member of the Sanderson family, and a guy who’s probably your long lost twin!”

Some idiot next to her decided that he should scream like some hyperactive attention-seeking five-year-old on a sugar rush. Blake, irritated, summoned another one of her more toned-down creative insults. She muttered very quietly under her breath. “Oi. Quiet there, you blubbering, donkey-buggering, finger-licking mutated retarded twerp.” Only someone with miraculous super-hearing could actually bother to listen to that. Only someone who actually cared about that insult, which wasn't many, would actually bother to listen to that. Actually, when Blake made insults, it was usually directed to herself, not some other idiot.

Mikhael Phria

Uriel flew back to his shoulder as he finished pecking on the pellets. Mikhael, meanwhile, has a mildly shocked face. He just insulted the Sandersons in front of their own kin. Taking a deep breath, he slowly rose and stared at their oh-so-polite intruder as his cube, Nikubim, floated in his left hand slowly changed its glow into a darker shades of purple and deep blacks. "Did your mother even teach you manners? Even the worst street urchin has better etiquette than you." His other hand went to his back, where he grasped Seraphim's handle, making the staff's pronged top blaze with bright white blue light. "Get out of my sight before I get violent. I don't like being violent and I know you wouldn't want me to either."

He then turned to Blake who was apparently in slight distress with what he said. Nikubim fell back to his left hand and returned by his side, chained and forever shifting. He released his grip from his staff before bowing his head. "I'm so sorry for my words. I do not know that you were a Sanderson of descent." He straightened his back and looked at her bright golden eyes. "But I won't take back what I said. That's honest constructive criticism." But there's something that tugged in his mind, the things that the other guy said. 'Long lost twin...' It can't just be coincidence, right? Same hair color, same eyes, same facial features, same height. They even have almost the same fashion taste. "I hope you can forgive me. It's too early to gather unnecessary enemies this phase of the competition."
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Dinemis Zaremuk
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"Um... Is everything alright?", he said sounding a little worried. "You don't look very happy... Maybe I can help you cheer up? You see... Making people happy and entertaining them is what I do for a living...", he beamed as he let those words out.


Din snorted in response, smiling; the guy definitely had some issues. That or he was always happy; most of the time it was hard to tell. Din had been to more than a few places where making people happy was a massive, blatant euphemism and entertainment often involved poles and sweaty women. Perhaps it was the other way around. She never did stay long in those places. “No, no, you’re fine,” came her response, shaking her head.

She listened to the other guy; he said he was a tank. A tank. Probably a heavy fighter, probably either close or lance, and probably very, very unaware of what, precisely, was going to happen. At least, that’s what she expected. Din’s combat style was a tad more...terminal. A tad more flamboyant. A tad more dangerous, she would like to think. Egos make for bad friends, she told herself.

“A tank? Fun. We’ll definitely have chats if we go against one-another,” Din replied to Star, smiling a genuine smile.

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As her eyes snapped back into focus on that dimple in the ceiling, she let out a deep breath she hadn't realized she had been holding. She was laying totally down on the couch, boots up on the seat, head resting in her hands.
"Hm." She said, thinking a little, "zonked out for a bit there..." And had that been... bells?
Sitting up, thinking it'd be better to not fall asleep in a public place, she brought her feet down onto the ground fluidly. For some reason she had the desire to check her UI.
Metal hand streaking across her vision bringing up the emerald colored screen and-
"Nope, this will not going to do at all." She whispered to no one in particular and, for the third time that week, she opened the settings and changed the color to a nice amber color.
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Oh yeah, you better believe she's not one for simplicity, she often has so many windows open in her UI that she got this excellent "Favorites" toolbar that'll take her to the places within the other toolbars she spends most of her time. Simplicity is for the weak.
She closed the UI, or rather, minimized it, since she always kept it partly up in case of a message from the Sushila Chi or a contact, or if generally something changed in the world of Eridani, that way she could see what happened as the notification scrolled past and didn't just get some mysterious little pop-up that could be anything. No, in her mind it was better to sacrifice the 7% of vision.

She let out a grunt as she stood up from the pleasant couch, not because it was difficult, but because that's just what you do. She looked around, probably for the first time taking actual stock of the situation unfurling before her. There were a lot of people, from various walks of life, all milling about and talking. It wasn't a really social setting in her mind, far too stark, and she couldn't really figure out why all these people had decided to talk to each other. From her time in the Hospital she had been under the impression that people don't talk in waiting rooms.
She grinned a little at this dichotomy.
And then she frowned, this room really is stark.
Bringing her hands across her chest, flat, glowing and dripping purple magic, palms facing inwards, thumbs interlocking, she flexed her knuckles twice and then threw her arms open releasing a cloud of multicolored butterflies which swarmed the lights. The white light filtered through their shimmering iridescent wings and the whole room was plunged into shifting color.

Smiling contentedly to herself she approached Star, Din and Max.
"Hello all," she said, "talking combat?"
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Postby Max Empire » Mon Dec 05, 2016 8:53 pm

Achidyemay wrote:Smiling contentedly to herself she approached Star, Din and Max.
"Hello all," she said, "talking combat?"

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"Hello!", Max said happily as another person joined the conversation. "I guess. I'm not really a fighter you see...", he said as he scratched the back of his head. He could be punched to death if somebody was determined enough. All these people probably wore armor, and he just stood there, hiding behind his puppets and potions.

"Nice butterflies by the way! They really lighten up the room!", he said, showing his enthusiasm in his tone. "I'm Max, nice to meet you!"
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"Hello all," she said, "talking combat?"


“Somewhat,” came Din’s reply to the other person. She looked like a city-girl would be expected to look; long hair dominated the scene, brown and flowing in just the right way with a large hat and flower. Her choice of clothing was discrete, though in some ways not practical, in Din’s opinion. To Din, if you went to fight you wanted to look like you were there to fight. You didn’t come in city clothes.

She watched the changing colors, before they dissipated from another student deciding they wanted to change the palate of the room. People did seem to like to mess with other things, and Din nearly disliked it. The event itself was interesting, like kids showing-off a new trick they had found and wanted to reveal it to the rest of the world with a flourish.

Wow am I a judgmental asshole, she thought to herself.

"I guess. I'm not really a fighter you see..."

"Nice butterflies by the way! They really lighten up the room!", he said, showing his enthusiasm in his tone. "I'm Max, nice to meet you!"


“Din. Pleasure to meet you. I’ll take a shot in the dark and say you’re obviously a close-quarters gal, aren’t you?” She smiled at the new person. Magic-users were somewhat common, though you could always poke fun at it all. There was only a few who had bad tempers, and watching-out for those had become nearly a game in itself.

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Postby Achidyemay » Mon Dec 05, 2016 9:11 pm

Max empire wrote:
Achidyemay wrote:Smiling contentedly to herself she approached Star, Din and Max.
"Hello all," she said, "talking combat?"

Max Prophyrogenitus

"Hello!", Max said happily as another person joined the conversation. "I guess. I'm not really a fighter you see...", he said as he scratched the back of his head. He could be punched to death if somebody was determined enough. All these people probably wore armor, and he just stood there, hiding behind his puppets and potions.

"Nice butterflies by the way! They really lighten up the room!", he said, showing his enthusiasm in his tone. "I'm Max, nice to meet you!"

"Clef." She said, giving a half bow and returning the smile. "And the pleasure is all mine. Thanks about the butterflies, yeah, I'm not really a fighter either, more of an entertainer, but you'd be surprised how often the two overlap." She jested, turning to Din.

"Oh you bet! Say what you will about my appearance, I'm definitely about close combat," she said, taking the joke and running with it. "I have 16 decapitations under my belt." She flicked her hair back and her arms went akimbo.
"I bet I could take you." She laughed, incapable of keeping a straight face anymore.
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