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Current I think watching fight scenes can help in general terms with writing combat, since it can give you an idea of flow and choreography.
1 yr ago
At least if you're writing something you know, with knights.
1 yr ago
I mean, depends on what you're writing, and the tone and theme of what you're writing. Trained armored knights were legitimately monstrous on the battlefield, so looking up how they fought helps.
1 yr ago
As much as there's a lot of reasons twitter sucks, I genuinely don't want to see it die for the sake of all the artists who now rely on it. Hoping the shithead stops trying to directly administrate.
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roleplayerguild.com/posts/5… If anyone's up for fighting some kaiju, why not try out my new RP, Godzilla: YATAGARUSU?

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It was about then that a somewhat squeaky voice could be heard to the left of the group.

"You're lucky you didn't cause any serious damage to the pavement with that stunt."

Clad in pastel pinks and blues, a highly stylized school uniform, Tamura Emiri.

The first of the student council members, the girl who had arrived at Shiroyama with Yukimura Atsuko herself, and one of the shortest girls in the entire school, the tiny childlike figure sucked on a lollipop, arms folded across her chest. She wore a rather amused expression.

"The Wolf wouldn't have been happy to see property damage occur outside of a fight~" she continued, shifting her hands to her hips and giggling. 'The Wolf' was another of the council's members, and the head of the Disciplinary Committee on top of that. "Luckily Emiri just sees some oh-so-smart students wasting their lunchtime!"

Taking her lollipop out of her mouth, one of the school's four rank forty-nine students cocked her head to one side.

"It won't be long before it's over. It's not that I mind you fighting, that's why this school exists, but don't you forget when the period ends," she added, placing the lollipop back in her mouth. "Maybe you should consider splitting this little group up and taking your fights one at a time?"

She shrugged.

"Or you could ignore Emiri, but she wouldn't recommend that~"

@AtomicNut@ThirdHourIII@Ryougu@HeroicSociopath@RolePlayerRoxas
It just says it can't be displayed.
@floodtalon: Image isn't working. ^^;
You might as well, I hope it helps get things going.
@Crimmy: Yeah, I figured Tsukuyomi's infodump would confuse some of these poor high schoolers.

Which is why I decided to up the confusing language from my original version.
There was still a fair amount of time before lunch ended. Chinatsu realized, even if she hadn't felt it too keenly, she must have been quite hungry, given how quickly she had finished off her bento. And she was still in the mood for something. While she didn't normally care to buy anything from the cafeteria, it was always an option. And so, deciding to satisfy her urges for more while the lunch period was still ungoing, as she left the rooftop the small pigtailed girl decided it would be best to head down to the cafeteria and get herself something else. A drink or something. She hadn't actually looked at what the cafeteria had avaliable before, to be honest. Hopefully, no-one would decide it was time to bother her unnecessarily, or some other irritating action.

She didn't need anyone else deciding to stupidly involve themselves with her for no reason like that big guy Isobe had, and while she'd fight anyone she didn't want her lunch period interrupted with a random challenge. Sure, if someone just attacked her she'd fight, but she wanted to satisfy some non-combat related desires right now. Ones that involved filling her stomach, not beating someone into submission. Her twintails bouncing as she descended the stairs, Chinatsu headed further down. She hadn't really spoken to anyone aside from that guy she'd defeated yesterday, and that was fine with her. She didn't really want any distractions from her chief goal at Shiroyama High School.

When she reached the cafeteria and headed inside, she just tried to maneuver her way around and hoped nobody would bother her. Especially... ah? Was that...

... Was that those airheaded bimbos from the Fashion club? Well, Chinatsu certainly hoped none of those idiots would notice her.

@CondorTalon@Rin@Raineh Daze
Going to quickly point out that someone falling off a roof and surviving isn't exactly remotely shocking. ^^;

I'd also like to say that for this RP maybe blobbing up into one group isn't the best idea, so if you need to post you should try another location.
Tsukuyomi narrowed her eyes.

"If I had created Strange Gospel, why would I be telling you where to go to stop it?" the miko girl asked, cocking her head to one side and making the bells jingle again. "I'm not responsible for the kidnappings, either. Anyone who disappeared is likely within Apocrypha, if they're still alive."

She gestured towards the screen again.

Before she could respond to the other questions, Hikaru was quick to interject with her own.

"Then what is Apocypha? What's been taking people there?"

For a few moments, Tsukuyomi was silent.

"... the Apocrypha is an echo, a reflection of your world within the physical space of the collective unconscious," she explained, deciding it was best to start with that. "It exists within the space created by humanity's existence, but is rejected by their reality. It's an apocryphal retelling of your world that can't coexist in the same space as it, but nevertheless exists. As for what's been taking people there..."

The goddess's eyes became somewhat downcast.

"I don't know yet. It's difficult for me to tell."

Hikaru frowned, slightly. She had hoped that someone like this would be able to provide more information on... whatever the culprits were. But perhaps trying to approach the situation from this angle was not the best idea. This was an unconventional situation, after all. It was still hard to believe it was even real, but... Hikaru had to stay calm. She needed to know why they had been selected just as much as everyone else did, after all.

"Strange Gospel originated from inside the enormous tower-" Tsukuyomi gestured to the tower visible in the dark cityscape, "-Which appeared several years ago and began to release dark creatures. I introduced the Apocrypha update in order to stall it, but it's beginning to recover."

"You still haven't explained what Strange Gospel is doing," Hikaru pointed out.

"Strange Gospel is creating fate from possibility," the small brunette girl quickly replied, "It's reaching into the infinite library of possibility that is the Akashic Record and drawing out possible futures. Once these futures are seen, it becomes crystallized. While there's no such thing as fate, when someone perceives a possible future it becomes their only future. By doing this on a large scale, Strange Gospel is being used to create a single future that cannot be deviated from."

Hikaru stared for a moment. Certainly, there were some things there that she didn't understand, but what did all of that mean? A single future? "What kind of future?"

Tsukuyomi shook her head. "I don't know. But I don't trust it. All of you have been exposed to Strange Gospel, and all of you were able to receive my contact. That's why I picked you."

The small girl raised her suitcase, which fell open. Inside was... a set of variously-colored USB drives?

"I'm sorry if this doesn't explain everything clearly, but I need people capable of receiving my contact through their dreams so easily. You can use Soul Arts," she continued, "These tools will grant you some sort of power that can let you combat the tower's spawn and enter it, in order to stop Strange Gospel."
I mean, I hope it's not but people don't seem to be responding...
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