[@TheWindel] I'm just trying to find out what the goals of the roleplay are that I was working counter to.

As far as I can see, there are two problems, I am directly involved in.

1. I didn't remind KoL that Miyu, occasionally known as Revolver Ocelot, who betrayed her love interest, and who tried to throw a cross-faction birthday party, has character traits that means she likes making friends even across factions, but will still continue to fight them even after making friends. This made KoL frustrated that I seemed to be acting out of character out of sheer desire to throw wonkey wrenches.

2. I didn't make Miyu strong enough, and that complaining about that is frustrating KoL.

On the subject of that: I had this post in the works in response to your "A simple reminder can do wonders."

[@TheWindel] Indeed, and I think we should be willing to help each other with mistakes. 

Not a one person looked at Miyu when she was being accepted (I went back and checked) and said "Hey, that looks kinda weak compared to captain instant teleport, super strong, super durable, super fast, gravity manipulation, black hole summoning, strong enough to wreck entire armies alone with a single aoe gravity attack, can go super saiyan, and is maybe holding the boundaries of the universe together. You shouldn't be quite that strong, but able to fight on the same battlefield as a meaningful contributor is expected."

If slightly less than Juno was the expected power level, I would have appreciated a reminder of that when I made Miyu. I built my character to the schematics of "I want to have a fun fight with Grafdakka". Back before Grafdakka had the eyes and became a mountain sized behemoth. I expected that there would be a slow build up to people like Juno showing up in every fight, that we would have had plenty of battles to slowly grow powers and develop into unique Demonic/Machina/Angelic assets equivalent to the likes of Juno. I was wrong, and I would have appreciated correction on the matter.

I'd also note, that when I had Miyu block one attack from Ni-Mu, KoL was incredulous for a moment that Miyu should be able to block it. I went with a "Well, yes, it says in my bio I was designed for this, and if I also make it so that it burns the shields out, is that ok?" And the KoL didn't raise any more fuss, so I thought it was just ok after those concessions. There wasn't a "Well, since you need to start boosting your power level, and your bio said you had that power, don't burn the shields out. Just establish that if Ni-Mu splits her focus and launches two attacks in one round, you can block half her attacks as easily as she can launch it." That would have been a very nice, and generous, reminder.