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The place was gross. That's all that Marina had to say about it. She wasn't someone who enjoyed the raw hedonism of being doted on and served by ikemen. If it was someone else's hobby, that was their business alone. Though, a part of her was glad that it wasn't extraordinarily busy. Would have made it harder and more embarrassing. Still though, information often came from the strangest of places. Even if it was this bizarre land of service and niceties, she was willing to tough it out.

"Ever seen this man?" She asked Kenshin. From the pocket of her jacket, she produced an image that had been printed out. It was a still from a security camera inside of a liquor store inside of the red light district. While the image was only a print out, it still retained enough quality for the semi-unique visage of the figure to be visible. A constant snarky sneer, half of his ashen black hair being bleached white, piercings to match his hair. "A bottle of sake sounds good, though."

She'd see where this takes her. She had all of the time in the world.


@OwO

Does she naturally produce the venom in her tail? Or does she have to manually load it in? I would also suggest cutting down the number of poisons she has to 3-5 in total.


There are sacs inside of her tail. With a sting, it pushes a burst of venom through her stinger.

And i removed fire and ice venom and changed some stuff around. Too many temperanerds in this room.
This incarnation is a villain. If there ain't enough heroes, then she can be reworked as a hero since she swings both ways.

In Re: Life 7 yrs ago Forum: Casual Roleplay
rip blue-haired twonk

we knew ye so little
maybe
In Re: Life 7 yrs ago Forum: Casual Roleplay
Umi's secret, 7th stat:

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In Re: Life 7 yrs ago Forum: Casual Roleplay
Well, that was a disappointment.

Umi's attempt at blowing Katsuo's dome off (in a very friendly and non-murder way!) ended in a very sad failure. While she intentionally blocked out the long winded questions and answers this time around (rather than just braining out), she did gleam some useful information. Magic was power to move people and everyone had magic stewin' in their guts. Really, it sounded like magic power was just an allegory for chalupa night. Chalupa night being when Umi had the power to move people out of the room with what was stewin' in her guts.

Like any other teen, she grabbled her phone the second it went off. Of course, she didn't answer it like any normal human. No, that would be much too... intelligent. Instead, she struck a pose with absolute confidence. She rapidly extracted her phone from her pocket, swinging it out with enough force to destroy a thin paper wall. Leading into her second pose, she slowly moved the phone in an arc around her head.

"Notification..." she said, with enough enthusiasm that would have made one think she was transforming in her own personal sentai show, "GO!". With the sudden exclamation of go, she flipped her phone open, reading the notification out of the corner of her eye.
Ash held the toad skin above her head with what little pride remained. With the sudden rain pouring down on them, the disadvantage turned to advantage as the skin slowly but surely lost the layers of mud and blood. While the rectangle she cut wasn't huge (at least, compared to the froad), it was large enough for two people, three if they really tried.

While visibility was cut, smells were also a victim of obfuscation. This meant that Ash didn't have to smell that eye. It was pleasant. The feeling of mud on her shoes and water permeating throughout her clothes wasn't a bad feeling. It was uncomfortable for sure, but it beat many things. For instance, getting stabbed by a goblin. The rainwater was also pretty nice. With her head leaning out from underneath the safety of the toad skin, she could drink the occasional collection of raindrops. It was water and it was nice.

Well, it was the calm before the storm. Or possibly, the storm before the even bigger storm of skeletons and zombies.


"Sure."

Her response was curt and simple. A bizarre response from someone who didn't like the sophistry of the red light district. The lanky tourist with the suitcase dashed out of the red light district, which Marina was fine with. While she was curious about why someone would enter it so unprepared, she really didn't care enough about it to follow her out. Her goals didn't entail getting to know every strange face by heart. No, empty curiosity was useless. She needed to investigate on the specifics.

The host really was a twat. She could respect the hustle, though. Even in the face of Marina's lazy attempt at intimidation, he still tried to make his dough and bake it. That was at least worth something in this day and age. The issue of overpriced drinks and dumb club things wasn't really much of an issue for Marina. She still had her fight money nest egg. She never really got to spend much of it, after all.

"But spare me the fake platitudes," she insisted, "I'd rather not have to hate you personally."

So for now, she would enter with the host and ask him a few questions about a few faces she had printed out with her. Maybe get wind of a few rumours here and there. Really, anything that someone like him would know about.
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