Cu Chulainn

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@VitaVitaAR Just confirming the agreement to death partnership between Faker and Shitno.

We only pray that we may at least survive a day.

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The "Not a" Magus

* Name: Hasabe Evans

* Age: 19

* Gender: Male

* Appearance: The hell is a Master? And why is your friend there in cosplay?

* Personality: Hasabe could be best described as one who is quiet, focused, and hard at work. Having been abandoned by his parents at the time for being a 'worthless excuse for a heir,' Hasabe has developed a sort of "inferiority complex," wanting to prove himself to others of his worth by working the best he can at whatever he's tasked at. Some day, he wishes to confront his parets and show them he really isn't worthless. While he does keep to himself most of the time, he does wish the best for other people, and will want to always seek a path that's "good for everyone."

* Skills: If "dedication" was a skill, Hasabe would be excellent at it. Whether it's working towards a goal, or just doing menial labor, Hasabe is one who will always find the best way to get the job done. As a pizza delivery man (and formerly an Uber driver), Hasabe is quite proficient at driving, whether it is behind the wheel or on a bike. He also jogs regularly, and has the stamina of a healthy young adult. Being raised in Redrock, he knows the general area as much as any local would.

* Abilities: Hasabe does not have any knowledge or beyond-the-surface talent in magecraft, only barely recalling the things his father might have taught (which he couldn't comprehend at the time.) He does know of its existence, or well, he thinks he does. Despite this, he still sports a fair amount of above average magic circuits, and while they wouldn't compare in amount to a magus with the magic crest of their family, they still denote him as 'one who was born to be a magus.' If only Hasabe wasn't such a dull child...

* Brief Backstory
Hasabe was born in Japan, to a well known magus family that he can't recall the name of. His father, as he remembered, was a very strict man, and was especially tough on him as he grew older, forcing strange books and lessons on him instead of having him attend school normally. This continued until his parents bore a second child, one who excelled in the lessons that Hasabe just didn't get. At the age of four, he was sent off to live with a friend of a family friend, his father going so far as to change his last name, aware that his family has alot of enemies, and not wanting his own son to die from his incompetence.

And so, Hasabe found himself in Redrock, raised by an average middle-class family, living an average life. He made it his goal to become a competent person, and worked hard to achieve his goals and go to college. He wasn't smart enough or especially talented in any sport to earn a scholarship, graduating with only above average marks. Hasabe still wanted to go to college, and his parents even offered to pay his tuition for him, which he declined, saying he wants to earn all the money on his own, and thanked them for raising him to be the man he is now.

Two years later, Hasabe is living on his own in a cheap apartment, having worked odd jobs here and there until he settled for delivering pizza at a local delivery place. He recieved a strange letter from Japan with no label saying who it's from. They were directions for... some sort of ritual? He wasn't so sure what it was, really, or why it was asked of him to do. The only thing he was told to do after the ritual is to 'reach the root.' Whatever that means...

Curiosity got the best of Hasabe, and...

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@Cu Chulainn Speaking of which, what sort of "compatibility" are you looking for in a servant for your master?

@Crusader Lord

The Fuyuki Grail system (which this Grail is most likely emulating, imo) chooses a Servant that matches the Master's personality the best, should the Master not have a proper catalyst for summoning.

In this case, I was hoping for a servant that matches Hasabe's personality well enough. If there isn't really any servant like that (of which he could summon), I'll probably just throw in the catalyst somewhere in his bio and have him summon a random servant through that 😬

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And here he is! Discount!Shirou, magecraft not included.

The "Not a" Magus

* Name: Hasabe Evans

* Age: 19

* Gender: Male

* Appearance: The hell is a Master? And why is your friend there in cosplay?

* Personality: Hasabe could be best described as one who is quiet, focused, and hard at work. Having been abandoned by his parents at the time for being a 'worthless excuse for a heir,' Hasabe has developed a sort of "inferiority complex," wanting to prove himself to others of his worth by working the best he can at whatever he's tasked at. Some day, he wishes to confront his parets and show them he really isn't worthless. While he does keep to himself most of the time, he does wish the best for other people, and will want to always seek a path that's "good for everyone."

* Skills: If "dedication" was a skill, Hasabe would be excellent at it. Whether it's working towards a goal, or just doing menial labor, Hasabe is one who will always find the best way to get the job done. As a pizza delivery man (and formerly an Uber driver), Hasabe is quite proficient at driving, whether it is behind the wheel or on a bike. He also jogs regularly, and has the stamina of a healthy young adult. Being raised in Bedrock, he knows the general area as much as any local would.

* Abilities: Hasabe does not have any knowledge or beyond-the-surface talent in magecraft, only barely recalling the things his father might have taught (which he couldn't comprehend at the time.) He does know of its existence, or well, he thinks he does. Despite this, he still sports a fair amount of above average magic circuits, and while they wouldn't compare in amount to a magus with the magic crest of their family, they still denote him as 'one who was born to be a magus.' If only Hasabe wasn't such a dull child...

* Brief Backstory
Hasabe was born in Japan, to a well known magus family that he can't recall the name of. His father, as he remembered, was a very strict man, and was especially tough on him as he grew older, forcing strange books and lessons on him instead of having him attend school normally. This continued until his parents bore a second child, one who excelled in the lessons that Hasabe just didn't get. At the age of four, he was sent off to live with a friend of a family friend, his father going so far as to change his last name, aware that his family has alot of memories, and not wanting his own son to die from his incompetence.

And so, Hasabe found himself in Redrock, raised by an average middle-class family, living an average life. He made it his goal to become a competent person, and worked hard to achieve his goals and go to college. He wasn't smart enough or especially talented in any sport to earn a scholarship, graduating with only above average marks. Hasabe still wanted to go to college, and his parents even offered to pay his tuition for him, which he declined, saying he wants to earn all the money on his own, and thanked them for raising him to be the man he is now.

Two years later, Hasabe is living on his own in a cheap apartment, having worked odd jobs here and there until he settled for delivering pizza at a local delivery place. He recieved a strange letter from Japan with no label saying who it's from. They were directions for... some sort of ritual? He wasn't so sure what it was, really, or why it was asked of him to do. The only thing he was told to do after the ritual is to 'reach the root.' Whatever that means...

Curiosity got the best of Hasabe, and...

EDIT: If he is approved, I would prefer going the opposite route and seeing which servants are interested and would possibly serve as a good compatibility summon for Hasabe. That is, if you're fine with a Master whose skills include "I can drive, I guess?"

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So what's the situation on potential Masters so far? If there isn't enough after all, I'll probably get around to making one. If anything, he'll probably be that shitty not-a-Magus Master purely because I feel like I can't get Nasuverse's magecraft system right xD

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Believe it or not, this is a wagon that acts like a carry-on baggage. A hammerspace inventory where he keeps all of his clothes, jewelry and other items to show off to people.

He can also use this as some sort of AoE offensive weapon. He can project very fragile weapons and store them inside while he fires them at a reasonable distance of... eight meters? The weapons break and act as shrapnels to stagger Masters. Bonus if it hits someone and then breaks.

@Seirei No Hai

Resisting making a "Limited Blade Works" joke.

The Elder Scrolls V S: Sentinel

@Hank

Living life the way he did, Pharis had avoided making acquaintence with anyone. The Dominion has many spies, and he should know better than just about anyone in this tavern... he was approached to serve as one, after all. He had always kept to himself, keeping quiet enough, and had avoided settlements as much as he was able to. Being in Hammerfell, however, it was almost impossible for him to live the lifestyle he was used to.

Pharis had only wished he asked with a more quiet tone, and yet, here he is, drawing the attention of a man, a Breton sellsword, he says, and one with quite the big mouth, as well. As he moved his mug closer to his own, he pulled it away with enough subtlety not for it to seem rude. Instinct had told him to leave, to find a job someplace else. He knew how to run, how to avoid conflict, how to blend into a crowd. If he left as soon as he could before this potential agent could reveal his location, that would be more than ideal...

... But Pharis needed the money.

"Why, yes, my colleague and I are both the best and brightest in this establishment of yours," Pharis said in a similar tone to the Breton's, "and we'll bet our lives on it, too. Give us your most dangerous job, if you wish. If the pay is lucrative enough, then maybe we'll do it, after all."

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I have two seperate Berserkers ready; one normal Berserker, and a Fake Berserker, should Crusader Lord decide to roll with a Berserker, themselves.

The Elder Scrolls V S: Sentinel

Pharis walked the streets of Sentinel, having his wolf furs to defend him from the sun. His hood was big enough to cast a shade over his face, his ears kept hidden as well. While he was far enough from the Dominion's hold, the pressure of being a fugitive still holds its sway over the Bosmer. He'd rather keep his face hidden, after all...

The desire to stay inconspicuous was short-lived, however, as the Bosmer's stomach growled loudly. Pharis wasn't used to not being able to hunt for his foos, and the deserts of Hammerfell are quite treacherous and harder to navigate for one so attuned to the woods. Still, it was something he kept note of when he made his way to Hammerfell, and knew just how he was supposed to make a living in such a desolate land...

Pharis needed to find work.

He approached the nearby tavern, entering it and walking towards the bar. Pharis only had a handful of septims, placing one down.

"Water," he asked in a matter to hide his otherwise strong Bosmeri accent, "Please." Pharis waited a moment for the barkeep to retrieve his drink, which didn't seem to take too long, before he decided to ask his next question. He took a long sip of his refreshment, sighing in relief after finishing and putting the cup down.

"Do you know of any place I could find some work?"

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If @Crusader Lord wishes to go with Berserker, I'm actually fine with my Servant being Fake Berserker, at least with my currently submitted one, seeing as it would make sense regarding their status as Heroic Spirits