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HOLY NUTS I WAS A MEMBER OF THIS WEBSITE FOR 8 YEARS?!?!
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Despite it being the worst possible place to doze off at, Malphas decided to do just that. As he slowly lifted himself from reality and into the dreamscape, he saw images of the kingdom he has been promised, the followers he has been guaranteed, and the heavenly visage he has already been bestowed. There were many paths Malphas had began to think of to reach this fully realized dream, however. Perhaps the time he spent waiting for the others was a waste, and he could start it out on his own? Or perhaps the company is welcome in the strange lands?

Who cares? Time to nap!

It was a shame that such a nice rest had to end. Getting struck in the head by a book would have been quite the rude awakening had Malphas dozed off. Instead, he was awake enough to react with an audible "ow!" before examining what has befallen on him. Taking a glance at the book's title as well as a skin of some of its context had answered Malphas's questions, realizing that what he has in his hand is more than what he needs to start his kingdom!

"Thank you, O Goddess! Statues of your feet will grace the halls of my kingdom forevermore!" Malphas proclaimed, kissing the book as he hopped right back up. He was oblivious to the true bearer of this book, much less the sword that might have fallen right next to him. Instead, Malphas cradled the book like a child as he marches forth towards the direction of the mountains.
Acceptances, Round 5. All of the following character sheets are considered accepted, and may be moved into the characters tab as they are currently written in-thread.

HP 550/550 SP 350/350 MP 370/370


Entering Thunderstruck Grove, Lew was quite excited for what was to come. It was the spookiest zones that had the best monster girls, after all. He was also excited in seeing just how these demonic and spiritual monsters are like in this game as well, seeing as the paths he was taking would specialize in dealing with such threats. The atmosphere was definitely a great way to set up the mood. Clutching at his talismans, Lew was overall eager to face off against what the Grove had to offer.

Or at least, he would if Ari didn't go off on her own again without any levels.

"Uhh... Yeah, I'll go after her." Lew offered, turning towards Ari's direction. "I think I have the most solo experience between all of us, so I should be able to protect her if things go sour. Ah, and before I forget..."

Lew procured one of his [Purification Talismans], handing it to Raime.

"Give that to one of the strongest physical fighters in the party, no idea who that is. Should let you guys hit ghosts if you aren't magically inclined. Don't use it at the first ghost you see, though. The talisman's only temporary... and it only works for one person, I think. You'll figure it out."

Without another word, Lew ran off into the direction of the catgirl, entering a Combat Stance to boost his DEX up before procuring an [Attack Talisman]. He wanted to react to whatever would pop up in front of him as swiftly as possible. The more Lew thought about it, however, the more he possibly realized he might have come to this Grove ill-prepared. Maybe he should have brought more [Purification Talismans]... Either way, whatever Ari was going to do, Lew was planning on directing her to the Goldspun Fields, where everyone else garnered their first few levels. Once that was done, he could probably regroup with the rest, maybe with more Talismans in tow.

Acceptances, Round 4. All of the following character sheets are considered accepted, and may be moved into the characters tab as they are currently written in-thread.
nyau!
This should round out the Servant applications. All that is left is the last half of the Master sheets, and we should have a full cast!
nyau!

Sorry, I'm currently going through exams at the moment. Will get things up by the end of the week. Definitely going for some sort of Villain role, though!
I've got an idea for an Ally/Ace, but I could also do a classic Villain/Royal if my initial plan doesn't work.
Acceptances, Round 3. All of the following character sheets are considered accepted, and may be moved into the characters tab as they are currently written in-thread.



HP 550/550 SP 350/350 MP 370/370


Lew's eyes searched through the various talismans that Taka-Ryu had offered, sipping on the fermented rice drink offered to him prior. As usual, he took his time to admire the various origami creations dotting the talisman seller's shop, wondering if such things could also be talismans. Such things were put on the back of Lew's mind, however, as the thought of buying something that isn't a talisman was brought up.

"Does the cloth have any... cloth for sale? Uniforms that would better denote our status?" Lew asked, dreading his mix-matched outfit.

"Oh, if you're talking about just the clothing, feel free to come back over here once you've obtained the job, brother." Taka-Ryu bumped his fist against his chest. "The vestments are tailored to the wearer, so we'll take your measurements and have it ready for you in two days."

The man laughed then.

"Basically though, that's a roundabout way of saying we don't have such attire for sale."

Lew replied to Taka-Ryu's joke with a simple "heh." Knowing Lew for the last few hours, this is the closest thing to an actual laugh he's uttered. Nevertheless, Lew was a bit disappointed he would be unable to look the part. Still, he didn't come here primarily for clothes

"I've finally reconvened with my allies, and I believe we plan to go to... Thunderstruck Grove? Are there any talismans you recommend I prepare in advance for such a trek?"

The Grove, eh? It's a fine training place for exorcists, for sure." Taka-Ryu stroked his chin, then began to pull some talismans off the strings. "Mostly, it's spirits and the oni you have to worry 'bout. I'd recommend these purification talismans if your party's lacking in magic users, and also, if you don't have healers, talismans of healing would be better than talismans of regeneration, due to the mighty swings of the oni. Other than that..."

"May be apt to keep some talismans of swiftness too. Compared to the monsters within the fields and the river, spirits are actively malignant while oni are organized on a wider scale than those goblin raiding parties down at Goldspun Fields."

"Oni and spirits, huh?" Lew thought back to the days when he was considering a Samurai. Perhaps he could approach those dreams again if he went on another solo tirade to earn those requirements, especially if he became an Exorcist, as Taka-Ryu suggested. For now though, Lew was more focused on supporting his allies overall.

"Talismans of Healing are 500 Rishi as usual, right? Might be apt to buy a few Purification Talismans as well. We have only one mage so far, and I've still got about 14 levels yet until I can pursue one of the paths offered here. How much are those, as well as the Swiftness Talismans?"

"Yes, they'll be 500 rishi. If you can afford it though, the 2,500 rishi ones may provide you with a greater safety net if you don't have any healers at all. Other than that...the most affordable variations for Swiftness and Purification are 1000 rishi each."

Lew quickly opened up his party chat to inquire his friends on some of his talisman choices. In the meanwhile. he decided to make his other purchases.

First off, Lew bought himself about 27 of those basic attack talismans. They could serve as filler between his attack rotations, and it's about time he learned how to use them anyway. Next, he decided to purchase one of those uncommon rarity healing talismans as an emergency quick heal. Finally, he grabbed himself about 4 of the common healing talismans, bringing him to about 3000 rishi left to spend between the purification and swiftness talismans.

"I have been considering practicing my talisman skills more. It might be especially important since I'm walking the path of a warrior, rather than that of a mage. That does mean I'll be doing much more business here for the long term, but do you know of any methods or paths I can seek out to help me in perfecting my talisman use? Does the Fair Lady have any sights of pilgrimage or anything of that sort?"

"Geez," Taka-Ryu laughed. "This has to be the most words you've spoken ever since coming here. The capricious nature of our Goddess reduces the amount of holy sites that are truly authentic, but if you ever plan to be in the area, the San-Li clan has quite a few shrines and memorials dedicated to her, due to their alignment with the waters."

"For talismans then...well, you know what they say, brother. Practice makes..."

"The San-Li, huh?" Lew stroked his chin for a moment, recalling the different clans. At some point, Lew and his party would likely join one of them in time. "Hm... I see. And what of the other clans? What does the temple think of them? Alongside that, are there any other paths the Fair Lady would condemn? I know she talls us to do what we desire, but I'm afraid that my quest for power and, more importantly, my desire to score a mons-"

Lew stopped himself once more, smiling slyly and bowing his head as he hands the rest of his rish towards Taka-Ryu.

"Ah, never mind. Sorry for troubling you with my questions, brother. I'll just take two purifications and one swiftness talismans."

"There's always a place of refuge for men of the cloth," Taka-Ryu replied, bundling up the talismans that Lugh requested. "Though the Lady of the Alabaster Scales condemns not the paths that mortals chose to walk, she doesn't condemn what judgments others levy against them either. The nature of freedom, after all, is responsibility, the burden we bear whether benign or malignant."

For a moment, the man looked solemn, his expression one of an enlightened sage rather than a simple talisman vendor.

"Basically though, don't think about it too much and just enjoy yourself! That's why we were born, right?"

Lew only nodded at Taka-Ryu's words, counting the rest of his talismans before placing them all into his inventory. Once his purchases were complete, he bowed once again to the talisman seller, content on his choices. Once his shopping was complete, Lew made his way back to where his group would be meeting at, eager to test out his new talismans on whatever foe they may be facing. Perhaps his choices will save his group from a sticky situation? Or perhaps he may just waste them all, and it will lead to naught but their downfall...

Didn't matter. They respawned.
Malphas
Freedom
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Malphas wondered to himself if this was what true death was like. As soon as he leapt into the air, he had closed his eyes, welcoming whatever fate had in store for him. That weightless feeling that surrounded him gave him the same sensation that swept his body when he imbibed the poison that lead to his downfall. It was a feeling of ascension, a feeling of freedom... It was an ecstasy that Malphas fully absorbed himself in.

At least, that was before his shins slammed into the upper edges of the rock wall before him.

After a rather comedic sequence of him tumbling down the other side of the wall, Malphas finally took in the true feeling of freedom. Looking behind him as he was made aware of the ethereal wings that made his escape. Was this the true power of faith in this world? Is this merely a taste of what he could truly attain should he amass a large enough following? Motivated at the prospects of this idea, Malphas quickly stood up, stopping halfway as he crumpled back down into exhaustion. His accomplishments have taken a toll on him, and it was only now that the rush of adrenaline had ended that Malphas finally felt his energy fading.

Rather than continuing forward, Malphas instead turned onto his back in order to rest. He should treasure these brief moments of respite while he can, and it would be especially to his favor if he awaited for his allies to make their escape as well. As obstinate as they may be, traveling alone in this new world would be a dangerous prospect no matter what. Malphas did not want to end up like another winged fool, Icarus, who flew too close to the sun. Instead, he will stay by the moonlight, guided by its cold embrace.

"I believe in you, you fools..." Malphas uttered as he closed his eyes, drifting to rest for a time.
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