Damiann47

Alma Mater Maximus

Yeah right now I'm not running 100% but I got my post in the works, it'll go up tomorrow for sure.

Enter oblivion. [ Levi & Damian ]

Its fine if you're busy, all I ask is you somehow show that you're still around.

[Damiann47]The Legend Of A Hero Gone Wrong[Hebigami Shiho]

Rena coughed of the stench of the buring tobacco, not that she knew what it was seeing as the plant was not native to Eskar, or maybe even to that world. Whatever a... cigarette was it smelt like disease to her, really begging the question why Noboyuki would ever think of placing it in his month in the first place. The girl just marked this as another outlandish element from the hero's true home. "*cough* *cough* ...I don't know what a cigarette is but that smell alone makes me question you and your people. Ugh."

Rena fell silent again, however after not too long she continued, the time just seemed right to ask something she had being dying to know for long while. "So, Noboyuki you... don't talk about your home that often, well really at all. Also..." Rena stopped mid sentence unsure if it was within her rights to ask, "...What about yourself? I'll admit even though we're a month along I don't know you. What I mean is every man has a history, even then you are still a blank book to myself."

Rena looked thoughtful as she spoke her thoughts, staring at Noboyuki with curious eyes, obviously not exactly in line with her established character. "We have a long road ahead of us, and is there anything wrong with wanting us to finally start learning about each other?"

Alma Mater Maximus

So... guess we should start posting soon, I didn't want to be the first guy partly since I don't know where to start, but probably be good to really get started here.

[Damiann47]The Legend Of A Hero Gone Wrong[Hebigami Shiho]

His words were actually comforting, as it really did put here more at ease about Noboyuki's injury. The hero could be putting on brave front for all she knew, at least his strength was admirable. Rena didn't hold back a sigh, "You are a grown man of course, but... if you fall in the streets due to your wound, you will have to drag yourself home." She then turned on her heel to start leaving the hall and off to the outside world. All the same though, despite her words Rena was somewhat more soften spoken, and in other subtle ways more gentle, not even in ways she realized herself.

The pair were walking just out of the taven, that is assuming Noboyuki decided to follow her lead, not that Rena would've expected him to run off to who knows where. That day was fair, clear skies without a wisp of a cloud. There was only a slight breeze hanging in the air, just enough to ruffle Rena's hair as it fluttered in time with each minute gust. Now that she wasn't rushing around, like before, Rena this time around took in the surroundings. Nearby fields were bountiful with heavy, golden grain, fortunately for the people the harvest was promised to be grand this year, in fact laborers were already beginning inital preparations for the scheduled week of harvest itself.

It was now that Rena thought about how they really had been traveling for an entire month, when they started these very fields must've been only half its current height. Late autumn had arrived. The girl walk alongside her companion quietly, it was far from an awkward one, at least the way Rena perceived it, but just a simple calm, she didn't dare to ruin it. Now after say five minutes of continued silence, the princess looked up Noboyuki, "Its peaceful isn't it? Hard to believe this is almost the same place we encountered that momster... but I like it, this current calmness that is."

[Damiann47]The Legend Of A Hero Gone Wrong[Hebigami Shiho]

All is good, let us return to the adventures with Rena and Noboyuki, now with dates now that I'm over my slump, take your time.

[Damiann47]The Legend Of A Hero Gone Wrong[Hebigami Shiho]

And I return! Sorry about the wait, feeling a lot more creative now.

[Damiann47]The Legend Of A Hero Gone Wrong[Hebigami Shiho]

What he said did take sense, at least his last statement having a good personal relationship with common folk was never a bad proposition. Problem was it was hardly pragmatic, no human ruler could ever effectively do such a thing, the feudal system was in a place for a reason, a commoner reports to the mayor or elder, who reports the to local lord, who reports to the local duke, and so forth. Really a king was only expected to deal with twenty some odd direct vassals. Noboyuki probably didn't understand this system, again remembering he's not of her world, Rena decided that saying anything wasn't worth the effort. Plus after some consideration it was decided that she was overthinking the topic.

Rena sat in silence only staring down Noboyuki, in all consideration she couldn't figure out why he wanted to go on this date. Now she had to admit there wasn't really a problem if it was only out of friendship, and certainly Noboyuki was considered to be a friend. In the end Rena conjectured that maybe something like his version of a date wouldn't be all that bad.

"I suppose I see what you mean... maybe spending some time exploring this hamlet would not be a waste." In one movement Rena stood from her spot, determined to take part in this foreigner's brand of dating. "I hope your foot wouldn't be a problem if we walk about, right?" Now she couldn't help but not to look concerned, after all Noboyuki had only a night to heal, still the man should know his own limits.

Enter oblivion. [ Levi & Damian ]

There we go, it is bound to be error filled due to its length, and personally I feel it gets sketchy towards the end, but I feel it is a good start, eh?

Enter oblivion. [ Levi & Damian ]

In high orbit over Halioux hung a large cruiser, a ship-of-the-line from a loose collection of allied systems in a sort of federation. Anthrous was this vessel's name, their mission was simple being to answer a distress call received back in home space some months prior. All of the crew had seen the message, and no one was quite keen on visiting the quarantined world, there was no documentation on why the dwarf planet had been sealed off, but that didn't matter, in fact the mystery only further fueled their paranoia. The objective was simple, send a small team of marines to locate the source of the signal, if there was to be anyone to save still remained to be seen.

Already prepared for launch was one of the marines, at the time his features were covered, dressed in full protective equipment. Even if they had very little information it was surmised that whatever was down planetside was anything but friendly, for sure didn't sound that way. On this one marine's shoulder was a small patch helping to signify his idenity "Invictus-4" Invictus being the name of his squad and of course four being his call sign. Four sat tight in a small personal transport, large enough for just one occupant, these were commonly used as for rapid deployments. Sky Crackers being the name, were heavily armored one-way ships designed to handle intense, high speed atmospheric entries, their namesake comes from the loud sonic boom that they produce while slashing through the air.

"Final role call gentlemen, mission starts soon and we're dropping in with style." One, the squad leader.

"Two is ready to roll."

"Three, I'm up for a little action."

Then it was his turn, "Four is here."

"Good that's everyone, in a minute here we'll have a go on launch. I just want to remind you guys that any contact with home is gonna be cut off down there. High levels of interference due to a passing solar storm is going to last for a month minimum. Again as a reminder, a shuttle will come to pick us, and any survivors at the designated point, at the end of the local week. Policy is strict, if you don't make it in time then you will be left for dead, and without a line to command... that wouldn't end well for anyone. Alright enough with this depressing shit, I will see you fine gentlemen on the ground. One out."

Four readied himself for take off, eyeing the on-board countdown within his helmet's visior. 10...9...8...6...7...6...5...4...3...2...1 Lights on. His head slammed back only somewhat cushioned by the padded seat. The academy prepared their recruits for high velocity deployment through special courses, just the actual experience was something else all together. Still the G-forces was almost enough to cause Four the blackout multiple times, although probably nothing fatal. To his sides of the crystal reinforced canopy, he saw the other three Sky Crackers followed the same flight path as his own, of course with a wide berth of space for error. That one dwarf planet was rapidly starting to look a lot less dwarfish, and before long the pierced through the upper atmosphere, Four clutched the safety railings to the front as he tried to deal with the newly found turbulence.

Unfortunately as a rookie he just didn't have the experience or tolerance to retain consciousness, before Four knew it blackness swallowed him whole.