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1 mo ago
Current You'd think after like 15 years I'd stop feeling like a fraud when writing posts but I still do which is both a statement on my self confidence and a compliment to how good my partners are as writers
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5 mos ago
Why are you talking about Final Fantasy 10 like that
5 mos ago
Final Fantasy 13 is a top five entry in the franchise but ya'll still ain't ready to have that conversation
6 mos ago
This Bears/Packers game is gonna make me believe in the power of Chicago Pope
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6 mos ago
The older I get the more I start to think BBQ potato chips are the worst flavor, actually.
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Look, I got lost on the way to getting some jajangmyeon and it'd be foolish to leave now.

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Hillbilly12 said
Actually I am wondering if Hanzo is someone they aren't ready to face then when would they be ready? Technically I'd say some of the group seem to be as high as their going to get in skill. I guess you could say when they learn his technique? Since your new at this I can understand the difficulty with dealing with all these power levels. Just for the future it would be better to know a hard limit for power levels players can get. If not you will get half the group having players that would fit into Dynasty Warriors when the strongest enemy can barely fight 30 people at once XD


Clearly Hanzo is Lu Bu
Rin said
Although Fabri at least should know that one.


Boy do I!
I am so envious of you artists sometimes. :<
Okay, got my post up.
There were several instances during the planetarium tour where June was rolling her eyes. She honestly didn't care about space or the stars or anything; hell, she was already a star, what did she need to learn about actual stars for? June wasn't even sure why she was still going to high school. She was, technically, an adult, and she had already started a career. Sure, the band may not last forever, but by the time that happens, she'd already have enough to live comfortably. Yet here she was, bored in a planetarium, yawning and wondering when it was over.

Her hair was currently long, it was always long when she wasn't on stage or in 'band mode'. It helped her blend in; she looked different enough from Sugar with her hair down, compared to Sugar whose hair was short and tied into a side ponytail. She wondered if any of her classmates knew the truth, and if they did, she really hoped they kept their mouth shut, she didn't need a bunch of bandwagon friends who never cared about her to suddenly hang off her arm and demand tickets or special treatment. At school, she was just June Serizawa, that student that sat near the back and hung out in the music room.

June sighed happily as the tour ended and the teacher made reference of the buddy system. She rolled her eyes as the self-appointed 'Empress of Gin'rom Highschool' began her shtick once again. "Don;t listen to her, kid," June said to the pink haired girl, just loud enough for both her and Foress to hear, "The only thing she's an empress of is Fantasyland."

June innocently whistled and leaned against a nearby railing. She wasn't going to pick a buddy, her buddy would pick her. Imitating her uncaring pose, her fairy, Soli, floated on her shoulder, as uncaring as June was.
Isabeau could only watch in awe as Valefor proceeded to obey the command given, attacking the tentacles latching onto the ship with a ray of energy from its mouth, causing the tentacle to writhe in pain before falling motionless and slipping off the side of the boat. She had never seen anything quite like it before, and she was so taken by the spectacle that she hadn't noticed a tentacle slap down right next to her, missing her by just a few inches. She let out a shriek, losing her balance and falling onto her back. She closed her eyes, expecting the tentacle to make another strike.

There was a call like that of a bird and Isabeau opened her eyes just in time to see Valefor striking a tentacle with its talons, coming to the aid of the still frazzled novice summoner. The tentacle joined the others in lifelessness, slipping back into the ocean. Isabeau got to her feet, dusting bits of dust and debris from her clothing. "Th...thanks, I guess," she said to the aeon.

"Valefor, can you do that beam thingy again? I want to see these fiends fry!"

Isabeau was determined to see this battle through, and with Valefor, she figured her odds of surviving had increased twofold.
Got my eye on this one
Posted.

It's Noriaki being Noriaki.

More sleep now.

Good night.
ReaptheMusic said
Minutes could have passed by, perhaps hours, before Ariiko opened her eyes once more. Ida worked fast, and thank god she did. Slowly, the ronin turned her head to look at the woman sitting across from her. Her hair was bright, gentle and soft.... just like...."Starlight," Ariiko murmured. She stared at the woman a bit longer before looking around the room. An inn perhaps? She sat up, and as she did the cold cloth fell from her forehead. She looked down as it fell. Ah, so she was still wearing her armor. It was dirty, and needed polishing that only a few good scrubs of rose water could handle. She looked back at the woman who had brought her to this place. "Did you bring me here?"


Noriaki remained in the inn room, sitting against a wall, looking towards the woman with worry and concern in her eyes. During the period of waiting, Noriaki, to handle the boredom and the nerves of not knowing when the woman would wake up, took out some parchment and her brush. There had hardly been anytime to create, to write poems, and her experiences this day were ripe for poetry. But what to write? A piece comparing the bang-out beauty with the fire hair? A sweeping and moving tale of the one armed warrior? Perhaps a haiku dedicated to the great demon slayer with the pretty face? Or maybe, just maybe, a poem about divine intervention, of divine inspiration, of a fallen muse.

Noriaki began putting characters to parchment, striking out phrases that didn't fit the piece, that were superfluous, or that she simply had a change of heart on. She had wanted to finish at least a draft before the subject in question recovered; Noriaki had figured it would take a day or two for that to happen, but to her surprise the woman was awake after mere hours. Noriaki lifted her head to the woman, eagerly setting down her parchment and approaching the bed.

"What are you doing awake?" she asked, taking the fallen cloth and lightly patting it on the woman's forehead before wringing it out in a nearby receptacle. "I mean, don't get me wrong, I am glad to see that you are alive, and your voice is just as heavenly as I thought it would be, but you seemed in bad shape when I saw you, when you fell from above to grace my unworthy visage with your presence." The woman had just woken up and already Noriaki was applying the charm.

"It was indeed I who brought you here, to my room at the inn. Ah, but do not be alarmed, though I am known for such things I assure you you remained untouched as you slept and out of courtesy - and with great restraint - I left your armor on, though now that you are awake and, hopefully, better perhaps those could be changed, I could remove your armor and the touching can commence. I will eagerly remove my own armor if it makes you more comfortable, as I only wish for your comfort, as angels as delicate beings and I do not wish them harm, yourself included."

Noriaki finished her little speech with a smile of warmth and an expression in her eyes that made it clear she was entirely serious about everything she had said. "Ah, but how rude of me. I am Noriaki Okamoto, and I am your savior as you have been my muse for the past few hours. It is my pleasure to meet you and it can very soon be your pleasure as well."

Noriaki bowed her head, continuing to smile towards the woman.
Slightly headached.
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