Flamelord

Character Crossover Crisis City

What about stuff you do that also coincidentally happens to involve the loss of innocent life on a massive scale, but the killing of innocent life wasn't the main intent?

Character Crossover Crisis City

Reminder for Ba'al. Do not look Johnny in the eyes for very long. Unless said effect only matters if you feel bad about what you've done.

The Will of God

It was more resting, more relaxing for Alex, even though he itched to get up and get back to work, to hunt down Cole and deal some righteous vengeance upon him for his actions. But the medical personnel here were insistent, and fairly effective in keeping him contained within his room, where he couldn't injure himself further with the wounds he had sustained. So he was stuck, twiddling his thumbs and hoping that his coworkers had the situation under control. Not a pleasant thought.

Imagine his surprise then when the door to his hospital room hissed open, and he turned his somewhat bandaged face to see Asgard, his overall superior, standing there. She walked in with a slight smile and sat down beside the bed he was resting in as she greeted him. His mind was suddenly side tracked by incomprehension, that she was here at all, especially to see him, when there wasn't anything particularly special about him, in his mind at least. He was just doing his job.

He quickly recovered, and nodded to her. "Hello Ma'am," he said respectfully as he looked over to her. "It's an honor." And that it was indeed. Hopefully she wouldn't keep him wondering as to why she was here for too long.

The Heroes of Beacon

I leave my choice in partners to the will of the great and glorious Godmod (Technically Co-GodMod, but it's not like the primary one has been around, so yeah)

The Heroes of Beacon

It was relative peace and quiet for Tai until Ozpin's announcement came over the school PA system. Seemed it was time for them to get going with the exams. He picked up his weapon, the mace collapsed to look like a set of spikes dumbbells for the moment, and strapped it to his belt, before exiting the building with everyone else. He was already prepared, so he wouldn't have to wait to head outside and to the waiting airships. Out there, they were divided into two groups and the one that Tai was in was herded onto the airships, while the other began the trek to the Emerald Forest. He wished them luck, for he had his own affairs to worry about.

It was an uneventful trip for the most part, a blanket of red trees rising in the distance as they neared Forever Fall, and Tai spent the time mentally preparing himself for the test ahead, whatever it may entail. He could see others doing the same, while some chatted nervously and coped with what was to come for them in the immediate future. HE, on the other hand, didn't stress too much since he would put in his best either way.

At last they were there, the airship landing and disgorging the students that had gathered on it. Tai stepped out, breathing the crisp air of the forest as they assembled in lines in front of the two teachers who happened to be there, one with glasses and wild green hair drinking from a coffee mug, and an old man with a decent mustache to his credit. Holding himself ready, Tai soon relaxed a bit for his own comfort as the old guy launched into a very long story of his past escapades. There were informative bits in there, but Tai had to wonder how much was embellishment and how much actually happened. He supposed he would never know.

Fortunately, coffee-drinker, who seemed to be getting refills from thin air, interceded to save their brains and eardrums, explaining the test and what needed to be done, and Tai carefully noted it. So, eye contact decided who partners were, they had to go get artifacts and then return with them. Watch out for Grimm and...a train? Whatever. It seemed simple enough, though he had a guess that it wouldn't prove so in practice. He shook his head, things seemingly simple enough that he had no questions to ask..

The word was given, and the group moved out to begin. Tai unslung his meteor hammer from his belt and walked over to one of the lesser used zip lines. He gave it a tug to make sure it was secure before lifting his coiled meteor hammer into place, where the locked handle would act as a hook to keep him on the line. A few steps back and he moved forward with a jump, sliding down the line with the sound of rope on the handle. Over and down to the forest he went, the line seeming to go on for a long way, so he took a second option, letting go with one hand and falling downwards through the open air. But it all went as planned as he unlocked his meteor hammer and threw one of the heads, it whipping around one of the taller trees and slamming into place, with the spikes to keep it embedded. He swung then, the chain extending as he ran down the tree to land in a crouch,.

Rising again, he brushed off the tree leaves that got on his garb before untwirling his weapon and giving it a hard yank, the head stuck in the tree returning to him. Weapon at the ready, he looked around to see if the immediate area was clear of danger, and departed into the forest, to find these artifacts and complete the test.

The Heroes of Beacon

That must be why Roman smokes all the time.

The Heroes of Beacon

KabenSaal said
But the food-fight was awesome, and Ozpin cooled Glenda's jets. Without that, she was going to explode.

This. Glynda was about to rip them all a new one until Ozpin interceded. Besides, I'd think even the other students would be interested in keeping people from using stuff that would inhibit their fighting ability, since this is a combat school and all. They're not here to teach you drunken boxing

The Heroes of Beacon

Trico is the Jack Harknes of lesbians.

The Will of God

Well, I like the setting and all, I'm just unable to post stuff because...you know.

The Heroes of Beacon

KabenSaal said
Are you so shallow that that is your finate definition of beauty?

I think his point was that you can't make a definitive judgment on whether they're beautiful or not when you can only see half their face.