Not as descriptive as it could have been, but it's a work in progress. Assuming no other Beacon folks show up, I'll try to show other aspects along the way too.
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>That awkward moment when you learn the religious revival movement you were headin was actually a vehicle for a Lovecraftian Abomination masquerading as a God to jack your body and take over the world
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Alicia Hayden
Daily life continued on for one Alicia Hayden as it normally did. She went to school, did her extracurricular activities, helped out around the house, and made sure to stay on top of everything so her parents wouldn't be overly concerned on those occasions when Beacon business resulted in her staying out late or something like that. It made things easier on her, even if her parents were safe because of Beacon.
Not at the moment however. Instead she was taking some time out after school to handle Organization business. Not that kind that would involve fighting monsters or magical girls though, which made for a nice change of pace. Looking around the room, Alicia couldn't help but smile at seeing the various girls gathered here in one of the Community Centers that Beacon operated. It was a place where the girls could get together and interact, train, study, and do anything else that they might need, in each others company in the process.
It made sense after all. Beacon was an organization founded on a common purpose, a sisterhood that relied on each other and supported each other. Places like these existed to give magical girls the help that they needed, and to give them the time to get to know each other. They couldn't exactly do that on the job. It also helped coordinate teams as well as patrol routes, meaning Beacon could operate more efficiently as a whole.
A stroke of the pencil put an end to hr remaining homework for the day, meaning that now she could actually mingle with her fellow magical girls. Her homework was put away and then she rose from her seat, nodding to the other girls in the room before moving to other parts of the center.
"Hey Zoe," she said with a wave to the black haired girl running past her in the hallway, forcing her to dodge to the side.
Zoe turned around to wave back, slowing only for a few moments. "Hey Alicia, gotta go talk to you later." With that she was gone, leaving Alicia to continue onwards. It could have been worse.
A chuckle escaped as she shook her head, moving into one of the other common rooms. "Oh, Caren. How're you doing?" Entering she found another familiar magical girl nearby, with dark brown hair and purple highlights. They'd hung out before, though not recently. Sh thought they got along pretty well too.
Her presence certainly caused a bright smile to come to Caren's face as she turned from what she had been doing to step closer. "Hey Alicia, you're just in time." Now that was interesting, though it wasn't particularly worrying. If she didn't need her, then there were plenty of other girls here who could help out.
"Oh, what is it?" She was at least eager to find out what Caren needed her for. Hopefully she could be of help,even if it didn't end up being all that fun.
Caren came to a stop, giving Alicia a small bow before she explained what she wanted. "I was actually hoping I could get your help. I'm trying to refine my technique, but it feels like I'm missing something in the range aspect. You think you could lend me a hand?" Alicia was a good archer, and it wasn't a secret. This would not be the first time that she had helped people out with their shooting.
"Sure," Alicia confirmed happily. "Let's go to the training range." Caren nodded, and together the two of them headed up to the roof, where targets were set up for people to practice on. There were also bows nearby, provided by the Beacon at a low cost so girls could work on it without using their magic.
Walking over, she passed Caren a bow and an arrow before stepping back. "Alright, show me how you usually o it," she said with her arms folded across her chest. Just another day in the life of a magical girl.
Daily life continued on for one Alicia Hayden as it normally did. She went to school, did her extracurricular activities, helped out around the house, and made sure to stay on top of everything so her parents wouldn't be overly concerned on those occasions when Beacon business resulted in her staying out late or something like that. It made things easier on her, even if her parents were safe because of Beacon.
Not at the moment however. Instead she was taking some time out after school to handle Organization business. Not that kind that would involve fighting monsters or magical girls though, which made for a nice change of pace. Looking around the room, Alicia couldn't help but smile at seeing the various girls gathered here in one of the Community Centers that Beacon operated. It was a place where the girls could get together and interact, train, study, and do anything else that they might need, in each others company in the process.
It made sense after all. Beacon was an organization founded on a common purpose, a sisterhood that relied on each other and supported each other. Places like these existed to give magical girls the help that they needed, and to give them the time to get to know each other. They couldn't exactly do that on the job. It also helped coordinate teams as well as patrol routes, meaning Beacon could operate more efficiently as a whole.
A stroke of the pencil put an end to hr remaining homework for the day, meaning that now she could actually mingle with her fellow magical girls. Her homework was put away and then she rose from her seat, nodding to the other girls in the room before moving to other parts of the center.
"Hey Zoe," she said with a wave to the black haired girl running past her in the hallway, forcing her to dodge to the side.
Zoe turned around to wave back, slowing only for a few moments. "Hey Alicia, gotta go talk to you later." With that she was gone, leaving Alicia to continue onwards. It could have been worse.
A chuckle escaped as she shook her head, moving into one of the other common rooms. "Oh, Caren. How're you doing?" Entering she found another familiar magical girl nearby, with dark brown hair and purple highlights. They'd hung out before, though not recently. Sh thought they got along pretty well too.
Her presence certainly caused a bright smile to come to Caren's face as she turned from what she had been doing to step closer. "Hey Alicia, you're just in time." Now that was interesting, though it wasn't particularly worrying. If she didn't need her, then there were plenty of other girls here who could help out.
"Oh, what is it?" She was at least eager to find out what Caren needed her for. Hopefully she could be of help,even if it didn't end up being all that fun.
Caren came to a stop, giving Alicia a small bow before she explained what she wanted. "I was actually hoping I could get your help. I'm trying to refine my technique, but it feels like I'm missing something in the range aspect. You think you could lend me a hand?" Alicia was a good archer, and it wasn't a secret. This would not be the first time that she had helped people out with their shooting.
"Sure," Alicia confirmed happily. "Let's go to the training range." Caren nodded, and together the two of them headed up to the roof, where targets were set up for people to practice on. There were also bows nearby, provided by the Beacon at a low cost so girls could work on it without using their magic.
Walking over, she passed Caren a bow and an arrow before stepping back. "Alright, show me how you usually o it," she said with her arms folded across her chest. Just another day in the life of a magical girl.
Finch
One moment they were driving along fine, and then the next there was a wall of dirt and stone in directly in front of the van. There was no time to turn or dodge, much less time to brace for the impact when it came.
"Oh shi-"
The sound of the impact and screeching metal filled the air as all the kinetic energy of the vehicle immediately terminated, throwing it forwards before it crashed back down. The guy in the drivers seat didn't stand a chance, and if everything hadn't been thrown around by the wind and water before, it certainly was now. Still, it had done what Magus wanted.
inside the vehicle, Finch found himself half draped over a seat as the van settled from the crash. There was a sharp pain in his arm and his hip, but he pulled himself to his feet with a hiss. He quickly looked around, but at the moment there was only one guy currently on his feet who would be of any use. Certainly the grunt in the drivers seat was a loss. Though they should probably bail before things got worse. This was going to suck though, he had the feeling.
"Alright, follow my lead," Finch hissed to the guard before moving for the open door with two bags. He exited the vehicle in a run, tossing one of the bags at Magus upon sighting him while holding on to the other. The gun would follow if he got any fancy ideas, but clearly Finch didn't plan on sticking around as he broke for a nearby alleyway. Hopefully the money or the trashed van would be more distracting than going after him.
@Sedjwick
One moment they were driving along fine, and then the next there was a wall of dirt and stone in directly in front of the van. There was no time to turn or dodge, much less time to brace for the impact when it came.
"Oh shi-"
The sound of the impact and screeching metal filled the air as all the kinetic energy of the vehicle immediately terminated, throwing it forwards before it crashed back down. The guy in the drivers seat didn't stand a chance, and if everything hadn't been thrown around by the wind and water before, it certainly was now. Still, it had done what Magus wanted.
inside the vehicle, Finch found himself half draped over a seat as the van settled from the crash. There was a sharp pain in his arm and his hip, but he pulled himself to his feet with a hiss. He quickly looked around, but at the moment there was only one guy currently on his feet who would be of any use. Certainly the grunt in the drivers seat was a loss. Though they should probably bail before things got worse. This was going to suck though, he had the feeling.
"Alright, follow my lead," Finch hissed to the guard before moving for the open door with two bags. He exited the vehicle in a run, tossing one of the bags at Magus upon sighting him while holding on to the other. The gun would follow if he got any fancy ideas, but clearly Finch didn't plan on sticking around as he broke for a nearby alleyway. Hopefully the money or the trashed van would be more distracting than going after him.
@Sedjwick
Tadah, here we go.
Well, i have an idea for what the next scene Alicia will be in is going to be. Hopefully it'll give us a better look at Beacon, even if I go a bit crazy with NPC's :P
CS in progress. Working on a berserker style fighter, since that can't go wrong at all.
Finch
"Boss, he's trying to get on the roof," the driver called back to Finch as he continued his efforts at shaking the guy off. At the very least one had to give him some credit for persistence, if not simply having good finger strength. But that wasn't the sort of thing that Finch wanted, not when he was still trying to, you know, escape. It was like the guy hadn't gotten the memo about his role here in the city, a role that was very dependent on whether he succeeded or not.
Finch sighed, moving for the back of the vehicle. "Got it," he called out as his hand cam to rest on the rear door window. His powers came into effect, the glass morphing out to try and wrap around Magus' arm, where it could then allow spikes to push in from the ring. That'd do something if the Epic hero wasn't quick enough to break the glass or pull out another trick, Finch was sure of it.
Well, here was hoping anyways.
@Sedjwick
"Boss, he's trying to get on the roof," the driver called back to Finch as he continued his efforts at shaking the guy off. At the very least one had to give him some credit for persistence, if not simply having good finger strength. But that wasn't the sort of thing that Finch wanted, not when he was still trying to, you know, escape. It was like the guy hadn't gotten the memo about his role here in the city, a role that was very dependent on whether he succeeded or not.
Finch sighed, moving for the back of the vehicle. "Got it," he called out as his hand cam to rest on the rear door window. His powers came into effect, the glass morphing out to try and wrap around Magus' arm, where it could then allow spikes to push in from the ring. That'd do something if the Epic hero wasn't quick enough to break the glass or pull out another trick, Finch was sure of it.
Well, here was hoping anyways.
@Sedjwick
Ah fuck it. @Sedjwick let's talk out how the chase ends. Otherwise we're gonna end up even further behind and miss the entire RP because I can't post fast enough
Alicia Hayden
As the battle raged on behind them, Alicia found herself confronted with the 'friend' that Penny had brought to meet then, something that she wish would have been mentioned during the meeting when they had been setting all this up. It was another complication, as if there hadn't been enough of those already. Still, sh didn't look to be immediately hostile, so that was good.
Fortunately Suwako asked the question for her, and Thalia provided some identification fairly quickly. The name didn't ring any bells, so at the very least they weren't sharing company with someone notorious in a manner that would have made things even worse than it was already. She held where she was, a hand resting on her hip as she regarded the monster girl. There was the nagging sensation that they were being goaded, but in comparison to the encounter they had just had this was fairly tame. Still, she should probably interject before Suwako took that shot.
Looking to Penny, she nodded. "The go-between idea sounds good, at least until we can get some confirmation from the Beacon on whether she's to be included in our arrangement." Once they had that worked out, then they'd have a more appropriate response ready the next time. Glancing back towards the hospital, she returned to the others. "For now I think we can go back to our normal lives. Penny, I'll be in touch tomorrow, okay?" It was enough time to talk it out with Beacon, before relaying her the decision. With that said sh waited to see if anyone else had a problem with it.
@Vocab@Shifter_Master@Hammerman@t2wave
As the battle raged on behind them, Alicia found herself confronted with the 'friend' that Penny had brought to meet then, something that she wish would have been mentioned during the meeting when they had been setting all this up. It was another complication, as if there hadn't been enough of those already. Still, sh didn't look to be immediately hostile, so that was good.
Fortunately Suwako asked the question for her, and Thalia provided some identification fairly quickly. The name didn't ring any bells, so at the very least they weren't sharing company with someone notorious in a manner that would have made things even worse than it was already. She held where she was, a hand resting on her hip as she regarded the monster girl. There was the nagging sensation that they were being goaded, but in comparison to the encounter they had just had this was fairly tame. Still, she should probably interject before Suwako took that shot.
Looking to Penny, she nodded. "The go-between idea sounds good, at least until we can get some confirmation from the Beacon on whether she's to be included in our arrangement." Once they had that worked out, then they'd have a more appropriate response ready the next time. Glancing back towards the hospital, she returned to the others. "For now I think we can go back to our normal lives. Penny, I'll be in touch tomorrow, okay?" It was enough time to talk it out with Beacon, before relaying her the decision. With that said sh waited to see if anyone else had a problem with it.
@Vocab@Shifter_Master@Hammerman@t2wave
Will post soon, wasn't sure if I should wait on Janet or not
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