FujiwaraPhoenix

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Gintoki

"Thanks." Gintoki stated as he nodded, watching the chef go on her way. Well, with that kind of response it felt clear that this restaurant was one he could feel comfortable in; one that reminded him of those small family-run restaurants at home... Except, well, a lot larger in scale. But if the chefs had the ability to socialize with their customers, then it made things all the easier. Maybe he could get some sort of work off of them in the future if he wasn't being dragged off by whoever sent out the orders. Then again, he was more a reserve agent than anything. Odd jobs were good enough for pay, so why do anything further?

Suwako

Suwako frowned as her opponent easily split apart the Mishaguji, but didn't think much of it. Of course someone who could perform such feats would have counters to the supernatural. Quickly reforming the essence of the curse gods at her feet, Suwako readied herself to attack again before a stream of metal shards- no, four streams of metal shards- came flying at her. Frowning, Suwako dove underground- quite literally- before covering up the hole she had just made before beginning to burrow around. She didn't mean to stay there for long, of course; in a few seconds, Suwako had burrowed her way through the sand and made her way directly beneath her opponent. Clapping her hands together, Suwako whispered a small prayer before pushing on the sand above her. The sand immediately gave way, and Suwako sent a massive torrent of water towards the sky while launching herself upwards with another jet of water. As she rose, Suwako began compacting as much sand and stone and other fragments as she could into a single ball, so as to break through the metal fragments floating around her enemy. When she emerged from the ground, Suwako found herself shot headfirst into the maelstrom of steel. Her body was littered with small cuts all over, but the fact of the matter now was that she was inside a closed arena with her opponent. Perfect. Gritting her teeth, Suwako pulled out a spellcard from her sleeve, glaring at her adversary all the while.

"Divine Sakura "Full Sakura Blizzard"!"

Immediately after, sakura-colored bullets shaped like petals began flying out in all directions around Suwako in massive quantities, blending in with the cloud of sword fragments surrounding them.

"Don't. Treat. Me. Lightly." she stated, the number of cuts across her body gradually growing as she continued shooting more bullets.

Kakine

"Well, of course we don't want to be flashy when sneaking in somewhere. Haven't you ever attempted any sort of espiona- Actually, you know what? Don't answer that." Kakine sighed, forming an array of Dark Matter beetles to go fly around the area and patrol their surroundings. "Don't worry about the reconnaissance; I'm here to protect 10032, so you two just make sure that we don't get caught from the inside."

A Certain Chaotic Academy

My apologies for butting in, but I guess now is a good a time as ever to hand in my letter of resignation.

I, by no fault of anyone else here, am simply unable to keep up with the pace of this RP anymore. Things have gotten rapidly out of hand much too fast for my liking, and even with efforts from other people to try and help me keep up I am unable to do so. It's a shame, but I must kindly drop out here before I get put behind any further.

Have fun, guys. Been nice while it lasted.

Massive Multiversal Crossover

Then it's just Japan number whatever they just obtained then. Hm.

I expect at least twenty different Japans to be on either side of the equation at the end of all this lol.

Massive Multiversal Crossover

Not in the least, but hey at the very least you've got the Madokaverse and the SnKverse in play?

Shin Megami Tensei: Hand of Time

@Rune_Alchemist @Happy Go Lucky @Freikugel

You three still alive?

Massive Multiversal Crossover

Gintoki

Gintoki pulled a small wallet out of his sleeve and quickly counted up the price, breathing a heavy sigh of relief as he counted his money. Just enough to cover the bill. Perfect.

"Ah... I'll just pay up front when I'm done, if that's all right." he stated, taking another sip of his soda before leaning back in his seat. Man, it'd be GREAT if he could come here more often. Of course, that would require money... And not being on a job, but details didn't matter for the moment.

Suwako

Suwako frowned as her enemy blocked her spellcard so easily; so that sword was also a shield? How annoying. Before she could pull out her next card, though, the person seemingly teleported in front of her. Taking a deep breath, Suwako clapped her hands together and held the blade's handle in place as the Mishaguji that had been running rampant up until then redirected themselves straight at her enemy. The strength that her adversary was putting out was on par with that Chinese gatekeeper at best, at least so far... But that didn't mean that she didn't have to struggle to keep it from landing a direct blow. Hopefully, the incorporeal nature of the Mishaguji would bypass whatever metal it was that it was using and damage whatever spiritual creature was inside.

"...Don't underestimate a native god." Suwako stated solemnly as she immediately formed a multitude of iron rings on the arms of her adversary, all of them bound as tightly as she could manage. With her enemy caught in front of her, it was the perfect chance; regardless of if he could teleport or not, such weight would prevent him from sustaining any flight for long... Hopefully. At that moment, though, she noticed that weird man that had tagged along earlier firing his weapon at the swordsman. Gritting her teeth, Suwako braced herself as she used her enemy as leverage to dodge some of the bullets as they flew by, barely grazing her clothing as they buzzed through the air.

Kakine

Kakine eyes the object that Marisa had pulled out with an air of suspicion. Though he knew not what the symbols on it meant, there was an ominous feeling of destruction emanating from the item. Marisa's words didn't help much with that sense of foreboding, either; the way she had taken to the term 'alternate entrance' with a smile was never a good sign.

"Er... Let's not destroy the place we're trying to get into, all right?" he asked, scratching the back of his head. "It's not exactly sneaky if you blow a hole in the side, regardless of how small it'd be. There'd probably another entrance in the back or something we can use to get through... Right?"

Shin Megami Tensei: Hand of Time

So... I'd hope that this isn't dead quite yet?

A Certain Chaotic Academy

@PKMNB0YAccording to my understanding, due to my lateness in posting and the overall confusing state of the last few pages of the IC, Kei and Seiji, together were approached by Sunye with a largely now irrelevant question and students are now dismissed... Any suggestions on how to proceed...? I am completely at a loss...

@Kyun

Yeah, I'm just as lost, really. Talking to her resolves none of the issues presented because we still don't know what the heck to do or what we're going to be doing next anyhow.

Shin Megami Tensei: Hand of Time

Well, no big deal. I've got another post up, so have fun.

Shin Megami Tensei: Hand of Time

Daisuke nodded at everyone's responses before sighing, his shoulders drooping down in defeat. It didn't seem like cared much for formalities and property, but given the situation it was kind of understandable. Picking up his pole, Daisuke walked over to the nearest storefront; the metal shutters seemed to have bee cracked in multiple places, so Daisuke wedged his weapon into one of them and began to push down. The thin metal that made up the shutter slowly but surely gave way, though it found itself wanting to close soon after. How irritating that was. Carefully using his pole as a support for the shutters, Daisuke began moving some of the nearby debris into the gap, prying it open even further. The pole would probably be necessary to keep the thing open, which meant he was now without a weapon.

"Alright, guess we can duck in here for a while." he said, beckoning the others as he attempted to turn on the lights. Sadly, the electricity seemed to be out, which meant that nothing was going on anytime soon. Looking around at the store a bit more, Daisuke soon found that it was an electronics store... Which, to be fair, didn't change much at all. The computer monitors that would normally be on display had found themselves shattered on the floor, and the towers had for the most part been crushed by debris. It was probably dangerous to walk down the display aisles, but on the upside there seemed to be an area for computer accessories that didn't have as much dangerous stuff lying around.

"Dang, what a shame. The stuff here actually looks pretty expensive..." he muttered as he wandered deeper into the store. If he was lucky, maybe he could find something useful... Like a solar charger or food. Or maybe another weapon. Any of those would work, really.