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Okay, now for no. 2. :D

Appearance: It's too noisy in here...

Name: Satori Komeiji

Sex: Female

Franchise: Touhou Project

Special Abilities/Powers:

  • Mind Reading: Satori, as, well, a satori, has the ability to read the minds of people. Naturally, this ability is always on and affects everyone near her, so what ends up coming in is similar to the kind of static you'd hear on a large, crowded street (to say nothing of when she actually is on one). If she takes the time to focus, though, she can pinpoint the thoughts of one specific thing (this includes animals and the like) and read theirs alone.
  • Flight: Gensokyo standard. She can fly.
  • Spellcards: Again, another Gensokyo standard. Unique to Satori, though, is the ability to read the mind of another, then take what she pulls and turn it into a spellcard of her own. Of course, she cannot replicate the abilities of other people, but they are otherwise as close as she can come to the original attack or ability.


Equipment: Once again, the clothes on her back...?

History: Satori is the sole mistress of the Palace of the Earth Spirits, located on the outskirts of Old Hell, where she lives with her entourage of assorted pets (including Rin and Utsuho). Ostracized at a young age for being able to read minds, Satori essentially locked herself away within her mansion with her pets, who themselves were more than happy that someone (other than each other) could understand them. During the Hot Spring incident in Gensokyo (wherein Kanako gave Utsuho the power of the Yatagarasu), she found herself confronting the two protagonists, at which point she was soundly beaten up before they moved on to hunt down her pet. Of course, at the incident's conclusion, Satori found herself dragged back into the world of people (and youkai), moreso due to the reappearance of her sister.

Personality: Satori is the textbook definition of introverted--she doesn't much prefer company, dislikes crowded spaces, and would much rather sitting at home reading a book that be exploring the world or anything of the sort. She is quite soft-spoken, and because of how her ability functions, has a bit of a bad habit of finishing people's sentences--a big reason as to why people have labeled her 'creepy'. As a result of all these compounding traits, Satori is also quite formal when speaking to other people... Well, at least when they're not breaking into her house or anything.

言っただろう。その人は私の先輩だよ。

As for worlds... Hm... Shin Megami Tensei? Soulsborne stuff? XCOM? Darkest Dungeon? iono, it all depends on the general power level of the cast at this point.
@PaulHaynek: It's the secret phrase in the actual language. :<
@ACHTUNG: Nope, stick to not-cheaty stuff. Item creation falls into that grey-leaning-black zone, so no.

Next: .5m diameter fireball is the middle-lower end of that scale, if that helps any.

@Ryougu: Just you now.
Well, gonna assume life is temporarily getting in the way of posting for ya. Again. Which, y'know, is a fair excuse.
If you don't post by the weekend, tho, I'm gonna keep trucking. Aight?

Also, that's good. :D
Appearance: What misfortune...

Name: Kamijou Touma

Sex: Male

Franchise: Raildexverse (Toaru Majutsu no Index/Toaru Kagaku no Railgun)

Special Abilities/Powers:
Imagine Breaker: Touma's right hand has the ability to negate anything supernatural that it comes into contact with, regardless of who or what they are. If it is removed from his body, it releases a large dragon-esque mass of energy that consumes any supernatural phenomena in a similar manner... Except this time, it'll keep pursuing and consuming them until sated. Once it is, Touma's arm reforms, at which point he is left unconscious until the strain from sustaining it is handled. He is a normal high-school student otherwise, except for a bit of abnormal durability from being tossed into fistfights all the time.

Equipment: Nothing except the clothes on his back. Oh, and Othinus counts. Her too.
(It kinda does, kinda doesn't.)

History: Touma is a level 0 ESPer who, for all intents and purposes, is a normal high school student with a very abnormal ability. After losing his memories while saving the life of Index Librorum Prohibitorum, Touma was, in turn, dragged into the war between magic and science that lay under the cover of Academy City. Having played a decisive role in the conclusion of World War III, the fight against Othinus, and most recently the battle against both the Magic Gods and Kamisato Kakeru, Touma's life has seldom seen a dull day since.
Especially since Index and Othinus (who has shrunk to the size of a kitten after losing her powers) are freeloading off of him. The life of a poor high school student is tough, indeed.

Personality: Touma is a true altruist at heart, with no hesitation to extend his hand to those near him that seek his help. Even if it means throwing his life on the line to save them, so long as there is a chance for that to be done, he will try. Following his encounter with Othinus, though, Touma's self-sacrifical mindset on par with that of Shirou's has been thrown to the wind--while it still remains an integral part of himself, Touma himself acknowledges that he does not want all that he has done up until then to mean nothing, and that he fights in order to protect and for no reason other than that. Of course, Touma is not as all-forgiving as his altruism would imply; in fact, in the name of saving or protecting someone, he won't hesitate to throw a few punches or take a few hits.
Which, as it so happens, is usually the case.

VITAは私の先輩です。それは真実だけど。。。
@ACHTUNG: Absolutely not okay.
"Well, I guess I should have expected as much..." Tiral berated himself internally. He felt it was the right decision to stay quiet, at least; without all the knowledge they had gathered up until now, there was still that uncertainty that the whole ordeal would drag them all on a wild goose chase and split their forces even further.

And even so...

"Contracts exist for a reason, and it is bad form to break them without sufficient reason. Even nonmagical ones hold significance in that community, but I guess you don't have that, do you? Even if you are a knight," Tiral retorted, glaring at Gillian before sighing and shaking his head. "And do you think that spouting that sort of information willy-nilly would help our situation? Internal chaos within the kingdom and outside of it? I guess I should be thankful that you would have looser lips than I; makes it easier to leak false plans to any enemies if it came down to it."

Needless to say, he wasn't very pleased at all with his fellow soldiers' disapproval of his own judgements. Before he could throw any more venomous dialogue out, though, Tiral caught a glimpse of the note on one of the bandits.

...

Son of a bitch.

"...For the love of--Of course. There's always bigger fish to fry, aren't there?" he hissed through gritted teeth, pacing back and forth as he began to sift through his head for possible culprits of the sabotage.

...

Wait, the insignia--!

"Give me that," Tiral said, grabbing the object in quiestion before kneeling down near the ground and rapidly scratching an intricate magic circle in the dirt in the center of the road. Carefully placing the note in the center of the circle, Tiral took a deep breath and began to channel his energy into what he had set up.

There was a faint possibility that the culprits failed to account for anyone learning scrying magic--after all, most of the knights didn't bother with anything so supportive. Glory and fame, fighting tooth and nail-- that was the standard. It wasn't as if any of the mages in the College would be available to hunt for them, either.

Luckily for him, though, that possible oversight might lead to some sort of conclusion.

"No countermeasures, no countermeasures, no countermeasures..." he muttered under his breath as the note began to glow and levitate slightly above the ground. If it backfired, then that would be a shame. But if it didn't--!
Uh...
You two are the only ones yet to move, though, is the problem.
=3=;;
*looks around*

So... Where'd everyone else poof off to?
@KoL: I would think that there's too much of a difference between the two to make that even comprehensible, let alone possible by modern magi standards. Too heavy a bastardization over the years will make things... Pretty inconclusive if you attempt to pull anything Age of Gods level from there.

And... Well, let's stay away from WW2-era gun-toting Servants, shall we? :3c
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