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@Cuccoruler

How about Legacy of Old/Legacy of Ages? Since DQ is a pretty old series, and we're following in its legacy by using its stuff(monsters, classes, spells, etc.). Kinda cheesy, but it's an idea.

@Alder

Likewise.

This is, what, the third RP we've seen each other in?

My post is up. I may have made a couple of mistakes somewhere, so please let me know.

@Crimmy @JBRam2002 @Savo

Suzune bumped up the intensity of her glare as the foreigner gave the drama club member one of his own. Stupid narcissists. Always trying to prove their worth, as if it were something they even had in the first place. Men tended to be the worst with that, of course, and this 'Frosty-san' was no different. If he ever had a chance at getting on Suzune's good side, it was long-gone by now.

Following Hayate as he escorted the three students to the drama club room, Suzune just stared straight ahead. The less eye contact she made with the two men, the better. However, Kimiko's sudden humming caught her attention, and she turned her head to look at her and smiled.

Of course, the damn foreigner was also looking at her. She stared daggers at the young man and huffed, hopefully getting her message of 'She's mine, buzz off' across, and returned to staring directly in front of herself. Every now and then her eyes would drift back to Kimiko, and she'd smile again.

Aside from that, however, the walk to the drama club was relatively uneventful, no thanks to the two guys with her and Kimiko. How exactly she managed to not go completely crazy yet was a mystery, but it was likely because of the shrine maiden herself.

What was up with the weird frog costume? Suzune remembered seeing one last year too, and it still confused her to this day. She had assumed it was for some sort of musical, but she either wasn't there or it was just some miscellaneous thing. Oh well, didn't make it any less odd.

Yamamoto apparently wasn't there, but the vice-president was at the very least. Hayate left after briefly giving him some info, and the foreigner (whose name was Furst Alexander, apparently) introduced himself. Suzune didn't need to introduce herself, since basically everyone in drama knew her name for varying reasons, but there was one person she did need to introduce...

"Maita-sama, this is our vice president," the dark-haired girl introduced surprisingly calmly. "You remember Kimiko, right?" she asked the vice-president. "I talk about her a lot, but I don't think you two ever met." They may have met outside of drama, of course, but Suzune hadn't actually gotten Kimiko to really join the club yet, so it was honestly exciting to be getting her crush into one of her biggest hobbies.

I was the last one to post in our little group asides from Crimmy.@JBRam2002

Whoops. My bad.

@JBRam2002 @Savo

I'll most likely get my post up when you folks do, just in case you guys and @Crimmy are wondering.

I do not plan on making this a tabletop style as those are a bit to confusing especially for me,@Cuccoruler

Yeah, it did sound a little bit too far-fetched. Oh well.

@EchoicChamber

Ach. Was afraid that this was the case.

Ah well, I'll be spectating now and then, or possibly even make a character if I'm feeling up for it. Until then, sorry, dude.

Although TBH it'll be more of like a mental aesthetic cuz what makes DQ unique is the Toriyama art style and that sort of basic JRPG gameplay where you grind and go through dungeons and stuff.@Jerkchicken

True. I suppose if @Cuccoruler and I really wanted to we could make this a tabletop style RP and try to emulate the Dragon Quest-style gameplay, but the Toriyama art style (which I personally don't think is too important to the series, at least not to the extent of something like main-series Shin Megami Tensei; that, and you only really notice the style in-game through the battle sprites and 3D models) will likely be absent, unfortunately.

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