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Concept Connection - Allows for the generation and usage of a spell that the original Spirit does not possess, utilizing the concepts that the Spirit once embodied. Would be a single, unique spell that generally is either hard to use, or has specific conditions in order to use it. For example, perhaps a Lancelot Concept Connection would be a spell that allows you to heal/revive one person by sacrificing/inflicting injury upon a friend (stemming from the story in which Lancelot saves Arthur's waifu, but goes and kills a bunch of Gawain's bros for it).Something like that, I guess?


Sounds like a Mahozoku to me.
No, no it's fine. Go ahead, I'm okay with it.
Little_ninja said
Hey infinitumxx,Just a question, since Hitoshi 'adopted' Midori, did Midori go to school?Was thinking that if she did, could make a connection between my character and Midori was all.Also, I am thinking of making a second character, is that alright?


I suppose so. But I don't think I'll be able to RP Midori as well, if that's what you need.
"Zzzz..." Roville Merthus snored. It was afternoon, and obviously that meant having an afternoon nap. For those who work during this time, too bad. Roville Merthus is above working. T'was a summary of what was going on inside his dreams of wealth and fame, and Roville grinned in reality. It seemed so real, all that money-

*bang bang bang*

"Whu- what?" Roville sat up with a start. He heard gunfire, or at least he think he did, if he was even lucid. "Guns? What in the world is happening out there?" Roville got out of bed, still in his pajamas and opened the door to his flat. He immediately slammed it shut when he saw a group of men holding rifles in the park across the street. "I think I'd better stay out of this." Roville was about to climb back into bed, but then he heard...

"Ya must think that Imma little stupid for doing this, whoever wanted could just shoota me and it all ends here. But that ain't gonna be so easy!"

Curiosity got the better of him and he peeked through a window to see what was happening now. "E...explosivessssssss!" Roville observed frantically. "Oh no oh no what should I do?! If the explosion hits my flat, I won't be able to pay for another!"

A brass scale popped out of nowhere and replied, "That's what you're concerned about? Roville, you're not a man at all."

Roville's eyebrow twitched in annoyance. "What do you mean by that?" He then caught himself and shouted, "Ah, this isn't the time! I've gotta stop those jokers before my house goes down in ruin!"

With that, he ran out, pajamas and slippers and all. The very first thing that greeted him was a man in the tree just outside his second storey flat. He seemed intent on observing the brouhaha opposite the street, and looked extremely suspicious, but suspicious men in trees were the least of Roville's priority right now. Roville dismissed Libra and dashed across the street, where police had already arrived, but the situation merely seemed to tense up even more. Roville attempted to join the onlooker circle discreetly, but failing dismally due to his yellow pajamas. He decided to observe the situation since the police were already there, but if things got out of hand, he would interfere, at least to save his flat.


Say, Haru, could ya post a link to all the accepted CS so far on the first page, so that I can keep track on who is who?

Edit: Nerfed Boundary Jamming so that as long as anyone realises he's being jammed, he can simply relink to his Spirit.
A crowd wearing black gathered around in a desolate looking graveyard. They were motionless, painting a picture of complete stillness was it not for the rain.

Ah, even the heavens seemed to be drowning in sorrow.

Hitoshi looked at the sky buffeted with grey clouds and lamented. All the sorrow had already been drained out from him, and he felt so empty inside, as though life itself had been snuffed out of him. He avoided looking at her grave, knowing fully well that it was empty. He had been forced to shoot Midori that day, and since she was already half-Gastraea, her body wasn't able to survive the damage.

"I'm sorry... For being unable to even give you a proper burial," Hitoshi murmured.

The various Promoters (without their Initiators) who had come for the funeral were mostly strangers - the company that Hitoshi used to work with was so huge that he couldn't have known every single one of them who worked there. It was ridiculous. This funeral only had one singular person who actually cared about the deceased in question. If not for the chairman's orders, these people wouldn't have even been here.

Of course this was not true: there were a bunch of Promoters present who honestly felt for Hitoshi; their relationships with their Initiators were as close as his. However, Hitoshi seemed to refuse to see this fact, thirsting for some time alone with Midori. When he asked politely for the mourners to leave, to his surprise, all of them offered their consolations and acceded to his demand. Watching their backs grow smaller in the distance, Hitoshi felt that he could finally let his tears flow. He knelt in front of the grave in apology for what seemed like an eternity...
Hitoshi woke up from his afternoon nap, startled. He gained his bearings, alert and ready for combat, and when he confirmed that there was no visible threat, calmed down. He noticed that his pillow was wet, and the dream that he had had swept through his mind once more. He sighed heavily, then got up and threw on his favorite long sleeved shirt (he was sleeping topless). Grabbing his gear, he left the room.

Walking along the streets, he noticed children escorted by their teacher on their way home. He thought to himself, 'It's peaceful, seemingly, but it is a mere illusion after all. Who knows when a Gastraea will pop up and chew your head off? Why must children live in fear like this day after day? It's wrong.' Hitoshi felt indignant. He wanted to do his part to defend the Tokyo that he loved from danger, but governmental law forced him to be unable to work without a company. Furthermore, most Civil Security Companies these days enforce the rule of a Promoter-Initiator pair, even though it wasn't exactly set in stone. Hitoshi refused to work for these companies, which he called 'Money grubbers who are willing to endanger the lives of children'.

Annoyed at the general lack of flexibility throughout Civil Security Companies, he walked and walked without a destination, just wanting to blow off steam. After a while, he walked past a building that had loads of PMCs guarding it. "Nomura Security, huh," Hitoshi read the sign outside the building. "Isn't this that organization that has loads of money, but negligible achievements? Well, they must be loaded indeed, judging by the number of patrols and guards they have. This is interesting. I think I'd like to see the way this organization works."

He spotted a man with glasses walking alongside a skipping young girl, and knew immediately that they were a Promoter-Initiator pair. They turned and entered the building.

Hitoshi walked up to the entrance of the building as well, but was stopped by a guard. "Halt," the guard commanded. "Who are you and what is your purpose of visit?" Hitoshi deduced from the amount of openings that the guard exhibited that he wasn't a combatant, just a meat shield. But even so, he had a baton, so he had better not provoke him too much.

"Ah, I'm a Promoter that your president hired recently," Hitoshi threw out a blatant lie, knowing full well that he would be exposed. He didn't even know the name of the president after all. He showed the guard his varanium sword and shield, however. "Oh, is that so? It's true that we've been ordered to expect new blood. So you're the new Promoter, eh?" the guard laughed merrily. Hitoshi smiled awkwardly, astounded by this turn of events. He prepared to turn and enter the building when...

"Oi, you! What kind of security was that? You didn't even check his identification!" a supervisor came up and yelled at the guard. The guard scuffled away, intimidated. The supervisor then turned to Hitoshi and asked, "Say, where is your letter of acceptance? Or your identification?" Hitoshi replied simply, "I have none. It was just a joke, and now I'll be on my way." The supervisor whipped out a stun gun and ordered Hitoshi not to move, but he did anyway. Hitoshi provoked the supervisor into stunning him, and hoped that when he woke up, he would be brought to the president of the company, if things went according to plan.
He doesn't work. In short, he's something of a NEET. However, if it suits the story better, I'm fine with him being a student.

Edit: Updated CS.


I'll take up special role #3 if no one wants it. I'll write up the CS for her later.
Setting


What if you had the power to do the unthinkable... at a price?

This is a story set in modern Tokyo, where a select group of people have obtained the power of Equivalence: the power to obtain anything but with a price. These select few find themselves in the possession of a particular Tool in which the trade occurs. For example:

1) A weighing scale which offers anything but the user must pay a equivalent price in exchange.
2) A measuring scale which grants you the ability to store luck and use it whenever you want.
3) A signboard which shows you steps which can be taken for an ideal future but a certain amount of your past will be erased.

A Tool has the following definitions:

1) It must be a physical object.
2) It must grant an ability related to its use in reality.
3) It is indestructible except by means of another Tool, in which would cost the user's (the one who destroyed the other's Tool, not the owner of the destroyed Tool) very existence.

The ability that a Tool grants is called Equivalence, and has the following definitions:

1) All Equivalences must be fair. There shall only be zero-sum transfers and trades with regards to Equivalence.
2) Equivalences may affect anything in the world, physical or metaphysical. As illustrated above, Equivalence may even affect abstract things such as luck.
3) The power of Equivalence has no limit. Similarly, the price that may (knowingly or unknowingly) be paid also has no limit.
4) All Owners of Tools will have the ability to confirm his/her transfer or trade before it actually occurs.

Story


The story direction is still under consideration but generally it should be about what happens to a group of people when they are given power. The story will begin at the time where all the characters receive their Tools simultaneously.

Any ideas will be greatly appreciated.

Rules


There are none but one: abide by the definitions of Equivalence stated above. You can Godmode, OP or whatever you want, as long as a proper, well-argued loophole is pointed out.

Characters


The CS skeleton should be as follows:

Name:
Gender:
Description:
Tool:
Equivalence Ability Description: (This may be subject to changes by me if it seems unfair)
Personality:
History: (How the character lived before receiving the Tool)
Right, I'll draw up a cs as soon as possible. I'll leave my affiliations anonymous if you'd like so you can put me in as a filler role for any role you guys still lack.
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