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Discord crashed lads. Can't get back in.
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I've opened art commissions up, anyone who wants relatively cheap art PM me here or on Discord: LeeRoy#8459
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[quote=@Rilla] DID YOU JUST TRY AND CLOTHESLINE ME, YOU LITTLE SHIT [/quote]
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"If you kill a man, you scorn his wife. If you kill his wife, you scorn her child. If you kill her child, you scorn his village. If you kill his village, you scorn the kingdom. If you kill the kingdom you scorn an empire. If you kill an empire, then who is left?"

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While the Veiled Ones had sent out their invitation to the Nobleman of the family Brighton, the letter didn't manage to make it to the man's hand. Instead, it was given to a hired mercenary of their own. They normally would have sent out their younger son to fight in their oldest's place, but this was far too suspicious to be taken lightly by a lesser trained duelist. The mercenary they had hired was the renowned martial master, Solomon Ross. The Brighton family actually met Ross through their oldest son, Alexander, as Alexander trained with the same master. Though for a much shorter time.

When Solomon was brought to their abode, and given the note that had been sent to them, he knew that this was a trap. Or at least an incredibly untrustworthy challenge to a duel. Who knows how many men would be waiting in that alleyway for the young Alexander. With a small payment, and a bit of convincing, Solomon was sent off to take care of the challenge in his stead. In any case, Alexander was currently out, and hence couldn't accept in the first place.

Now that he had the note, a small payment, and a lesson to teach to a young mercenary. Solomon set off to his "adventure." In reality it only took a few days to find the alleyway, and he had no intention of tarrying.

The old man walked with intent through the alleyways of the great city, the clamor of the numerous weapons on his back made passerbys look upon him with quizzical expressions. A weapons merchant in these times? Questions such as those ran through the masses, their confusion was reasonable, his appearance was odd. With a map in his hands, he looked lost, but he was really right on schedule. The day and hour were perfect, and he rounded the corner into the alleyway just as the sun set on the horizon. The long shadow of the old man crept its length across the feet of D'Angelo. The homeless folks that littered the alley raised their hands to him, and he placed a few coins in their open palms.

Peering down his crooked nose at the man in the hood, Solomon raised an eyebrow to him. "You there, young man. I think you might be the man I'm looking for."
Being mid spin doesn't really steady your footing, nor does being caught unaware by a snuck in punch to the gut. Brighton couldn't do anything about the punch he was about to take, because he had no idea it was coming. He actually thought it impossible for Tanzo to react in such an inconceivably short window of time, but the kitsune had proven crafty before. Unfortunately for the kitsune, the human body is far more resilient than its weak appearance belies, and being loose while being struck with tremendous force is actually a blessing. With only one foot on the ground, and his body in a rather loose state to facilitate the whipping motion of his spin, he was struck directly in the gut by Ryozan's boulder breaking punch.

If his footing had've been sturdy, and his body squared away, this would have been a killing punch. His organs would have ruptured, bones broken, and he would have crumpled before Tanzo's blow. However, none of this was the case. Instead, the punch slammed into his midriff and unsettled his already weak footing. Its weight carried him backwards and launched him several feet away, dust was kicked from the ground as he struck the old arena's floor. Brighton sprawled his weight across the ground, the breath knocked entirely from his lungs. His chest heaved with the effort of filling itself with air once more.

Tanzo, so far, had outstripped him in strength. Cunning, maybe not, they seemed to be on even footing in that regard. Brighton had never fought someone so superhuman in ability. Even the strongest men weren't comparable to Tanzo in his ability, and that was exciting. Truly this was his greatest challenge, as every foe he had fought to this point had been human. No matter how strong they were, no matter how great, no matter how swift. They were still human.

Ryozan Tanzo, however, was more than that. And it was very self-evident.

As he milled these thoughts, he pushed himself up into a seated position. Heaving still with the effort of breathing. His body was still moving, he refused to let himself be stopped. A great bruise was already forming on his torso, and the wound that was cut earlier was still bleeding slowly. The cold was keeping him from bleeding out, a fortunate happenstance.

His right hand was moving again, but he didn't want to let Tanzo notice yet.

Whether Tanzo would take advantage of his vulnerable state was to be determined, but as it stood, Brighton slowly inhaled and attempted to push himself to his feet. If Tanzo would attack him now, there wouldn't be much he could do to stop him, but Brighton didn't peg him for the sort to kick a man while he's down.

Though he still doesn't know that much about the kitsune, does he?
It was GOING to be a Merry Christmas.

I was GOING to head over to someone's house for Christmas dinner, to enjoy the day. You know, ease my mind of the terrible notion that this is the day that my mother fell ill for the last time.

But instead, Kevin decided that we aren't going. Because he's sick, now I'm stuck here in my stewing pot of ever growing frustrations.

This day was going to be at least tolerable, but now it's not only a hallowed occasion for me, it's an infuriating day. Because right now I can't even distract myself with the merriment of festivities.

I'm going to get caught up on my roleplays and figure out something else to do with this miserable day.
For the sake of fairness, I'm dropping Solomon's Strength and Speed down to a fraction of what they actually are. Simply because of how abuse-able that is. Let's say 500 lbs and 50 mph.

I'm gonna start writing up my post now.
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@Takashi I'm having a difficult time interpreting your movement, since if you moved under the elbow swing he would have already moved past Tanzo. This would put Brighton's back at Tanzo's front, the two of them wouldn't be facing eachother.
I've got it, the Wayward Fragment of Wrath.

The sheet will be up in a few hours, The Fragment is actually component to a much more powerful character who is multiple entities. The Wayward Fragment is separated from the rest of the network, and is significantly mutated and weaker than the rest. You'll find it interesting, I'm sure.
Want to give Sukoh a whirl? You know, the colossal spirit bear. Or would you like a more conventional creature? I've got an entire bestial compendium of nonhumanoid creatures, so if you name off a theme I'll probably have it.

Edit By theme I mean type of creature, magical, reptilian. Yknow.
I've got monsters, @MelonHead, but it depends on your preference for monsters. Whether they be giant beasts or eldritch horrors, ya know.
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