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Current Two days ago, Noble Arms is indisputably four years old, spread out across three threads, and the third thread is still ongoing and about to reach the endgame...
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19 days ago
Can't believe that I actually got an RP close to its endgame, btw...
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1 mo ago
Noble Arms is now either four years old, or three years and eleven months. The third thread had lasted for more than one year.
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2 mos ago
New Interest Check, everybody!
2 mos ago
My Roleplay, Noble Arms: The ASEAN War, will reach its 4th year in June or July. It's been a long journey.
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Osamu, hungry but still dedicated to his 'sentry duty', kept looking around, using his Stellar Sight to zoom in anything that looked suspicious. He decided not to complain anymore, because 'Ichijouji-sama' would be proud of him if he kept to his job. Besides, something was going to happen soon, right?

Well, something did happen, as a black-haired, red-eyed man - unless those were contacts, that was not a natural eye color - just went to a nearby dumpster and conjured up several dead bodies, which he just dropped into the trash bin. Quickly, Osamu ran through his encyclopediac knowledge of spells that can make dead bodies appear out of thin air. Conjuration? Wait, no, why go to the trouble of creating dead bodies just to dump - that was stupid! No, it must be some sort of spatial magic. Either way, that man was probably a Mage, and he just killed people who, judging from their clothing, were civilians. This cannot be allowed; Osamu knew what he should do...pull out his phone and contact Ken Ichijouji.

Ichijouji-sama, he texted, Use of Magic against Civilians Recorded at Sector 17 of Rokuro City; possible culprit is a Mage. He then activated a special app on his smartphone that signalled his location to all Ministry of Silence members.

Now, he can move to engage.

Creating an Arrow of Light, Osamu fired it at the mysterious man, who was presumably walking away. He wasn't taking any chances; it was a Fatal version of Saggita Luminis. Then, after that, he fired an arrow at a nearby fire escape, destroying it and thus denying the new enemy an avenue to get up at him. After that, he would fire three more arrows at the homonculus - not that he knew he was a homonculus - which were also fatal.
Where is @KazeXDZ?
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You can trust an animal to do exactly what instinct dictates, hah.

I will have a post coming tomorrow evening.


Coolio.
Imo, we're all pretty nice and easy going :)


Sorry for the delay, and yep.
@Letter Bee I leave that completely up to you. It makes sense and is quite interesting. But don't change your character's personality based on how others would feel.

Mind you also that there are some not nice people in our party (ic of course) so keep in mind how those interactions might be.

All that I ask for is that you stay consistent with who your character is, how they would react to things, what their perceptions will be ect. Make a list of any quirks, likes/dislikes - further define your character and stick to that.


Thanks, and that's what I plan on doing.

That said, though, the not-nice people in the party are scary; heck, The Red Scares me the most, although Harbinger seems like a cool guy!
Hmm, about Ioannes' personality, how about this?

Stockholm Syndrome is encouraged in the Giray Slave System, and said Syndrome can be encouraged by acts of kindness on part of the captors. Therefore, Ioannes values kindness because he's latched on any kind acts shown to him during his time as a slave, and later on wants to be kind himself, because that's how he's been treated, even if it has been just to get his allegiance.

@IcePezz
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True, Ioannes, if asked why he didn't turn to the darkness, would have said:

"That notion never occurred to me."

Yeah, he's like Asami Sato from Legend of Korra in that way, suffering a lot, but believably never turning evil.


This post is stupid; I renounce it.
Okay, another worldbuilding note so that people don't mistake Giray as a nation of religious fanatics:

Giray is multireligious; it's just that the Mamluks and Slave-Bureaucrats aren't permitted to worship any God before they turn 18, during which they are permitted to worship whoever they want. The reason for that rule is that assuming that afterlives work just as in D&D, the Girayids believe that slaves who die attempting to escape won't have somewhere to go to in death.

Note that even if afterlives work differently in Waldenshore, the Girayids can still have this belief; they would just be wrong.
@Letter Bee wanna bet that its a hot girl?


Nah, I don't do bets.

Sorry for the delay.
Ah crap why was i the only one who was mentioned? I have a bad feeling about this.


Possibly because a demon is going to attach yourself to your shadow?
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