Demous said
The android if I remember correctly
You got it.
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You got it.
Demous said
Isn't he from trinity blood?
Yup.
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Name: Aaban Eleazar
Age: Eighteen
Gender: Male
Guild: Sylph Labyrinth
Guild Mark: Dorsum of the right hand.
Magic:
Personality: TBR
History: Sylph Labyrinth, a treasure hunting guild stood tall and mighty once upon a time, but within a twenty four hour period, all that reputation was eradicated. Along with its members, its history fell. Some believe all its members were vaporized by the dark one, but one still bears the mark, his name, Aaban Eleazar. Aaban joined Labyrinth at the age of five, taken in by one of its key members, God have pity on his soul. Anyway, Aaban was the only one to escape the dark one's massacre. He was expelled from the guild in order to have reason to leave. Aaban never really understood the reason of his expulsion, Labyrinth kept the truth from him to save his life, they knew what was coming, but in Aaban's eyes, he was kicked out without mercy. At the age of seven, the darkness clouded the universe, death and destruction soon followed. Without anywhere to go, Aaban turned to the only person who was always there........Jesus Christ. Even in fantasy, one can believe in such things, after all, Aaban was born to a Catholic couple, may God always keep them by his side. It was then that he found salvation at a nearby church, a church that not even the darkness could lay hands on. Aaban saw this as a safe haven created by the hands of God alone. Therefore, Aaban is in the path of revenge, he goes contrary to his bible, because he is blind. Though he thinks he is doing Gods work, he sometimes finds himself clouded by his own judgement. This journey into darkness has become a hardship to do alone. Aaban has taken three lives and will continue. The light that was once before him has faded, though his eyes still believe to see it. Revenge is sometimes more powerful than faith.
Repay no one evil for evil, but give thought to do what is honorable in the sight of all. If possible, so far as it depends on you, live peaceably with all. Beloved, never avenge yourselves, but leave it to the wrath of God, for it is written, “Vengeance is mine, I will repay, says the Lord.” To the contrary, “if your enemy is hungry, feed him; if he is thirsty, give him something to drink; for by so doing you will heap burning coals on his head.” Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good. Romans 12:17 - 21
Appearance:
Other: Height - 6'1
Name: Aaban Eleazar
Age: Eighteen
Gender: Male
Guild: Sylph Labyrinth
Guild Mark: Dorsum of the right hand.
Magic:
Personality: TBR
History: Sylph Labyrinth, a treasure hunting guild stood tall and mighty once upon a time, but within a twenty four hour period, all that reputation was eradicated. Along with its members, its history fell. Some believe all its members were vaporized by the dark one, but one still bears the mark, his name, Aaban Eleazar. Aaban joined Labyrinth at the age of five, taken in by one of its key members, God have pity on his soul. Anyway, Aaban was the only one to escape the dark one's massacre. He was expelled from the guild in order to have reason to leave. Aaban never really understood the reason of his expulsion, Labyrinth kept the truth from him to save his life, they knew what was coming, but in Aaban's eyes, he was kicked out without mercy. At the age of seven, the darkness clouded the universe, death and destruction soon followed. Without anywhere to go, Aaban turned to the only person who was always there........Jesus Christ. Even in fantasy, one can believe in such things, after all, Aaban was born to a Catholic couple, may God always keep them by his side. It was then that he found salvation at a nearby church, a church that not even the darkness could lay hands on. Aaban saw this as a safe haven created by the hands of God alone. Therefore, Aaban is in the path of revenge, he goes contrary to his bible, because he is blind. Though he thinks he is doing Gods work, he sometimes finds himself clouded by his own judgement. This journey into darkness has become a hardship to do alone. Aaban has taken three lives and will continue. The light that was once before him has faded, though his eyes still believe to see it. Revenge is sometimes more powerful than faith.
Repay no one evil for evil, but give thought to do what is honorable in the sight of all. If possible, so far as it depends on you, live peaceably with all. Beloved, never avenge yourselves, but leave it to the wrath of God, for it is written, “Vengeance is mine, I will repay, says the Lord.” To the contrary, “if your enemy is hungry, feed him; if he is thirsty, give him something to drink; for by so doing you will heap burning coals on his head.” Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good. Romans 12:17 - 21
Appearance:
Other: Height - 6'1
So it was time to begin. Kimura stood near his two teammates. "Alright, so most likely they'll have Naoki jump for the ball once we start. It's enevitable so I want you(Masaru) to play the test dummy. Once the coach releases the ball into the air, act like you're going to jump, but don't. He has a fairly large height advantage over you, let him get the ball and focus on defense. We'll be playing man-to-man, so stay on Naoki unless we change our gameplan. Izumi, you'll be on Rikyu, he's known as 'The Shadow' so try and figure out how he functions and exploit all his weaknesses. I will guard Taki"
With the plan set, Kimura tossed the ball gently to Michiko. He then resumed to half court and waited for his opponents to line up. Like during the regular season, he was prepared to hear the spectator which in this case would be his coach.
With the plan set, Kimura tossed the ball gently to Michiko. He then resumed to half court and waited for his opponents to line up. Like during the regular season, he was prepared to hear the spectator which in this case would be his coach.
Gun magic
I'm interested. I'm a guy.
RumikoOhara said
Miss KuriyamaAge 26Speciality : Track CoachMiss Kuriyama is a favorite with her students and her track teamHailing from the Island of Hokkaido she was hired because of her skill at coaching track and the fact that she was once on the Japanese Olympic team as a ladies hurdler.Though she didn't medal Miss Kuriyama did finish in the top ten and was sought after by many schools. She chose Yamamura Academy because of it's location and the fact that she is alumni.Once called the Goddess of Speed Miss Kuriyama now seeks her successor among the girls that attend the academy. Yamamura Academy having a small student body and therefore a smaff staff means that Miss Kuriyama must coach both boys and girls teams during the track season.She drives a convertible yellow Volkswagen super beetle and is known to frequent karaoke clubs when off work but none have ever seen her on a date.Thought we could use an actual teacher type
Accepted. Almost forgot, sorry.
Kimura smiled after hearing Michiko take initiative. At first he though she was joking, but when he stared into her eyes, he could see the definition if determination. "Alright Rikyu, you heard the coach, twenty-four more get then done."
As Rikyu went ahead and did the excersise, Kimura began to strategize his game plan. Naoki was tall, it was possible he could dunk with such height. Taki was one if the fastest players, but Kimura had something planned for him already. Rikyu was known as the shadow. His game was based off his passes, therefore if you remove them from the equation, then there shouldn't be a problem.
For his own little team, it would come down to execution and skill. The only obstacle in their way was probably Masaru. It is said he doesn't really utilize his team because of his raw talent, which will cause a big issue in this game. Izumi on the other hand was most likely a team player, or at least she seemed to be, so she'll do just fine. This game would most likely determine who would play in tomorrow's tournament.
With that in mind, once it was his turn to excersise the hexagonal obstacle course, Kimura went all out. A light debree of sweat wa running down the side of his face, dripping in the cold court. To prevent a puddle from firming, he used the edge of his tank to wipe away all the wet discomfort. It was time to get the game going.
As Rikyu went ahead and did the excersise, Kimura began to strategize his game plan. Naoki was tall, it was possible he could dunk with such height. Taki was one if the fastest players, but Kimura had something planned for him already. Rikyu was known as the shadow. His game was based off his passes, therefore if you remove them from the equation, then there shouldn't be a problem.
For his own little team, it would come down to execution and skill. The only obstacle in their way was probably Masaru. It is said he doesn't really utilize his team because of his raw talent, which will cause a big issue in this game. Izumi on the other hand was most likely a team player, or at least she seemed to be, so she'll do just fine. This game would most likely determine who would play in tomorrow's tournament.
With that in mind, once it was his turn to excersise the hexagonal obstacle course, Kimura went all out. A light debree of sweat wa running down the side of his face, dripping in the cold court. To prevent a puddle from firming, he used the edge of his tank to wipe away all the wet discomfort. It was time to get the game going.
Michiko wasn't the only one that took note of Rikyu's lack of speed and strength, Kimura did as well. Just like in the suicide drill, Rikyu was beat when it came to anything physical. The 'Shadow' was said to be a strategic and technical player. Since his primary focus was passing, he lacked in the other aspects of basketball. That could be an issue when it came to a game situation, especially facing one-on-one defenses. But for now, Kimura wouldn't worry too much about it. He wanted to see a game scenario first before judging a player's skill in the sport.
"Alright Rikyu, rest for thirty seconds, then proceed to do another round. I'll be right back, have to speak to the coach" and with that, Kimura ran towards Michiko, interrupting her note taking session.
"Michiko can I speak to you in private?" he asked, already assuming she would follow him and exit the gym by his side.
"As you know, tomorrow we have the street back tournament. There aren't substitutions in these types of games unless a player is severely injured. We've got six players, but only five will be playing tomorrow. I know Izumi will not be able to participate during the regular season, but I don't want you to exclude her from any outside activity such as the tournament. She is, as discussed, as much of a member of the team as the next person. So tomorrow, as coach, you will have to make an executive decision on what five players will participate in the game tomorrow. Though i'm the captain, I am still a student here and want you to treat me as you do the others. I don't want special treatment just because of my status got that? Good. So tomorrow announce who will be participating. You don't have to tell us the reason, we trust you and your decision making. In addition to that, I want you to get more involved in your coaching. I know you're new to this and all, but i'm going to need you to step up to the plate. I won't be able to keep tabs on everyone at all times, so I need you to help me as much as possible. Having those drills written down was wonderful, so keep that up. Now all you have to do is tell us about it, don't let me read them off your paper."
Kimura then patted her shoulder gently and smiled. "I'm glad you signed up to be our coach, I don't know where I would be without one."
With those final words, Kimura sprinted back to his station and repeated the cone drill two more times.
"Alright Rikyu, rest for thirty seconds, then proceed to do another round. I'll be right back, have to speak to the coach" and with that, Kimura ran towards Michiko, interrupting her note taking session.
"Michiko can I speak to you in private?" he asked, already assuming she would follow him and exit the gym by his side.
"As you know, tomorrow we have the street back tournament. There aren't substitutions in these types of games unless a player is severely injured. We've got six players, but only five will be playing tomorrow. I know Izumi will not be able to participate during the regular season, but I don't want you to exclude her from any outside activity such as the tournament. She is, as discussed, as much of a member of the team as the next person. So tomorrow, as coach, you will have to make an executive decision on what five players will participate in the game tomorrow. Though i'm the captain, I am still a student here and want you to treat me as you do the others. I don't want special treatment just because of my status got that? Good. So tomorrow announce who will be participating. You don't have to tell us the reason, we trust you and your decision making. In addition to that, I want you to get more involved in your coaching. I know you're new to this and all, but i'm going to need you to step up to the plate. I won't be able to keep tabs on everyone at all times, so I need you to help me as much as possible. Having those drills written down was wonderful, so keep that up. Now all you have to do is tell us about it, don't let me read them off your paper."
Kimura then patted her shoulder gently and smiled. "I'm glad you signed up to be our coach, I don't know where I would be without one."
With those final words, Kimura sprinted back to his station and repeated the cone drill two more times.
The captain was prepared on his station. His eyes were locked on the orange cones as he stood in the center of them. The exercise would usually take twelve quick staggering hops per round, but this was the captain we are talking about, so he wouldn't dare stop at twelve.
Kimura turned to Rikyu. "Fifty hops, non-stop. I'll go first, then we rotate" and with that, the captain blasted off into hops. Like a sound pulse, he busted through the laws of physics to move faster. Some would say his feet became invisible. Like Taki, Kimura was also known for his speed, but their speeds differed in many ways. From what Kimura could see, Taki had a sort of, endurance speed. This meant that he got faster as he continued to move, so the longer he ran, the faster he got. The captain on the other hand had what some would call, quick feet. His speed came from his reaction timing. It is a short distance burst of speed, but it is very well needed when it comes to the sport of basketball. This exclusive quickness made Kimura a great defender. His steals were the base line of his game, other than his layups and turnarounds. This was the reason he chose Rikyu to be his partner for the exercise. From what he knows of this 'Shadow', steals and passing is a big part of his game. Therefore, he had to help Rikyu sharpen his senses in order to progress in his speed.
Once Kimura finished his hundred, which didn't take too long, it was Rikyu's turn. "Alright Rikyu, go at your own pace, but make sure you don't trip. Keep an eye on your target, don't lose focus. Now go!"
Words of encouragement from the Captain meant he actually cared for your success, therefore Rikyu shouldn't take them for granite.
Kimura turned to Rikyu. "Fifty hops, non-stop. I'll go first, then we rotate" and with that, the captain blasted off into hops. Like a sound pulse, he busted through the laws of physics to move faster. Some would say his feet became invisible. Like Taki, Kimura was also known for his speed, but their speeds differed in many ways. From what Kimura could see, Taki had a sort of, endurance speed. This meant that he got faster as he continued to move, so the longer he ran, the faster he got. The captain on the other hand had what some would call, quick feet. His speed came from his reaction timing. It is a short distance burst of speed, but it is very well needed when it comes to the sport of basketball. This exclusive quickness made Kimura a great defender. His steals were the base line of his game, other than his layups and turnarounds. This was the reason he chose Rikyu to be his partner for the exercise. From what he knows of this 'Shadow', steals and passing is a big part of his game. Therefore, he had to help Rikyu sharpen his senses in order to progress in his speed.
Once Kimura finished his hundred, which didn't take too long, it was Rikyu's turn. "Alright Rikyu, go at your own pace, but make sure you don't trip. Keep an eye on your target, don't lose focus. Now go!"
Words of encouragement from the Captain meant he actually cared for your success, therefore Rikyu shouldn't take them for granite.
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