Raineh Daze

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@Earnest Evans Aside from having a bizarrely convoluted backstory, and the totally inexplicable magic source, the unavoidable toilet humour spell is well outside 'acceptable'. Also, even if provided with full bios, NPC mooks are still going to be NPC mooks.

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Woo, snazzy orange banner!

And as my first act as co-GM... can we spoiler Shocker+'s drugs checklist? Don't think the page needs another 20+ lines of one-word text every time it's seen. Though this is not actually GMy stuff, just a request because I hate excessive scrolling. XD

A Certain Academic City

I nearly said she's not going to teleport back. Except she is. So...

A Certain Academic City

@Flamelord Feel free to post. Kuroko's not going to be instantly back. :T

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Kerri the Twice-Betrayer

With her entourage now dispelled, and the craft to convey them to their destination arrived, the fallen paladin made her way towards the ship. Once upon a time, she might have have reacted with confusion to such an anomaly as the ship. But after extra-planar raiding parties, a rogue magical construct gone rogue, dragons, and an all-consuming absence of a soul, what was machinery that you couldn't understand? The gnome's pet project fit that criteria as well as this transport.

For one reason or another, Kerri chose to stand once on the ship, rather than even looking for seating. Even if, by some strange coincidence, health and safety had managed to penetrate even the heart of Shadow Eternity and enforced seating whenever possible.

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I got stuck trying to work out how to write a post about pushing a button again.

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Misaka Mikoto

"I guess we see what happens?" the schoolgirl answered as the small goddess came over (not that she'd been paying attention for that bit, focusing instead on if 'Pensee' was an actual place that she knew of), before performing an action utterly lacking in dramatic impact of any sort: agreeing with the command prompt to initialise.

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Fujiwara no Mokou

"I'm not in a hurry to go straight home," Mokou remarked, following after the other two. Much as she enjoyed her feud with Kaguya, going home after such a short visit outside the barrier again seemed like a waste. She might be able to find a way around the immortality provided by the Hourai Elixir, remote as the chance was, but even if she couldn't it meant a nice break.

The machine coming from nowhere was certainly loud, and she wasn't absolutely certain what it was. It didn't seem like a rocket; that would have had fire if what she'd learned was fully accurate. Was it one of those plane things?

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Shirai Kuroko

With the older student's constant focus on her outfit abating, Kuroko felt that it was a good time to take the clothing away, especially as she could be relatively certain that her friend wouldn't have moved far by the time she returned. Lifting the bag that held her uniform, she said, "My apologies, Delauney-san, but today hasn't gone as well as hoped."

"Onee-sama, I will be back after arranging for these to be washed."

With that, the teleporter was off, unlikely to return before some the two girls with nothing in common had to find some new topic of conversation, such as what lead to clothing that had to be washed, the small girl's choice in clothing, or the perennial standby: the weather.

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Well, the family name gets used more often for politeness. Note that since Misaka and Kuroko are close, they are on first name basis. While Uiharu is friends to them, she is more polite and would usually call them by their family names.

EDIT: Also Misaka prefers Misaka to be used since Misaka likes Misaka better, said Misaka to clear up any confusion.

@GreenGoat

I understand the why, it's just amazing how you can nearly forget that they actually have two names. :P

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I blame differing cultures. (IC, of course)

@Flamelord

That'd be part of it, but the sheer persistence of it is impressive.