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Current Dreams are just a reality away from memories.
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I see you like stalking too eh? Just know that while you're reading this, I'm reading all your posts from 5 months ago and silently judging your taste. Ha Ha. Or not.

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Alek

Alek swirled his drink, watching the golden liquid slosh gently against the frosted surface of his glass. It tasted alright, not quite top-shelf, but not quite the synthetic sludge that burned all the way down either. He rewarded himself just another sip, before turning his attention back to the screen. The mission seemed simple enough, hardly anymore complicated than anything he had done before. The only difference now was that he had a team. The Old Wolf knew that Alek preferred working alone, but he also knew better than to contest her decision. So Alek just shrugged, and carried on drinking.

Besides, he knew his teammates, and they were no slouches themselves. Yashida was basically their second in command. Gabriel had useful skills, and he was entertaining, if nothing else. Then there was Joseph, the sniper. Alek knew ex-military when he saw it, and the man’s gaze was definitely felt.

So, what’s the projected earnings for this mission?” He did, however, have one question. The most important question, if anyone asked him to be completely honest. An army marched on its stomach, after all.
Alek

Neo Tokyo might be just the furthest thing from the broken lands up North, but on days like these, when blood ran cold on the pavement and bloodlust flared hot in the pit of his stomach, he could almost draw parallels.

Alek flipped over the lifeless body with the tip of his boots, then he leaned over to feel for a pulse. None. Just the silence of a corpse and rapidly cooling skin. Well, then that translated to a job well done. He turned and left, firing off a text to let his client know of the finished deed. Moments later, a soft ping indicated that money had been transferred into his account. A decent amount, but still far less than what he was used to back in his corporate days. The poor bastard was barely worth the bullet he wasted.

But that was just life sometimes, it seemed. The wind howled, and then it calmed. And Alek kept on moving.

He traversed on foot, turning corners quickly and weaving through shortcuts that he had learned by heart in his short time in this city. Technically, he didn’t have to keep taking on contracts now that he was in a gang, and usually there would be steady work there. But he disliked dependence, and he disliked subordination even more. He knew all too well how the hand that fed could also strike, and it was the height of ignorance to work without a backup plan.

Plus, spending money was nice. There was a glass of whiskey somewhere calling his name.

There was a meeting he had to attend first, however.

The bar was easy to find. When Alek was sure that he wasn’t being followed, he hopped onto the roof of the building and let himself in through one of the windows in the back. It was just his preference; the front door was just too crowded, sometimes. He took a moment to check his reflection in the dusty glass, just to make sure he looked presentable. Old habits died hard.

Satisfied, he made his way down to the bar and weaved through the crowd of patrons. The atmosphere seemed just a touch more excitable than usual, and there was this tangy, rusted scent on the air, beneath all the heady stench of human bodies.

Someone had been fighting. Interesting. He wondered, briefly, what the old wolf been up to.

When he past by the bar, he reached over to pluck a bottle from the shelf and an accompanying glass. The bartender saw, but the man knew better than to comment on it. Alek only smiled, a tight-lipped, fleeting thing, before he turned to make his way toward the gang’s base of operation downstairs.

Hopefully it would be something fun this time.




@Jing I’m gonna say that he will need about 30 seconds wind up before teleporting long distances like a mile. Shorter can pretty much be just a few seconds and longer distances obviously need longer wind up. Otherwise yeah your CS is all cool and good, you can put it in the CS tab after you’ve made the adjustments.
@Jing Heya, just want to let you know that the fog/regret event and the Starweaver wake up call are two seperate event. They can certainly happen at the same time, but if this is the case, can you go ahead and add some clarification that they are two seperate events, because it doesn’t read like that to me in your CS.

Next thing is power. We’re just gonna do some adjustments for the sake of balancing. So if you have watched the 2008 Jumper movie, we would prefer a teleportation power like that. Basically, no visually/remotely teleportation. If he wants to teleport, he touches the things/people and takes them with him. Also please make the power works only for tangible things, no intangible or power teleportation. Let’s also set a limit to what he can teleport, so maybe a dude/a dog is easy no big sweat, but a full sized fridge is hard and a car is gonna hurt your back a lot.

Self-teleportation has the same limits. He needs to see the locations he’s going to (postcards, pictures, maps) and it has to be within a reasonable distance. So maybe just teleporting downtown or a couple of city blocks, not breaking a sweat. But do that for a while and you get tired. From cities to cities that are kilometres away, that’s far more tiring and you need to rest up for a while. Anything further than that probably kill you.

We’re not gonna hard enforce hard distances/durations during actual IC gameplay. Just be reasonable and it’s all good. Also the discord link at the front page is fixed.



Yeah, I'm still waiting around for January. Not sure where they ran off to...
Still around. Bit busy this week but hopefully that should ease up soon.
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