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Dungeon Clearer! The Wonderful World of an Adventurer

I need to get Ifrari to pick up his gear, first. If you feel like writing before I put up a response, just mention that, and it'll be fine.

Dungeon Clearer! The Wonderful World of an Adventurer

@Raineh Daze Rex and Ifrari are the only ones to register for the Haesting mission.

On that note, @Derg2 you wanna pitch something in before we move on?

Dungeon Clearer! The Wonderful World of an Adventurer

@Raineh Daze Do we have official leave to prepare for and go do the job now?

MHA: Bot Ten Heroes!

@TruthHurts22@Zelosse As was recently pointed out, mutants should be born with their traits, no? I'll just quote the relevant part.

Naw, Mutants are different in that they're just born to be freaks of nature. Ojiro always had his tail, Koda always had his rock-ish face, Tokoyami always had his Dark Shadow. That's why Aizawa's Erasure can't erase the fact that people have too many arms and such; it's just a part of their body.

Essentially, mutant traits are passed down genetically and such, so things get pretty weird. I'm guessing that any additional abilities will properly manifest at the toddler age, so it's like... tokoyami is born with the bird head, but at the age of 4, he gains Dark Shadow as his 'real' Quirk.

@ERode

MHA: Bot Ten Heroes!

Mm, true enough, and there's often also prejudice against quirks that do "freaky" things (like Himiko's and Shinso's). And quirkless people are probably the worst off.

MHA: Bot Ten Heroes!

I never got the feeling that mutants were discriminated against in canon, though I may have missed something or forgotten about it.

Destiny's Call (Grand Fantasy Roleplay)

@Reia This is just a suggestion so take it how you will, but instead of restricting everyone to PG13 all the time, what if you asked that every applicant post their rating preference alongside their submission? That way, whenever two or more players interact, you just choose what the lowest rating is between those (say PG13) and inform them all to keep a note of it during interactions. I think the RP could then better suit the taste of any potential player; if someone wanted to go in-depth with more serious, mature topics, they could - as long as they weren't collabing with someone who isn't comfortable with it.

MHA: Bot Ten Heroes!

All you flight people...It's curious bc one of my ideas was making a wingless hawk mutant who struggles with not being able to fly despite being a bird-man.

MHA: Bot Ten Heroes!

I'd say it's better to try for diversity.

Dungeon Clearer! The Wonderful World of an Adventurer

Ifrari drew several conclusions from Rex’s replies. One, he was an effort maniac. Two, the Hundi recognized him as his superior, which was fine by Ifrari. Three…He didn’t know how to count. That would have to be remedied at some point, but in the meantime, the dark elf thought keeping an eye on Rex so he didn’t get swindled out of his money was a good idea. If the Hundi even had money. Ifrari was somewhat doubtful.

The dark elf observed as the Hundi followed his directives, pleasantly surprised by the care Rex took. Against his expectations, he didn’t shout that they needed people – which was for the best, though it might have been entertaining to see – but instead looked from group to group, attempting to find any stragglers. He came to the same conclusion as Ifrari; besides Sophie, who was yet undecided, the rest of the adventurers were already grouped and discussing with their own teammates which job to take.

Ifrari nodded at the youth’s report. “Right you are, Rex. Thank you. I didn’t think you could be so attentive,” he admitted. “It was a good idea to try and find solo adventurers. Since we’ve already asked the only one by herself so far, let’s just sign up on our own. If any of the groups take the same mission, we’ll meet up with them later,” he concluded.

That said, Ifrari turned on his heel and headed towards the nearest counter, beckoning Rex to follow him. Once an attendant was free to take their request, Ifrari nodded curtly with a cheerful, “Hello!” Gesturing to himself and Rex, he continued, “We’re here to take care of the disappearances near Haesting. I’m Ifrari, 5 of Coins, and this is Rex, 4 of Swords,” he introduced. “If any other adventurers have taken the request, we’d like to know who, so as to more easily coordinate with them,” he requested politely.

“If we’re the only ones so far, feel free to direct any who sign up later to us – we’ll come back to the hall in an hour or so to check,” he added, wondering if the attendant would bother to do so much. “By the way, do you have a more detailed, local map of Haesting and the route where the disappearances have occurred? It could come in handy.” Ifrari leaned on the counter, focused fully on the guild employee as he waited for what information they could give to him.

@Derg2