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7 yrs ago
Current Lots of guests coming and going in the next few weeks. I apologize in advance if I lag in posting
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7 yrs ago
Traveling for a week, and may not keep up with RPs. Thank you for your patience.
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8 yrs ago
Been busy and scatterbrained this week, and behind on RPs. Please excuse my delay in posting.
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9 yrs ago
Got back from a two-week vacation overseas. Give me some time to catch up with RPs. Thank you for your patience!
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9 yrs ago
I'll be going on a two week vacation starting tomorrow and don't know how often I'll have Internet access. Thank you for your patience. I'll try to be more regular when I get back.

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@Noodles @EnterTheHero

Based on his answer, Handel could only assume that even if Arafael had not exactly fallen for her ruse, she had implanted enough doubt to at least stay his hand. Granted, what she said about Marine ranks and power was not entirely true; though rank and power often correlated, there were obviously exceptions. It could be that Arafael was stronger than her. But as he drew her attention to the docks, she could only comment, "That's...not one of mine...?" Handel left the safety of the doorway and headed to the side of the ship, leaning over the railing, looking at Coyote. Deciding that adding a little chaos in the form of an 'unknown element' might disrupt the good lieutenant's plans, Handel called out to Coyote, "Yo! Welcome to the Brown Isles. You seem lost. I just got here myself. Watching the boat for my crew. They should be back soon, and I'm sure they can tell you whatever you need to know about the island. It's just me and my dog, Scruffy, up here on deck. Say 'hi' to the nice man, Scruffy."
Vivian & Sylvia Altissima
@PaulHaynek @Lmpkio

The sisters blinked in confusion, but Sylvia came to her senses first, "That 'Huwana' is NOT fit for consumption! No wonder the Alchemist Guild banned it! Hell! I'd revoke your apothecary's license if I could! Did you even test it on non-sentient animals first?"

"Now, now, Sylvia," Vivian tried to calm her sister down, "It's okay, none of us was hurt in the end. It was just a bad dream."

"DON'T. TALK. TO. ME. ABOUT. DREAMS!" Sylvia shot back, trying not to consider the existential ramifications of them being part of a communal psychic experience. But then, another concerning detail hit her. What Neil had said. She turned to him suddenly, "Neil! Take off your clothes!"
Din
Level 3 - (22/30) EXP
Location - Peach's Castle: Garden
Word Count: 270

@ProPro

"...alright, I'll just call you 'Courier', then," Din said, smiling weakly up at the taller gentleman, as she took in his words. "My world is not so dangerous, I mean, it's often plagued by evil, but before anything terribly atrocious happens, a hero will push back the darkness. I am not that hero. Linkle, the girl with the green hat and the crossbows, seems to be one of the incarnations of the hero. Zer0, Gaige, I will remember their names."

As Courier 6 pulled out the samples, Din was surprised he had any available, and in such good condition, or as good a condition as can be expected from being in a desert roamer's pocket. Unsure of the sizes of the full-grown versions of these plants, Din placed the samples about a meter apart from each other in a line. Upon casting the Spell of Spring upon the plant fragments, the effects were immediate. The xander root bristle burrowed into the soil and began sprouting, the broc flower petal reformed the entire flower, it's stem implanting into the ground to form the rest of the plant, the fungus dissolved into mycelium before sprouting its cap, the yucca banana peel reformed into a whole fruit as its stem, like the broc flower, planted itself in the ground to reform a miniature banana tree, and the cactus flower did likewise. Din continued to concentrate, allowing some of the larger plants to reach closer to their full size, but stopped to prevent them from encroaching on each others' space. Din examined these plants curiously, having never seen them before. "These are...medicinal?" she asked.
@DracoLunaris

Bowser Jr. is adorable, and your description of Vor is spot on.
@Smike @Letter Bee

I changed the rank to B. But after discussing with Letter Bee in PM's, we 'agreed' that the operational limits as currently stated are reasonable, so I have not made any changes to that. If I am mistaken in my assumptions, please let me know and I will rectify.
Haruishi Mari

Quirk: Born to Run (Thunder Road)


Interacting with: @Light Lord @Naw

Mari nodded as she listened to Kai explain his quirk and as Yasu reaffirmed hers. In response to Kai's admiration of her quirk, Mari simply replied, "Being punctual is about self-discipline and preparedness. A quirk that does not involve speed is no excuse." This statement definitely came out sounding judgmental, as Mari already had her suspicions on why Kai was late in the first place. His statement of admiration only cemented her suspicion that his tardiness stemmed from factors well within his control, causing her to see him as lazy, unserious, or unmotivated.

She turned to listen to Goudo-sensei explain the exercise, giving an audible, 'tch', when he mentioned that each path had a family of three. "Well, looks like I was wrong about there being only one family to rescue," Mari said, explaining her annoyance, "This means that some teams will have an advantage when it comes to searching, and it will be less likely that this is going to be a cooperative exercise between the teams." Finally, she volunteered, "I'll get the maps and ribbons," as she headed over to Goudo to retrieve the team items. When she returned, she addressed Kai, as if she hadn't just given him shade a moment ago for being late, "Mori-san, your quirk might be the most suited to rescuing in this exercise, if and when we encounter the family of dummies. I assume your arms can lift more than normal arms can?"

@Noodles

"I actually don't know where the captain of this ship plans to go next, but why would you need us to take you to Loguetown? Don't you have your own ship and crew?" Handel asked, exasperated. "Look, all I'm saying is: if you trust me and believe that I'm not a defector, you will leave me to carry out my mission, but if you don't trust me, and still wish to see me as a defector, then it doesn't make sense for a fruit user like you to want to be stuck alone in the middle of the sea surrounded by pirates. No marine lieutenant, even if they are a devil-fruit user, can take on a marine commander and six pirates, I guess seven now if the Living Dragon has joined, simultaneously. Technically, that makes a marine commander, a former marine captain, since the Living Dragon had earned the rank of captain before his defection, and six pirates. If you are adamant about capturing these pirates, you should go get your crew and come back to confiscate this boat, or if you are after me, then you can stop all this beating around the bush and just arrest me." Handel didn't know why she was pushing the subject, after all, time was technically on her side, and stalling would work in her favor. Perhaps the fact that her ruse seemed to be falling on deaf ears was irksome, and she was losing patience.
Vivian & Sylvia Altissima
@PaulHaynek @Lmpkio

Vivian and Sylvia looked up in awe at Morgan's transformation as both realized that they had no idea what kind of monster Morgan was. Having gorwn up more or less among humans, the sisters didn't know a great deal of information about other monsters, let alone ancient, supposedly-extinct species. Despite being told to stay put, the liliraune climbed partway up their little foxhole so they could at least peek above ground to get the lay of the land.
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