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Just your neighbourhood coffee fuelled sociopath

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Gonna borrow the DnD styles definitions of a couple classes. Haven't read the LN either and it's been a while since I've watched the anime so I may need correction on some points.

Guess I'm ready to post though.
I am interested, just have to dive into my library of images to find something suitable.

Edit +3 hours: getting there, just need a pilot pic, name and a final lookover.
I'm interested.


Kuroe stepped through the sky, letting her eyes wander the city below. It was strange that she hadn't come across anyone else patrolling, as if they were all elsewhere. Then something sent a cold shiver up her spine.

"Hey, Listen!"

She flinched and glared at Fid with a frown. The small fairy increased her distance from her partner and held up her hands. Kuroe shook her head.

"Yeah, I got it. And you've been playing that game way too much."

Fid nodded and pointed off to their right.

"Over there, looks like a fight!"

"Yeah, We might as well head over there."

She picked up the pace before throwing herself into a leap and drawing her Marker. Things below looked to be getting tense.

All at once the clouds gathered and piled up before spilling over. As if a limit had been reached a torrent of rain poured forth. All at once it seemed the earth had been split open as a peal of thunder announced the arrival of a bolt of lightening that sounded as it it might split the earth in two.


Clouds gathered above the negari with a brief column of rain. With a crash of overwhelming light and sound a pair of them already stunned by Golden Flower were obliterated by a bolt of lightning that turned them into pieces that steamed in the after math of the rain. Kuroe touched down a second later, jogging a few steps and breathing a little heavily in the aftermath of the spell.

— Orello Village —


The former thief sat silent through the Captains introduction except for a single nod at her own name. She continued to eat after the others started leaving. Her meal, however, was absent of any alcohol. Szeren had seen enough of what drink did to people and wanted no part of it.

At the very least she should participate in some way. It would be a waste of an evening to simply eat and go find a place to sleep. So shortly after leaving the tavern herself, Szeren found herself walking into the hot spring where several other cadets had already arrived.

Seeing the others, she touched her cloak that was laid over her arm with the towel and covered her body in impenetrable shadows before slipping into the water.

— Dragonback —


She adjusted her shoulders to better compensate for the now squirming children and tilted her head at 'Sult'. Salz looked down at her for a minute in thought. It took a few seconds to recall what had meen mentioned about the Sunfield family.

"Oh? Indrau hadn't gone into any detail regarding your sisters knights in his letters. I'd like to hear about them."

She walked another couple of paces, one for every two of the other knights. Then something else came to mind.

"Ah! And of course I'd love to hear more about you. Indrau wrote a great many letters but they seemed to be a little bit... critical."

@AtomicNut
Still around but my partner hasn't posted anywhere in over 2 weeks. thinking of continuing on on my own.

— Fort Orello —


Szeren walked into the fort behind the Princess, still unable to shake the feeling that this duty had been a punishment for missing the departure with the rest of the group. It hadn't felt like a punishment and she had no idea why the other cadets had been singled out either. But the feeling still persisted, even though the delay had been anything but her fault. It was likely that it was simply a matter of convenience.

The fort was about what she had expected for something so remote although the Princess didn't seem to have gotten a good first impression. There wasn't the relief of having finally reached a destination, sleeping on the road did little to bother her as grass and dirt were still an improvement over cold stone cobbles. There was also the fact that it seemed that they were moving along again anyway. Most of the other cadets she knew by sight, if not by name. And the Captain... anyone who attended the academy would know her. Without any new orders she stood just inside the gate to see who might take action first.

"I guess we're moving on again already."
Here we go.

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