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6 yrs ago
Current Boy, you're like a pizza cutter: all edge and no point.
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6 yrs ago
I think I should write a pithy roleplay about how an expenditure of effort does not entitle you to your perception of an equivalent reward. Anyone know someone who'd be interested?
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7 yrs ago
Okay, let's be honest for a second here, if we stop the status bar from being edgy angst land it really doesn't have anything going for it except sheer autism.
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7 yrs ago
Does anyone know where you can get a white trilby embroidered with threatening messages? Asking for a friend.
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7 yrs ago
My genius truly knows no bounds. Only an intellect as glorious as mine can possibly G3T K1D.
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Shio's reaction speed was as impeccable as Kasumi's speed was - while that was bad for the battle, it was something definitely good to know if the two ever travelled together. Kasumi's roll would give her a brief period of grace with which to functionally avoid being blinded, but the aftereffects of the spell would still affect her - and her landing would suffer slightly for it, and she skidded a few feet past her intended destination. Using the change of posture to her advantage and recovering quickly, she sprung forwards in a low roll to avoid the knife. The conserved momentum would be sufficient enough that she'd easily leap six feet towards Shio - and in preparation for Shio casting another spell, she would use her Veil of Mists immediately upon landing, and prepared herself to cast as necessary depending on the situation.

blah blah blah mark 1s moving into sphere of mist etc. etc.
As Shio started her movements, Kasumi vaulted forwards through the mist, rolling in order to cover as much distance as possible in as short a time as possible, and quickly achieved her maximum running speed as she emerged from the mist. Shio's movements would put her, as she carried along through the arc, about ten feet away from the illusory patch of mist (which was about to dissipate), and in a surprising display of agility, Kasumi rolled forwards towards Shio. Just after she begun the leap, putting her approximately seven feet away from Shio, she prepared to use her Veil of Mists in order to trap Shio and herself in the mist. She was highly aware of the entire situation, and ready to react as soon as she saw Shio even begin to make her move as soon as she saw Kasumi.

The roll that Kasumi performed was fairly low and only ever took her a foot and a half above the ground, so her final destination upon hitting the ground would be towards where she was moving along the arc - this would put her in a risky position, but as soon as Shio went to cast a spell or otherwise take an action, Kasumi would be prepared to use a Veil of Mists and Break One's Word to defend herself.

Mythin performed its obligatory moves and then moved again.

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1v1 is basically the only way to really do it when you're new. You don't know how a lot of things work, and the smallest possible situation will let you become acquainted with the moves and what they do, etc. etc.
Due to the Kujaku's rapid acceleration, Kasumi elected to fire another Hazeborn Tears - this time directly at Shio - and followed it up with a Deceptive Bolt, also mimicking Hazeborn Tears. The orbs would be separately spaced in order to maximise the amount of mist that was on the field. The real version would be aimed directly for Shio, while the illusory version would bridge the gap between the two in order to create as large an area of mist as possible. Depending on Shio's movement, Kasumi would react in kind, potentially using the cover offered by the mists in order to become invisible to strike at her. It seemed that the battle would be decided by which trainer was forced to forfeit rather than whose Natrelmon got hit - at the lower levels of experience for Natrelmon, especially those of the Wind-type, there was very little that could be achieved. It was a much more efficient and effective strategy to go for the trainer directly until the Natrelmon got real offensive power.

Mythin would again fire three Mark Is at the Kujaku at various points along its flight path and change its location within the mists - though it was mostly for show, as the two of them knew. The Mythin would move further away from the Kujaku this time, retreating halfway into the cylinder of mist to provide itself with a better vantage point.
I'm not actually denying Payl lmfao

Also Payl Toran level cap is 20 so your Armkfish needs to backdafuqdown or I'll summon a Void Tyrant to kill you.
Given that Kujaku was still not in range to sense Kasumi or Mythin with the psychic aura it possessed, Kasumi rolled briefly forwards through the mist, dodging the Kuji-Kiri beneath her Mythin, and pointed to the far end of the Veil of Mists to direct her Mythin. The Mythin moved simultaneously, swooping down to mimic her roll in order to avoid the projectile. Firmly within the sphere of mist she'd created earlier, and before Kujaku could get close enough to sense her and relay the information to Shio. At this point, the Mythin was only a foot above the ground.

"Again, shift." Kasumi repeated, in the same tone as last time, though with simple flicks of her wrist she indicated new positions for the attacks to coincide with its steeply inclining flight path The spread of Mark Is would be evenly spaced around it to force it to take an awkward angle in order to avoid them, but the attacks were nonetheless easy to avoid. As a follow-up, the Mythin would circle around the edge of the cylinder of mist in order to gain as much distance from Kujaku as possible. At this point, Kasumi was slightly to the left of the centre of the sphere of mist she'd created, roughly 25 feet away from Shio, and she loosed a Deceptive Bolt directly at Shio's midriff that would take the appearance of Glaciate. At this point, it would pose an awkward situation to Shio - as one who was aware of magic, she would not know whether or not to assume the bolt was from a Cryomancer or an Invocation Mage - and that decision could be important in the near future.
denied payl
The advantage that Kasumi had at this point was, unfortunately, tentative at best. The fact that the Kujaku offered Shio a telepathic connection which could locate her Mythin within the mist was troublesome. While she was fine due to her Hydromancy, the focus of the battle was her Mythin, and he did not gain the same protection from Hydromancy as she did. The loose arc that the Kujaku began travelling in was likely not going to be an issue - while its psychic aura was still far away enough from her and the mist, Kasumi lobbed a single Hazeborn Tears directly in front of her so that the sphere of mist created by it would intersect with her Veil of Mists enough to allow someone of her size entry and exit, but be far enough to maximise the area of the mist that she had.

Given the flight path of the Kujaku, as she lobbed the spell forwards, she whispered "Mark II, Mark I." in a tone loud enough for her Mythin to hear, but not so loud as to be able to be heard outside the volume of the mist. The Mythin responded immediately, lobbing two Mark Is directly in line with the Kujaku's flight path, and another just above the others to hit it if it moved upwards to try and avoid them. The Mark II would be positioned within the middle of the three to offer its constant speed boost two them. Kasumi kept a close eye on the Kujaku as well as Shio herself - it was good practice for an assassin to know the location of all of her targets at all possible times, and she she remained ready to react to any strategies that Shio could come up with. It would be an interesting experience for them both to see how the other fought.
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