Constantine

Oakenheim (Modern Supernatural RP)

I shall wait for another post before posting myself. We want to avoid a speed posting situation after all.

*Nods in agreement with self*

Fire Emblem - The Crisis of Akaneia

“You heard that huh? Well, I guess I wasn’t really trying to hide it. And no, I won’t tell you who he is. Don’t get mad, it’s not a trust thing. Rather, it’s about knowing too much,” Silk said as she looked toward Matthew, a weak smile underlining the truth of her words. She knew that a keen mind like Matthew’s would not be satisfied with such an answer, that he would want to know more. She moved away from the window, no longer comfortable with her back to it. She threw herself down into a chair and started to rummage through her bag. It was a stalling tactic and she knew it. She sighed. Maybe not the whole story then, but a little, she owed Matthew that much at least.

“He’s…a problem solver, I suppose you could say,” Silk finally decided on saying, leaning back into the chair so that she was left looking up at the ceiling. She narrowed her eyes in bitter memory. “I’ve met him once, I regret every second of it. To say that he is a monster would be an understatement. He’s a vile, despicable man who takes no end of pleasure in toying with human lives. He’s the kind of person who monsters have nightmares about,” she paused for a second before continuing.

“I won’t tell you any more than that because you’re the kind of man who would stop at nothing to help a girl out, right? Well, I don’t want you to. If it turns out to be him then I won’t hesitate to cut all ties with you in a heartbeat. I don’t need any more deaths on my conscience.” And that was all that Silk was prepared to say on the matter. At least for tonight. Leaving the bed for its owner she made herself comfortable under the window, staring up at the ceiling until she fell asleep, her mind consumed by unpleasant memories of several years previous.

Kill La Kill - Is Your Ambition Strong Enough!?

We can work around their absence in the short term so I'm fine with that~

Fate/Eclipse

Oh, you know, studying for exams while waiting for posts. The usual~

Oakenheim (Modern Supernatural RP)

*Sits in the corner pouting*

Fire Emblem - The Crisis of Akaneia

That's why I haven't posted anything yet since it might cause a problem, I'd rather not inconvenience you guys~

Kill La Kill - Is Your Ambition Strong Enough!?

I wouldn't really call the teachers all that important as in Kill La Kill the focus is on the students but if you mean important to your character (and Mike's) go ahead and do so. I'm assuming you two are going to be in the same room as he's following you.

@vancexentan

I hope so, or he's going to be in for a shock. Tardiness is punishable by expulsion on certain days after all~

*Smiles cheerfully*

No no, I meant I like controlling small fry npc's who have no major plot function. Kisuke will probably serve a specific character function later on, depending on how the main plot goes.

Fire Emblem - The Crisis of Akaneia

Since my character has been running around a lot she would, realistically speaking, be a bit tired by now. If it doesn't interfere too much I could use a slight time skip, hours rather than days/weeks of course. If not I can find a way around it no worries.

In terms of the job board are there any kinds of quests/jobs that Jiro would naturally lean towards? It would be best if the job is something that both Silk and Jiro would naturally go after.

Kill La Kill - Is Your Ambition Strong Enough!?

I wouldn't mind doing that, I like controlling non major plot npcs~

Kill La Kill - Is Your Ambition Strong Enough!?

Jäger gracefully side stepped just as Kageta reached her, just in case of another collision. She looked at him quizzically for a moment before smiling. “Kageta!? I wondered where you had gone, you keep disappearing on us. I was getting worried that something had happened to you,” Jäger said as she motioned with a tilt of the head for Kageta to follow her. His suggestion that the two of them must be in the same group because of the unofficial meeting that they had been caught up in was a simple one that she had not considered. “Sure, I don’t mind. At least you’re not as unsociable as that brain dead oaf,” she said as she headed toward the room that she had been assigned too.

“As to what that was about I have no idea. Recruiting for a club maybe? Could have been some kind of random security thing I suppose. Who knows in this place. As to the guy himself I’d like to say that he weirded me out but to be honest he kind of reminded me of someone that I used to know. A lot, actually,” she said solemnly as the two of them approached the classroom. Outside the door was a one-star hall monitor, however he didn't give them any trouble other than a mean eyed glare. Jäger guessed that the reason for their lateness was already known to him. She wondered if the one-star Kisuke, a hall monitor himself had arranged it as such.

Jäger entered into a mainly empty room, save for one or two no-star students already in their seats and a unenthusiastic looking teacher who barely even glanced her way. Never the less she walked over to him and bowed politely, showing him one of her best smiles. “I'm sorry for my lateness, it won’t happen again. My name is Charlotte Jäger Neumann, it’s a pleasure to meet you sir,” she said in a warm tone that matched her warm expression. Both of which seemed to take the teacher a little off guard. Clearly he was not used to such courteousness for his students. In fact he looked a little confused.

“Me?” he said as if not understanding the situation. Momentarily confused Jäger returned his confused expression. He stared at her for a moment before simply sighing. “Anyway, don’t make yourselves comfortable, once the rest of you slackers get here we will be heading to the assembly area.” He didn't bother getting up as he spoke, nor did he bother introducing himself afterwards. Not even as an afterthought. Both of these things annoyed Jäger far more than they should have. Her brow twitched in annoyance. “Thank you sir,” she said very politely.