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I gotta get to work.
Let the competition begin!
May the best players and characters win.
depending on the amount of applicants
I have a "My Hero" character I've been working on for a while that I would like to take a crack at playing.
I'm not gonna edit my post, but I do want to apologize. It wasn't loading for me when I was actually writing the post. So I just did what I could. If I had to give a bit more detail. I'd say Robin just enter in from the exit door, which we can say leads to a small garage like area for vehicles. And he is walking towards the couch with the pizza.
Sarutobi Seiichi




The Sarutobi clan was bustling on the morning of Seiichi's graduation and though he would never admit it, he was very excited, nervous even. He'd hardly been able to sleep and the few winks he had gotten in he wasted with extremely early morning training. He couldn't help it. He was going to be a full fledged shinobi of Konohagakure and he would be damned if he couldn't live up to the expectations had of him. 100 push-ups, 100 sit-ups, 100 squats, and a 10km run around the compound. Seiichi had worked up quite the sweat with what should have been a small warm up routine to keep himself limber and at the ready, never wasting a moment that could be used to better himself. In truth, that likely did more harm than good. He'd been told many times, by his father even, that overwork was just as dangerous to the budding ninja as under work.

But he could never heed these warnings. He had to work harder than anybody he could and even then he usually kept himself just roughly above subpar. He was typically an average ninja at best, even if he was skilled in some techniques not typical of the average genin. He seemed tired most of the time. He studied and trained well beyond what he should and gave his body little rest to properly perform at peak efficiency. He worked well with what he had, but he could likely do much better should he give his body the rest it so needed.

He had just finished and taken a moment to sit on his bed when a servant of the clan entered his room. It was about time to get ready, a fact Seiichi knew, though he'd been giving himself some time. He wasn't sure how ready he was to face his mother and father on this big day. He knew who they weren't, and the pressure he felt didn't come from them. Even so, it took little time to dress and prepare himself for what lied ahead. In his heart, he knew he wanted most to impress his father and mother. But the words of pride and joy as of late had become stale to him. It was never good enough, no matter how often they were spoken to him. Even as he came to stand before the man he called father, the woman he called mother, and listened to their praise. He was trapped in his thoughts.

All he could hear were clan elders, lesser members, even those who weren't shinobi. His accomplishments no longer felt as such. They were expected. Any less could potentially be seen as a disappointment. Because of those words he, at times, felt like his parents weren't actually proud. Like they were saying things simply because he was their son.

"Seiichi!" His father spoke up a bit, pulling the young man from his thoughts. "Being nervous on the day of your graduation is natural. But you should relax a bit." He voice returned to a more laid back, rather lax, tone. "You'll be faced with challenges like never before."

"But your father and I have no doubt you'll make a fine shinobi." His mother chimed in.

"Push everything out of your mind." He said simply. "You've worked hard to come to this point. You're ready." Words of encouragement had become his father's forte. It was almost like the man could sense the pressure his son put on himself, even if he hadn't yet worked out how exactly such a thing could be fix. But then, he was sure the jonin his son would be assigned to could more than handle the situation.

"Yes father." Seiichi finally replied when it looked like his parents had finished speaking. He smiled. He couldn't help it, though he wasn't entirely sure he deserved such kind words. And so, without another word, he made his way out of the compound.

Met with the rain that laid before him Seiichi took a deep breath. He had an umbrella in his hand. He wasn't in much of a rush. He wouldn't be late, if he kept at his regular pace. His smile had once again formed his usual scowl and made was on his way. Was this an omen? Rain on the day of this generation of Shinobi's graduation couldn't be a good sign. Although those kinds of things weren't much his forte.




Seiichi arrived at the school relatively quicker than he'd expected. There weren't as many people in the way as was the usual case because of the rain, which made the trip much simpler. He was quiet as he entered, even though there seemed to be a small bit of commotion going on. He closed his umbrella and shook it off quickly as he entered the building. The young shinobi-to-be walked through the hall, opening his mouth only once to speak. "Good morning," he said to nobody in particular as he entered the room fellow classmates had seemed to gather in. He didn't interact much further than that, as was the usual case, moving from the door to take a seat almost immediately.


Took a bit longer, and it could definitely be better, but there we go!
As promised I am getting us started and I thank you for all your patience.
Red Arrow

Friday, July 30th, 2043
4:30pm - 2 Hours and 30 Minutes Before Training.


Red Arrow sighed as he looked down over the streets of the city, Blüdhaven, which he currently called home. Much like Gotham, the city had taken on a feeling of perpetual night whether the sun was in the sky or not. It could have been attributed to the budding high rises or the industrial smoke and fog that had come to cover the skies in the past decade or so. There was a plethora of abandoned warehouses, night clubs, and many other areas that would make the perfect stages for criminal activity. The young man couldn't help but worry. With the forward movement of time came a sort of degradation of what should have been great cities. Blüdhaven, Gotham, even his old home Star City, should have been much cleaner. But, with the decline of heroes, even the most historic of cities had become overrun with the petty lowlifes following in the footsteps of super villains and criminal masterminds of the past.

"Help!" The hero was yanked out of his thoughts. A cry from a victim of a crime in progress. He took a second to focus himself. "Somebody please!" Another shout from the same person. If his estimation was correct it was roughly two blocks away. There was a struggle and he was sure he could make it.

"C.O.R.A., activate Bolt Cycle." He commanded his operating system through a remote transceiver in his mask. "Send it to my coordinates. I'll need it soon." Red Arrow spoke calmly as he jumped off the ledge of the final roof. The mugger had finally managed to yank a bag away from a relatively young woman.

"Stop!" She cried as the young vigilante drew and fired an arrow. The head drove into a side of the nearest building, and utilizing a wire connected to it Red swung down. He landed in a roll before coming to a halt in a crouched position. He drew another arrow and took aim for just a moment before releasing it. About halfway between it and the intended target the head of the arrow burst releasing a bolas. It wrapped around the legs of the perpetrator prompting him to stumble and drop to the ground. That gave Red Arrow the time needed to run over to him.

"What the hell is this? Who the..." Before the mugger could go any further Red knelt down and punched him in the face, knocking him unconscious.

"I'll be taking that." The vigilante spoke, using a modulator to disguise his voice, calmly as he grabbed the purse and quickly returned it to the woman. She began to try and thank her young hero as he began to tie up the petty crook and alerted the authorities.

"Get home safe ma'am." He finally spoke to her as his motorcycle pulled into the alleyway. Without another word Red Arrow pulled the helmet off the hover bike and grin sliding it on over his head. He smiled under the helmet, running his gloved fingers over the sleek body of his bike. With help from John he'd been able to customize it from a basic frame they'd purchased. Retractable wheels, and a "manual" mode, gave it a slight edge over other bikes and hover vehicles currently ruling the streets. Should systems malfunction he could use it as his father and grandfather before him had.

He took a moment to rev the engine before shooting off. He had only gone out to patrol because he knew that he'd had some time to kill before the Bat would arrive at the Titan base. He honestly couldn't wait. Training under John's tutelage had been great and he'd most certainly come far, but with Batman, with the Titans, there was more he could do without fear of hurting his teacher or having to really solely on drones and simulations.



Friday, July 30th, 2043
6:30pm - Thirty Minutes Before Training.


Red Arrows engine could be heard for a brief moment as he pulled into the base via a secret entrance into the underground of an old abandoned arcade in the historic district of Neo-Gotham. He whistled cheerfully as he cut it and pulled his helmet off, setting it to rest on the seat. He was all set to train some more today. He knew a few members of the team lived in the base, which meant they were likely here unless they had taken the time to go out like he had.

Still, he turned to grab a small stack of four pizza boxes off the back of the bike. He chuckled still imagining the look on the face of the pizza guy when he went to pick up the order he'd had C.O.R.A. place. "Hey guys! Anybody here?!" He called out as he walked into the main area of the base. "I brought pizza!" He added gleefully holding the pies up above his head.

@Prince of Seraphs@ProPro@Skwint@Pathfinder
Well I mean... I had to do it sooner or later.
For now, I expect to see the rest of you guys soon.

@Jangel13@Suku@Spanner@Polaris North@TheHangedMan@Guess Who@1Charak2@pkken@Delta44@The Irish Tree

I want to formally apologize to all of you. I've lost my inspiration this time around and I'm honestly not sure where to go. As far as a team goes, you guys are the best I could have asked for in terms of players and loyalty. This is completely on me and I take full blame for letting you all down because you guys deserved a better GM u.u
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