FujiwaraPhoenix

Fate/Eternum — Reboot

Fusang Airport, April 2019

As far as flights went, the one that Waver had been on was only slightly less troublesome than he was used to. Despite flying on a separate flight from his assistant, he had only arrived an hour after she had, and by the time that he had touched down, Grey was already waiting for him, luggage in hand. If there was anything to complain about, it would have to be the mother desperately attempting to keep her child from kicking his seat from behind. One would think that he would have ended up in something better than economy class, but as it turned out, there was only so much money he could afford to throw around.

Even so, he didn't particularly mind the problem; the flight attendants were understanding enough to give him some extras to compensate for his troubles, and the flight had otherwise gone without issue.

Once both teacher and student had reunited at the airport, though, the first order of business was making their way to their place of residence for the forseeable future. Reines had, apparently, handled the problem, which was more than worrisome to Waver, but if worst came to worst, he could handle moving in short order. In a city as advanced as this, such a thing would likely be managed in short order, anyhow.

Leaving the airport by train meant that Grey had ample time to take in the sights of a modern city, which itself was a novel experience in its own right. Seeing so many students filling the streets below as they spent their weekends relaxing caused a slight smile to cross her face, and after a slight few utterances of confirmation to herself, Grey turned towards Waver and spoke.

"Um... Teacher, where exactly are we staying?" she asked, glancing around as the skyscrapers that were indicative of the city's center were slowly growing larger in the distance.

"Reines seems to have set us up with an apartment close to the university that I will be teaching at, which is located close to the center of the city. Luckily, public transit means that we should be able to move around the city as we wish. Once we have finished unpacking, you should feel free to explore on your own; I'll be handling some other matters on my end, anyhow."

As far as that went, though, there was more than just meeting with the head of staff on his mind...

Fate/Eternum — Reboot

@Pyromania99: Seems fine. Accepted.

Fate/Eternum — Reboot

@VitaVitaAR: I, uh... Accepted, I guess?

Yu☆Gi☆Oh!: Outriders

Sakamoto Keita

Name: Sakamoto Keita

Age: 20

Gender: Male

Appearance: Keita is, surprisingly enough, a bit more wiry than one might expect of someone who lives within the Collar. At a modest 5'8", he appears comparatively unassuming compared to most of the others around him. Unkempt, mid-length black hair and a simple t-shirt and cheap jeans (the color and quality of which varies on a day-to-day basis) does not a particularly intimidating figure make, after all, and he is aware of that fact. If anything, what makes him stand out is a worn knapsack that he keeps slung over his shoulder, filled with whatever he thinks he needs for the day. With that said, his Deck is always kept tucked away in a small holster fastened to his belt—a 'souvenir' from helping take out the Doomraisers years ago.

Personality:
Keita is the sort of person to value flexibility and consistency higher than most things; the former because of his own experiences, and the latter because of a lack thereof. He is a steadfast and reliable person when it comes to adversity, and more often than not he ends up being the type to think around a problem rather than punch through it. With that said, though, he is not entirely averse to the standard 'hit it until it stops' approach if necessary; his build usually makes that a bit more difficult than it might be for others, though, so working smarter instead of harder tends to be his approach to anything ranging from odd-jobs to planning raids.

Despite his own patience and honesty (which he himself claims is a fault at times), though, Keita is by no means forgiving. He has a strong personal sense of morality, and given the lack of Security presence in even attempting to curtail the Doomraisers, this often means that once his patience has run out, he will work tirelessly to make sure that debts are paid. In a sense, that, too, can be considered 'reliable'.

History:
Growing up had never been the easiest thing for Keita, especially as far as family was concerned. His father, a former steel mill worker, had passed away from complications as a result of his workplace when Keita was young, forcing him to have to 'grow up' to make ends meet for both himself and his mother. There was little work that the young Keita could reliably take, though; a delivery job here and a scavenging job there could only do so much to keep himself from being a burden. On the upside, though, that time drifting around aimlessly from job to job gave him two things: a reputation as someone 'reliable' and a way to source a few cards to use on the side—a way to defend himself, to entertain himself.

Things changed when the Doomraisers arrived, though, as his reputation soon led to the gang actively harrassing him (and, by extension, his mother) for not taking a side. Neutrality, it seemed, was not an option, and the spite that he held for the gang grew steadily as days passed. There were less jobs for him to take on, if any, and even getting a single meal became a hassle. The breaking point was a single altercation in a string of many between one of the Doomraisers and his mother, during which the former had broken into their house and stolen the last of their savings. At this point, Keita had run out of any sort of patience; they needed to go, or he would go down trying.

Needless to say, though, he hadn't expected things to work as well as they had, and as far as he knew, neither did the rest of the people fed up with the Doomraisers. Given the situation, though, there needed to be a way to fill the power vacuum left by the gang's dissolution; helping start the Bulwark Breakers just happened to be the only reasonable choice left.

Dragon's Wrath

Deck:
Decklist

Monsters: 20
1x Arkbrave Dragon
1x Assault Wyvern
1x Darkstorm Dragon
1x Dazzling Lunar Dragon Selegrea
1x Decoy Dragon
1x Divine Dragon Apocralyph
1x Hieratic Dragon of Gebeb
1x Hieratic Dragon of Nebthet
1x Hieratic Dragon of Tefnuit
1x Hieratic Seal of the Dragon King
1x Alexandrite Dragon
1x Divine Dragon Ragnarok
1x Dragon Core Hexer
1x Hieratic Seal of the Sun Dragon Overlord
1x Hyozanryu
1x Labradorite Dragon
1x Luster Dragon
1x Luster Dragon #2
1x Rabidragon
1x Wattaildragon

Spells: 10
1x A Wingbeat of Giant Dragon
1x Ancient Rules
1x Dragon Ravine
1x Dragon Shield
1x Dragon Shrine
1x Dragon Treasure
1x Hieratic Seal of Supremacy
1x Ruins of the Divine Dragon Lords
1x Swing of Memories
1x Trade-In

Traps: 10
1x Burst Breath
1x Chaos Burst
1x Dragon's Rage
1x Guardragon Cataclysm
1x Hieratic Seal of Banishment
1x Horn of Heaven
1x Painful Escape
1x Photon Current
1x The Deep Grave
1x The Dragon's Bead

Extra Deck:
1x Hieratic Sun Dragon Overlord of Heliopolis
1x Hieratic Seal of the Heavenly Spheres

Turbo Dueling Deck: "You guys have fun with that; I'll just keep tabs on inventory back here."

Yu☆Gi☆Oh!: Outriders

All right, think I'm just about done with the (first iteration of my) form; edited the decklist a bit from last time, but hey, we'll see how this pans out.

Keita

Name: Sakamoto Keita

Age: 20

Gender: Male

Appearance: Keita is, surprisingly enough, a bit more wiry than one might expect of someone who lives within the Collar. At a modest 5'8", he appears comparatively unassuming compared to most of the others around him. Unkempt, mid-length black hair and a simple t-shirt and cheap jeans (the color and quality of which varies on a day-to-day basis) does not a particularly intimidating figure make, after all, and he is aware of that fact. If anything, what makes him stand out is a worn knapsack that he keeps slung over his shoulder, filled with whatever he thinks he needs for the day. With that said, his Deck is always kept tucked away in a small holster fastened to his belt—a 'souvenir' from helping take out the Doomraisers years ago.

Personality:
Keita is the sort of person to value flexibility and consistency higher than most things; the former because of his own experiences, and the latter because of a lack thereof. He is a steadfast and reliable person when it comes to adversity, and more often than not he ends up being the type to think around a problem rather than punch through it. With that said, though, he is not entirely averse to the standard 'hit it until it stops' approach if necessary; his build usually makes that a bit more difficult than it might be for others, though, so working smarter instead of harder tends to be his approach to anything ranging from odd-jobs to planning raids.

Despite his own patience and honesty (which he himself claims is a fault at times), though, Keita is by no means forgiving. He has a strong personal sense of morality, and given the lack of Security presence in even attempting to curtail the Doomraisers, this often means that once his patience has run out, he will work tirelessly to make sure that debts are paid. In a sense, that, too, can be considered 'reliable'.

History:
Growing up had never been the easiest thing for Keita, especially as far as family was concerned. His father, a former steel mill worker, had passed away from complications as a result of his workplace when Keita was young, forcing him to have to 'grow up' to make ends meet for both himself and his mother. There was little work that the young Keita could reliably take, though; a delivery job here and a scavenging job there could only do so much to keep himself from being a burden. On the upside, though, that time drifting around aimlessly from job to job gave him two things: a reputation as someone 'reliable' and a way to source a few cards to use on the side—a way to defend himself, to entertain himself.

Things changed when the Doomraisers arrived, though, as his reputation soon led to the gang actively harrassing him (and, by extension, his mother) for not taking a side. Neutrality, it seemed, was not an option, and the spite that he held for the gang grew steadily as days passed. There were less jobs for him to take on, if any, and even getting a single meal became a hassle. The breaking point was a single altercation in a string of many between one of the Doomraisers and his mother, during which the former had broken into their house and stolen the last of their savings. At this point, Keita had run out of any sort of patience; they needed to go, or he would go down trying.

Needless to say, though, he hadn't expected things to work as well as they had, and as far as he knew, neither did the rest of the people fed up with the Doomraisers. Given the situation, though, there needed to be a way to fill the power vacuum left by the gang's dissolution; helping start the Bulwark Breakers just happened to be the only reasonable choice left.

Dragon's Wrath

Deck:
Decklist

Monsters: 20
1x Arkbrave Dragon
1x Assault Wyvern
1x Darkstorm Dragon
1x Dazzling Lunar Dragon Selegrea
1x Decoy Dragon
1x Divine Dragon Apocralyph
1x Hieratic Dragon of Gebeb
1x Hieratic Dragon of Nebthet
1x Hieratic Dragon of Tefnuit
1x Hieratic Seal of the Dragon King
1x Alexandrite Dragon
1x Divine Dragon Ragnarok
1x Dragon Core Hexer
1x Hieratic Seal of the Sun Dragon Overlord
1x Hyozanryu
1x Labradorite Dragon
1x Luster Dragon
1x Luster Dragon #2
1x Rabidragon
1x Wattaildragon

Spells: 10
1x A Wingbeat of Giant Dragon
1x Ancient Rules
1x Dragon Ravine
1x Dragon Shield
1x Dragon Shrine
1x Dragon Treasure
1x Hieratic Seal of Supremacy
1x Ruins of the Divine Dragon Lords
1x Swing of Memories
1x Trade-In

Traps: 10
1x Burst Breath
1x Chaos Burst
1x Dragon's Rage
1x Guardragon Cataclysm
1x Hieratic Seal of Banishment
1x Horn of Heaven
1x Painful Escape
1x Photon Current
1x The Deep Grave
1x The Dragon's Bead

Extra Deck:
1x Hieratic Sun Dragon Overlord of Heliopolis
1x Hieratic Seal of the Heavenly Spheres

Turbo Dueling Deck: "You guys have fun with that; I'll just keep tabs on inventory back here."

Yu☆Gi☆Oh!: Outriders

I prob will, but a) late and b) want to see what else pops up first.

Fate/Eternum — Reboot

Well, uh.

In any case, it's been a few days. I know some people have been handling irl stuff, so I'm going to put off actually pushing for anything for a few more days, minimum. With that in mind, though, I'd like if people could start discussing pair-ups.

...

Or, well, I would, if we had more Masters.

So. Masters. More Masters would be nice.

For anyone on this site that feels like RPing Yu-Gi-Oh, let's brainstorm something together.

Oh yeah, that mess.

I probably am misremembering it then, because I played it back in high school with a friend or something. We spent so long figuring it out that we just went 'fuck it' and... That's probably the point at which we spent ages grinding for Infernities.

Which would explain why I remembered Infernity instead lol.

For anyone on this site that feels like RPing Yu-Gi-Oh, let's brainstorm something together.

Was Over The Nexus the one where you had to Tag Duel to beat that one Infernity player? Because that mess gave me more than enough trouble, and I can't remember which DS game it was where I had to manage that problem.

For anyone on this site that feels like RPing Yu-Gi-Oh, let's brainstorm something together.

I'll vote for weeb names.

:^)