As the Larty took off from the arena and relocated to the Forward CP, Echo made sure the clone he had helped earlier was taken care of first. There was an exchange of wounded and supplies here. The trooper knew that he couldn't save everyone, after all this was war and his job as a soldier was to fight. But then again, his job was also to look after his brothers, just as they would him.
"What's your name, buddy?" Echo asked as they moved the clone off the ship. The clone was shot up with bacta as he looked up to answer back.
"CT 1234. You?" He asked. Echo nodded and grabbed the clone's hand and gave it a squeeze.
"CT 2389. 1234 eh? That's a lucky number. Lucky name. You'll be alright. I'll see you back on Kamino. We'll swap stories later." Echo said. With that, he let the clone go and quickly rearmed himself. He hadn't used a lot of ammo in the last fight, he had mostly been running support. However it was always good to be prepared. Echo loaded back into the Larty and went with the rest of his squad.
Between all the wreckage on the ground and ships hitting the dirt, there was a lot of backdraft being kicked up, which meant that when the clones got to the ground it would probably be hard to see. That wasn't going to affect hitting clankers, seeing as how they were everywhere, but it might be bad for walkers and other artillery that are trying to hit the objective.
"This would be a great day to have those butt capes that the ARCs have, am I right? Man I want one of those butt capes." Echo said to his squad as they approached the battlefield. He then decided to actually say something useful.
"Falcon, sir. If we can get a clear visual of those turbo laser emplacements I might be able to send the coordinates to our walkers for some long range precision strikes. It'd be faster, but we might risk danger close. Your call, sir." Echo said to the leader.
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Been rping for a long time now. Mostly been on and off but I'd say I started...oh...what was it, about 12 years ago? First rp was a Pokemon rp that went belly up fairly quick and then I met a group of people in a Legend of Zelda RP that I stayed in for many years, making a lot of good friends (and one or two enemies).
Really I like series themed RPs the most but I have done a few originals too. Both are fun. It's really just what you do with your characters and how well you get along.
I've been wanting to come back for awhile now, and here I am. Getting back in the game yo.
Really I like series themed RPs the most but I have done a few originals too. Both are fun. It's really just what you do with your characters and how well you get along.
I've been wanting to come back for awhile now, and here I am. Getting back in the game yo.
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"His methods were wrong, but it doesn't change the fact that if he hadn't acted none of us might be standing here now." Cale said with shrug to Sayuri's comment. She wasn't from Prox, she didn't know how desperate their people had been driven. He didn't expect her to understand or care.
Iodem didn't react to Isaiah's outburst, though his guards probably wanted him to. After he rushed out of the palace before anyone could stop them, Iodem gave a sigh and a shrug before pulling an envelope from his pocket.
"I wouldn't worry too much about him. The bridge is closed off currently due to these incidents. Without the proper paperwork with my seal of approval, he'll never make it to the next continent. Whether or not you decide to bring him along is your own choice." Iodem said, walking forward and handing the envelope to Cale. Cale blinked in surprise, why was he giving it to him exactly? No one had been declared leader here. Iodem saw the confusion and smiled.
"I desire to trust your people, so I hope you can trust mine." He said. With that, Cale gave a sigh and took the envelope. He didn't want to work for this man, but he didn't deny that he did seem like the honorable sort at heart.
"I would like access to any records you had during the lighthouse incident. That is my price." Cale said. Iodem nodded and returned to his original position.
"All of these requests are acceptable, though I'm afraid I can't offer any upfront compensation, dear Marta." Iodem said, looking to the girl for a moment. "You see we are pouring a great deal of time and money into Colosso. Rest assured, you will be paid after the job is done, but I just need time to find out where the money will be coming from. If there is nothing else, you are all free to go. Go, investigate and then head to Suhalla to seek my scholar." Iodem ordered before moving to his chair at the back of the room and taking a seat.
Cale turned to the rest of the group. He liked Leyya's idea of traveling together, it would get the job done much faster. He wasn't sure about these people though. They all seemed very intense, well except for Marta of course. Then again, he couldn't really talk in that department. Hopefully they would either complete this job quickly or get more comfortable in each other's presence.
"Shall we be going then?" Cale said as he started to leave.
Iodem didn't react to Isaiah's outburst, though his guards probably wanted him to. After he rushed out of the palace before anyone could stop them, Iodem gave a sigh and a shrug before pulling an envelope from his pocket.
"I wouldn't worry too much about him. The bridge is closed off currently due to these incidents. Without the proper paperwork with my seal of approval, he'll never make it to the next continent. Whether or not you decide to bring him along is your own choice." Iodem said, walking forward and handing the envelope to Cale. Cale blinked in surprise, why was he giving it to him exactly? No one had been declared leader here. Iodem saw the confusion and smiled.
"I desire to trust your people, so I hope you can trust mine." He said. With that, Cale gave a sigh and took the envelope. He didn't want to work for this man, but he didn't deny that he did seem like the honorable sort at heart.
"I would like access to any records you had during the lighthouse incident. That is my price." Cale said. Iodem nodded and returned to his original position.
"All of these requests are acceptable, though I'm afraid I can't offer any upfront compensation, dear Marta." Iodem said, looking to the girl for a moment. "You see we are pouring a great deal of time and money into Colosso. Rest assured, you will be paid after the job is done, but I just need time to find out where the money will be coming from. If there is nothing else, you are all free to go. Go, investigate and then head to Suhalla to seek my scholar." Iodem ordered before moving to his chair at the back of the room and taking a seat.
Cale turned to the rest of the group. He liked Leyya's idea of traveling together, it would get the job done much faster. He wasn't sure about these people though. They all seemed very intense, well except for Marta of course. Then again, he couldn't really talk in that department. Hopefully they would either complete this job quickly or get more comfortable in each other's presence.
"Shall we be going then?" Cale said as he started to leave.
"To be honest, I don't know for sure what is causing these disasters be it adepts or something else. My scholars tell me that when Alchemy was released, it caused an upheaval of the powers that govern our world, changing many things. It's how the beastmen of Morgal came to be for example. I've tried to resolve this matter myself, but it seems I need an adept's touch." Iodem said in response to Marta and Isaiah. Iodem gave a sigh and rubbed his eyebrows with his index finger and his thumb as if in contemplative thought before Cale spoke again.
"No offense milord, but it seems kind of odd to me that Tolbi would come to adepts for help when they tried so hard to stop us during the lighthouse incident." Cale said. Iodem looked up at the man and nodded before answering.
"If you recall, we actually requested the help of a certain famous group of adepts in that incident. We're not opposed to seeking outside help when we need it. Only a fool would do otherwise." Iodem corrected.
What Cailan wanted to say in this situation was something along the lines of how a fool would send a group of people to kill the only two people trying to save a dying world, but he held his tongue. Unlike Isaiah, he actually knew when to keep his mouth shut. Still, he didn't like this, working for this man. The subject of the natural disasters interested him though, so if this was a means to an end of finding out what was going on, he was in.
"So to repeat Isaiah's question, what should we do?" Cale aked. Iodem perked up a bit and took his proper stature again as he addressed the group.
"Go south across the bridge and to the woodland region before Suhalla. That was the last known sighting of a wildfire, along with a rockslide. Strange occurrence. Go there, look around and see if there's any signs of psynergy being used. That's the reason I need adepts, I know firsthand that only adepts can detect when psynergy is being used by other adepts. If it's a normal fire, then that's just what it is, but I want to be sure." Iodem clarified before continuing. "Then, go to Suhalla and check in with one of my scholars, Jared with what you find. You will be well compensated for your help. Do we have an agreement?" Iodem asked.
"No offense milord, but it seems kind of odd to me that Tolbi would come to adepts for help when they tried so hard to stop us during the lighthouse incident." Cale said. Iodem looked up at the man and nodded before answering.
"If you recall, we actually requested the help of a certain famous group of adepts in that incident. We're not opposed to seeking outside help when we need it. Only a fool would do otherwise." Iodem corrected.
What Cailan wanted to say in this situation was something along the lines of how a fool would send a group of people to kill the only two people trying to save a dying world, but he held his tongue. Unlike Isaiah, he actually knew when to keep his mouth shut. Still, he didn't like this, working for this man. The subject of the natural disasters interested him though, so if this was a means to an end of finding out what was going on, he was in.
"So to repeat Isaiah's question, what should we do?" Cale aked. Iodem perked up a bit and took his proper stature again as he addressed the group.
"Go south across the bridge and to the woodland region before Suhalla. That was the last known sighting of a wildfire, along with a rockslide. Strange occurrence. Go there, look around and see if there's any signs of psynergy being used. That's the reason I need adepts, I know firsthand that only adepts can detect when psynergy is being used by other adepts. If it's a normal fire, then that's just what it is, but I want to be sure." Iodem clarified before continuing. "Then, go to Suhalla and check in with one of my scholars, Jared with what you find. You will be well compensated for your help. Do we have an agreement?" Iodem asked.
Finals are this week. It shouldn't affect my posting, I'll still try to get posts up once or twice a day but just a heads up.
Half-proxian, so his assumptions from earlier was correct. She wasn't from the village. In that case Cale mildly wondered who her parents were. He put it out of his mind at the moment as he waited for Iodem to speak.
Iodem walked down the line glancing at the adepts, peering back further to see Isaiah after he had moved to the back of the room in a huff. When he reached Marta and one of the guards reprimanded her, he held up his hand for the guard to be at ease before gently extending his hand to the girl, palm up.
"Ah did you? They are quite the delicacy aren't they? They're not actually from Tolbi, however. They're shipped in from islands out in the southeastern part of the ocean. They're a popular snack of Colosso. May I have some?" He asked with a smile. Regardless of her response, Iodem would then turn to the rest of the group.
"Yes, but as to why I've asked you here it's quite simple really. I have a proposition for you, one that is important to Tolbi and Suhalla's safety. Maybe even all of Gondowan." Iodem explained. Cale crossed his arms and took a relaxed pose. He already had an idea of what Iodem was going to ask. He had heard the rumors, and now that the ruler of Tobli was asking for adepts the conclusion seemed logical to him.
"This has to do with the adept raiders doesn't it?" Cale asked. Iodem nodded and gave a sigh as he moved back to the center of the room. One of servants appeared from the side of the room with a parchment, moving forward and handing it to Iodem before going on her way.
"You are correct. You've probably heard the rumors. There's been cases of natural disasters cropping up in all parts of the world recently. Wildfires, earthquakes, blizzards, tornados, you name it. Some in climates that wouldn't even support such a thing. People have been able to avoid them for the most part, but in recent months they've been getting closer to population hubs. We had our first reported death a month ago out in the ocean near Lalivero, only two miles off of port." Iodem explained.
Iodem walked down the line glancing at the adepts, peering back further to see Isaiah after he had moved to the back of the room in a huff. When he reached Marta and one of the guards reprimanded her, he held up his hand for the guard to be at ease before gently extending his hand to the girl, palm up.
"Ah did you? They are quite the delicacy aren't they? They're not actually from Tolbi, however. They're shipped in from islands out in the southeastern part of the ocean. They're a popular snack of Colosso. May I have some?" He asked with a smile. Regardless of her response, Iodem would then turn to the rest of the group.
"Yes, but as to why I've asked you here it's quite simple really. I have a proposition for you, one that is important to Tolbi and Suhalla's safety. Maybe even all of Gondowan." Iodem explained. Cale crossed his arms and took a relaxed pose. He already had an idea of what Iodem was going to ask. He had heard the rumors, and now that the ruler of Tobli was asking for adepts the conclusion seemed logical to him.
"This has to do with the adept raiders doesn't it?" Cale asked. Iodem nodded and gave a sigh as he moved back to the center of the room. One of servants appeared from the side of the room with a parchment, moving forward and handing it to Iodem before going on her way.
"You are correct. You've probably heard the rumors. There's been cases of natural disasters cropping up in all parts of the world recently. Wildfires, earthquakes, blizzards, tornados, you name it. Some in climates that wouldn't even support such a thing. People have been able to avoid them for the most part, but in recent months they've been getting closer to population hubs. We had our first reported death a month ago out in the ocean near Lalivero, only two miles off of port." Iodem explained.
Some of the international names are kind of interesting. In the french version apparently Isaac was named Vlad.
Amalvi said
NadiaI mean, Jenna, never understood why only the names of the girls change from one language to another, Sheba is Sole (which I prefer)
I thought most of the names were different? Like Isaac was Robin, Piers was Picard etc.
Probably Isaac and Sveta with Saturos not far behind.
Also, would anybody really know about Garoh's werewolf issue unless they were told about it? They seemed pretty secretive about it when Felix and company showed up.
Also, would anybody really know about Garoh's werewolf issue unless they were told about it? They seemed pretty secretive about it when Felix and company showed up.
Cale smiled at the exchange. It was nice to finally meet someone that wasn't so glum and serious. It wasn't hard to see how Marta had gotten into trouble back at the bar though. She seemed very trusting, maybe a little too trusting at that. All the same, he took a moment to introduce himself.
"Hello Marta, my name is Cale." He said politely. At that, the guard captain gestured for the group to come on, eager to get this over with himself.
The group would venture through the streets of Tolbi without any other interruption. They were being led by guards to the palace, so clearly they were important people, at least to the average onlooker. When they reached the front gates, they were let in without question yet again.
"I ask that you keep close. The palace is fairly large, it's easy to get lost in." The captain explained.
Once inside, Caie was overcome with a sense of awe. This was nothing like he had ever seen, extravagant furniture and tapestry, large numbers of uniformed people working in tandem to keep the palace upkept. This was an average day to the guard who had led them here but to Cailan this was his first experience with royalty ever. Not even the village leader or elder lived in a home as extravagant as this.
"Whoa." Cale muttered as they were led along.
Eventually the group would arrive at the lord regent's. Surprisingly, it wasn't nearly as extravagant as the rest of the palace. There was a chair, or a throne of some sort at the far end, but it wasn't adorned with gold decorations or anything you'd expect a ruler to have. It seemed Iodem was a bit modest, at least that was the impression he was trying to give. It could be a fascade for all they knew.
The lord himself wasn't sitting in the throne, however, but was instead standing in the center of the chamber ready to greet the group. Iodem was an older man, well into his later years and spotting a head of graying hair but hardly having a withered look. He wore a black cloak with a silver border. He stood strong and proud as the group entered, giving them a nod before addressing them.
"These are the adepts I've heard about then captain?" Iodem asked. The captain nodded and moved aside to present the group.
"Yes milord. I have found them and brought them as requested." He said. Iodem nodded and moved closer to examine these people in his court before speaking again.
"May I ask your names?" He said.
"My name is Cailain Rook sir." Cailan answered simply.
"Hello Marta, my name is Cale." He said politely. At that, the guard captain gestured for the group to come on, eager to get this over with himself.
The group would venture through the streets of Tolbi without any other interruption. They were being led by guards to the palace, so clearly they were important people, at least to the average onlooker. When they reached the front gates, they were let in without question yet again.
"I ask that you keep close. The palace is fairly large, it's easy to get lost in." The captain explained.
Once inside, Caie was overcome with a sense of awe. This was nothing like he had ever seen, extravagant furniture and tapestry, large numbers of uniformed people working in tandem to keep the palace upkept. This was an average day to the guard who had led them here but to Cailan this was his first experience with royalty ever. Not even the village leader or elder lived in a home as extravagant as this.
"Whoa." Cale muttered as they were led along.
Eventually the group would arrive at the lord regent's. Surprisingly, it wasn't nearly as extravagant as the rest of the palace. There was a chair, or a throne of some sort at the far end, but it wasn't adorned with gold decorations or anything you'd expect a ruler to have. It seemed Iodem was a bit modest, at least that was the impression he was trying to give. It could be a fascade for all they knew.
The lord himself wasn't sitting in the throne, however, but was instead standing in the center of the chamber ready to greet the group. Iodem was an older man, well into his later years and spotting a head of graying hair but hardly having a withered look. He wore a black cloak with a silver border. He stood strong and proud as the group entered, giving them a nod before addressing them.
"These are the adepts I've heard about then captain?" Iodem asked. The captain nodded and moved aside to present the group.
"Yes milord. I have found them and brought them as requested." He said. Iodem nodded and moved closer to examine these people in his court before speaking again.
"May I ask your names?" He said.
"My name is Cailain Rook sir." Cailan answered simply.
Nobody is really warm towards each other right now, but as time goes on and characters develop that's when characters, like Isaiah, tend to stop being as dickish.
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