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Heroes of Beacon - the Next Chapter

Amaranth snapped out of a stupor that felt like it had lasted for months.

God, how could a class ever be that boring... Course, everything always seemed to last longer when the weekend (and her date) was right around the corner. But before anything fun could happen, she had to get through her first mission with her vagabond, slapdash team that was somehow the people she was relying on to get her through this.

Somehow, she felt like she was in excellent hands.

Heroes of Beacon - the Next Chapter

I'm as alive as a sleep deprived aching depressed idiot can be. I'll try to figure out where we're at and post soon.

Heroes of Beacon - the Next Chapter

I know, what gren said isn't even correct. It worked when i used it, somehow, but now I cant figure out how I did it. Pretty sure I'm forgetting to include something else.

@Lucius Cypher

You forgot to include string, for one thing, but I doubt that's what's causing errors. I may post code of me own if I get the time XD

Heroes of Beacon - the Next Chapter

Gotta say, I approve of the use of C++. Good job from me and my programming teacher, though he'd cry at your style XD

Oh, and the "difficult but enjoyable" assignments Ni is referring to are missions that actually require programming expertise. So good luck. XD

Heroes of Beacon - the Next Chapter

IC: Ni Rensa Ryou, Computer Science

"There is an additional point to your first assignment. Depending on how well you do, I'll place you in one of the three circles of desks, and we'll go on from there. Higher ranked students will have harder but more enjoyable assignments, lower students will receive more..." He shuddered barely perceptibly. "Teaching. If I come over to your station at the end of this class block and all you have written is "I am a fish" 400 times on your monitor in Sharpie... Heaven help you."

Ni nodded at the class, then went back behind his own desk and turned his monitor on. He and Haven’s computer science instructor were in the middle of their annual “contest”, and he couldn’t afford to let the other teacher get too far ahead of him. The Key powered up, and what appeared to be a third person shooter popped up in the left half of his screen. The right half, however, was what Ni was focused on, a stream of code running up from the bottom of it.

This was bad. He was farther than Ni wanted him to be.

Fate/Eclipse

Sup, children? Post coming today after I've caught up.

Yay plague.

Anyway, can I pleaaaaaaase have caster? I'm running on one character and zero servants xD

Heroes of Beacon - the Next Chapter

Time flies when you have stomach issues and homework. Have I really been gone for ten days? God. I'm sorry... I see that Lug already got something up for Ni, so... i guess I'll cancel what I had planned.

Anyway.

peace out, I should have legitimate posts up tomorrow.

Fables: After the Ever Afters

Rook snapped awake, coughing at the sudden cloud of dust that formed when he sat up, with some difficulty. Books. All over. ANd he wasn't in his bed... Evidently, he'd pulled a bookshelf over on top of himself the night before.

That meant... Today was a good day to get some fresh air. Too much dust, not enough sun down here in the basement. The Black Thief pulled himself to his feet and dusted himself off, walking up the stairs and out of the bookstore, stepping into the morning sun.

Fate/Eclipse

I have a horrible habit of disappearing for long periods of time. Ugh.

Okay, after you answer Thomas' questionnaire, you can assume a timeskip XD

Fate/Eclipse

Thomas raised his eyebrows slightly, dropping the piece of chalk he had been using into the holder at the bottom of the board. “I do believe that’s a new record for number of latecomers on the first day of class. Syllabus is on your desks, I hope you’ll show up earlier in the future.”

He sighed, turning back to his podium and shifting some papers on it. “But first, since a large part of this class is outside and not taught, I’d like me and your classmates to know at least enough about you to start a conversation. So… I’ve got three questions, and you can assume to have three questions every day in this class before we begin the material. Nothing difficult, I assure you, and nothing graded."

“What’s your name, where are you from, and… Why did you sign up for Occult Studies? Keep your answers appropriate.” Thomas smiled slightly as he continued. “I’m Thomas Joren, I’m from the United States, and… I’m here because I’m qualified to teach this class. Next.”