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I blame your co-gm.
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I blame your co-gm.
Rinna cocked her head to the side, examining the man who had interrupted her. She had hyperfocused on thepower resonance that she felt within the valley, and it was slowly exposing her to more current information. She could see Elbritas, clear as day, but the only information she was picking up was the shining copper aura of his power. It was pulsing in a constant rhythm, both calming and reassuring.
But she could see him for only a moment before her attention was drawn back to the sword once more. His sword. Even after so many generations, the blade blazed with his power. The bright red aura demanded her attention, flecks of the same intense green as her eyes dancing throughout, challenging her.
"He's still this active, even after all this time? Urufu must have been a frightening man in person. But why did he leave his sword here, and leave the sheath to be handed down in the Kasai bloodline? Did he expect the family to never leave the valley? That seems so shortsighted of him." Rinna muttered to herself, though she was plenty loud enough for Elbritas to hear every word.
"Well, I wonder if I can find out." Before Elbritas could stop her, she laid her free hand on the bared blade, and in that instant, even he could see the aura that emanated from the blade.
But she could see him for only a moment before her attention was drawn back to the sword once more. His sword. Even after so many generations, the blade blazed with his power. The bright red aura demanded her attention, flecks of the same intense green as her eyes dancing throughout, challenging her.
"He's still this active, even after all this time? Urufu must have been a frightening man in person. But why did he leave his sword here, and leave the sheath to be handed down in the Kasai bloodline? Did he expect the family to never leave the valley? That seems so shortsighted of him." Rinna muttered to herself, though she was plenty loud enough for Elbritas to hear every word.
"Well, I wonder if I can find out." Before Elbritas could stop her, she laid her free hand on the bared blade, and in that instant, even he could see the aura that emanated from the blade.
Sorry I've been MIA for a few days, life got busy this weekend.
<Snipped quote by Karo>
Hush your face. He's a nice guy now.
I know better than to blindly believe you.
I make Kano out to be an asshole because he is an asshole.
Rinna turned as the dowel exploded near her head, her abnormally green eyes unfocused and wide open. It was clear she was in some kind of trance, tuned into to something only she recognized. Her hand fell away from the sword, and onto one of the tonfa at her hip. Close observation would reveal that they were vibrating slightly.
The girl cocked her head to one side,and though her eyes were unfocused, Elbritas could tell she was staring right at him. Or through him. Her face was blank, and it was like staring at a porcelain doll. Unsettling would be putting it lightly.
"Where did you get his sword?" Her voice, louder now than before, seemed as harsh as ice.
The girl cocked her head to one side,and though her eyes were unfocused, Elbritas could tell she was staring right at him. Or through him. Her face was blank, and it was like staring at a porcelain doll. Unsettling would be putting it lightly.
"Where did you get his sword?" Her voice, louder now than before, seemed as harsh as ice.
That's more like it. Finally getting back into the swing of things.
After class, Rinna grabbed a cheeseburger from the cafeteria and headed out into the school proper to explore, ponderously silent. Class had gone poorly, and just as she had told the headmaster, she had spent the entire period unable to show the slighest hint of control over her powers. Even worse, her teacher was the asshole she mouthed off to the day before, so she'd had to put up with him crowing about the fall of her family every time she couldn't manage the most simple of tasks.
But that wasn't what was weighing on her mind at the moment. Her thoughts were instead tuned to the cryptic explanation that the headmaster gave for the humming sensation she had felt ever since she had entered the valley the day before. He claimed that though they were long gone, her ancestors' power still dwelled here, and that their energies were resonating with her own. Rationally, it sounded utterly preposterous, but in a mere 24 hours, this place had proven to be anything but rational.
If she focused on the tingling sensation enough, she could detect slight variances within it. Her curiosity piqued, she began following the feeling, walking through the maze of corridors, looking all the world like she actually knew where she was going. She was hopelessly lost, but that didn't matter to her in the slightest. Every step she took made the humming stronger, like it was leading her somewhere, and she was compelled to follow.
Her journey led her to the west wing of the school, where large windows let in plenty of afternoon sun. The hallway was uncomfortably warm, making Rinna glad she had left her motorcycle jacket in the dorm. The humming led her to a door with a nameplate and a fire symbol on it, but she paid no mind to either as she opened the door and entered. There was a desk in front of a large window, but the humming was coming from the display case along the far wall. She crossed to it quickly, her jaw slack with shock as she recognized the chained longsword.
"I never thought I would find you." Her voice was an awed whisper, as one hand touched the empty sheath on the back of her belt, the other hovering a few centimeters from the bared blade, as if it were resting upon glass that was no longer there.
But that wasn't what was weighing on her mind at the moment. Her thoughts were instead tuned to the cryptic explanation that the headmaster gave for the humming sensation she had felt ever since she had entered the valley the day before. He claimed that though they were long gone, her ancestors' power still dwelled here, and that their energies were resonating with her own. Rationally, it sounded utterly preposterous, but in a mere 24 hours, this place had proven to be anything but rational.
If she focused on the tingling sensation enough, she could detect slight variances within it. Her curiosity piqued, she began following the feeling, walking through the maze of corridors, looking all the world like she actually knew where she was going. She was hopelessly lost, but that didn't matter to her in the slightest. Every step she took made the humming stronger, like it was leading her somewhere, and she was compelled to follow.
Her journey led her to the west wing of the school, where large windows let in plenty of afternoon sun. The hallway was uncomfortably warm, making Rinna glad she had left her motorcycle jacket in the dorm. The humming led her to a door with a nameplate and a fire symbol on it, but she paid no mind to either as she opened the door and entered. There was a desk in front of a large window, but the humming was coming from the display case along the far wall. She crossed to it quickly, her jaw slack with shock as she recognized the chained longsword.
"I never thought I would find you." Her voice was an awed whisper, as one hand touched the empty sheath on the back of her belt, the other hovering a few centimeters from the bared blade, as if it were resting upon glass that was no longer there.
@PandaBrady
Rich family? Check
Untalkative but opinionated? Check
Mother walked in on him jacking off doing things in the bathroom? Check.
German? Check check
Needlessly pretty? Check
Subtle reference to puberty? Better believe thats a check.
I leave the verdict of your acceptance to two members of this forum that knew you before.
@Sif @Karo
Tis a nay from me.
@PandaBradyAfter the first ban, you mean?
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