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I've opened art commissions up, anyone who wants relatively cheap art PM me here or on Discord: LeeRoy#8459
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[quote=@Rilla] DID YOU JUST TRY AND CLOTHESLINE ME, YOU LITTLE SHIT [/quote]
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"If you kill a man, you scorn his wife. If you kill his wife, you scorn her child. If you kill her child, you scorn his village. If you kill his village, you scorn the kingdom. If you kill the kingdom you scorn an empire. If you kill an empire, then who is left?"

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@Divinity
You uh.

Don't know what Jai Alai is, do you? I suggest googling it. You threw yourself face first into what's going to happen in my next post.

I'll be home about 4 hours from now. Then I'll have time to post in about an hour from then.


How'm I involved in this?
Magic was far from an unfamiliar subject for the assassin, especially considering his own weapon and immortality. Gesticulation is among the most common casting methods for magic, so common that even gods use it from time to time. Seeing someone remove their hand from their weapon and prepare for an attack in that way was not only obvious, but insulting. Shin watched the motion as it was made, already moving out of the way as her hand began to drop.

The movement was as fluid as water, it had been prepared since the beginning. Shin's angled footing allowed him to jump backwards and pull his extremities towards himself. Leaping off and to the left. The direction of the draw and the speed of the attack wouldn't allow a jump to the right, it would have bisected him otherwise. After leaping, he let his weight drift for a moment over a much longer distance than he would naturally be able to. Shifting the mass of the wires on his body into the negative, reducing his own weight to almost negligible for a moment. When his feet hit the ground he returned the weight to normal and returned to his stance.

Shin had let her get the first move, and instead of physical combat she had gone mystical. That was indicative of how she would fight this battle. A cutting wave was a good start, but if gesticulation was the way she was going to cast. Well. It just wasn't going to work.

It was Shin's turn to go on the offensive, and he had the perfect measure to counter this manner of spellcasting. The end of his staff broadened into an almost paddle like shape. A long fan blade adorned the tip of it, shaped loosely like a leaf that had been stretched out. Deflective weaponry would work nicely. Hmm, if only he had practiced Jai-Alai he might be a spot better at what he's about to do.

There was not much room between them at this point, he had only jumped off to the side. The distance between them had only doubled from the point where she had fired. Shin began to run, maintaining his posture as he ran. Holding the staff behind himself to give the absolute most momentum once he actually began to swing it. If Corban hadn't started moving by the time he got in melee range, he would stop his run and turn on his heel. Spinning the bladed staff behind himself and completing a full bodily rotation. Bringing the flat of the blade towards her, this would put the paddle between himself and anything that she could cast in that period of time.
Hey, stay on for another 30 or so minutes I'll have another post up.
That's what I'm saying.

Even without any OOC knowledge, Shin could put it together that it's a transformative weapon.

A: No sheath visible on her body.
B: Abstract weapon form.
C: Different weapon from before.
D: Previous knowledge of transformative weapons.

I don't honestly see any problem here. In fact I don't understand the question in the first place. Shin was saying that this weapon wasn't the same she was using before, and with no other weapon on her it can be assumed. Shin didn't say that this wasn't her main weapon.
@Divinity
The character sheet that I have, the one you sent to me a while ago, has the one weapon. Just the one. With no sheath for any weapon, two and two can be put together. People don't normally just pull a weapon out of thin air.
@MelonHead
It's like magic, y'know? Once I hit a certain hour I can be productive, but any hour before that I just can't.
It sure seemed like the excuses had stopped working, Fury had started growing impatient. So too did he seem to start figuring things out, the inconsistencies in his lies. Fear and confusion had caused Dunnaman to make mistakes, even the facade of ignorance had seemed to be unmasked. There was a little time for him to respond to the first question, but he came up with nothing to say. Nothing he could say would work as a distraction anymore, it seemed. Maybe totally innocuous conversation would distract him. Of all the things he's tried so far this was the most illogical.

Fury had begun to pace, a sign of irritation and anger. For a moment he had turned away from Dunnaman, he took this opportunity to lower his arms for the first time. That was a relief at least, now he wasn't totally held defenseless. More and more pacing, that oppressive aura ever present between the pair. The movements of Fury's head, the way he walked, he was deep in thought as he moved. Fury turned on his heel once more as he paced, Dunnaman saw his face and the furrows of anger on it. Standing there he gritted his teeth slightly, trying to muster up the courage to speak.

Just looking at Fury made him uncomfortable, and now it was worse. It looked like he was on the breaking point. People on the breaking point were often irra- His thought process paused for a moment. Irrational! The innocuous conversation might work, irrational thought met with irrational thought might be a big enough distraction. Alternatively it might literally blow up in his face, and he still has little in the way of knowledge of what he's capable of.

If it worked, that would be splendid! Save an unknown amount of lives from a lunatic of unknown ability by using his wit. If it doesn't work, he might have to turn tail and run. "Wahl, yah. Thahs plahneht ehs quaht nahs. Sahve fehr the haht ahr. Burnehn mah ahss ehn the sahn, yah fehl?" It sure did seem like he was making no effort to actually leave, maybe that was what he was going for. Maybe he was trying to make Fury believe he had every intention to stay here. For one reason or another, a lot of things were just happening to him.

Dunnaman had suddenly felt a nightmarish combination of emotions once he laid eyes on Fury.
Fury had shown up on this planet because of a battle between Dunnaman and some scouts.

Wait. . .

If Fury showed up because of the scouts, that meant that they were with him. If he couldn't keep Fury from learning about the people back on that planet, he might bring down the full might of whatever empire they serve under. Dunnaman shivered, the hair on his body stood on end again and sparked slightly. Panic made him energize the air around himself for a moment, this was much worse than his own self preservation. They might be able to survive just Fury, but an entire army!?

Oh Gods!
Despite the fact that his opponent had changed their appearance, Shin recognized the equipment well enough to not care about the difference of gender. Though it was a surprise that he had suddenly become a she unannounced. Without knowledge of this ability, Shin was perplexed by what utility an ability like that would have. Behind his mask he actually grimaced a bit at the potential degenerate use of that ability. The expression caused a tinge of pain to run up his right cheek as he flexed the muscles around his mouth where he had no lips. Though he wasn't certain she would hear it, Shin muttered a single word. "Degenerate."

Was it Corban, or was it Corbina? Shin hadn't actually heard the name Crystal thus far, so he thought only of the name Corban. They had questioned him of his place, turning his own question back on it. Though in a totally asinine and pointless way, it may have seemed meaningful to Corban, but to Shin it was just dodging a question. He deemed it worthy of a response, morbid as it may be. "My place is as the last living man, standing on the corpses of all. Including yours."

It was a beautiful day.
The birds were singing.

The flowers were blooming.




A leaf blew across the battlefield though the walls had closed around them, a breeze still passed between the pair. It was nice, made for an excellent setting. The perfect killing field.

Shin extended his right hand and opened his fingers slightly, from the center of his palm extended a staff to a total of eight feet. Strands of wire wrapped around his fingers and up into his sleeve. Though Corban would never see it, the wire wrapped itself around his arms, legs and torso beneath his clothes. After preparations had been made, Shin dropped his staff arm low and shifted his posture. His left leg before his right and leading with his left hand. He swung his right arm behind himself and leveled the staff with the ground. The left hand was extended totally forward with his hand open, leaving his fingers extended but loose. Shin's body was pointed off and to the right, leaving his vital organs away from the potential first swing.

He began moving towards Corban, now wordlessly. They did in fact have an audience to satisfy, a very powerful one at that. Very rarely had he ever let his god down, today would not be another failure. It was a brisk pace that he walked at, maintaining his posture as he stepped forward. Leading his feet sideways at a slight angle, the angle pointing towards but not directly at Corban, this was a good footing for allowing himself to leap forward or away depending on necessity.

But we've been focusing too much on Shin's posture, because Shin's eye is the most important tool in his arsenal. It zoned in on Corban, whose stance was sloppy. Little thought had gone into the placement of her feet or arms. The singular pupil contracted and expanded as it looked in and out of Corban's entirety. Relaxed but prepared, though obviously not prepared enough. That outfit could repel bladed weaponry, so his staff's blunt nature would be more than enough to deal with it. Shin himself never wore armor, didn't need too anymore. Had once considered it, perhaps wear hefty armor to protect against any weapon. Those times had long since passed though, since he was skilled enough to ignore most weapons.

She too was leading with her left, that was probably indicative of left-handedness. Shin was ambidextrious to a degree, but so too was he naturally left handed. However he was leading with his hand, not his weapon. A polearm was a good weapon for distancing, countering it would be difficult but it would be nothing he'd never dealt with before. Recollection showed him that she had more than just the one weapon, though no other significant weapon was on her. Maybe a hidden dagger. Her weapon could change as well, though in a different degree than his own. It wasn't quite so intimate as the relationship he had with his weapon it seemed, the weapon wasn't an extension of her.

A short distance was between them, only around nine or ten feet. Shin did not make the first move, he rarely did. Though as the distance closed, he rotated his left wrist and forearm slightly so his fingers pointed to the right. Corban's left. A subtle preparation for an oncoming attack.
@ImportantNobody
I've had work, but I'm still in on this once it starts going. Obviously that's counterintuitive, since if I joined it would start going. And more people actively roleplaying makes a roleplay more appealing to outside viewers, but you know.
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