Hmm. Advanced KH Rp huh. Been kinda inactive here but this is tempting.
What would your stance on something like an android or living doll/mannequin be? Had an idea for that kind of character
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Suzu's eyes peeled open as she heard the door to the room open and shut. She hoped in the back of her head someone was not already causing trouble. It was far to early in the year for anyone to be pulling any stunts. It wasn’t long before she confirmed the entrant, another member of the student council. ”Oh, its you Hideki.” She said idly while shifting into a proper sitting position, her arms folding onto the desk in front of her.
She gave a light sigh at the mention of the entrance ceremony. ”Even I don't know everything they're gonna come up with for these things. They're going to burn the whole place down one of these days.” She gave a shrug of the shoulders. Truth be told she was surprised they didn't burn the place down this time. Though she recalled having a similar thought during the previous years closing ceremony.
When the subject of classes came up she simply gave a light hum, and that was about all she thought of them. Nothing more, nothing less. A class was a class after all, there was only so much one could think about them. ”Did you lose a fight with a razor or something?” She blurted out bluntly as she looked over the boy. The bandage plastered on his brow was impossible not to notice.
She gave a light sigh at the mention of the entrance ceremony. ”Even I don't know everything they're gonna come up with for these things. They're going to burn the whole place down one of these days.” She gave a shrug of the shoulders. Truth be told she was surprised they didn't burn the place down this time. Though she recalled having a similar thought during the previous years closing ceremony.
When the subject of classes came up she simply gave a light hum, and that was about all she thought of them. Nothing more, nothing less. A class was a class after all, there was only so much one could think about them. ”Did you lose a fight with a razor or something?” She blurted out bluntly as she looked over the boy. The bandage plastered on his brow was impossible not to notice.
Persona Q looks neat too. No FeMC or Metis makes her sad though. Also waiting for P4Ultimax, but thats ps3.
You could probably find a ps2 for dirt cheap by now and get p3 and p4 though Crimson Totally almost called you Robin. Brain pls.. Or theres emulation if your computer can handle it.
You could probably find a ps2 for dirt cheap by now and get p3 and p4 though Crimson Totally almost called you Robin. Brain pls.. Or theres emulation if your computer can handle it.
Posted with suzu doing suzu things.
Wow, its already been 2 months since we started
Wow, its already been 2 months since we started
When the microphone was taken from her Suzu took a step back, crossing her arms to her chest as the principal continued on with the entrance ceremony. It seemed to be coming to a surprisingly normal end considering the over the top events that began it, but Suzu already new otherwise. And the ordinarily stoic student council president could not help but grin. The explosion of colors and enthusiastic shouting was just like something out of one of the many manga she read. Still one thing did surprise her. She found herself blinking after the fire works display with the principal no where to be found. She scratched her head looking for any sign of the man but sure enough there was none. With a shrug of the shoulders Suzu proceeded back behind the stages curtain. After all it was still only the morning, there was a whole day left to get through.
Suzu made it to her first class without any hassle, and plenty early at that. She took a corner seat at the back of the class room located adjacent to one of the doors. This was almost always the seat she took just in case someone needed to find her during a class. It was the easiest seat to slip in and out of while avoiding making much of a disturbance actually. Fortunately the language class went by smoothly without any such interruptions. The first day of classes was always hit or miss. It could either be insane and hectic with any number of things going wrong or it could be smooth and calm with everyone simply winding into the return to school life. This year it seemed to be the latter.
When the language class ended with the sound of the lunch bell Suzu lingered for a moment, finishing up a couple of notes while various students filtered out of the class. When she finally stood up and stepped into the hallway the gossiping of a couple of students passing by caught her attention. The student council president set a hand on her hip with a light huff at the rumor, proceeding down the hall to the student councils room. Rumors were always normal in this school, or any school really, and they always turned out to be spawned from something silly when you really took the time to look into them. Still those weird little rumors about paranormal happenings were part of the whole flavor of school life and they usually did little harm.
When Suzu made it to the student council room it was empty as expected. Most of the members liked to mill about in the cafeteria or various club rooms on the first day. Suzu stepped over to a desk and thumbed through a couple stacks of paper before sitting down and stretching out, enjoying the bit of solace and quiet for the moment.
Suzu made it to her first class without any hassle, and plenty early at that. She took a corner seat at the back of the class room located adjacent to one of the doors. This was almost always the seat she took just in case someone needed to find her during a class. It was the easiest seat to slip in and out of while avoiding making much of a disturbance actually. Fortunately the language class went by smoothly without any such interruptions. The first day of classes was always hit or miss. It could either be insane and hectic with any number of things going wrong or it could be smooth and calm with everyone simply winding into the return to school life. This year it seemed to be the latter.
When the language class ended with the sound of the lunch bell Suzu lingered for a moment, finishing up a couple of notes while various students filtered out of the class. When she finally stood up and stepped into the hallway the gossiping of a couple of students passing by caught her attention. The student council president set a hand on her hip with a light huff at the rumor, proceeding down the hall to the student councils room. Rumors were always normal in this school, or any school really, and they always turned out to be spawned from something silly when you really took the time to look into them. Still those weird little rumors about paranormal happenings were part of the whole flavor of school life and they usually did little harm.
When Suzu made it to the student council room it was empty as expected. Most of the members liked to mill about in the cafeteria or various club rooms on the first day. Suzu stepped over to a desk and thumbed through a couple stacks of paper before sitting down and stretching out, enjoying the bit of solace and quiet for the moment.
Made a crappy reply for Ley. But eh, been having trouble thinking of what to post in there.
Lien stared at the other girl for a few moments through the awkwardly long handshake before finally pulling her hand away and glancing to the digits of her fingers. ”Umm, rings get in the way of the wires?” The fox replied quizzically. She really wasn’t sure what this Azalea was going on about at the moment. Still she shrugged and turned her attention back to the subject of getting to that oh so mysterious floating castle
”A tamed nevermore, thats a laugh. If we could tame grimm they wouldn’t be nearly as much of a problem.” The girl gave a bit of a lamenting laugh. If something as simple as a beowolf couldn’t be trained a nevermore sure as hell couldn’t. Even if they could one definitely wouldn’t just be hanging out in the middle of the forest. ”If we could find a nevermore though maybe we could hang on and make it fly towards the castle somehow... my semblance might be able to make it a little more co-operative.” Li spoke with a light hum as she set a finger to her lips, her expression turning to a grimace when she turned back to see the other girl tugging at her cuts. ”Thats gonna get infected like that...” She said with a somewhat awkward smile. Really was this girl that oblivious to basic first aid practices?
Her attention however was suddenly drawn by something much more pressing, causing her ears to shoot up tall and her tail taking a low defensive posture. Just before they entered the little clearing she caught the sound of the snarling beowolves approaching feet but it did little good. The enemies were already upon the pair much too quickly. Lien flipped backward to dodge a few swipes and landed in a crouching position. When the beowolf attacking her reared up for another swipe she quickly sprung up herself, kicking square into its jaw and firing off the dust propulsion in her boot. The impact splattered through the enemies skull sending it raining back in a flurry of blood and bone.
”H'ookay then! Overstayed our welcome, time to go!” Li called to her new partner before firing the grappling claw of her gauntlet straight into the face of an approaching grim, then whipping it off to the side to smash into the ribs of a second and the shoulder of a third before recoiling. Though neither of the three would die, the first would be left dazed for a few moments while the second would earn a few broken ribs and the third a cracked shoulder. Without waiting for her team mates response She darted towards one of the trees and launched herself up to one of the branches with her boots propulsion, then fired her grappling hook at a higher one to pull herself further out of the enemies reach.
She then anchored herself to the thick branch using the climbing spikes in her boots and scanned the ground to located the bunny faunus. When she did she fired off the grappling claw in her direction. ”Grab on!” She called out, hoping to make a hasty exit.
”A tamed nevermore, thats a laugh. If we could tame grimm they wouldn’t be nearly as much of a problem.” The girl gave a bit of a lamenting laugh. If something as simple as a beowolf couldn’t be trained a nevermore sure as hell couldn’t. Even if they could one definitely wouldn’t just be hanging out in the middle of the forest. ”If we could find a nevermore though maybe we could hang on and make it fly towards the castle somehow... my semblance might be able to make it a little more co-operative.” Li spoke with a light hum as she set a finger to her lips, her expression turning to a grimace when she turned back to see the other girl tugging at her cuts. ”Thats gonna get infected like that...” She said with a somewhat awkward smile. Really was this girl that oblivious to basic first aid practices?
Her attention however was suddenly drawn by something much more pressing, causing her ears to shoot up tall and her tail taking a low defensive posture. Just before they entered the little clearing she caught the sound of the snarling beowolves approaching feet but it did little good. The enemies were already upon the pair much too quickly. Lien flipped backward to dodge a few swipes and landed in a crouching position. When the beowolf attacking her reared up for another swipe she quickly sprung up herself, kicking square into its jaw and firing off the dust propulsion in her boot. The impact splattered through the enemies skull sending it raining back in a flurry of blood and bone.
”H'ookay then! Overstayed our welcome, time to go!” Li called to her new partner before firing the grappling claw of her gauntlet straight into the face of an approaching grim, then whipping it off to the side to smash into the ribs of a second and the shoulder of a third before recoiling. Though neither of the three would die, the first would be left dazed for a few moments while the second would earn a few broken ribs and the third a cracked shoulder. Without waiting for her team mates response She darted towards one of the trees and launched herself up to one of the branches with her boots propulsion, then fired her grappling hook at a higher one to pull herself further out of the enemies reach.
She then anchored herself to the thick branch using the climbing spikes in her boots and scanned the ground to located the bunny faunus. When she did she fired off the grappling claw in her direction. ”Grab on!” She called out, hoping to make a hasty exit.
As the detective began to laugh like someone told a positively hilarious joke Suzu could only look to the man like he was down right crazy. Taken aback by it all she could say during the laughing fit was a dull ”Eh...?” Ordinarily she would be rather annoyed by the impudence of someone laughing in her face but it took her much too off guard to fully process. When he finally regained his composure and began to speak the girl sighed, gripping the bridge of her nose between her index finger and thumb. ”Right, unexpected...” She muttered to herself shaking her head. This guy was unbelievable, and he was a previous president? He should have known full well what she said was true then.
When he finally headed out Suzu started towards the stage, waving dismissively as he left. When he was finally gone and she could hear the students filtering in from beyond the stage curtain the girl set her hands on her hips, idly staring up towards the ceiling. ”Was that too dramatic maybe? Maybe I've just got myself too strung out about all this.” Suzu said to herself with another light sigh in the confidence that the backstage had been emptied for the most part.
From behind the stage curtain she could hear the chatter of students gathering towards their respective seats followed by the click of lights turning on, then the sound of music pouring through the room. The principals voice boomed throughout even into the backstage where she stood. Standing just behind the threshold and listening to the speech she could feel her nerves beginning to rise on edge and began to glare even more than she normally did, even if it was not intentional. Finally she heard her name called followed by the sound of applause from the crowd.
The girl took a deep breath to steady herself before stepping out onto the stage. She strode over to the microphone confidently, her shoes echoing through the room with each step. When she arrived she gave the principal a nod before taking the microphone in hand and turning towards the crowd.
”Hello everyone, and welcome to the start of yet another new year. Be it students new or old we are all gathered here in effort to know and reach our own potential. Perhaps your plans are already laid or perhaps you are still searching for your own calling. Perhaps they have been laid out for you or you have chosen your own path. Regardless, we are all here to strive to better ourselves with each passing day.” Suzu spoke firmly and earnestly as she regarded the crowed of fellow students, her voice not booming out quite as loudly as the principal's but holding a solidarity of its own. She gestured out to the crowd as she spoke, then sat a palm against her chest before continueing. ”You may struggle and your path may even change. It may not come easily but we are never alone. So remember this, we are all here to better ourselves and so we must strive to help one another. To those new admittances, remember this as you go forward and carry these beliefs into your following years. And for my returning classmates, do not forget to show this same support to those who have joined us.” The girl paused to take a breath, shutting her eyes and remaining silent for a moment before looking back to the crowd with a smile.
”If any of you ever feel it is needed for whatever reason, do not be afraid to see me personally. Now, we move on towards a new year!” As she concluded Suzu thrust her free arm into the air enthusiastically, her fist balled before she let her arm drop and reset the mic upon its stand. She then turned towards the principal, extending her hand outward respectfully.
When he finally headed out Suzu started towards the stage, waving dismissively as he left. When he was finally gone and she could hear the students filtering in from beyond the stage curtain the girl set her hands on her hips, idly staring up towards the ceiling. ”Was that too dramatic maybe? Maybe I've just got myself too strung out about all this.” Suzu said to herself with another light sigh in the confidence that the backstage had been emptied for the most part.
From behind the stage curtain she could hear the chatter of students gathering towards their respective seats followed by the click of lights turning on, then the sound of music pouring through the room. The principals voice boomed throughout even into the backstage where she stood. Standing just behind the threshold and listening to the speech she could feel her nerves beginning to rise on edge and began to glare even more than she normally did, even if it was not intentional. Finally she heard her name called followed by the sound of applause from the crowd.
The girl took a deep breath to steady herself before stepping out onto the stage. She strode over to the microphone confidently, her shoes echoing through the room with each step. When she arrived she gave the principal a nod before taking the microphone in hand and turning towards the crowd.
”Hello everyone, and welcome to the start of yet another new year. Be it students new or old we are all gathered here in effort to know and reach our own potential. Perhaps your plans are already laid or perhaps you are still searching for your own calling. Perhaps they have been laid out for you or you have chosen your own path. Regardless, we are all here to strive to better ourselves with each passing day.” Suzu spoke firmly and earnestly as she regarded the crowed of fellow students, her voice not booming out quite as loudly as the principal's but holding a solidarity of its own. She gestured out to the crowd as she spoke, then sat a palm against her chest before continueing. ”You may struggle and your path may even change. It may not come easily but we are never alone. So remember this, we are all here to better ourselves and so we must strive to help one another. To those new admittances, remember this as you go forward and carry these beliefs into your following years. And for my returning classmates, do not forget to show this same support to those who have joined us.” The girl paused to take a breath, shutting her eyes and remaining silent for a moment before looking back to the crowd with a smile.
”If any of you ever feel it is needed for whatever reason, do not be afraid to see me personally. Now, we move on towards a new year!” As she concluded Suzu thrust her free arm into the air enthusiastically, her fist balled before she let her arm drop and reset the mic upon its stand. She then turned towards the principal, extending her hand outward respectfully.
You know, punching the 4th wall in the face aside, shes really not ok with automagically figuring out Li's full name. Kinda metagamey and goes against the point that she deliberately doesn't give out her full name because she doesn't like it. Maybe it seems like a little thing, but this annoys her.
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