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Been busy, since I'm doing research for a final project. I need it to be about 10 minutes of video. Where I do the music, editing, voice-overs, all myself.


Tossed aside. Well, he wasn't really invested in the fight. What was the point? After all, it was just bragging rights, right? Muko stumbled about, a rather unmotivated stagger. "Oh, so we're doing magic? I figured fisty cuffs was enough." He raise a hand, black flames curling around his fingers, and vanishing. A block of thick ice sprung forth around his arm, almost like an over-sized gauntlet. In fact, it looked a bit silly. But that oversized block of ice was perfect for blocking swords, or in this particular case, the blade of a scythe.

Scythe struck ice, chipping a few inches in. Something like that scythe, perfect for attacking magic, was rather useless against the ice. Since it was the after result of the magic, and not the magic itself. Thus, in the motion in which the scythe became useless, Muko lunged forward. Black flames swarming around his arm, before a block of ice formed into another large fist. In short, Muko was aiming to give Vega a solid blow with a hand the size of a golden retriever.

To be honest, Muko didn't judge others much. He tried not to for various reasons. Mostly because first impressions were often times wrong. But, Vega was the kind of person you couldn't help but form opinions on. He had been there on the day Vega had been captured by the guild. In particular, he had been asked to stand back, and let others deal with it. And yet, on that day, as he had sat back, and watched, he felt a kind of rivalry with that man. Somebody who did his own thing. Without seeking love. A man who filled his void with his own feelings, instead of words of others. Muko didn't get that, but he wasn't about to let such a difference stand between him, and Vega.

It seemed that a fight was underway.

Muko


Yep! Mission accomplished! A complete success of events that should endear him greatly to his fellow Guild Members. Praise at how he pacified a brawl with a healthy dose of snow and i- "OI, YA DAMN BARNEY RUBBLIN' GIT! HAVEN'T YA GOT THE SLIGHTEST NOTION OF RESPECTIN' OTHA PEEPLE'S SPACES?! WHERE ARE YA BLOODY MANNAS?!"

That brilliant grin went from flashy and smug, to sort of half smile, mouth open and eyes semi drooped in the dumbest kind of face possible. All the joy of making a snowfall vanished, replaced with silence before the depression kicked right in. Head hung, arms flopping forward, and slightly hunched from the weight of it all.
"He's right. That wasn't cool at all. I truly failed to respect the traditions and honors of others. How can I expect to uphold my title if I ruin the lives of everybody around me? I should have thought it through more. I sh-"

So sucked into his own self pity, Muko failed to notice the immediate consequences of his action. Vega's foot crashed into his face, the impact from the strike knocking him back. Cartwheeling through the air in the most obvious mood whiplash ever, he plowed through at least two guild members, and impacted into a bank of snow. Muko unseen, as he was buried deep in cold, wet, slush. "Why should we have fun? We're only going to cause more woes and pain." Muko whined out as the snow melted around him. Soaking him in water till the great dragonslayer looked more like a wet dog, than a hero of any kind.

"Dude, you're bringing the vibe down." Another member whispered to Muko. "Just punch him back before the guild master shows up."
"What's the point?"
"He did kick you in the face."
"Good point." Muko said, a bit more peppy feeling. Maybe punching Vega could fill the whole in his heart. He sat up, eyes narrowed and focus upon the scythe wielding member of the guild. He charged, kicking off the ground and swinging at the distracted Vega. A good right hook should cheer him up.

Muko


It was... Quiet. Peaceful. A rarity in the guild. Mind you, this was because most of the S-Rank members weren't in the guild, and Muko had decided to place himself by the window, book in hand and reading. The book though, really wasn't S+ Rank material. Didn't help that Muko himself had a very limited reading skill. Perks of spending his formative years in the forest. Instead of reading something constructive, or inspiring... He was reading a collection of the funnies. Particularly one about an orange cat that ate all the food in the house.

"It's funny, because he's fat." Muko whispered to himself, smiling as the cat kicked a dog right off a table. Some things are just timeless. And yet, as the Dragon Slayer took in the sun, and the really dated comic, he couldn't help but notice a new sound slowly coming up from the floorboards. Something ruining his quiet. Tossing the comic aside, Muko struggled to roll off the alcove he had been using as a make-shift bed. Landing on all fours, and standing up with a yawn. As he approached the balcony that opened up to the floors below, he could hear and see chaos erupting on the first floor. A fight was breaking out.

"Right... Guess I should be responsible, and stop this." Muko sighed out, brushing a hand through his snow-white hair. But... Why should he? Wasn't like he was the one who started the fighting. if he did stop the fight, it would reduce the odds of the one who did start it getting a punch to the face. And yet... NOW was the perfect time to test his latest spell! Not really a new spell though. More like a sudden desire to leap down and call it something else rather than just his basic Void Dragon Spark.

Muko stepped onto the railing, and looked down upon the slowly expanding chaos. He opened his mouth, and made a terrifying declaration.

VOID

There was a pause as he threw his arms back, knees bending. Violet eyes peered down at the chaos below. A chaos that slowly began to stop, as some of the wiser members began to look up.
DRAGON'S

Panic. Several members were running for the door, already bumping into Vega and nearly knocking him to the floor. Several ran up the stairs, barging their way into the library for safety. Another dived out the window. All while Muko kicked off the banister, soaring into the air.
DROP!


Muko fell like a rock. Black flames erupting around him and sucking the warmth from the room. A near instant flash freeze as inside the Dragon Heart Guild, it began to flurry. Snow falling down, as Muko crashed into the floodboards. They cracked, before freezing into a solid impact zone. Snow fell right after him, smothering the guild members who didn't leave in a thick frozen slush that exploded out through the open door, and scattering the crowd that was still hovering outside.

"There we go... Brawl pacified."
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@Sho Minazuki@Valor@Lmpkio@Rune_Alchemist@Hitman
@Hitman Just in case you missed it, I have a sheet all the way back on page 2.
To settle it, and to back up what Double said, Here is Friez'a 100% Full Power Power Level: 120,000,000. WOW! That is a lot! Gosh, there is no way Goku can beat th-

150,000,000. Goku was at that point, 30,000,000 power points stronger. And these numbers come from the encyclopedia, made by Akira Toriyama. These are the final numbers.
I think the reason some people started weaker is because they felt they'd have chances to grow that didn't revolve around a pre-set upgrade path. If I knew in advance that power-ups would be this regulated, I would have gone right for 800.
@Weird Tales What it does do is create a status quo. Like having certain characters who are just stronger because of their numbers. And that means other characters are always going to be "Weaker" because they don't have better numbers.

Even if Power Levels are bullshit, it doesn't stop the fact that it's frustrating to know character strength growth is capped.
@vancexentan They've been gone for a few days. My guess, problems with school.
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