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Current "An apology is a promise to do things differently next time, and to keep the promise." - Ging Freecss
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“If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration.” ― Nikola Tesla
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“I think and think for months and years. Ninety-nine times, the conclusion is false. The hundredth time I am right.” – Albert Einstein
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“Yesterday I was clever, so I wanted to change the world. Today I am wise, so I am changing myself.” ― Rumi
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“Stand in the ashes of a trillion dead souls, and asks the ghosts if honor matters. The silence is your answer.” ― Javik
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Are you still interested in starting this up? Cause I'm interested.
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Nagoya Marriott
Nakamura Ward, Nagoya, Japan . . . .


A pleasant voice spoke from out the darkness, rousing Ara from the heaviness of his heart. The guilt of his misguided deeds.

Being snuck up on was a new feeling for him. He first noticed that his eyes widened with shock before narrowing with anger. In the literal blink of an eye, God Fist had been upon the man; even as he continued his introductions and reassurances.

The modish man held all the grace and form of a taut leopard. He was somewhat similar to himself in regards to build, thought Ara. If only he had a bit more mass around his chest, shoulders, and arms. As he continued to speak, as if aptly reading the flow of his unspoken emotions, the man had driven Ara through a series of expressions. Emotions that he had thought was just a mass of guilt was in truth, several different forms of melancholy.

In the moment it had taken him to realize this, Ara had sunk into a sea of resignation. He reigned in the anger of being intruded on and brought to face his failures gingerly. His eyes flickered to the side and his shoulders became loose as the knocking returned to his door. He made himself ignore it and found that the man's opportunity was looking better than seconds ago. Before long he was lost in thought. The stranger had known his secret identity, and he was just someone lap-dog. If that wasn't weird enough, Ara felt that the man was genuine in his--or his employer's--words.

If for no other reason than to see the encounter through to the end, God Fist quickly dressed into his deep-blue suit and headed towards the sliding-door. With a overly-sensitive touch, he slid it open and still managed to fracture the glass face. Inwardly he winced but maintained his cool as he looked over towards Reynard. The highway of wind flushed his tattered black mantle backwards.

“I’ll… fly.” He was obviously wary of the man. There was a edge to red-haired man that made Ara uncomfortable. Once-upon-a-time that could be said for everything in his past but when his powers came into being and transformed him into the mightiest hero around, those fears had been tossed aside. Now though, that malevolent smile, those pointy teeth that he had spotted in mid-talk, they were trudging his fears back to the surface.

Again, God Fist made a show of his might by leaving him with. “If this is a trap,” his fist clenched at his side. “. . . Let’s just say I’m not in the mood today.

Then with a boom of sound and a maelstrom of wind, his room was tossed asunder in a mess and he was racing through the skies of Japan at Mach ten. He was headed back to the United States. He sighed, the well of dark matter energy inside seemed near empty. Of course overtime he’d come to know the limits of his reservoirs. Ara touched his chest, feeling the air from his lungs leave him.

He still had four hours until his strength was depleted completely and he was forced to break the atmosphere and absorb more energy.
I could try this out. I've been looking for a third RP, my others are a bit slow.
We have a nice diversity of feelings on the Nagoya Incident. I was expecting a few people to bare near identical emotions, that would have been a drag.
@Grnmachine I'm interested but I want to see how much attention it gathers.





The guilt was still heavy on his heart. Without knowing how much trouble he was in or just what those persistent suits wanted with him, Ara had locked himself inside his room. For seven days straight, for hours at a time, he had endured the profound knocking on his door. And when keycards were granted to let them in, he made sure it stayed shut with brute strength.

It had become some recurring nightmare that he hoped wouldn’t come back. Unfortunately, in one form or another it always did. It made him cringe and for the first time in over a year, feel fear. It was one mistake, one careless action on his part. He had plucked a pivotal, metal beam from its place and weakened the buildings structure. He had caused the building’s downfall and now he had to be held accountable.

Only thing that kept him shivering in his room was that the law was unknown and scary. It was an entangled mess of do’s and do not’s. As Ara, he had spent most of his life avoiding any situation that was considered “bad for your health”; as God Fist, he realized now he had held a disregard for the consequences of his actions. That was not heroic, that was a failure of the hero code. Of the principles that the Champion's were built on.

Ara pulled the plump body of covers around him even tighter. Like paper it ripped and its insides fell around him. He groaned out of anger and frustration. The feeling of being too strong was a contradiction he didn’t have the tools to fix.

Slowly he looked up and around himself, finally taking in the now of the moment. There was no knocking, the room was pitch black, and the TV was still shattered into plastic pieces and glass shards.

“I suck,” he mourned. “I… I really suck.”

When his earpiece chimed and blinked on the side table-placed beside his cellphone-Ara thought about the careful lie he had told his mom. The woman believed him to be over his friend's house. It wasn’t easy convincing her but he knew she trusted him enough not to dig too deep to uncover the truth. She knew him before he was God Fist, she knew how much of a coward he could be.

Then he fixed his gaze on the earpiece. He walked over and pushed it gently inside to hear The Silver Glove. Tinhead Ned was loose. Ara was thinking that he wouldn't be needed, that he’d only cause more damage in the wake of Nagoya.

“So many people have died cause of me. I don’t think any more needs too, I’m not going.” Ara said, his voice heavy and soft as he turned off his earpiece.
@Buddha I do. All to well. I also know that group posts can take forever.
@Buddha Well that was def smart on your part. -sigh- I'm willing to wait too.
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