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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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@Letter Bee Gonna get a character sheet up and see if he fits. Not sure if this full or not but since I'm not seeing it at top, I'm assuming its not.

Gonna get a post out soon. Might be into the night, maybe a little after 12am. But soon dang-it. Soon.

EDIT: Guys... guys, just don't trust anything I say anymore. My words mean nothing lol. Take me for my actions and just ignore anything I type lol. I overestimated my facilities yesterday and forgot I'm not Superman.
Heya guys, I got some pretty high-tier RPs, ontop of IRL stuff that I'm dealing with at the moment. Unfortunately, that means something has to go. I think with the people you have here; this RP is probably the one that'll be least affected by my vanishing. So I'm gonna drop this. In saying that, I wish you all happy RPing.

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. Wednesday, 10:10
Amegakure .


"Wait... so the Jonin was pretending to be a Genin the entire time? and the Genin was pretending to be a Jonin? why?" he asked on the verge of laughter. "That's just one big ol' crapstorm isn't it. I guess you saplings are messed up in the brain. That's not even strategy, its more like a guessing game of who dies first."

The threat of danger had passed, he could feel it which made his hysterical laughing all the more haughty. He replaced Kenma where it belonged, on his back and strode over to rest of Team 3; mostly shooing, Mina, and his insults away. "Shoo, shoo, little sapling. It's as if you knew you'd lose, got a whole medical facility packed away. No hope for the little Leaf Ninjas huh?" He bit back another spurt of laughter, his cheeks puffing while he covered his mouth.

Which made the bowing that would follow later a tad distasteful to Gareki. He never understood that, never really liked it much either. The whole honor-thing. The Leaf shinobi were practically sent running with their tails between their legs and they still had the audacity, yes audacity, to show respect in defeat. Gareki showed them his side, arms folded behind his turnt head, hiding his scowl. "Pathetic," he uttered.

Back at Amegakure, Gareki couldn't shake the displeasure he had in his mouth. Leaf ninja were suppose to be the epitome of strength or damn near close; but really, honestly, they were just for show. Maybe Team 3 was just that powerful but for some reason, he felt a tinge of twistedness about the encounter. It just revealed, he believed, how upside-down the world had become. How struggle had honed and forged him into a stronger, sharper tool.

Outwardly he shrugged and turned his frown into his signature smirk. When Sakana-sensei bounced, Gareki looked in the direction he was heading, tsking and shaking his head. "Welp, you heard, Sensei. Back to Shigeki!" he shouted, fist balled and skyward as he marched towards the restaurant. A deliberate chuckle escaped him as he feign joy in a believable manner. "Guys we should really talk about this whole Chunin Exam situation. You guys don't think I need it right? like I'm obviously stronger than a Chunin. Heck, I'm probably stronger than you two, we should convince, Sensei together."

All the while he moved toward Shigeki, making sure to not be late for their sensei's arrival.
I have a few RPs and some IRL work keeping me busy. So unless anyone specifically wants to interact with Phantasm/Jun, I'll just wait till the GM returns. If ya do want to interact @me so we can get the ball rolling.

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. Wednesday, 9:46
Amegakure Border .


It was always exhilarating when that first hint of combat became certain. Like a sugar rush, it made his heart dance and his palms nice and hot. Then again, perhaps that was Sakana-Sensei's insane jutsu, sometimes Gareki mistook the two. As cool as ever, Sakana took charge and dished out his desires; nice and simple just like Gareki liked it. "On it, Sensei!" He sprinted off to the right, noting the diamond-formation they had chosen. He brandished Kenma, leaving his Starved Arm free at his side, "Raiton: BE CUT DOWN!". A jolt of lightning covered the sharpened slab of metal and its chirping shrieks shredded his ears as he flanked the Leaf team. The drain of chakra was near immediate, might've been a bad idea but his gut was rarely wrong.

Sakana-sensei proved himself a threat, quick and agile he established the flow of battle. The Jonin was quick and not long afterwards, one of the Genin took too attacking, Unagi. Bad move. The show was revealing, the Genin might be really, really inexperienced. If the scroll was important, like his gut was screaming to him; then double-teaming an opponent, even for a second, was incredibly dangerous.

Gareki would capitalize on that best he could. "TRY AND BLOCK THIS, SAPLINGS! he barked, hopefully drawing attention to his attack and giving breath and time for Mura or Sakana to devise some smarty-pants plan. Coming in lower than normal towards the Jonin and scroll-wielding Genin, he showcased his strength by swinging Kenma with one hand. It arced towards the Jonin first but was well capable of reaching the scroll-wielder who was sticking close.

The results was disappointing. The Jonin was quicker than he thought, rather, Gareki overestimated himself... again.

The Jonin kicked his Genin's feet from under him, the two ducking so low that Kenma simply passed overhead. The momentum sent Gareki in a controlled twirl off a meter or two away. "Crapstorm," he hissed. "Sensei, I'm taking scroll-guy here!" he yelled as he launched himself at the two, Kenma being a javelin to split them up.

In a panic, the Genin launched himself away from the Jonin, and Gareki bounced after him with less-than-a-second between the reactionary escape. The sapling skidded to a stop several meters away, eyes always on him. He placed the scroll down, looking for help or backup. "None of that's coming, Little Leaf. You're stuck with me." Gareki scuffed the toe of his shoe on the ground feigning boredom.

He stepped in front of the scroll cautiously. "That's good. I don't think I could handle another one of you goofs. But an idiot who yells out his own strats, yeah, that's easier." From out his too-large sleeves the Leaf Genin pulled a thin-scroll out, unfurled it, and in the same motion summoned a swarm of bees. All of them fitted with a tiny-tiny scarves. He reached into his pouched and pulled out a kunai as well, a deep exhaled following. "Yeah, looks to me liked you picked off the wrong, "sapling"."

Gareki fixed him with a sharp grin; a passion igniting in his chest. "Ahh, I wouldn't say all that. You leaf folk tend to dig your own graves."

The Genin sucked in a deep breath, "We don't have time for this! KATON: FIRE BALL JUTSU" and just like that, Gareki could already see victory. He stuck Kenma into the ground waiting out the considerably weaker ball of fire. When the flames stopped and the buzzing of bees managed to parade around him, he removed the super-heated Kenma and went on the offensive. Kenma was spun overhead, creating an umbrella of deterring heat. Pulling back his starved arm, he smirked, "Suiton: Starved Raindrops," and swung bullets of racing water towards the Genin. A host of bees fell defending him and at least two of the weakened bullets hit the Genin in his chest and shoulder.

He grunted and scowled as more bees converged in front of him. "Okay, maybe you're not all that dumb."

"Digging your own grave." he replied coolly.




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There was an incessant beeping far-off in his oblivion. Somewhere beyond the realm of his pseudo-consciousness. In the place he eventually created for himself, a self-contained, fluctuating bubble of stabilizing Force energy--mostly instinctual than practically constructed, Ahsurah heard Master Fadi atleast twice. Words of encouragement mostly always her calling him 'Su Su', her way of teasing him.

So when she urged him to awaken... he nearly dreaded it. Yet he woke up, slowly and in relative anguish. He could hear voices, muffled whispers as they were off to his left. He groaned and the talk quieted. The man, in a authentic gruff, sent "Dally" to check on him. The young woman, probably about fifteen or so, strode up and shouted back. "Looks like he's up and conscious, Mox. Not the prettiest though."

Ahsurah felt stiff, his left side was steadfast and unmoving. He focused the Force inwardly and sat himself up, "... Well, thank you anyway, insult null and void... a-as it is."

Vision was partial impaired he noticed, that sucked tremendously. He knew instantly that he would have to revise his lightsaber form. "I-I have questions."

Dally, a sweet-faced, russet-skinned human raised her hand. "Not for me. Save your questions for Vale," she told him, standing and striding towards the back. "VALE! YOUR CHARITY CASE IS UP!"

A secretive, short conversation followed. Then another woman strode in. She was darker and taller, her hair was a mess of oiled curls, and her brown-eyes held a gentle mirth. She wiped her hands with a murky rag before extending it towards him; the metal sheen on her left arm shocked him. It was a old model, barely a prosthetic. But he reached out and clasped it. She eyed his arm in mild surprise, "Should be impossible that you have this kind of muscles control... It hasn't been that long and your condition was critical."

"I guess, Dally was right. Jedi are made of tougher stock," the man, Mox, barked from the piloting seat.

Vale, somewhat stone-faced, lowered herself into a crouch. "How ya feeling, Jedi?"

Ahsurah managed to stifle his emotions for the moment. "Good enough, thanks to all of y-you. What happened?"
Gonna get a post out by the end of the day. Might be late night with the release of Cyberpunk 2077 but it will be today.

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. Wednesday, 9:31
Amegakure .


The night before was the best night of his life. He had been surrounded by his friends, recalling stories of his exploits and his time with Team 3. They listened with the moxie of charmed children; laughing and being silent in all the right places. When he was done with his spell, they all strode out and reminisced on the balcony of his shoddy shelter. It was... odd and haunting; listening to them talk about their ordinary lives. The majority of orphans never made the cut to being official shinobi. Usually they just became street trash but a few were lucky enough to become 'ordinary'. This year was their last at the Orphanage and Gareki had the hunch that they were all frightened of their futures. As they well should've been. The world, Amekagure in particular, was unforgiving. It was the ambitious and downright reckless that really made ripples.

Needless to say, he went to bed rather late that night and when he woke, two of the five was still passed out on his floor.

He touched his ashened hair, ruffling strands and bangs from out his face. "Guess I'll let you sleep in..." he muttered to himself.

Even as he strode into Shigeki, his jaunty whistle was still leaving his mouth. He shook his crimson umbrella free of the rain and made a beeline for the rest of the team. A lazy, kinda drowsy "Morning," greeted, Murakami, Unagi, and Sakana.

Gareki ate greedily while filtering out his own chomping to hear Sakana. Mouth full, he glared up with disapproval. He was close to letting the curse-words fly. Standby-duty?! Just who the hell do they think we are? He hated it but through experience and harsh rebuttals, he knew griping about it wouldn't do anything. So he shook his head instead and kept grubbing down.

Then of course came the hammer on the nail. Even as he was falling into the comfortable silence, letting his stomach settle from the meal; Sakana's declaration made him jerk forward. "What!?" he barked, placing his hands firmly on the table. But as usual, Sakana-sensei left little room for argument. Which, typically, wouldn't stop him 'cept a random shinobi burst in with a mission-of-sorts. Frowning, Gareki understood that his chance for talk had passed. Crapstorm, he thought.

He drug himself up, mumbling quietly as they left Shigeki. "Ahh, c'mon, an exam? really? I'm just as strong as Mura and Unagi, I don't need some gloried test wasting my time." He growled in his throat, knowing the futility of it even as he continued. "All I really need is one big exploit. Not some fancy title. Shoot, anything Sakana-sensei can do, I can do. One battle, one situation to make me famous."

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. Wednesday, 9:46
Amegakure Eastern Border .


Throughout the small trek, Gareki had come to the realization that this situation could be his moment. To hell with taking an exam, I'll show my stuff here and now. Prove to Sakana-sensei that on good merits, I don't need no exam. I'm a Chunin without the vest. He felt exhilarated that he had come to the conclusion himself and that it hadn't taken much longer than a few minutes. Now all that remained was the question of how and the hope that a sticky situation would occur.

Not much longer and the four hooded figures had been found. Sakana-sensei leaped into the clearing and Gareki followed, landing two or three feet behind his sensei. There was something about the reality of the situation that had pushed his intent to the backburner. Instinctively, he felt a show of force was necessary. Four ninjas that encountered a lone one might buck-up. Even one more could deter that and Gareki was always ready for a good fight. Even as Unagi tried to talk them down, Gareki's hand was already on the hilt of his cherished: Kenma.

Looking at them, Gareki just got an urge to provoke, to attack really but that wouldn't fly. The ashen-haired teen smirked, "Resting," he laughed brazenly. " C'mon we're not idiots. You know the rules Leaf Ninja. I'd pack up, fast, the big-boss here won't say it again. Time to leave, saplings."
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