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I think it'll be useful for when people are confused where everyone is. The map was a good idea, thank you, NacNak.
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Awesome! I will do so! Where do you think Majin Eve is right now on this map? @NacNak
@NacNak You're fine. As plots in RPs thicken, I take more and more time to post. I'll literally sit at my computer for hours, just thinking and writing. That's what my One Piece Roleplay is a lot like. This is a bit more easy-going right now, though, so it's not so bad for me.
Yeah, go for it! After 1Hawkeyes' post, I'm going to skip to the tournament, just so you're aware.
I just posted, I think the ending's pretty funny. XD
I just posted, I think the ending's pretty funny. XD
"But-!? H-How!?!" Roshi questioned the two demons, even he would have had trouble moving such a large boulder. A lot of trouble. Master Roshi went back to a calm composure, as he sat down and sighed. "Kiro, Akita!" He called for them, as he pushed his glasses back up to his face with his finger. "Come here and have a seat." He calmly asked of them.
"Is this the first step in learning the mighty kamehameha wave, Master Roshi?" Kiro asked curiously, as he took a seat on the grass, next to his old master. Excited for what the man had to say.
Once both students were situated, Roshi began to explain. "You see, kids. Fighting is just an expression of your power, you can't expect a newborn baby to cut your grass, now can you!? First he has to grow up, gain the strength to do such feats, and then he'll be expected to do such things. The whole point of our turtle hermit training is to get your flabby bodies into superhuman condition, and once you find yourself at that level, things like the 'kamehameha wave' will become easy for you to copy and master. It may have taken me several decades, but who knows!" Roshi laughed nervously, as he rubbed the back of his head. "Maybe you kids will be able to do something like that in time for the tournament!" Roshi had no doubt that if they kept things up, they'd find themselves well prepared for the tournament. Mastering such a difficult technique at their level of strength, however, he just couldn't see it happening.
"What!? You said if we moved the rock, which we did, you'd teach us some techniques!" Kiro complained, now standing upright, red with anger. To think they spent all this time gaining the strength to move the rock for nothing! 'He's nothing but a dirty liar!' Kiro thought to himself.
"Fine! You wanna learn something kid!?" Roshi angrily shouted, as he shot up. Roshi put up both his hands, as if he were blocking from some invisible opponent. It was dead silent for a moment or two, as it seemed Roshi was preparing for a devastating attack, his eyes fixated on the invisible target in front of him, clearly very concentrated. "Ha!" He exclaimed, as he threw out his right fist, simultaneously pivoting his foot, as he turned into it. Master Roshi went back to his usual relaxed stance, as he pushed his glasses back on his face once more. "That's called a punch." He informed, as if it were alien to everyone but himself. "Tomorrow I'll teach you a kick." He assured them, nodding in agreement to himself, as he continued on the trail. Clearly not too keen on teaching anything past that.
"Is this the first step in learning the mighty kamehameha wave, Master Roshi?" Kiro asked curiously, as he took a seat on the grass, next to his old master. Excited for what the man had to say.
Once both students were situated, Roshi began to explain. "You see, kids. Fighting is just an expression of your power, you can't expect a newborn baby to cut your grass, now can you!? First he has to grow up, gain the strength to do such feats, and then he'll be expected to do such things. The whole point of our turtle hermit training is to get your flabby bodies into superhuman condition, and once you find yourself at that level, things like the 'kamehameha wave' will become easy for you to copy and master. It may have taken me several decades, but who knows!" Roshi laughed nervously, as he rubbed the back of his head. "Maybe you kids will be able to do something like that in time for the tournament!" Roshi had no doubt that if they kept things up, they'd find themselves well prepared for the tournament. Mastering such a difficult technique at their level of strength, however, he just couldn't see it happening.
"What!? You said if we moved the rock, which we did, you'd teach us some techniques!" Kiro complained, now standing upright, red with anger. To think they spent all this time gaining the strength to move the rock for nothing! 'He's nothing but a dirty liar!' Kiro thought to himself.
"Fine! You wanna learn something kid!?" Roshi angrily shouted, as he shot up. Roshi put up both his hands, as if he were blocking from some invisible opponent. It was dead silent for a moment or two, as it seemed Roshi was preparing for a devastating attack, his eyes fixated on the invisible target in front of him, clearly very concentrated. "Ha!" He exclaimed, as he threw out his right fist, simultaneously pivoting his foot, as he turned into it. Master Roshi went back to his usual relaxed stance, as he pushed his glasses back on his face once more. "That's called a punch." He informed, as if it were alien to everyone but himself. "Tomorrow I'll teach you a kick." He assured them, nodding in agreement to himself, as he continued on the trail. Clearly not too keen on teaching anything past that.
@NacNak Sorry, I was at work. I think that Majin Eve will be a great addition to the team, I like that you tried to balance out the character with various faults, that is very much appreciated. I do think her power level, just to start with, should drop down to maybe 150. It doesn't matter that much, though. I just don't want that number to be used against me later on. XD
I don't anyone to be all that much stronger than Master Roshi for the very start, especially that of a hero. And I think I am going to put Master Roshi at about 140 pretty much all throughout the roleplay. Keep in mind that this is really only to start with, as all characters are going to progress quickly as we move forward. Other than that, your character is perfect, and you can go ahead and put her on the character page. X)
I think I'm going to skip to the World Martial Arts Tournament in the post after my next. So you can either wait until then, or go ahead and post something relating to Majin Eve training. Thanks!
I don't anyone to be all that much stronger than Master Roshi for the very start, especially that of a hero. And I think I am going to put Master Roshi at about 140 pretty much all throughout the roleplay. Keep in mind that this is really only to start with, as all characters are going to progress quickly as we move forward. Other than that, your character is perfect, and you can go ahead and put her on the character page. X)
I think I'm going to skip to the World Martial Arts Tournament in the post after my next. So you can either wait until then, or go ahead and post something relating to Majin Eve training. Thanks!
It wouldn't let 1Hawkeyes post, so I copied and pasted what she roleplayed, if anyone was curious about that.
Also, I'm excited to see your character(s), NacNak!
Also, I'm excited to see your character(s), NacNak!
Akita gulped when she saw the bigger rock. She was confident they could move the smaller rock together, but she wasn't so sure about this one. She took her place next to Kiro, nodded, and together they began to push the boulder. It was like pushing a steel wall. Her arms felt like they were giving out and she could hear Kiro grunting beside her. She felt like they were pushing for five minutes and just when she was about to give up, the rock moved forward about an inch. "Kiro!" Akita shouted happily. They were finally going to learn techniques!
Ally knew the two were going to be able to move the smaller rock since they had been training so hard and she was excited to see them working to learn techniques. That was before Master Roshi changed his mind. He said anyone could lift the boulder, and she felt slightly hurt by the comment even though she knew he was just saying that to stop them from moving the rock. In an effort to cheer them on, but not distract the two, she shouted Go Kiro! Go Akita! but on the outside she stayed stone. Then the two began to push. She didn't think they could do it, but the rock finally moved and she jumped up, yelling, "Yes!"
Ally knew the two were going to be able to move the smaller rock since they had been training so hard and she was excited to see them working to learn techniques. That was before Master Roshi changed his mind. He said anyone could lift the boulder, and she felt slightly hurt by the comment even though she knew he was just saying that to stop them from moving the rock. In an effort to cheer them on, but not distract the two, she shouted Go Kiro! Go Akita! but on the outside she stayed stone. Then the two began to push. She didn't think they could do it, but the rock finally moved and she jumped up, yelling, "Yes!"
"Are they going to be in the tournament too?" Kiro questioned curiously, as this was the first time he had ever heard of a school powerful enough to rival that of Master Roshi. He couldn't wait to see how their training fared off against this other school in the end; if they had any chance of beating these guys, however, they had to learn some techniques. It was the only way, in Kiro's mind, at least.
"Well, kids." Master Roshi sat up, as his program finally ended. "Don't stay up too late, things are only going to get tougher tomorrow! So you better get your rest! I know i need mine; it takes quite the beauty sleep to keep up these good looks." The master explained, as he headed upstairs for a good night's sleep.
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(some unspecified amount of time later...)
Once again, the four were now doing their usual routine of taking the trail back to the house after a another long day of training.
"Master Roshi! Wait!" Kiro called for him, as the three pupils had all stopped in their tracks, as Roshi continued on.
"Huh?" He murmured, as he turned his head back to see what was going on, hesitantly stopping.
"Come on, Akita." Kiro gave her a small nod before racing over to the giant boulder Ally had moved way back. "If we can move this, you'll teach us some techniques, right?" Kiro tried to reassure their deal.
Master Roshi simply nodded, as Kiro responded by giving a hard push on the rock, using every ounce of strength he had.
Beads of sweat ran down Master Roshi's face, as it seemed like the two were going to try to move it together! 'They might actually pull it off...' Master Roshi nervously thought, knowing he had to act quickly. "What are you nincompoops doing!? Anyone could move that rock!" He pointed to a boulder right behind the one they were trying to move, this one being over twice as large. "That's the boulder I was talking about! Yeah! Now that'll take some strength!" He laughed, knowing it was almost impossible for either of the kids.
Kiro stopped pushing, just as it was starting to move, as he began to scratch his head. "Okay, I guess. We can handle it!" He assured Roshi, as he ran over to the new challenge. They hadn't tried anything this big before, but Akita and Kiro had both been practicing, and he was determined to complete this task, and finally learn some techniques. He pressed his hands against the boulder, waiting for Akita, it'd be better, with something this big, if they used all their strength simultaneously.
Roshi nervously stood there, attempting to look as calm and collected as possible.
"Well, kids." Master Roshi sat up, as his program finally ended. "Don't stay up too late, things are only going to get tougher tomorrow! So you better get your rest! I know i need mine; it takes quite the beauty sleep to keep up these good looks." The master explained, as he headed upstairs for a good night's sleep.
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(some unspecified amount of time later...)
Once again, the four were now doing their usual routine of taking the trail back to the house after a another long day of training.
"Master Roshi! Wait!" Kiro called for him, as the three pupils had all stopped in their tracks, as Roshi continued on.
"Huh?" He murmured, as he turned his head back to see what was going on, hesitantly stopping.
"Come on, Akita." Kiro gave her a small nod before racing over to the giant boulder Ally had moved way back. "If we can move this, you'll teach us some techniques, right?" Kiro tried to reassure their deal.
Master Roshi simply nodded, as Kiro responded by giving a hard push on the rock, using every ounce of strength he had.
Beads of sweat ran down Master Roshi's face, as it seemed like the two were going to try to move it together! 'They might actually pull it off...' Master Roshi nervously thought, knowing he had to act quickly. "What are you nincompoops doing!? Anyone could move that rock!" He pointed to a boulder right behind the one they were trying to move, this one being over twice as large. "That's the boulder I was talking about! Yeah! Now that'll take some strength!" He laughed, knowing it was almost impossible for either of the kids.
Kiro stopped pushing, just as it was starting to move, as he began to scratch his head. "Okay, I guess. We can handle it!" He assured Roshi, as he ran over to the new challenge. They hadn't tried anything this big before, but Akita and Kiro had both been practicing, and he was determined to complete this task, and finally learn some techniques. He pressed his hands against the boulder, waiting for Akita, it'd be better, with something this big, if they used all their strength simultaneously.
Roshi nervously stood there, attempting to look as calm and collected as possible.
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