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@Ryik You still have a move, friend.
See, if you look at the bottom, you've actually still got 1400 LP.

It doesn't matter. No singular card in Elly's deck could do anything of interest in that situation, even if only to stall. She has no Pot of Greeds and it wasn't worth making a post in which nothing really happens to prolong things.
@KOGaming
Elly had to stop and look around her before concluding that, yes, this woman was talking to her. "Are you sure you have the right person?" Elly said as a wicked smile creeped onto her face. "Because I know you didn't just say you had cameras that could see this pitfall as it was being built." Elly folded up her duel disk with another horrific screech and crossed her arms. "That's a pretty messed up thing for campus security to let happen under their watchful eye, wouldn't you say? Why, just letting one of your students fall down here could constitute a lawsuit." Elly's face gradually approached a singularity of smugness. "And the first thing that's said to her when she's rescued is that she's a liar? I wonder what the media would think of this." Elly shakes her head. "If you had cameras, you would have known that I was grabbed when the pitfall swallowed me, but that's not that important." Elly walks back to stand directly in front of the woman. "The phone-call was a result of a misunderstanding of course, but not once did I say I was 'touched'. If you had some sick misinterpretation, that's your problem, not mine."
Elly was diced by the Yosenju and she fell to the ground, getting dirt all over her clothing. Elly picked herself up and drew her last, only to turn silent from a dead draw.

Amazing.

She muttered profanities under her breath. Just her luck, facing the deck that counters hers perhaps more than any other in the world. Not even anti-meta decks are this bad. At least those do poor life-point damage.

Even so, as much as she hated losing, Elly prided herself on never being a sore loser. Elly pressed the button on her duel disk to surrender and all at once the field dissolved.

No, now it was time for proper revenge. Elly walked up to her opponent with a menacing gait. My god, did she hate them, and she was about to show her hatred the way she knew best.

"Good game! Vanity's Cosmos aside, it was pretty fun! Not bad for an excruciatingly whiny abortion like yourself!" She would casually put a hand on their shoulder, leaning on them slightly. "I'd love to duel you again sometime, but I don't think we'll be able to. A promise is a promise my dear. I really don't take rudeness lightly." With a level of self-awareness that invokes Poe's law, she steps away with a cheeky smile and continues. "Now, as much as you might love resembling a pile of human garbage, I'd hate to have you in my presence any longer, so I suggest you lead the way out unless you want to further mar your reputation."

@Menhir
@KOGaming
Also, @Ryik, I'm pretty sure I've never mentioned my man crossdressing. You do know a girl can wear pants, right? Pants are universal. And I still can't post until you've edited so let me know, okay?

I described the NPC I challenged as male. (referring to him as a boy and using male pronouns five times)

You decided that they were female, which establishes that they simply look like a boy. How much they look like a boy is up to your discretion, but to say they don't power-plays Elly's ability to perceive what is right in front of her.

It's been edited.
@manapool1 "Magic" is obviously just a street term for drugs, sexual violence and illicit pancake mix.
Ink
When Ink was led into the courtyard, his eyes were immediately drawn to the tomes and staves in the hands of those before him. In particular, exalt Helia was making his mouth water with a distinct presence, possessing stronger magic than anyone else loitering about. Ink tries to shake off the feeling, walking away to stand off to the side, keeping to himself in spite of his skin crawling. Maybe it was a bad idea after all, being around several mages all the time.

Ink reaches into one of his pouches and pulls out a small piece of candy, popping it into his mouth and biting down sharply. Magic and sugar mix on his palate and he begins to feel more relaxed as exalt Helia stops resembling a gyrating water balloon full of honey.

He looked at the people he would soon be calling his allies. Ink should really make some magical friends, quickly. He had a tendency to be a general nuisance when he didn't get enough magic to satisfy this silly curse of his.

...

Or he could just chill here. He wasn't exactly a social butterfly, and he did just eat after all.

...

Getting kind of hungry again...

Elena
The air in Ylisstol was fresh and alive. It was a lot warmer than her home, but not quite to the point of being hot. Bärenfröst seemed uncomfortable all the same, being led into a crowd of battle-ready strangers. Elena leaned over him, as she would so often do, nuzzling her head into the back of his neck and petting his side to calm him. Of course Bärenfröst would need a little time to adjust. If not to the people themselves, then the different climate making his fur shine brilliantly. As Elena got up and saw the crowd and exalt Helia, she signaled to Bärenfröst to find a spot among the crowd of people before them. The polar bear seemed to tower over everyone, and people moved out of its way as it approached, not wanting to get in the way of such a giant.

Elena dismounted as Bärenfröst sat down. No one she could see appears to have come from a land as cold as her home, and few of the people here employed animals Bärenfröst could play with. Even exalt Helia didn't seem very welcoming, but her personality mattered not. Elena was here to follow in her father's footsteps, just as he'd always wanted.

Bärenfröst yawns and Elena can't help but lose her train of thought completely, turning back to hug and pet him by standing up on the tip of her toes. "Ah~ you're so cute."
@Menhir
I don't think that's really "jumping to conclusions."

In the anime, characters that want to seem dignified have outright ignored damage they take, and considering how painful damage was a plot point at a time, I expect it doesn't actually cause any physical effect that an industrial fan wouldn't.

idk @KOGaming You wanna weigh in on this?

As for your character's appearance and gender, I was going to have Elly acknowledge it, but ended up deciding not to because it's irrelevant for her. She kind of mentioned the cross-dressing by insulting their fashion sense.
So basically you made a whole lot of assumptions and instead of asking questions you just ran with them?
You should be careful, friend. Living like that leads to high blood pressure.

Calling me a friend alongside confrontational speech doesn't sound very cordial to me.

Not remembering correctly what cards do isn't the same as not knowing what cards do. We all have google; I was under the impression I didn't need it, but as I said already, I stopped caring about the reasons why that was an issue after my fever came down. There was really nothing to "run with" when I decided that the race was over. After that we spent two days on stupid shit because I didn't want to make assumptions on what you wanted to do when you made such a big deal over the way I wrote Elly in post-by-post RPing.

I'm making an effort to get along here. I'd appreciate it if you stopped making condescending comments every time we speak.

Declaring materials for a summon doesn't start a chain, it's a cost, thus you can't chain to the summon. Even if it did start a chain, chaining Order to Smash would mean Order to Smash activates first; meaning you wouldn't have materials on the field to make your monster with before chain link 1 (the summon) resolves.

What you want to do instead is summon Anabel, /then/ activate order to smash.

I also realize that Anabel doesn't actually have a cost beyond targeting. I must be getting old since things are slipping me. I said I didn't want to change Solar Legacies upon creation, but for the sake of balance, I'd like that this one either banishes or shuffles things back into the deck. If I were you I'd go with the latter.

Poor wording on my part, but yeah, activating it after Anabel is on the field was my intention. I'll edit it to clarify.

On the topic of nerfs, sure, we can discuss the details through PMs, though I think all of Elly's custom cards might need a bit of tweaking or reworking at this rate.
Elly giggled in spite of herself. "Are you calling yourself weak now?" Elly's couldn't help but laugh to herself, openly mocking her opponent. "Who's crying wolf here? I didn't say a single lie in that call. What, you didn't actually think I was going to fake a crime like that, did you? My, how vain."

Elly waves her hand with a flourish and a trap card activates: Dark Horizon. From within it, a doll head emerges, leveling a piercing gaze at Elly's opponent. Doll Part Blue is special summoned.

"Obviously, the phone call is a misunderstanding. It doesn't matter how it gets resolved, but no matter what, it's going to bring school authorities straight here asap."

Elly put a hand on her cheek with a mischievous expression. "You've damaged school property to create a physical hazard with the intent of trapping other students in a dark hellhole that could collapse at any moment. I hope you have a lawyer, cutie."

As Elly's turn came around, she drew and got straight to work. With the placement of a single card from her extra deck, A life-like doll seems to appear from the shadows, an army of mannequin-like dolls strewn behind it and flinging themselves in its path, as if she were too precious to touch the Earth. A throne materializes dead-center on Elly's field, right where Elly's Doll Part Blue was. As the new doll approaches its throne, it orders Doll Part Blue away, and Doll Part Blue complies. The doll sits on her throne and snaps her fingers, where Elly pulls out a card from her deck, then all at once, it burns to cinders as her hand and Doll Part Blue are swallowed by blackness. "I summon Anabel the Doll Princess! Isn't she cute? And what a generous ruler she is, letting me bring out one of my favorite toys!"

Anabel is soon joined by another monster as the mass of mannequin pieces come together. Elly pulls two more cards from her deck, which are promptly tossed into the grave, joining the mass of mannequin parts before her. Soon, an unholy abomination rises above the rest: Doll Chimera. "Because of her summoning conditions, she always brings along Doll Chimera, and both gain attack for every doll part in the grave."

Elly stops to admire her work for a moment. Maybe things at this school won't be that bad. She looks back at her opponent and instinctively frowns.

"I'll give you one last turn to beat me. Here's your last chance to prove that your dueling ability isn't as bad as your atrocious sense of fashion. Don't forget: This might be your last duel for the next eight years." Elly couldn't help but wear a sadistic smile. "Make it count!"

@Menhir
It's a lot clearer if you play the Yu-Gi-Oh games. If the option isn't disabled to only do so when holding down a certain button, it will prompt you if you want to chain things every god-damned second. During the battle phase, there is a very clear distinction between activating cards in response to an attack being "declared" and activating the card during the damage step. If you don't activate them when the attack is declared thinking you can just activate them during the damage step, then find out they can't be, you're out of luck.

As for the week of absence, I was sick as sin when you originally posted and spent a good two or three days lying in bed only getting up to eat, blow my nose and waste time online finding theme songs intended for other RPs. I didn't want to make posts while dizzy. That's on me.

I won't deny I dreaded playing it out against Vanity's Emptiness, and I forgot Vanity's Emptiness could destroy itself, or that Crush Card Virus exerts field control. I didn't expect Crush Card Virus to be so effective either, (without it, you were 700 points off of lethal) but even with all that, come now. I wasn't that spiteful. I was pissed, absolutely. I expected you to put thought into planning what would happen throughout the duel like a GM whose place you were filling would, only to be told you don't know how the actual deck I was using works and that you basically didn't care if you created an impossible scenario. It even seemed like you were just rubbing it in with the open field because Elly's deck had no way to actually take advantage of it with Vanity's up, but I got over it. Really, I did, with the very first response in our PMs. No, rather, we moved on to how much you hated how I RP.

6 days ago, I asked you if you wanted to collab a post, because it seemed like you didn't want a post-by-post duel despite insisting on it previously. You spent two days not giving me a direct answer. You took such issue, insulting me for not having Elly give these one-sided speeches every post, calling it hard to work with and dull. Despite this, you didn't want the back-and-forth a collab offers. You suggested I change her character, suggesting ideas that frankly, seemed neither more robust nor more interesting. You said I didn't seem to like interaction at all while having your character ignore what she says and does as if the latter half of every post is retconned along with actions taken after negations. (Which was kind of annoying, since you declined taking steps to prevent that too) It was this that, you could say, I got "mad" about, and we went on about it for a while, but ultimately, all of that isn't important.

4 days ago you said I should just go ahead and post, but since I got the message late in the day, I said I would post tomorrow, here, in the OOC tab. My sleep schedule at the time is kind of wonky, so RPguild says it was posted 2 days ago, but I did post it within 24 hours, and we continued to here from there.

I know I'm a huge asshole, and I'm sorry about that, but no, I don't feel silly.
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