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Tales from Frontier Village: A Rune Factory Roleplay {Always Recuriting/Accepting}

"Annnd..." the girl gave one strong, final pull on the rope she was holding. It made her fall flat on the ground, but it also caused the large outside roof, made out of tissue, from her caravan to raise in the air and finally come to cover the counter she had brought out earlier. On the side of her caravan she had a compartment that opened where she could display some goods outside, which also closed and could be locked if she left. Most of her wares, however, were inside the caravan. "...there you go! Done!"

Hina stood back up, clapping her hands together to remove the dust and dirt from her fall, then put both fists on her hips in a proud manner, looking at her now set-up caravan-shop-home. "Haha! Now all that's left is customers!" Turning around, Hina found the part of town where she had set up be unusually empty. It was a trading town before anything else, after all, and the Trade Festival had been delayed. That's right! Delayed and not cancelled. Which meant...

A few moments later, after safely locking up all of her wares and belongings, Hina almost kicked open the doors of the Inn saying; "Hello, locals! I'll take..." raising a hand in the air to announce what her order will be, Hina missed the step and fell flat on the wooden floor, her hand still raised above her head...but! in a flash she was back on her feet, laughing nervously while scratching the back of her head. Finally, she sat at a table. "I'll take one Ale, please!"

The Merchant put down a rather big looking bag for her size, and out from it she got all the equipment necessary to write letters. A delayed Trade Festival only meant more opportunities.

Neo Sorairo

@Mr Nim

As ever, Mila had compiled all of the mission into a detailed report - and by all it was all. Her reports had a very bad tendency to be over crowded with useless details or descriptions, being that Mila was able, or rather had no choice, to store all of the information within her memory. To the cyborg, it took a conscious effort to filter only the useful information from everything else, but most of the time a lot went through the net. Knowing this, she had to come up with ways to Mila-proof her reports. One such way was asking another to go through it before she'd send it to the Lieutenant. Speaking of which, Mila knew for a fact that Kuni, her roommate, would be heading here pretty soon.

Their room was small, but clean. At the very least Mila's part was for sure, but then again she did not need a lot of space and/or material belongings. When Kuni would finally enter the room, Mila would be...standing straight in the middle of the room, staring at the door.

"Oh. Here you are, Kuni." Mila had most likely been standing in such a way for several minutes. Chances were her roommate was now 'used' to Mila's antics...or so the cyborg thought. Justified or not, Mila felt as if Kuni judged her awkwardness a bit less than others. It might have been because of her interest towards technology. Mila did notice Kuni was close to her Linker's drone in some way.

"Kuni, I have need of your assistance." Saying this, Mila started to move towards their common working desk. On the press of a button, a holographic screen opened up. Mila pressed her hand against the control panel, and the text report she had written within herself appeared on the screen for others to read. "Could you go through my report and filter the information that are pertinent to our superiors?" Then, turning to her friend, Mila took a surprised expression. "Oh. I forgot again; Hello, Kuni. How are you? I meant to ask you only if you had the time and were willing to, of course. I am not your superior, after all."

Tilting her head to the side; "After which, we could engage in socialization?"

Tales from Frontier Village: A Rune Factory Roleplay {Always Recuriting/Accepting}

Shibata, Hina

21

Race: Human

Occupation: General Store Merchant

Skills

Merchandising : For all her antics, Hina can become extremely serious when it's time to bargain prices.
Economy : Furthermore, the shop keeper knows more than enough about how to make a penny. Buying stuff and reselling them for a profit is the mettle of a true merchant, after all.
Riding : Hina did not always have her Caravan. Her years of traveling the world - and maybe escape from one or two bad deals - made her pretty good at riding a horse.

Equipment: When Hina leaves her shop, she more often than not carry around a gigantic backpack that carries more than what she usually needs. This way, she can store almost everything of value she might found. How a small person like her carry such a burden is still a mystery, though some have said it was through will alone...

Description: For the longest time, Hina had traveled the world with a Caravan - her Caravan actually. Just her, her wares and her horse, Milan. That was until she passed through Frontier VIllage, about two weeks ago. Not only did her Caravan broke a wheel, but Milan was no young horse anymore. Hina decided to install her shop here for the time being in order to give Milan some peace and quiet for the remainder of it's days. After which, she'd see if she packed up and left or remained. First of all, though, she had to find someone to either make her a new wheel or buy one. Generally speaking, Hina is a lively person. A ray of sun shine, if you will - but an extremely clumsy one.

Point of Interest: Hina's shop is actually her caravan. Once stationary, the thing can open up on multiple sides and even have a (quite small) second floor where Hina's bed is. As one would expect...it'S extremely packed with everything, and only Hina could manage to keep track of what she has, and how to find it in all of this mess. The shop is also extended outside, under the outside roof that open. This is mostly where she cam be found when people come to her, all smiles.

Tales from Frontier Village: A Rune Factory Roleplay {Always Recuriting/Accepting}

Shibata, Hina

21

Race: Human

Occupation: General Store Merchant

Skills

Merchandising : For all her antics, Hina can become extremely serious when it's time to bargain prices.
Economy : Furthermore, the shop keeper knows more than enough about how to make a penny. Buying stuff and reselling them for a profit is the mettle of a true merchant, after all.

Equipment: When Hina leaves her shop, she more often than not carry around a gigantic backpack that carries more than what she usually needs. This way, she can store almost everything of value she might found. How a small person like her carry such a burden is still a mystery, though some have said it was through will alone...

Description: For the longest time, Hina had traveled the world with a Caravan - her Caravan actually. Just her, her wares and her horse, Milan. That was until she passed through Frontier VIllage, about two weeks ago. Not only did her Caravan broke a wheel, but Milan was no young horse anymore. Hina decided to install her shop here for the time being in order to give Milan some peace and quiet for the remainder of it's days. After which, she'd see if she packed up and left or remained. First of all, though, she had to find someone to either make her a new wheel or buy one. Generally speaking, Hina is a lively person. A ray of sun shine, if you will - but an extremely clumsy one.

Point of Interest: Hina's shop is actually her caravan. Once stationary, the thing can open up on multiple sides and even have a (quite small) second floor where Hina's bed is. As one would expect...it'S extremely packed with everything, and only Hina could manage to keep track of what she has, and how to find it in all of this mess. The shop is also extended outside, under the outside roof that open. This is mostly where she cam be found when people come to her, all smiles.

Tales from Frontier Village: A Rune Factory Roleplay {Always Recuriting/Accepting}

If that's the case, later today I'll work on a character to show you. ~

Tales from Frontier Village: A Rune Factory Roleplay {Always Recuriting/Accepting}

Hello. It does mention always recruiting / accepting, but I prefer to ask first to make sure.

Are you still searching for players? I've been interested in a Harvest Moon / Rune Factory RP for a little while, so this is a golden find for me.

Kurai Majoko: Dark Magical Girls

Gaia's original composure and self assured stance was somewhat shaken by the way Aegis simply accepted while barely even looking, let alone stopping, to talk to her. Despite this initial surprise, Gaia frowned and transformed back before following the blonde out of the school. The road to Aegis apartment wasn't long, but it was kind of awkward seeing how none of the girls spoke up. Keeping her hesitation to herself, Yui entered the room.

To the comment Aegis gave her at first, Yui coughed in her hand and looked away, obviously uncomfortable, but she spoke up after hearing what Aegis had to say. Yui and Gaia being two completely different persona, she was back to her low and fragile voice.

"Magical Girls problem? I...I'm not sure what you are talking about. What I wanted to discuss - well, me and my friends originally... - was about Miso City. A lot is happening and has happened here. As you know, a few days ago..." Yui shivered at just the thought of what happened that night. All that pain. "...a few days ago, something horrible happened. I...we were not strong enough to really stop it or help as much as we would have wanted to. What I would like to have is answers. And I feel like you...you might have some...? You came at about the same time...and since then I feel like much happened. And much more will...So, that's it."

Yui seemed to then hesitate a bit before looking back at Aegis and adding; "Also...just who are you?"

Kurai Majoko: Dark Magical Girls

~ Rania ~

Mitsuri Rania

Before Chie could even land her hand on Chiaki's shoulder, her wrist would be grabbed by Rania as the dark haired westerner gave the red hair her usual charming smirk, yet her stare was cold. "Now, now, let's not forget good manners." she simply said, letting the wrist go. She then crossed her arms over her chest.

A double edged moved not solely aimed as much at the physical contact with Chiaki, but also the bad attempt at ignoring Rania. The foreigner student gave a good look at Chie from head to toe before adding "That is, unless your creator forgot to add such a thing when they brought you into the world?"

~ Yui ~

Yui Murata

Yui's recent 'unbreakable' optimism was briefly shattered at such a harsh mention of Luna, the magical girl looking down. Saddened. While Tama reprimanded Soma, the image of the Sakura she left on her friend's tomb came to Yui's mind - tall, proud and beautiful. This was the memory she wanted to keep of her mentor.

Both she and Tama were walking after their friends when Yui began to stop. "Let them.." she started to say, low at first. "If anyone can come out of this unharmed, it's Soma."

But one quick look over at Tama, and Yui realized there was no way her friend would ever let them fight alone. She smiled - she did not have to tell Tama how guilty she was feeling for not following them once again. Despite this, Yui turned the other way and sped away, walking fast through the school corridors. Just as Aegis would find her way to the exit, she'd soon come face to face with Gaia, a serious expression on her face.

"Hello again. We need to talk...Please."

Neo Sorairo

"Most impressive." Mila said, stating the obvious once again, as she got closer to the people that seemed to gather around Yui. Immediately after, the purple haired girl turned to the giant in red armour and lifted her head straight up at him.

"Jian Tian-Gui, Striker of Team Afterglow. The importance of forming good relations with fellow soldiers is an important aspect of military life." After a short and awkward silence following this way-too-formal declaration; "I did not fail to notice the assistance you provided earlier, and hope I was of any help in the following engagement. Thank you." Her massive gun touched ground with a massive thud as she respectfully bowed in thanks before finally walking off towards her team captain.

"Allow me." she said, straight forward as ever, before picking up the unconscious Rin-Rin in Mavis' stead. Not that Mila doubted Mavis' physical prowess, but this was a logic thing to do seeing how the red head was Mila's direct higher up. Once Iron Saga was comfortably attached to the Cyborg's back, she followed the group back to the main transport.

Kurai Majoko: Dark Magical Girls

For the most part, Yui ignored any negative comments, threats or death stares directed at her or her friend. She felt like addressing any of the Dark Ones directly would result in a fight, and thought this was best. Her eyes only briefly met with Ayumu as the Dark girl entered the room just as Tama, Soma and Yui left it. For the next few moments, Yui seemed to have been stuck in her mind, remaining silent as Soma and Tama spoke. Ayumu's last words stuck into her mind. Like an empathetic weight on her shoulders. More than that, her Magical Girl senses were assaulted by everything that was happening in the school. Back in the classroom, their youngest member seemed to be in possible trouble. She also felt agitation on the roof, as well as the blond haired Magical Girl they met the other day. And the approaching darkness...just what was going on?

Yui landed a hand on her friend's shoulder and gave her a smile before talking to Soma. "It's true that Miso City seem to be a little...troublesome to say the least. I don't think Luna was blind to it, Soma...she was focused. Just like we should be. This city might have it's secrets, but we have a duty to keep it safe before all else - including poking around. With Luna's gone..." her mood faltered for a moment, but a deep breath brought her back into the sun "...and Yurei's missing, we are the only defense against the encroaching darkness."

"That being said..." Yui transformed once more into Gaia "There might be a way to have some answers to some questions today. Let's go talk to one of the source of today's agitation...hoping she will grant us time." They were bound to run into Aegis soon enough. Maybe she held answers to some of their questions?

In the meanwhile, further away in the corridors of the school, Chiaki was not stalking alone. Tailing her was Rania. Like a regal shadow, she followed Chiaki without the trace of a doubt. While her partner looked at nothing else than forward, Rania's gaze briefly lingered on the two Dark Magical Girls in the Nurse's Office as she recognized the aura of her replacement as Code Keeper. She graced them with a smirk before disappearing past the door frame. Chiaki was burning with Dark energy, and was bound to attract something. Whatever her plan was, Rania would be ready to assist if need be.