So guys, if you have your characters all ready, feel free to post. This is a pretty relaxed RP and it'll only work if we get the characters in there and interacting.
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Edit: Where are you guys getting the pictures for your character sheets, and are they necessary? Would just a description of their appearance be acceptable?
I usually just use google images. The one I'm using for Keiji is one of the top results for "blue ninja anime guy."
@Weird Tales That's perfectly fine, take your time.
@Takashi Are you attacking one of the unnamed ninja, or Ai? Just confirming, need to know for when I get to my second round of posts.
To everyone else, post when you feel like it, i'll try to keep everything going smoothly and speedily. ^^
Unnamed ninja. Keiji's not batshit insane. lol.
"We are under atta--" Keiji threw down his book as the village began to stir. Konoha was on the attack, and he had to admit he was impressed with its swiftness. However, when the rest of the world is on high alert for an attack, a sneak attack can only be so effected. They may have drawn first blood, but neither Keiji nor Takigakure as a whole was off-guard. This is where their little empire would be cut short.
"Kuchiyose no Jutsu: Wanayamori!" Keiji quickly bit into his thumb and called forth six of his trap geckos. In one, he placed a mudslide scroll, in one he placed a stink bomb, in two he placed 20 poison senbon, and in two he placed a dozen shuriken. The geckos scattered darting out into the streets and finding their way into little nooks to hide until they were needed. Keiji's mind buzzed, but at full strength, he could handle six without it affecting the rest of his techniques. Next, Keiji needed to assess where his enemies were, so he darted outside and and took a vantage point atop the nearest tall building. It was dark, indeed, and the only think open at 9PM were a few bars and restaurants, and they didn't provide nearly enough light. Still, He would be sure to notice a large army's movements, if nothing else by the ambient noise of their collective footsteps and breathing, despite the cover of night. "Small elite team it is... There!"
He spotted on of the leaf ninja, pulled out his whistle, then jumped down the rooftop to meet him. The geckos read his intentions and stealthily crept though the shadows shifting their positions to correspond with Keiji's movements; the cover of night would help both sides in this battle. "Leaf scum!" he called out as he dropped down to confront the enemy. "This is where your little parade ends. For too long you've slaughtered the innocent and oppressed the righteous. Now you will see that your so-called "Will of Fire" is but a dull ember when compared to the light of justice!" Keiji wasn't one for dramatic speeches, but he needed a bit of time for his geckos to get into position. Monologues just happened to be good for buying time, and were especially convincing when coming from a rogue ninja whose village was already taken over; the leaf ninja would be able to discern that much from Keiji's headband. Perhaps he would even gloat. Whatever the case was, those couple of seconds were all he needed to a a pair of geckos hidden in the shadows behind the ninja. If all went well, this battle would be over in under a minute.
"Kuchiyose no Jutsu: Wanayamori!" Keiji quickly bit into his thumb and called forth six of his trap geckos. In one, he placed a mudslide scroll, in one he placed a stink bomb, in two he placed 20 poison senbon, and in two he placed a dozen shuriken. The geckos scattered darting out into the streets and finding their way into little nooks to hide until they were needed. Keiji's mind buzzed, but at full strength, he could handle six without it affecting the rest of his techniques. Next, Keiji needed to assess where his enemies were, so he darted outside and and took a vantage point atop the nearest tall building. It was dark, indeed, and the only think open at 9PM were a few bars and restaurants, and they didn't provide nearly enough light. Still, He would be sure to notice a large army's movements, if nothing else by the ambient noise of their collective footsteps and breathing, despite the cover of night. "Small elite team it is... There!"
He spotted on of the leaf ninja, pulled out his whistle, then jumped down the rooftop to meet him. The geckos read his intentions and stealthily crept though the shadows shifting their positions to correspond with Keiji's movements; the cover of night would help both sides in this battle. "Leaf scum!" he called out as he dropped down to confront the enemy. "This is where your little parade ends. For too long you've slaughtered the innocent and oppressed the righteous. Now you will see that your so-called "Will of Fire" is but a dull ember when compared to the light of justice!" Keiji wasn't one for dramatic speeches, but he needed a bit of time for his geckos to get into position. Monologues just happened to be good for buying time, and were especially convincing when coming from a rogue ninja whose village was already taken over; the leaf ninja would be able to discern that much from Keiji's headband. Perhaps he would even gloat. Whatever the case was, those couple of seconds were all he needed to a a pair of geckos hidden in the shadows behind the ninja. If all went well, this battle would be over in under a minute.
@Ruby Etra
Rowan - CEO and military man
Jin - Mischievous fox spirit
Esfir - Brawling monster hunter
Ezra - Bell-wielding necromancer
Erika - Lesser vampire, likes 90s rock
Yukiko - Scatterbrained Witch
Jack - Makes books real
Ricardo - Card-based magic user/summoner
Red - Alien hybrid experiment.
And while we're on characters, just go ahead an post it in the characters tab once you're done. Aside from overpowered nonsense, there's not many reasons that you'll be denied. If anything needs changing, you can just edit the CS.
Rowan - CEO and military man
Jin - Mischievous fox spirit
Esfir - Brawling monster hunter
Ezra - Bell-wielding necromancer
Erika - Lesser vampire, likes 90s rock
Yukiko - Scatterbrained Witch
Jack - Makes books real
Ricardo - Card-based magic user/summoner
Red - Alien hybrid experiment.
And while we're on characters, just go ahead an post it in the characters tab once you're done. Aside from overpowered nonsense, there's not many reasons that you'll be denied. If anything needs changing, you can just edit the CS.
I don't think you intend to use the power this way, but just make sure you don't summon any gods or insta-kills from books, like Avada Kedavra from Harry Potter.
I made the first post. Don't be intimidated by the length. I just got a little carried away with the story.
Jinichiro walked through the streets in his "incognito" form with his hands behind his head and a blank expression on his face. "Bored, bored bored..." he mumbled to himself as he eyed potential targets. It was still early in the day and nobody was out drinking yet, which meant he'd have to wait for his barroom shenanigans. Perhaps he he found a group of kids he could teach them how to properly conduct mischief; that was always fun. His train of thought was interrupted, however, as a scrawny young man bumped into him. Jin locked eyes with the stranger. I used to think I was clever when I pulled this stunt 100 years ago, he thought. It was a typical pickpocket ploy. Apparently, Jin's aloof demeanor had made him look like a target. The nerve of some people! In any case, the game was on.
A small puff of foxfire flickered in his pocket. Normally, the thief would only find a bunch of twigs and leaves, but this time he would make it seem like more. In their couple-second exchange, the thief grabbed what he thought was a pouch of money, gave a quick apology, and then disappeared -- or at least that what the thief thought he did -- into the crowd. Fortunately, the thief hadn't bathed in a couple of days, so his scent was easy to pick out. Time for phase two! Jin disappeared behind a store, grinning ear to ear.
When Jin returned to the streets, he was now a beautiful girl wearing an elegant kimono. He drew the attention of several men, but there was only one he was interested in. Tracking down the thief was elementary. He didn't even have a cool hideout, just some random alley where he planned to count out his loot. Now came the fun part. "Oh, this isn't the tea house I was looking for. Where could it be... Excuse me sir, is there a tea house around here?"
The thief was caught off-guard when Jin addressed him. His poor hygiene had given him scant few chances to talk to women. He wasn't about to pass this opportunity up. "Why yes there is," he said with a dumb grin. "If you like I could take you there. Tell you what, let's make it my treat." He shook the recently procured pouch in the air.
Jin blushed and gave a cute giggle, hiding his mouth with the folds of his kimono. "That... sounds like a lot of fun," he said in a shy tone. "But we don't know each other at all." The thief was about to protest, but Jin continued. "I know! We can play a little game first!"
"Um... what did you have in mind?"
"That pouch of money you have. If I can guess how much is in it, you have to spend it all on me, but if I'm wrong, you can have half for yourself. Either way it's a win for you!" Jin giggled again, waiting for him to take the bait. Of course, he could just poof into fox form whenever he wanted and scare the crap out of the guy, but screwing with his head like this was just so much more fun. "But I'll warn you, I never lose at this game, so you better not back out."
The thief chuckled. There was no way anybody could know the exact amount in the pouch except the owner. And he was pretty sure he knew the difference between boys and girls. She could win by dumb luck, but what were the odds of that. "Alright, you're on."
Jin reach out and held up three fingers.
"Three coins? That's your guess?"
"No, silly... three centipedes."
The thief laughed at the ridiculous answer. "Centipedes!? Well it looks like I win then because there's--" He opened the pouch and went to scoop out the coins, but then went pale. His hands had clasped three long, writhing, repulsive bugs. Then his eyes went wide with horror. "There's no way! Monster! She's a monster!" He through the pouch to the ground and ran off screaming and praying that he wasn't cursed.
Jinichiro could not hold back his laughter, and in a burst of foxfire returned to his "true form." On the ground there was no longer a pouch, but a leaf and three sticks. Jin staggered back onto the street holding his gut from laughter. "Three coins? Is that your guess?" he mocked between gasps. He wiped a tear away from his face and regained himself, not really giving a damn that people were staring. "Today is going to be a good day!"
A small puff of foxfire flickered in his pocket. Normally, the thief would only find a bunch of twigs and leaves, but this time he would make it seem like more. In their couple-second exchange, the thief grabbed what he thought was a pouch of money, gave a quick apology, and then disappeared -- or at least that what the thief thought he did -- into the crowd. Fortunately, the thief hadn't bathed in a couple of days, so his scent was easy to pick out. Time for phase two! Jin disappeared behind a store, grinning ear to ear.
When Jin returned to the streets, he was now a beautiful girl wearing an elegant kimono. He drew the attention of several men, but there was only one he was interested in. Tracking down the thief was elementary. He didn't even have a cool hideout, just some random alley where he planned to count out his loot. Now came the fun part. "Oh, this isn't the tea house I was looking for. Where could it be... Excuse me sir, is there a tea house around here?"
The thief was caught off-guard when Jin addressed him. His poor hygiene had given him scant few chances to talk to women. He wasn't about to pass this opportunity up. "Why yes there is," he said with a dumb grin. "If you like I could take you there. Tell you what, let's make it my treat." He shook the recently procured pouch in the air.
Jin blushed and gave a cute giggle, hiding his mouth with the folds of his kimono. "That... sounds like a lot of fun," he said in a shy tone. "But we don't know each other at all." The thief was about to protest, but Jin continued. "I know! We can play a little game first!"
"Um... what did you have in mind?"
"That pouch of money you have. If I can guess how much is in it, you have to spend it all on me, but if I'm wrong, you can have half for yourself. Either way it's a win for you!" Jin giggled again, waiting for him to take the bait. Of course, he could just poof into fox form whenever he wanted and scare the crap out of the guy, but screwing with his head like this was just so much more fun. "But I'll warn you, I never lose at this game, so you better not back out."
The thief chuckled. There was no way anybody could know the exact amount in the pouch except the owner. And he was pretty sure he knew the difference between boys and girls. She could win by dumb luck, but what were the odds of that. "Alright, you're on."
Jin reach out and held up three fingers.
"Three coins? That's your guess?"
"No, silly... three centipedes."
The thief laughed at the ridiculous answer. "Centipedes!? Well it looks like I win then because there's--" He opened the pouch and went to scoop out the coins, but then went pale. His hands had clasped three long, writhing, repulsive bugs. Then his eyes went wide with horror. "There's no way! Monster! She's a monster!" He through the pouch to the ground and ran off screaming and praying that he wasn't cursed.
Jinichiro could not hold back his laughter, and in a burst of foxfire returned to his "true form." On the ground there was no longer a pouch, but a leaf and three sticks. Jin staggered back onto the street holding his gut from laughter. "Three coins? Is that your guess?" he mocked between gasps. He wiped a tear away from his face and regained himself, not really giving a damn that people were staring. "Today is going to be a good day!"
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