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Right on! I'll try to post something by the end of the day.
Ah, what room will Paz be staying in?
Sup, peeps? GM was looking for new players in the interest check so I'm throwing my hat in!



Let me know if I need to make any changes. Excited to join!
Hey if you're looking for fresh blood, I'm interested. I'll have to read through everything but I've got a concept I like going. I might even post a character sheet later today.
I'm still here!
"I, uh, suppose that's fine, yes." It was a little weird being referred to as sama, but he supposed she must think it justifiable. It occurred to him that she might understand that sama is a bit formal, but by the time he realized that the moment had gone by too quickly for correcting her not to seem weird, and he certainly didn't want to seem rude by correcting her, especially if he was wrong, so instead he just let it go and sat down, ready to get to business.

She seems to be the wistful type, as it took her a few moments to respond to him, but that didn't bother him so much. He grabbed the paper on the coffee table and began making notes as they talked, first adding a note next to his note about the flowers that the discussion of budget in general should be had (though with the school's wealth it's less a topic of need and more a topic of "What are we gonna spend all this on?").

"Advertising is a good idea. I doubt we'll get anything worth posting out by tomorrow, but certainly by the end of the week. We could probably get an announcement out to the school somehow- I'm sure there's some way for clubs to do that. I'll get on that once we close up the meeting." He added that in his notes, looking up once he saw that Azura had produced a piece of paper. He listened to her explain the contents, he nodded and gave a quiet "Ah, thank you", knowing that it'd be helpful. He started to read the list before he heard Azura start to express her own doubts.

It wasn't something Sasaki was exactly prepared for, but it wasn't something he wanted to leave awkwardly out in the air, so he said, "I wouldn't sell yourself short so quickly, Azura-sempai. After all, you've been the president for all of five minutes. Give yourself time to find comfort in your place. And just because I'm quick to get ready to organize doesn't make me more suitable to be a president. You were picked to be president for a reason, after all."

He went to look over all the names, and found he recognized none of them. It wasn't particularly surprising, since he was new to the school, but he figured it didn't matter, as he'd get familiar with them soon enough. As he looked it over, the sound of the door opening alerted him to the presence of a new host.

As Azura and the man introduced themselves to one another, Sasaki got a good look at him. He seemed pretty serious, from what he could tell, but not cold, exactly. And it seemed he carried a superfluously expensive bag. Not that half the things in this school weren't superfluously expensive, of course, but it stood to be noted.

Once Azura was done talking, Sasaki stood and bowed once more, "I'm Sasaki Yuuki, and I'll be the vice-president this year. Pleasure to meet you." As he sat back down, he took a note about discussing club events, since Azura mentioned it.
Well, in most Western countries we typically order our names with our given name first and our family name last. In most Eastern countries, such as Japan, they instead give their family name first and their given name last. For example, my character's given name is Yuuki and his family name is Sasaki, and since he's Japanese I ordered it in Eastern style, so that'd be Sasaki Yuuki, with his last name first and his first name last. However if I were to put it in Western order it'd be Yuuki Sasaki.
Oh, just as a question, does everyone have their character's names in Western or Eastern order? I put mine in Eastern because I'm Slightly Pretentious TM like that, but I don't know what everyone else did.
Name: Haneul Bak

Age: 36

Gender: Female

Appearance: Skin tanned and speckled from the sun, Captain Bak has spent many years on the sea. Her brown hair is cut short for convenience, and her rather simple face is completed with a smile and a pair of warm brown eyes. She has a relatively fit build, and stands at 5’5”, but she’s a bit of a slouch in comparison to other commanders. Assuming she’s given a uniform, she wears that, but otherwise she’ll often wear something simple and comfortable- though if at sea she’ll sacrifice her comfort for practicality, wearing boots, gloves, and thicker, more protective clothing. However, she still wears clothes that makes maneuverability easy, believing that she can dodge a hit better than she can take one.

Personality: Haneul is, admittedly, a bit aloof. She’s often in her own head, or her head is in a book. Even intellectually, she doesn’t have a whole lot of interest in military affairs (though she studied up anyway, as she has a strong sense of responsibility), but despite her disinterest she puts all her energy into the work day, and with the recent war has been spending a lot more pouring over strategy, and invests her everything into the war effort.
Haneul is both caring and honest, and spends a lot of time talking to and learning about her crew, as she considers creating a strong bond with and among her crew to be the most important part of the job, and just might be the thing to ensure their survival. However, this often leaves her seeming soft, at times, but while lenient, she’s no pushover, and will get angry if she believes that she is not given the amount of respect she deserves as a leader- after all, she wasn’t given this position for nothing. She might not be the best captain ever- she’ll admit to her own shortcomings any day- but she’s intelligent and damn well dedicated to her job, and will fight for her people until she has nothing left to fight with.

Background: Haneul was born to a farming family in Tawai to her loving mother and father. Though she proved to be a poor farmer, her six other siblings (3 older, 3 younger) were sufficient in carrying the family and their business- as such, Haneul was able to pursue other interests. She studied a lot- mostly through books, never having enough money for schooling- especially in the areas of math, literary analysis, and language acquisition. However, as she was making no money, but still wanted to be able to spend a lot of time studying, she eventually joined the navy, under the impression that she wouldn’t see war before she retired and would be able to live her life comfortably.
What she lacked in genuine interest she made up for in a can-do attitude, competence, and a blatant refusal to slack off. She gained notice for being able to do her job well and without complaining. Eventually, she started to go up the ranks as she gained experience in her profession, leaving her in command of one of the last remaining ships. Now having to truly be a commanding leader, Captain Bak will admit that she was kind of ignorant thinking she could spend her life in the navy and not see combat. However, she also understands that she simply can’t back down now, especially with a whole crew counting on her. She put herself in this mess, and rather than finding a way out, she intends on sticking through the war until the very end. Besides, she’s still incredibly experienced, and that experience can be put to good use.

Equipment: She carries a sword and a pistol, though she doesn’t use them until necessary.

Ship Name: The Unwavering Courage

Type of ship: Medium sized war frigate

Armaments:

2 front long ranged cannons, 8 side cannons (4 on each sides), 6 short ranged mortars using fire bombs

The front of the ship is covered with reinforced steel, allowing the ship to ram the enemy ships if necessary.

Beneath the ship is storage and crew resting area, containing spare ammunition and gunpowder.

20 pikes and naginata which can be used by soldiers in case of the ship being boarded.

Crew:

60 rowers, 30 each sides. 1 main rudder operator.

54 soldiers, including 32 marksmen and 22 bowmen. Each soldier is equipped with either a one-handed double blade sword, small axes or maces for close quarter combat situation.

23 sailors to assist in manning sails and repairing damages.

1 weapon officer, 1 lieutenant to handle the soldiers

Ship captain

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