Xan the G

FairyTail: Golden Dragoon guild

We should probably sort out a current list of teams with the vast amount of characters on board.

FairyTail: Golden Dragoon guild

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I liked the chemistry that feon and hiryu had so I'm gonna have her come with then

@Cuccoruler

Even better, Team Feon vs Team Lotus anyone?

Or, if you're all okay with it, I don't mind joining team Lotus alongside Feon

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@Xan the G I already said I was doing the Merchant Aid mission, and I believe Rune is going in with me, so if you do it with us you won't be doing it solo.

@Guilty Spark

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Actually, You're gonna be having Ceri and Arcand with ya on that one, if ya don't mind.

Still need to decide a mission for Livi to do...xP

@Rune_Alchemist

That's the only mission that suits my character atm, so I don't mind being a cameo addition to your team, maybe picking at the request sheet at the same time as either one of you or something.

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Obviously I'm taking the Merchant aid mission. I don't even mind doing it solo if need be.

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Hiryu Vaultare

Name: Hiryu Vaultare
Age: 25
Gender: Male
Personality:

I have quite a bit...

Hiryu is usually tense and silent in nature. Hiryu is known to brood and express himself in sighs or loud exhales of breath, giving the impression he is a typically miserable person. This isn't necessarily true, as these grunts are typically in response to Hiryu witnessing or experiencing something embarrassing and Hiryu doesn't coming across to others as anything less than a badass. He has a fierce sense of duty and looks to honour any bond of kinsman-ship or friendship from the moment they are sealed. That means he will commit to a stranger he just befriended with as much dedication as he would his oldest friend. It is owed to his ability to walk in anyone else's shoes with regards to empathy. It also allows him to mirror same drive or passion for things as his friends do at a whim; if it's important to them, it's important period.

It's no peculiarity for Hiryu to walk in on a scene in the midst of a jog or a training run. Hiryu likes to move and travel by any means but under his own power or from his own effort. He becomes very agitated when he is being escorted no matter the circumstances and will always refuse a lift or to be carried, expressing "I'll walk". This is because he has a grave sense of honour with his profession. When he is called upon to transport, chase or outrun anything, Hiryu will not let the mission got until it is completed and will count it a defeat if he is beaten or stopped from completing it even if he is cheated or given an errand that is impossible to run. He considers himself to be the world's best Transporter - a title he knows few if any would even care to challenge. Hiryu will accept any challenge to his claim by putting his belt on the line in some form of wager and will always be eager to prove himself when his proclamation is questioned.

He has a tendency to act like the chaperone within the group, keeping vigil over others and being the first to take the burden of responsibility without ever actually leading others. He has a secret wish to be a locker-room leader in the guild and to prove himself as a reliable figure within the family of the guild. He wishes to one day be strong enough that his name alone is enough to garner the reverence and safety of others in the guild.

He has acute gynophobia. He will feel uncomfortable around older girls and might squirm if he has to share an intimate embrace or really close quarters with the opposite sex. He will fluster up when in the presence of an older woman he finds really attractive and will visibly be looking down to the ground when facing her so as not to possibly stare inappropriately at any part of her anatomy. He will talk in brief sheepish responses when such a woman tries to interact with him.

He will always try to portray himself and his allies in an impressive light and will constantly recant past events making them sound a lot cooler or bad-ass than they actually were.

Hiryu has a curious reaction to wind. Whenever a breeze or gust is passing over him, he never hides or shields himself from it but embraces it and his eyes dart to try and find its direction.

Appearance:

Picture

Hiryu has neither an intimidating height or build for his age, standing at 6'01 and weighing 218lbs. His brown eyes are soft and his lips thin. Overall his face has a rather youthful expression. His eyebrows naturally furrow and are thin. His hair is bronze, medium cut and fairly shaggy. He has a tanned hue and his Golden Dragoon stamp is on his left chest peck. Although his body is not that imposing, Hiryu's legs and abdomen are quite defined due to the regular and rigorous exercise he puts them through. His eyebrows are long and thin allowing him great expression through them.
Hiryu's most distinctive piece of apparel is his thin, sleeveless hoodie. The front of which is white leading starkly into a deep red on the back. The lapel at the bottom tapers from waist length at the front to knee length at the back. Definitive stitches line both this jacking and the thin, form-fitting leather gloves. On the front of the gloves is the Golden Dragoon emblem. Underneath Hiryu wears no shirt but a pair of tracksuit pants, coal-black in colour and what looks like a championship title for a belt. His shoes are of the Derby/Gibson style, but the material and pattern are just like his pants, fit with a white, rubber outline around the heel and attributing crimson red laces.
Championship belt about his waist. He sports a white headband around his forehead.

Magic level: Medium (B Class)
Type: Caster
Specialization: Kinematic (aka Journey) Motion magic
Style: Melee
Physical mutation: N/A

Spells:

Vajra - By sweeping his sole against the ground, Hiryu will be able to journey through a close radius of space using more than the natural 3 dimensions of space. He will seem to phase out in a blur and phase in again in a new position instantaneously. In actuality, Hiryu is simply walking through space that would be right next to each when mapped in more dimensions, like a drawn stick figure jumping between two points on a folded piece of paper. Hiryu can teleport this way a maximum of 30 paces, either in a sequence of phase jumps or one 30-step phase jump. He cannot change the his orientation momentum by using this technique, there for if he is falling fast face-first then he will still be doing so after using this technique.

Formation A
Hiryu will be able to journey through air by running, giving him an ability similar to the freedom of flight. When he stops running, he will lose this ability and gravity will begin pulling him to the ground.

Formation S
Hiryu will be able to journey through sea/water by running, giving him an ability similar to the freedom of swimming. He will be able to move as freely through and on water as if running on the ground. This does not give him the ability to breath under water, but to move unrestricted while running.

Ouroboros
With Hiryu's foot-based physical attacks, he can shoot a moderate amount of ethereal magic energy in a straight line. If this magic pulse hits something, that thing will be struck as if it was hit by Hiryu's physical attack, effectively sending his physical attacks on journeys through thin air.

Graham
Hiryu can send the impact of one of his kicks on a brief journey across an object he connects with. When his foot or leg connects with a surface, he can make the impact appear on a different part of the surface or body.

Falchion
Hiryu can carry a spell from an ally on a journey towards a target but having the spell initially cast against him. Hiryu's body will glow red, during which he will be unable to use his own spells until he has delivered the spell to another target by touching them (typically with the business end of a kick).

Falchion
Hiryu can carry a spell from an ally on a journey towards a target but having the spell initially cast against him. Hiryu's body will glow red, during which he will be unable to use his own spells until he has delivered the spell to another target by touching them (typically with the business end of a kick).

Cypher
Hiryu can track the journeys of people by hearing of the targets general character and a recent event. To Hiryu, as the story/even is being described, he will see glowing marks in the way of footprints (these are not real). These foot prints will show Hiryu where the person was going and even how fast or if they paused. However, the accuracy of this spell weakens the longer the time gap between the most recent event he's using and the whatever he is trying to track. The footprints will get fainter and also branch off, eventually coming to a point where the footprints are so faint and there are so many trails that all of the ground is painted in invisible crossing footprints. It should be noted, this skill is not a means of track exactly where someone is, but where you would expect to find them. If Hiryu is given a profile of the target and a specific event which would determine where they are trying to go, this spell will not account for any other interactions or events that would change that person's direction or goal until Hiryu is aware of them.

Ragnarok
Hiryu will take a target on a "journey through pain". For this spell to activate, Hiryu must strike the same target in the same place with the same part of his lower body twice without either attack being blocked. They do not have to be immediately after each other, but they must be consecutive. When when Hiryu manages hit the target in this manner, the point of contact will glow in neon-blue and both Hiryu and the target will be frozen momentarily. Similarly, the last 4 successful strikes before that will light in blue on the body of the target. Neon blue mirages of Hiryu will perform the other four hits on the target and the blue markings will explode with ethereal magic pulses. No matter what the physical strikes were, the damage by the exploding pulses will always be the same.

Legion
Hiryu runs into his target roughly 25 times, using the Journey Magic ability to move through space by more than 3 dimensions. As he passes the opponent, he will phase back in front of them to immediately do so again. He will run into the target with kicks and knees. From the outside, it will look like a swarm of Hiryus are phasing into the opponent consecutively.

Equipment: N/A

Title: "Dash-Mage" Vaultare
History:

Hider

Hiryu was born on the wild plains of Fiore to a travelling clan of gypsies known as the Striders. The Striders Region of Fiore,as free and unpredictably as the wind. Though they could be difficult to track or follow there was always a possibility that the Striders would waft into a nearby town. The Striders skills in travelling made them excellent merchants of transportation. Couriering, escorting, message carrying - The gypsy clan could do it all. The Striders raised their young specifically to envoys, by teaching them forms of motion magic.
Hiryu became the last of his generation of his clan when in his teens, terrorists used the clan to unwittingly ferry suicidal lacrima bombs into a major festival. Hiryu survived the fatal delivery job because he broke a cardinal rule of inspecting the package and realising it was a lacrima bomb and ditching his parcel off in the woods. Unfortunately, he was too slow to warn any of his brethren, and for punishment of breaking clan rules, he was dismembered from the Striders.

In response, Hiryu decided to join a guild to utilise his skills and also claimed himself to be the world's best transporter to taunt his former clan for punishing him essentially for surviving.

FairyTail: Golden Dragoon Guild

Heath directed his steed towards the bandit hideout. He was surprised to return to their proving grounds to see it in such a state. He began by just taking in the destruction and pandemonium that obviously took place. Soon enough, Heath began searching and scouring for what he came for. If he could locate it at the very least this operation would be salvageable. There was a lot of product on the merchant's wagon. Seeing as he couldn't get a whiff of anything quickly, Heath deduced that it was no longer here. While searching around, Heath realised he wasn't alone. He looked to the makeshift throne the bandit leader poised for himself. Sure enough Hiryu was sitting there, poorly bandaged, damp, red stains smearing his clothes and even breathing heavily.

"Now... you must be a ghost come back to haunt me," jeered Heath, turning to Hiryu with his cocky smile and making a saunter. Hiryu sat up with a large sigh, but said nothing. Heath glance around again at the scene. "You did this?" Heath asked, pointing at the dead, bloody bodies and trashed affairs. Hiryu shook his head. "Well... even if you did, I can't I'd even care enough to do something about it. The thing on the train... you just pissed me off by hijacking me onto that train," explained Heath turning to leave the cave, immediately thinking back to Feon and assuming she knew where to find his product.

"...You won't find the Lacrima," interjected Hiryu. His words sent a chill down Heath's spine. His expression switched to that of someone who had actually just seen a ghost. Heath thought for a moment, and turned back to Hiryu with a smile.

"If I don't get back the Lacrima, you won't get back the girl," replied Heath, remembering that the two had yet to meet.

"You don't have her." replied Hiryu confidently. Heath gritted his teeth.

"And how do I know you have the lacrima?"

"...You don't," replied Hiryu with a shrug. Heath, finding Hiryu coyness irritating now, took three bold steps towards Hiryu and pulled out Hiryu's head band.

"I already left you for dead falling hundreds of feet to your doom!" replied Heath, his tone much more forceful now than ever before. Hiryu leaned forward a little more, reaching for something behind his back, pulling out Heath's cowboy hat, also similarly wet.

"You did..." replied Hiryu. Heath gasped softly, but then laughed at the scenario of them both holding each others head gear.

"Ignoring all the other stuff for now, I bet you I'll get my hat back before you do, partner." Heath gested, dropping Hiryu's headband to the floor and walking forward. He drew a deck from his breast pocket and began shuffling them with immaculate dexterity. Hiryu threw Heath's hat down in front of himself and stood up, walking passed it. He began rotating his arm at the shoulder joint, stretching.

"...You wont." before the two of them engaged once again.

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"Mighty cute lil lady. Funny to boot. It's funny cuz I was thinking to ask you the same question..." rebutted Heath, before pulling into his pocket and pulling out Hiryu's head band, letting it hang from his hand in all of its glory. He then smugly shrugged his shoulders and held up his hands. "Eh - no use cryin' over spilt milk. I'm fine to just call it even. I don't know what job the merchant paid you two lovebirds to do, but I know if you're stupid enough to still be around here with nothing to show for it... you have no clue what he's brought you into." Heath glanced at the band in his hand, nonplussed before placing it back in his pocket. "I thought the nomad was onto something when he put me on the train. Hell, maybe he did figure out- doesn't matter now..." Heath kick firmly at the rear of his saddle and his steed continued to trot. "Be careful missy. It's dangerous out here on the range... bandits all over the place." spoke Heath over his shoulder as he attempted to leave.

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If the GM is gone long enough I'll get around to reading the entire IC but in the meantime would someone mind giving me a summary of what's been happening?

@Prince of Seraphs

The characters are split into 2 categories, those who are already members of the guild, and those looking to join. The first page or so was all the new recruits stumbling onto the guild at the same time and being made members, then the GM made us make squads and teams before going on missions.

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Once the freighter train finally made a stop on the other side of the bridge in a mining town, Heath burst out of the train and looked around. he had stuffed Hiryu's head band into his pocket. He began a walked towards the bridge and river. He pulled out a unique whistle and blew. It began to glow with an ethereal hue and an otherworldly melody came out the other end. At the originally robbery point, Heath's steed suddenly pointed it's ears up and then glanced in the direction of sound with animation it had not expressed up to this point. It immediately began to gallop, trailing alongside the tracks and onto the walkway underneath the train tracks. Heath eventually met his steed before the bridge, settling him with gentle strokes to the snout and letting him rest after galloping all the way to him. Heath led the horse back across the bridge, choosing to get on once they were clear of the overpath and away from the tracks. He was still a little riled after being teleported onto a speeding train so suddenly. Heath, while riding his steed, came across Feon heading in the opposite direction, surprised to see her both intact and alone.

"Bumping into you again can't mean anything good missy, unless you're just a ghost wandering the range for vengeance and retribution..." he mused out loud once he could assess who was in front of him.

Fire Emblem - The Reclaimers of Peace

Syrena and Franky are at the front of the pub, Arkhant and Ronin are at the back. Arkhant and Ronin dealt with four lancers coming out that side. That was my most recent post. Franky and Syrena still have four to deal with at the front. Syrena has prepared flames to deal with them but it likely will only keep them contained in the area around the pub and not stop them. Franky is supposed to be protecting her.

And the ? marked that as a question not a statement.

@Prince of Seraphs

I was referring to whether you were being facetious. Which you clearly were, ironically. I'll post later today.