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 Posted: Sat Nov 17, 2007 7:49 pm
I am the Magius leader, Anima Rank A, Headmaster, Akainte SIkk, that is my title, please do refer to me as such.
title is Akainte SIkk...
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Posted: Sat Nov 17, 2007 8:25 pm
Fair warning, no one will address you like that. Whether or not they believe you hold any such rank or if said rank exists.
Likely, people will refer to you by your gaia username.
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Posted: Sat Nov 17, 2007 8:29 pm
eh it was worth a try. anyway, i am the last remaining user of magius magick so its kinda why i am the only one to hold the title of Anima rank... but anyway i am willing to teach all users here to learn the way of the magius, it is the awy of all magicks and any magicks. so please PM me if you will to gain access to our magick
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Posted: Sun Nov 18, 2007 4:59 am
chocokarma I am the Magius leader, Anima Rank A, Headmaster, Akainte SIkk, that is my title, please do refer to me as such. title is Akainte SIkk... Hail and greetings, Akainte Slkk! I'd very much like to hear about this magius magick, as well wtf akainte slkk means.
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Posted: Sun Nov 18, 2007 9:34 am
Yeah, if you want anyone to even think you're anything other than some stupid kid who has read too many fantasy novels, you're going to have to describe exactly what the hell you're talking about.
Not that I think you're s stupid kid who has read too many fantasy novels. But that's how people will most likely think of you.
Or people will remember Sam's days of "I am the spawn of an angel and satan. Bow down to my awesome presence and worship me for I am your god." And they'll just hate you right off the bat.
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Posted: Sun Nov 18, 2007 9:40 am
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Posted: Sun Nov 18, 2007 10:03 am
Can I just call you "choco"? Lots shorter, lots easier to type.
Not to mention I find formal titles more often than not kind of silly. ^_^
(Note: This is coming from someone who's been referred to as Zana, Azzy, Book Girl, etc.)
And why would a side of your unconscious mind (that is what Anima means in any sort of real-world context) have a rank? The only sort of "magical" identification I can find for anima is from Fire Emblem. 3nodding Simply curious here.
Either way, I am pleased to meet you, choco. May you find what you're looking for here.
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Posted: Sun Nov 18, 2007 10:06 am
Guess I'll say hello too, I seem to be in a posting mood today. 3nodding
So hello there choco, I hope you don't find it offensive if I don't hail your rank and title, I tend to be somewhat skeptical of stuff like that. Mind, I'm swayed fairly easily, but you have to earn my trust, as they say. ^_^
Oh and Azana, I think I've seen the word Anima outside of Fire Emblem, but aside from the psychological usage, never outside of a videogame. ninja
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Posted: Sun Nov 18, 2007 10:13 am
ShadowHail Guess I'll say hello too, I seem to be in a posting mood today. 3nodding So hello there choco, I hope you don't find it offensive if I don't hail your rank and title, I tend to be somewhat skeptical of stuff like that. Mind, I'm swayed fairly easily, but you have to earn my trust, as they say. ^_^ Oh and Azana, I think I've seen the word Anima outside of Fire Emblem, but aside from the psychological usage, never outside of a videogame. ninja It's an aeon in Final Fantasty X, a relic in Xenosaga, a 16th century armor, or an entire roleplaying game. However, the only magical system usage of the term is in Fire Emblem. Otherwise, it's a side of a man's unconscious (It's animus for females) in Jungian psychology. smile I'm "Book Girl"; I do my homework.
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Posted: Sun Nov 18, 2007 10:25 am
Azana Brown ShadowHail Guess I'll say hello too, I seem to be in a posting mood today. 3nodding So hello there choco, I hope you don't find it offensive if I don't hail your rank and title, I tend to be somewhat skeptical of stuff like that. Mind, I'm swayed fairly easily, but you have to earn my trust, as they say. ^_^ Oh and Azana, I think I've seen the word Anima outside of Fire Emblem, but aside from the psychological usage, never outside of a videogame. ninja It's an aeon in Final Fantasty X, a relic in Xenosaga, a 16th century armor, or an entire roleplaying game. However, the only magical system usage of the term is in Fire Emblem. Otherwise, it's a side of a man's unconscious (It's animus for females) in Jungian psychology. smile I'm "Book Girl"; I do my homework. Woo for homework doing! Also, yay for someone else who played Xenosaga. ^_^
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Posted: Sun Nov 18, 2007 11:44 am
Hey, i knew people wouldnt heed the title, but it was worth a try.
anyway, the term anima comes from some long dead language... i think its "considered" traditional elfish... not sure where it comes from, but it is used in this context as the highest rank of magickal use in the order. since i am the only remaining order user, i have the rank of anima defacto.
anyway.
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Posted: Sun Nov 18, 2007 1:30 pm
chocokarma Hey, i knew people wouldnt heed the title, but it was worth a try. anyway, the term anima comes from some long dead language... i think its "considered" traditional elfish... not sure where it comes from, but it is used in this context as the highest rank of magickal use in the order. since i am the only remaining order user, i have the rank of anima defacto. anyway. But it's Latin, not elvish. Feel free to point me to an English-Elvish dictionary if you disagree. And please, don't hesitate to reply to my request.
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Posted: Sun Nov 18, 2007 1:59 pm
Mitsh chocokarma Hey, i knew people wouldnt heed the title, but it was worth a try. anyway, the term anima comes from some long dead language... i think its "considered" traditional elfish... not sure where it comes from, but it is used in this context as the highest rank of magickal use in the order. since i am the only remaining order user, i have the rank of anima defacto. anyway. But it's Latin, not elvish. Feel free to point me to an English-Elvish dictionary if you disagree. And please, don't hesitate to reply to my request. There are Elvish-English dictionaries. But they're the made up Elvish languages by Tolkien.
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Posted: Sun Nov 18, 2007 2:35 pm
chocokarma Hey, i knew people wouldnt heed the title, but it was worth a try. anyway, the term anima comes from some long dead language... i think its "considered" traditional elfish... not sure where it comes from, but it is used in this context as the highest rank of magickal use in the order. since i am the only remaining order user, i have the rank of anima defacto. anyway. I would much rather call you Patrick Riley, or Mr. Riley. How about that?
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Posted: Sun Nov 18, 2007 3:44 pm
...You do know this isn't an RP guild, right?
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