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 Posted: Wed Apr 02, 2008 4:29 pm
((It has basically been decided that it is either going to take a loooooonnngggg time to be rebuilt or die. But RP is still allowed))
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Posted: Sun Apr 06, 2008 6:02 pm
When Koasu left, I decided it would be best to train rather than do nothing. I had time on my hands, and training until sunset suited me just fine. With a sigh, I stood up and began walking to the nearest clearing I could find. I reached my right hand over my shoulder and took hold of my zanpakutō's grip. I listened for the sound to indicate I could draw my zanpakutō. Of course, I quickly heard it.
The snap was the sound of the small fastening device, if it could be called that, releasing to allow me to draw the massive heavy blade. It was, as its size indicated, very heavy. I guess that was why dual-edged blade of this particular size and shape was so simply called a heavy blade. I did hate the extravagance of it.
As I held the zanpakutō in my right hand, I looked at my clenched, left fist. I'd allowed my skill with my fists deteriorate greatly. I never cared that kind of fighting, anyway. Whenever I could, I'd used something like a pipe or wooden blade. This made the zanpakutō feel all too natural in my hands. I placed both hands firmly around the grip of my heavy blade and took an all too familiar kendo fighting stance. ((I'd rather not see such an interesting RP die,
so RP I shall.))
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Posted: Tue Apr 08, 2008 2:17 pm
((I do apologize to say, but I am officially ending my stay here fellahs. Goodbye to you all. xD))
Haro sighed as he stood there with a small smile, he had snapped out of his training with the shikai, though he knew when he entered it once again, he would be thrust into a harsh world of pain and sorrow...thrust into more fighting with those hollows. He just shrugged his shoulders. Enough of this pointless battle....enough of it all. He just smiled as he looked at the people around him. "Goodbye...and goodluck." He said with a grin as he picked up the dual edged scythe, placing it to his neck and then suddenly spinning it in a jerking manor, throwing it around his neck, slicing his throat straight open and shooting blood all over the place before he collapsed the ground, bleeding to death.
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Posted: Tue Apr 08, 2008 6:15 pm
((...that's...kinda gruesome, but okay...))
Kaosu had returned, finding nothing and no one in the dormitories, he decided to return to the center of activity. Walking over, he tapped Rufus on the shoulder. "Better with two than one, neh?" He smiled, hand on his hip as the other rested on the hilt of his curved sword. "Could I join in?"
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Posted: Wed Apr 09, 2008 11:40 am
((It was, indeed. It's too bad I didn't get to know you.
You're character seemed interesting.)) I looked at Kaosu. He was the only person within the Seireitei I'd gotten to know in more detail than a name. I knew my biggest weakness was my lack of any reiatsu sense. It was my greatest weakness when my soul inhabited a living body. Nonetheless, I could tell this man was no opponent to scoff at.
I answered him with my own humor of slight. "I wouldn't mind, sempai." I hoped he'd get the humor in my dull sarcasm. I released my left hand from my zanpakutō's grip before holding it straight out from my body with only my right hand. I could feel a slight strain in my muscles, but the massive blade was nothing too heavy for me. I still have to wonder. What did he have in mind? I doubted I could give him a challenge in a spar. ((Interestingly, I was about to post some basic kenso stances.
I may be a bit rusty on written descriptions for them, but I'll try my best to be concise.))
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Posted: Sat Apr 12, 2008 3:34 pm
Kaosu smiled, slowly and methodically pulling out the dangerous blade from it's protective sheath, holding it loosely at his side; an obvious body sign of confidence.
"I thank you for the pleasantries, but there's no need." He bowed slightly. "I just want to have a nice warm-up and get you trained and in shape. A fair deal, no?"
Flipping the blade around his hand, he caught it again and opened his hands on his sides, showing he was ready. "I do believe I'll allow you the first strike, out of respect and everything."
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RufusRex rolled 1 20-sided dice:
18
Total: 18 (1-20)
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Posted: Sun Apr 13, 2008 9:18 am
((I'm glade I have tabletop experience. xd
Do correct any mistakes I make.)) I nodded, knowing this would probably my best chance to do anything. Out of instinct, I shifted my eyes towards the medical tent. I needed the fighting experience, so Kaosu seemed like any other. Swallowing hard, I cupped my left hand around the ruby-like protrusion at the end of my zanpakutō's grip.
Without hesitation, I crooked my right arm out in front of me. It was nothing like a kendo stance. I'd adapted this myself based on my strength and training. Somehow, practicing this again brought a smirk to my lips. "I hope you're ready." I somehow did feel glad that he recognized my wry sense of humor.
I lunged forward, quickly straightening out my right arm with a thrust from my left. It was a fairly straightforward attack, but the speed was not to be laughed at. I felt every muscle in my legs as I stepped hard against the ground. I knew my strike was sure and quick, but I also knew how quick of foot an opponent could be. I could only hope for a clean shot with enough leverage to avoid his first strike. 18 + 12 = 30
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Posted: Wed Apr 16, 2008 9:39 am
::Medixia looks up and glowers at what she sees. She heard the heavy pounding against the dirt. She sighs. They'll probably come crying to her when they get bloodied up. Of course, they might just cry to whoever happens to be inside the medical tent at the time it happens. Either way, she'll probably end up helping. She needs the experience.::
::She just hates having to gain the experience. People bloodying up their allies... With a sigh, she goes back to reading.::
::Medixia is sure the text would be complicated for anybody without practical medical experience to fully comprehend. She looks at the various zones of the body as well as the most sensitive points. She memorizes diagram after diagram showing what to expect from flows of reiatsu. After several moments of reading, she rubs her chin with a grin crossing her face. The generaly theory seems to be similar to basic medicinals.::
[Training: 8/10]
[Mastered: 0/5]
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Posted: Wed Apr 16, 2008 7:16 pm
((May not be RPing, but it doesn't mean I can't check up on you guys. I was too attached to permanently quit and not check up to see how the guild goes. =P))
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Posted: Thu Apr 17, 2008 1:48 pm
((You are not allowed to quit! No! Bad Raven!))
((... *reminds self that I currently have no characters capable of healing in immediate area and facepalms* stare ))
Saigo's taking in the scenery. She has nothing to do. Ladidadida.
((That was the weakest post...ever. I find continuation!))
Not wanting to accidently damage people or equipment, she walks out into the open. She's not far enough away to be missed by a captain, but she needs some distance for practice. She pulls her kunai zanpakutou and listens to the whirs and clicks associated with the mechanism which is her sash. She tosses the kunai out before quickly catching the wire. The kunai only flew a few meters, and she begins twirling it from where she has hold of the wire.
((I'm having fun, so :p ))
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Posted: Fri Apr 25, 2008 3:59 pm
::Medixia continues studying reiatsu flow and, for lack of a better term, pressure points. As she memorizes the diagrams and applies the words to memory, she begins practicing the basic reiatsu flow to her hands. She winces when she feels she's not quite strong enough to use even this most basic of kidou. She was confident she'd be ready soon, so she did persevere through the rather minor pain she could feel. She wanted to be ready with this at a moment's notice.::
[Training: 9/10]
[Mastered: 0/5]
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Posted: Fri Apr 25, 2008 7:47 pm
Saigo continues to whir her kunai zanpakutou around. From time to time, she whips it forward before quickly pulling the thin wire taught and using the centrifugal force to keep it moving rapidly. She liked how easy it was to handle her zanpakutou. The others looked too cumbersome to her. She likes things fast, so she wears a smile as she continues to whip and spin the whip-like kunai.
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Hymn of the Silent rolled 1 20-sided dice:
8
Total: 8 (1-20)
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Posted: Fri May 02, 2008 3:37 pm
(Sorry, I got a slew of projects randomly...and I forgot how to fight. Took me a while to reply, and I apologize).
Kaosu grinned as his partner moved, lunging forward. As the blade came towards his body, Kaosu slid out his own curved sword, meeting the bottom of the opposing steel as he slid it out, pushing up to blow the entire weapon off it's course.
Kaosu lowered his zanpakutou and stood there, nodding. "Nice looking blade you got there." He flipped his own sword from hand to hand experimentally, and then looked back up. "Now try it again."
Dodge: +29 (37)
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RufusRex rolled 1 20-sided dice:
14
Total: 14 (1-20)
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Posted: Sun May 04, 2008 8:43 pm
((I know the feeling.
Don't worry about it, though.
I had a tone of project creep up on me.)) I didn't have time to admire Kaosu's blade as he quickly unsheathed it. As he easily sent my blade off course, the shift in my body's weight forced me to spin around. I was fully expecting Kaosu to retaliate, so my defense was prepared. I was pleasantly surprised when he didn't. I grinned. "Same to you, twinkle-toes." I offered him mock insult.
I took a moment to study his blade even as my body slipped into an all too familiar kendo stance. Unlike mine, his was slim and curved. His was also elegant in its simplistic design. Mine, on the other hand, was gaudy and screamed overzealous in berth. With a hard swallow, I wondered how long Kaosu would simply let me attack. It wasn't to his advantage to spar with a far weaker opponent.
A bead of sweat fell from my brow as I winced at my internal thought pattern. Here he was waiting patiently for me to attack again, and I was too focused on his senpai status and far more extensive training. My grin degraded to a wry smirk as I drew my sword close to the ground and flipped it so the edge faced skyward. I made a quick, diagonal sweep. With both hands planted firmly on the grip, I knew the sheer size and weight of the blade would be difficult to deflect. The fact Kaosu did it before was a testament to his strength. 14 + 12 = 26
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Hymn of the Silent rolled 3 20-sided dice:
16, 7, 15
Total: 38 (3-60)
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Posted: Mon May 05, 2008 3:27 pm
((I won't do damage because...I don't want to trash you on accident.))
"Quite the talker, are we?" Kaosu noted, taking another lazed stance as he waited. Watching his opponent's face with a careful eye, Kaosu slid down so his knees were bent slightly, his sword at approximately the same angle as his knees with his other arm bent in front of his chest. Gen-fu with a weapon.
As the blade came crashing down towards him, Kaosu simply held his own zanpakutou at an angle, sending the large blade searing down the flat of his own weapon. Spinning, Kaosu pushed the blade away with the hope that the man won't be able to use it to block.
Stepping inside the strike zone, Kaosu slashed horizontally across where the belt resides, will full intent of depantsing his adversary. Then, with a similar motion he stepped up and pressed the blade lightly against Kago's neck.
"I guess twinkle-toes is better than some nicknames I've had. Least it has a positive conotation sometimes. Now, come at me again."
Dodge: +29(45)
Attack: +20 (27) / +13 (28 )
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