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Good. I have respect for the military and all, but we have far too few beards hanging around here, and I'd hate to lose you permanently.

I can't help but notice you're posting again, so I figured I'd notify you of some things.

You're currently the only person in Konoha, since none of the others have come back. I'd say you should transfer to another village, but we're currently in the process of planning a complete reboot of the guild world. I'm not sure how long that's going to take, so making a new character for another village could just end in you having to change the character as soon as it's made.

We also have changed a bunch of things related to professions and types, necessitating new profiles, which I know you haven't submitted one of yet. That needs to be done if you want to keep RPing, before or after the reboot.

If you want to keep Cryshal, I'd recommend rebuilding her with our newer system setups, and giving her a newish background, kept ambiguous enough to work in any village. We're currently leaning towards moving to a single village setup at least until we have more members, and chances are it might not be one of the current ones.

For now, I recommend redoing your profile with any changes to profession and type that you want to make, and starting over with her in Kumo, since that's the most active village right now. You can of course keep any jutsu, gold, mission points, or items you currently have, since you're rebuilding a current RPC rather than making a new one.

Thing is, you could keep running around in Konoha, but you'll be alone, since none of us have the time to make an NPC or run a mission to get you out of there or anything right now, and that's incredibly boring.

Hey, I'm going to tap your odd grey matter for a bit, since you really seem to love making characters and stuff. What I'm going to do, is give you a task, to create something for me. You have free reign within the guidelines I set to do whatever you want, so long as it falls within the realm of realism. That means, basically, if I ask you to make a civilian NPC, I don't want him to secretly have some sort of superpowers. Some ninja training, maybe, sure, but he shouldn't be able to defeat an invading army single handed. If you do well and I'm satisfied with the work, I'll give you another to do, and so on. Consider it both practice and training, and maybe if all goes well, more can come of it. Again, because I couldn't fit this in quite right before, if you do well I'll be giving you more characters to create, at first most will be civilians. So, while I don't mind some being trained, or even retired ninja, or whatever, and some even being rather powerful, I do not want the all to be, because that is stupid and unrealistic.

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First task, a blacksmith. That is to say, a blacksmith's shop. This shop should sell all your basic metal weaponry and gear, as well as having a forge in the back where it is all made. The shop should come with at least two characters. One, the blacksmith himself, and another, to man the counter when the smith is working. The second can be a relation of any kind, wife, son, daughter, sibling, or even just a hired hand of either gender and any (Reasonable) age. The characters should come with small profiles (Not character profiles) with personality, description, age, short bio, a picture, and basic stats according to our current systems. The stats should again be realistic to their lives, meaning the blacksmith should be rather physically strong, but not necessary fast or anything. If you wish he can be a dropout or retired ninja of low rank, and if the shopkeeper is young, s/he can be a genin or academy student, or just a civilian.

(Note that any future tasks will have less description in place, as I expect you to remember the guidelines on character design I have included for this one. Ninja status of future characters, if not mentioned directly, is up to you, but should be realistic to their current position/profession.)

Keep in mind the single village concept. If you do well, that's where they'll be used. So basically no references to the living in Village X before moving to Village C and selling wares to Village B-G or whatever. Not sure how far in the future we're going yet, or if it's even going to be part of the original PotS world or a new one entirely.

Most of it's alright, though there's a few points that stand out.

One, the ears... Um, what? lol
I don't think that's actually physically possible. Just say it's a unique feature of his tribe, or just ignore the fact the picture has them in the first place.

Since we don't know the exact time frame, the new village could be brand new, or several hundred years old, so it's best not to put too much work into aligning him with the village's creation like that.

The council is planned as an actual body within the RP, and with the way it's currently being looked at, he wouldn't be allowed to sit in, or be a member. Any input he gave would be through one of the council members if he happened to know them.

And last, as previously mentioned, I don't know yet what time frame we're using. We might be far in the future, or in a whole new world. The current villages may never have even existed in the new world. That said, making reference to a legendary smith is fine, just know that it might not be relevant to current PotS lore.

Oh, it's fine to use the one you did. It'd just be a cameo instead instead of a reference to guild history. I only mentioned it because if we don't have the villages having existed, there wouldn't be a smith of Kirigakure at all.

How's this coming along? I'm....curious.

In other news, I've given up on my Tech character since I can't find a decent picture of how I want him to look, and instead get stuck with a picture of someone with a robotic arm which would require far too much maintenance than a starting character could afford, I'm just going to go ahead and make a cleric character. Yes, that's right, I'm making a cleric in this system. Notably, he'll be a tad bit evil, but that's to be expected from a person who is so strictly adherent to their rules that they have stone set morals and guidelines.