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Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2005 9:19 pm
He stared down in her eyes and felt something strange in that question. He thought for a moment, and finally said something. "My name is Zandar, that is what people call me." He smiled slightly. He truly was called Zandar, and anyone who knew him knew him by that name, but it was not his *true* name.
None knew that name, spare him, his older sister and his parents who gave the name to him. It's not likely any problems will come of this except for the fact that the knowledge of Zandar's psuedonym wouldn't be likely to help anyone. He would be pretty easy to find anyways, his height and his strange sense in fashion cause him to stand out in a crowd.
And even on the off chance that someone with an ability such as the one Quinta had was able to aquire the knowledge of his true name, it would be very likely that all the of the regeants and spell components that Zandar carried with him would disrupt the ability. Anyone close to him would be repulsed by the pungent odor, and Zandar wasn't knocked unconscious by it simply due to how long he's carried these things around with him.
There are other things that would contribute to him being unable to be controlled by others, but the main contributions are him going by a pseudonym, his spell components, and a strange enchantment he used. He incredibly disliked being under the control of others, and took so many measures to prevent it that someone would have to be masterful to be able to have anything over him. Too bad, because for some strange reason, Zandar really liked Quinta, and wouldn't mind seeing her again. He knew that the girl could possibly still be able to find him with her 'ability.'
(yay for rambling about nothing!)
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Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2005 9:38 pm
Sister Prude, as the demon samurai called the woman who had been given the task of keeping him safe, had remained motionless beneath the steady stream of water to the point that a passerby could confuse her for a contemporary addition to the fountain. She remained serene, her face expressionless save for a peaceful glow that had taken over. And she would have remained in the state of 'bliss' had it not been for Bagel who cut off her concentration.
"Pardon?" She asked, not bothering to open her eyes at first. At the lack of a proper answer, the young woman had no choice but to tilt her torso a bit forward as to move her face from the aquatic assault. Riplets of water ran along that alabaster flesh as if they were miniature rivers across her forehead, eyes, nose and mouth. Slowly did she blink her eyes open, only to shut them once more when the water blurred her vision. The beggar boy was talking to her.
"What about my veil?" As she spoke this second time, she wiped her face dry with a hand and opened her eyes in time to see what the young man was up to. Never before had she seen God's gifts be used in such a fashion -- she'd heard of His gifts being used in that manner, sure, and even worked side-by-side with healers of all sorts but never before in her short life had she *ever* been a witness to it. "I must say, you are quite the blessed young man." What had happened to her fury? Or better yet, why was she not paying attention to the demon she was a keeper to? Sister Raven reached out for the veil with tentative hands until the garment was cradled betwixt her fingers. She studied it for a moment and then offered the boy one of her bright smiles. "You shouldn't have bothered....but I thank you."
Again she was caught in the middle of a word, only this time a faint 'ohm' accompanied the soft 'o' of her lips. Black-fringed eyes shifted in the demon's direction only to fall upon the titan. "Oh, stupid temperamental child... if it hadn't been for your tantrum, I would've had the demon right where I wanted him."
What, the sudden lack of action had been a ruse all along? Of course! It was called reverse psychology. Bakemono loved working up Sister Prude to the point in which she'd give chase.. and he made it difficult for her to catch him. It was a constant game of cat and mouse with those two. If she refused to chase, it meant she was really upset and Bakemono, being the good little dumb boy he was, would have felt guilty. That would have made him get dressed, seek Sister Prude out like a dog with a tail between his legs and begged forgiveness.
Well, not really. It would have made him gone and tease her some more but he would've gotten close enough to where she could have caught him without breaking a sweat.
Sister Raven shook her head sadly and turned her attention to the boy who had so graciously unsoiled her veil. "Forgive my rudeness, as I am sure I have behaving no better than an ignorant bufoon-- my name is Sister Raven Paravincini, demon slayer -- and keeper-- of El Mandatum Lumen Sancti. And what is your na--"
Again she would have said more had it not been for Bakemono's rude banter. Unable to contain herself, Raven turned her attention toward the demon once more and spoke: "Oh, don't worry, Baka, as I have no intention of lifting a finger in this case. It serves you right as this is one mess I absolutely refuse to save your nude hide out of."
Lies.
Both Raven and Bakemono knew she was lying in this case-- as it was in her contract to the Vatican that the no harm was to come to the demon unless otherwise ordered. The question was: just how long was the young novice to keep out of battle, considering it was not just Bakemono's safety at hand, but also of other innocents.
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AnqeIicDemise Vice Captain
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Posted: Wed Oct 05, 2005 8:41 am
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Posted: Wed Oct 05, 2005 1:58 pm
Bagel was pleased to hear his talents were a blessing. It wasnt somethign he heard to often. mostly it was a bit of shoutign due to the fact aht what he attempted to repair was not in its proper order and sometimes not in its proper color. Transmutaion, often confused with alchemy was a very strict art . It was a natural ability gifted by ones heritage and often discovered by accident. It was difficult adn any deviation in the concentration of the mind and something would become amiss. To preform a transmutation one would need to havea clear mental vision of what they wanted to create from somehtign they needed to be in contact with directly. A young [person who tried to transmutate a peice of metal into a spoon , shape altering, whilst wearign a glove would end up with a spoon shaped peice of cloth. physical contact was imperative. A more adept could however do more then alter shape or color..but even alter the actual material it was made of ..or int eh case of multiple peices merely need to tap into the items "memory" and restore it into its original form. A true master however could transmute the very air ito solid object, a feat that required much concentrationa nd much energy. he source fo the energy. humorusly, was from a persons own physical energy. often leaving the Caster drained and hungry.
Bagel, having just eaten, felt almost no ill effect at this simple casting. a slight dizzy spell that quickly passed. Bagel smiled at Sister Raven. "Your welcome milady, but more so this is my thanks for the basket of fruit." Concluding his sentance bagel noticed her attention was elsewere. Not one to interupt bagel stood there still waiting for attention again. As much as he disliked to be ignored his passive nature would cause him to humbly wait. and given the level of hispatience he would probably shrug it off and go about his way.Still bagel felt compeled to make his apology known so he remained at the fountain and continued to watch the pandemoniom that was unfolding.
He eyed up th situation. the demon making almost a sport of what wa going on , and the infuriated giant giving chase. the very weight of his armour disrupting hte neatly layed cobblestone. It may be possible thatbagel could use htis disrupted architecture as a practice casting a mendign transmutation ona large scale. The more practice teh stronger one got. It was all abotu endurance and the storing of energy. As a caster practiced their bopdy became used to holdign more reserves of energy asnd then beign able to handle the large amount being evacuated quickly. The road to advanced levels were often paved with many blackouts and fits of crippling hunger. But the levels of masterhood could be obtained it would be most rewarding. A possible position for the lordship to mend the many problems in the city.
But abgel wanted more actually. He wanted to try to acheive somethignt hat hadnt been done with transmutation, and alchemey had only barley scratched the surface of. Transmutation of the human body. For the purpose of health and longevity. A hard road to travel without getting corrupted.
practice makes perfect
((blah a breif explanation on transmutation as I had thought of it before I ever saw Full Metal))
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Posted: Wed Oct 05, 2005 2:13 pm
((oh boy... when two psychics get together bad stuff tends to happen mainly because even though Wil is immensely powerful in psionics, he cant use any of it most of the time and all he has are the dreams and the innability to shut out other's minds))
Wil gasped and shuddered obviously, she was a psychic which meant he had to get out now before... it happened again. Since Wil couldnt control his powers in the slightest most times he suffered from a mental loop whenever he was in mind reading range of a psychic; exactly what was happening now. Wil's mind picked up Cherry's mind and in turn found a tiny speck of his own mind that she could sense and then recieved his own thoughts back at him which in turn alerted him again of hers and the growing voices and signals of echoing pain, confusion, and anquish of what was going to happen left him paralyzed; his mind couldnt control his body too wrapped up in a evergrowing period of lag of events that would eventually knock him unconscious... and even worse release his powers in a populated city...
Wil struggled with all his willpower to gain control of his power but he couldnt hope for such a thing; he couldnt think fully let alone move or speak and he realized after a few seconds with growing apprehension, even breath. His only hope rested in the likes of the fellow psychic to find out what was happening or for Baza to alert her of the strangeness and invoke her to implore further... and this was no easy feat.
To a passerby it would seem like nothing was the matter, Wil was silent and cloaked and unmoving, no one would give it a second thought. To an observant stranger it would seem odd that he was not moving at all - no breathing, no blinking whenever one could catch it, his face hidden beneath his cloak in a spasm of shock. To Baza it might have envoked some curiousity; several obvious openings and still Wil had not moved in an attempt at fleeing nor had Wil spoken a word of goodbye in another attempt of forcing Baza off.
((heheh I didnt even know we had another psychic, things are about to become a bit more interesting... as my definition of arcane and psionic magic, with enough tapping of uncontrolled raw power who knows what might happen? twisted ))
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Posted: Wed Oct 05, 2005 2:26 pm
Neitsabes As the dust cleared, the blue orbs that belonged to the titan were already scanning the area for the demon, his large sword already swung back over his head, ready to do yet another strike. It seemed that his boots had their own rule with gravity, since the towering warrior was suspended on the wall for a few seconds as this occurred.
Finally, he saw Bakemono running into the crowd, trying to use strategy against this sensitive powerhouse. It seemed that the gentle giant had turned into a blood thirsty berzerker, his eyes completely ignoring the crowd around the rude man that upset him. Soon enough, the wall was destroyed by the push of his legs on the stone, causing yet another booming jump straight at the nude demon. "I SAID APOLOGIZE!" Screeched the titan as he charged for the second time.
What happened now seemed like almost a miracle, especially since the titan was charging with his eyes closed and was blinded by rage anyway. His feet landed right beside a child, meaning that the poor kid was right in the middle of the titan's earth shattering landing. While he swung his sword high and straight at Bakemono, he merely cut the top of a woman's hair as he did this, and while moving his body savagely, a few merchants were pushed away harshly. Not one innocent hurt! Was this a miracle of god? Nah, it was just lady luck always being on this sensitive man's side.
Now, most did not notice this, but the towering warrior's skin was now even more red than before. Most did not know this, but his mental state was not the only thing that was unstable, his body was irregular as well. Most of the crowd he landed in would soon feel heat coming from the enraged giant, as the level of energy in his body rised at a rate that would scare most doctors. "Lucky b*****d!" Bakemono knew all too well that the giant's actions were definetly not of skills. The bulky figure before him had only luck on his side. Bakemono shot a glare of irritation, and perhaps a little jealousy up at the giant before him. "For being so innocent and downright stupid, he had to have ******** Lady Luck good to not kill so many people." Bakemono thought aloud, such crude words likely to upset the giant even more. However, the change in the heat was something Bakemono had not yet noticed. He was a demon, after all, and one doesn't forget how hot the hells are. He'd seen many a person play the hells off as if they were nothing - however experiencing it first hand Bakemono understood that it as not a plain to joke about. It was a place for suffering, not roasting yourself in the heat. s**t, he didn't like hell, why else would he be trying to return to the light!? Red eyes locked on sapphire pools, Bakemono knew that the giant would pounce soon. However, Bakemono's supercomputer (Brain) began to process the information being handed to him, and what should be a successful tactic popped up behind wide red eyes. The giant had luck, but Bakemono had skill. Any trained samurai of apprentice rank to master could tell you that the point of the samurai's technique was not flashy sword fights - instead the reason they spent so long developing their techniques was to in the fight in one strike. Bakemono remained close to his opponet this time around leaping back just far enough to escape the blade and rubble that would be caused by the crushing blow delivered to the ground below the giant. Bakemono needed to see how the giant used his sword, and for good reason. Bakemono needed to see where the blade most commonly made contact, so that he could judge the weakest point on the blade. No matter how well a blade is made, there is always a weak point - most commonly near the base of the sword where the most stress is delivered. Too hard to bend, the sword only tries to break. Never successfiul in doing so - the durability erodes. This was especially true with the giant who wildly swung his sword about. Such a strong man is likely to have a tired sword even if he'd been in few fights. Bakemono had a good chance of breaking the blade, too, as it should have been getting hot at the 'stress point' because of all the contact with solid surfaces. In other words, Bakemono had a good chance of slicing the sword apart. Confident that if Bakemono could disarm the bulk before him, and defeat him from that point, Bakemono kept his eyes on the giant but his attention elsewhere. Shouting at the nun once more, Bakemono tossed his free hand into the air - nagging at her. "Oh, yeah, thanks for the help Sister Prude! You could just give me a pill and I'd be able to take this idiot out right here! I'm going to tell on you!" Hah, like bickering siblings! ((Ick, sucky post.))
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Posted: Wed Oct 05, 2005 4:11 pm
Shainal had barely reached the marble benches when the sound of something cutting through the wind caught her attention. She froze for an instant, thinking that someone had fired an arrow perhaps. But she was wrong. The stinging pain in her neck told the truth, and when she reached her hand up to the spot that was irritating her so, she found a feather tailed dart puncturing her there. Quickly she pulled the dart from her neck, observing the tip for signs of poison that were all there. She blinked and slipped the dart into the pocket of the white jacket she was carrying in her hands ever still. "I wonder who...Fired that dart at me.."
She took a few more steps and then took a seat on one of the marble benches. Sighing, she felt the poison begin to course its way through her veins. She sat still and let it happen, while scanning the crowd for her assailant. It didn't take her long, however, as he had chosen to stand out in the open with eyes only for her. She pointed at him as an angry expression worked its way over her face. "Evil, evil, evil!!!" ( scream )
The man whom was dressed in a very long white cloak and whose equally long white hair seemed to form yet another cloak for him, shrugged his broad shoulders, his sparkling silver eyes closing for an instant. When he opened them again, a smile was on his face and he watched with amusement as Shainal slouched over to one side, laying on the bench fast asleep. He walked as though time was not an issue, taking slow steps. His black boots made a soft *thud* of a noise with every step he took, until he was standing before the bench that Shainal lay silently on. Upon reaching her, the sounds of her cooing and mumbling incoherently could be heard. It didn't take her long to find a good dream to endorse in.
"My, my, I just knew you shouldn't of went out tonight. Look at you there, sleeping in the midst of all these people." The man lifted a hand to his mouth and chuckled while shaking his head. He then rested his hands at his sides and stared down at her, admiring her beauty while she slept. Quietly he took a seat next to her, lifting her head up a bit and laying it in his lap so that she was a bit more comfortable. With that, he pulled a book out of the deep pocket of his cloak and opened it up, reading over her until the little bit of poison wore off and she woke up.
As he sat there an elderly man whom was a merchant in the marketplace stopped by him, bowing politely. He was headed home for the night, and looked rather tired, but more cheerful upon spotting the man on the bench. "Good evening, Alexander. How are you tonight?"
Alexander looked up from his book and smiled, nodding to the man. "I am well, thank you for asking. Are you headed home now?" The merchant nodded and reached up to stroke his beard out of habit. "Yes, yes. It's been a long day, and i'm anxious to get into bed. These old legs need rest." Alexander laughed and nodded yet again. "I understand."
The merchant eyed Shainal, fast asleep with her head in Alexanders lap and chuckled to himself. "The wife wouldn't come home tonight, eh?" Alexander glanced down at Shainal and sighed, an exasperated look on his face. He took a hand away from his book to stroke back the loose strands of her black hair away from her face. "Ah..She never wants to come home...Just look at what she's gotten herself today." Alexander touched the fur coat that was loosely covering Shainals bandaged upper body. A frown creased his face and he tried to shake it off, looking back up to the merchant. "I will take her home soon. Have a goodnight, Emery." Emery the merchant smiled,"And the same to you, Alexander." He then walked off into the night, heading home.
When Emery was out of sight Alexander glared down at his wife and used his free hand to jab her lightly in the arm, but she never stirred. She was going to get herself hurt one of these days, he thought to himself. He worried over her night and day, and she knew it to some extent. Which is why she made it a point to get away from him as much as she could. Why she would want her husband to worry? Who knows....Well..I know..but i'll tell you later.
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Posted: Wed Oct 05, 2005 5:47 pm
Wil's description confused the poor merchant, there was no type of magic like that where he came from, all type of magic came from within one's self and with the atoms around them, not another plane. Oh well, Baza would just have to deal with this one in a few seconds, since his ears twitched again, turning his attention to the bubbly Cerise.
People like Cerise always made Baza happy, they were ready to buy anything that was flashy and that matched their outfit. His most prominent customers were fashion designers and whatnot, this fox merchant even made his own clothes and he made them well, without a size too small, especially with those golden scissors and needle...
With every item the pink girl made, the fox merchant was closer and closer to feeling a tear of joy in his right eye, oh how he loved selling things! As she was almost done with her verbal list, Baza whipped his bag around him, knocking a few merchants back, landing it before him. The bag was simply so huge with many other bags attached to it, soon enough the fox merchant dived into it, all of his upper body going into it, then pulling out what the lady wanted.
He worked at such a speed that it seemed as if he had eight other arms helping him, the stack of feminine items only grew larger, until they were all there. Some items were not exacly how she wanted, and some had a few rubies and diamonds in the shapes of bunnies and other fluffy things, how cute. "That would be 312 gold peices please!" He said automatically, his brain working almost faster than a calculator when it came to prices.
He kept his large smile and curtious pose as he attended Cerise, but soon his mind would alert him of a danger. He glanced back at Wil, not hearing a peep out of him for awhile, not even seeing him move in an attempt to escape form the corner of his greedy eyes. Soon enough he would look at him and notice the paralysed state. He quickly turned to Cerise and said " 'scuse me Madam", then proceded to literally jump on the psychic man.
He checked about every inch of Wil's body, checking his pulse, his temperature, his eyes, his resperation, and even sticking his hands down the elf's pants to see if he could geta reaction. It seemed as though this man was having some sort of mental problem, since his body seemed healthy, but nothing worked! Soon enough, as if he was a doctor, Baza pulled out a vaccine filled with some kind blue liquid. "Don't worry sir, this is a seditive, it'll knock you out" He said that with absolutely no feeling, as if he was some apathetic man killing another with a stealthy technique. Surprisingly enough, the fake doctor was not lying, it would honestly drug Wil into a sleeping state, emaning his psionics would be shut off, as his basic mind settings were set.
My my, it seemed this demon was to proud to just apologize, but it's not as if the titan 'cared' about the situation right, he was too busy being mad. After his vertical slash at the smurai, instead of slashing again, the powerful warrior jabbed the sword till the tip as was at Bakemono's feet. He twisted the blade upwards, turning the cutting side towards the demon, then, he merely advanced with booming steps.
The sword plowed through the stone as if it was snow, It was a slash, but a mere charge with the sword up, the blade facing the rude one. His hands were now holding the hilt as if the blade was on his side, meaning that he had mirrored his hand position from before. Obviously the demon would only side step, jump over, or go backwards, elading the titan somwhere. Either tactic that the demon would use woudl result the titan's blade to be swung at him from under.
The heat eminating from the towering warrior only increased as he did this, usually his opponents tried blocking or even parried his moves, but this one had only been dodging for now, and that only angered the titan even more, he hated not being able to hit something, he felt as if the samurai was just teasing and playing aroudn with him. Those thoughts were only fabricated in the titan's mind, making him even more angry than before, meaning his actions would only speed up, and the heat would rise.
"I AM NOT WEAK!!!" He shrieked in a tremendous voice, making most of the merchants round them hold their heads in pain from the sound. It seemed once mad, he woudl only increase his anger, did this work with his other emotions? Indeed it did, only making this character even more unbalanced than he already was. The merchants had already spread out, most of them leaving the marketplace after being almost killed by the anger of this titan, yet lady luck was always protecting them.
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Posted: Wed Oct 05, 2005 6:16 pm
At the sound of the titans booming voice, Shainal bolted upright on the bench with a perfected look of both anger and shock on her face. Her hair now stood on end and every single strand was pointed skyward. Crazy eh? Who had the nerve to wake her up from such a good dream?? And the handsome man in the tuxedo was just about to get undressed too. She pouted. Shainal sucked in a deep breathe and raised a fisted hand to her face, rubbing the sleep from her eyes. She yawned and got to her feet, shaking away the sleepiness. Who the hell is yelling so loud? Shainal stared out into the marketplace, looking for the troublemaker. She spotted the massive man not too far off, and my goodness did he look angry. Shainal straightened herself up and prepared to head on off to talk to him, but before she could the feel of a warm yet stong hand on her hip caught her attention.
Shainal froze, her face turning a slight shade of blue. She cringed at the sound of the voice that soon followed after. "Glad to see you awake, darling..." Shainal glanced over her shoulder only to see Alexander seated peacefully, one hand on her hip and the other holding his book nearly too close to his face for reading to be possible. She lifted a hand to the back of her head and began to scratch it, something she did when she was pondering a way out of situations. She laughed with a smile on her face while stumbling with her words. "Ah...fancy running into you here, Alex. Did you need something?"
Alexander put the book down in his lap and looked up at Shainal, his face composed and serious. His silver eyes bore into hers with a determination that made Shainal stop laughing. He let go of her hip and rested his hand back into his lap, crossing his legs. "I know you want to go.. So, when you get back i'm going to have my words with you."
Shainal backed away from him and nodded, bowing repeatedly. She then turned on her heels and let out a heavy sigh as she made her way over to the titan. The man it seemed, had scared off the majority of the merchants in the market and had even succeeded in startling those that Shainal herself had thought could never be swayed one way or the other. When she was close enough to him that she thought he would be able to hear her speak, she called out to him. When she saw the immense weapon in his hands however, and the man to whom he was directing the sword, she began to think again on how to go about approaching. Then there was the amount of heat eminating from his body that she could feel already and she wasn't even that close to him. It didn't bother her too much, though so she stayed in that range.
What? She took another look at the man that the titan was apparently after. Goddess, what happened to his clothing? Shainal couldn't help herself from staring for a moment, but quickly chastised herself and looked away, putting her attention back onto the titan. "Excuse me, sir." Her voice didn't fit her body. The voice of a child in the body of a woman whom was fairly misunderstood and marked as insane at times. Some combination, huh? Shainal assumed that she wasn't speaking loud enough for the titan to hear, as he was quite tall and very high up there. "Hello there?"
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Posted: Wed Oct 05, 2005 6:24 pm
Wil's perspective of the whole event was a little bit different...
From the start his vision was already blackening at the edges as his mind continued to repeat his thoughts of anquish and worry and whatever might have been on Cerises mind at an evergrowing pace, however he had not yet reached the point of losing complete control of his powers before the fox demon blur lunged at him.
He tried to move at that point; he really did, he didnt want to die maimed at the hands of a crazed fox but he couldnt and could only stand their as Baza proceeded to poke and prod him for any reaction at all. Wil's mind couldnt comprehend that Baza was trying to help him however and had lost the ability to hear at the point that Baza pulled the vaccine out.
Thinking it to be his last moments his last thought was one of sadness that here he was, far away from his home and his dream dying at the hands of a merchant who wouldnt let him get away... And he couldnt even breathe.
As with most life and death experiences time seemed to slow down for Wil and his whole life flashed before him each picture unrecognizable to the oxygen and mentally deprived Wil but each stirred a feeling of love and rememberance inside of him... at least when he died he wouldnt die alone.
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Posted: Wed Oct 05, 2005 7:10 pm
"So blunt, no style." Bakemono mumbled to himself recording the giant's movements in his mind. Bakemono was a tad irritated as the brutes of the west came to mind. The damn knights of the queen, how he hated them! The sadest part about it was the fact that the samurai were always compaired to those broadsword wielding bastards. "******** wannabe, you can't touch me!" Ah, yes, although Bakemono had no intention of pissing off the giant further, little did he know that was quite the good idea. Judging by how red in the face the giant was, perhaps the giant mass would explode from such high blood pressure.
Bakemono stayed dangerously closed to the blade, so dangerously that he nearly lost his boys. Bakemono leaped a small distance into the air, and brought his feet together quickly. The titan's strike was obviously much quicker, and more powerful - it was perfect. While Bakemoo's feet should have came together, they actually ended up hugging the blade. However no one could keep their balence like that - not the most killed samurai or martial artist, nor a ballet dancer. Nearly slicing himself in half on the monster's blade, Bakemono brought his spear in front of himself to keep him from making unnessicary contact with the massive sword.
However, an annoying woman decided to try to break the two up. Alas, Bakemono did not need any help - he finally figured out a way of getting rid of the titant without getting anyone hurt. No blood being split, no nothing! Just what brought about Bakemono's change of heart. "God, you best be listenin'!" he thought. "You better be thankful I didn't kill this monster of a man! This better get me some points with you, damnit!"
He tossed his fist into the air, obviously attempting to get the attention of Shainal. "You stay out of this, woman!" He had a look of irritation on his face as she tried to split them up. It ruined his plan, and she'd likely end up hurt. "If you say one more word, I'll kill you myself!" He growled, attempting to keep his balence while flailing his arm wildly.
With that out of the way, Bakemono set his plan in motion. The springs that were his legs sent him into the air after nearly slipping off the blade, and back towards one of the pillars. Anyone smart enough - obviously not the giant - could tell that Bakemono intended to make the giant leap out of the Citadel of his own free will. However, that didn't mean Bakemono wasn't pissed off. He was growing soft, damnit!
Bakemono, once more, stabbed his spear into the pillar which he reached for footing. However he was smarter this time around as he burried it at an angle, the bottom of the pole pointing to the sky. "You goddamn giant! You're more than a thousand years too early to even think about scratching me!" While he was somewhat smarter than the giant - he was still pretty stupid now wasn't he? Incorrect grammar! "You boast about not being weak but you can't even touch me!" Bakemono had done it now, hadn't he?
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Posted: Wed Oct 05, 2005 8:10 pm
Girlie Boy Imatation #6 "So blunt, no style." Bakemono mumbled to himself recording the giant's movements in his mind. Bakemono was a tad irritated as the brutes of the west came to mind. The damn knights of the queen, how he hated them! The sadest part about it was the fact that the samurai were always compaired to those broadsword wielding bastards. "******** wannabe, you can't touch me!" Ah, yes, although Bakemono had no intention of pissing off the giant further, little did he know that was quite the good idea. Judging by how red in the face the giant was, perhaps the giant mass would explode from such high blood pressure.
Bakemono stayed dangerously closed to the blade, so dangerously that he nearly lost his boys. Bakemono leaped a small distance into the air, and brought his feet together quickly. The titan's strike was obviously much quicker, and more powerful - it was perfect. While Bakemoo's feet should have came together, they actually ended up hugging the blade. However no one could keep their balence like that - not the most killed samurai or martial artist, nor a ballet dancer. Nearly slicing himself in half on the monster's blade, Bakemono brought his spear in front of himself to keep him from making unnessicary contact with the massive sword.
However, an annoying woman decided to try to break the two up. Alas, Bakemono did not need any help - he finally figured out a way of getting rid of the titant without getting anyone hurt. No blood being split, no nothing! Just what brought about Bakemono's change of heart. "God, you best be listenin'!" he thought. "You better be thankful I didn't kill this monster of a man! This better get me some points with you, damnit!"
He tossed his fist into the air, obviously attempting to get the attention of Shainal. "You stay out of this, woman!" He had a look of irritation on his face as she tried to split them up. It ruined his plan, and she'd likely end up hurt. "If you say one more word, I'll kill you myself!" He growled, attempting to keep his balence while flailing his arm wildly.
With that out of the way, Bakemono set his plan in motion. The springs that were his legs sent him into the air after nearly slipping off the blade, and back towards one of the pillars. Anyone smart enough - obviously not the giant - could tell that Bakemono intended to make the giant leap out of the Citadel of his own free will. However, that didn't mean Bakemono wasn't pissed off. He was growing soft, damnit!
Bakemono, once more, stabbed his spear into the pillar which he reached for footing. However he was smarter this time around as he burried it at an angle, the bottom of the pole pointing to the sky. "You goddamn giant! You're more than a thousand years too early to even think about scratching me!" While he was somewhat smarter than the giant - he was still pretty stupid now wasn't he? Incorrect grammar! "You boast about not being weak but you can't even touch me!" Bakemono had done it now, hadn't he? Looking past the titan, Shainal could see the nude warrior waving his arms about frantically while spouting out a myraid of words that she almost couldn't make a sentence out of. Stay out of it? Pointing to the titan and then to the warrior and then to herself, she pieced together just what it was he was speaking about exactly. Hmph, stay out of this fight? As if I wanted to participate. Shainal took a few steps away from the two of them, making herself comfortable on the ground near the fountain.
She paid no mind to the nun that was apparently...meditating or something along those lines in the water, but kept her gaze on the titan and the warrior. Who knows what had caused this particular scenario to occur? Listening to the string of insults that the warrior was yelling to the giant, Shainals face took on a placid expression. "I imagine something like that is the cause of this..." Shainal shook her head. What a rude man! Goddess knows if someone spoke to her that way, she would want to kill them herself. As the titans face began to swell, growing a stronger crimson color, Shainal began to think that leaving the scene would be a better idea after all. Standing up, she shifted away from the fountain, the titan and of course...although reluctantly, the nude warrior. She was about to go preoccupy herself with something else when she spotted Alex approaching not too far off.
"Ah, look! Jewelry!"
Shainal walked swiftly towards a merchants stand where a girl had been selling several different ornaments of body decorations. Shainal lifted a few sets of earrings up and pretended to be deeply absorbed in examining them. "Very nice..Very nice..How much are these??"
## Alexander had spotted Shainal while she was attempting to talk to the giant and watched with relief as she was directed out of harms way. Damnable woman. She was going to be the death of him. He stood from the bench and manuevered his way through the crowds, past the commotion that was the giant and the warrior and followed after his escaping wife.
When she stopped at the merchants shop, he waited aside patiently for her to finish before approaching her. While he stood there, he looked over at the warrior as he attempted to provoke the giant further. "Hmm..I wonder if he's gone mad.." Alexander took a thorough look at the warrior then, noting his complete bareness. He concluded then that the man had indeed gone mad. Who was so bold as to walk around the market dressed exactly as they had entered the world? Naked as a jay bird. Alexander looked over to the massive man that was the titan and simply blinked, thinking out loud as Shainal was known to do. "Big fellow, aren't you..." ((I know it's short, but i'm sleepy and i've got classes in the AM. Until tomorrow. Goodnight. heart ))
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Posted: Wed Oct 05, 2005 10:12 pm
Cherry held her yellow, pink-polka-dotted backpack in hand. "312, you said?" she repeated. "Ok, just a..sec..." A wallet in the shape of (predicatably) a sparkly red cherry appeared from within the small backpack's recesses. The girl began carefully sifting through her money, counting.
"That's five! No, three... Lemme start over!" Ok, so Cherry wasn't very good at counting. Go figure. But there was something more here, something stranger... "Baza, it's funny but.. Do you feel weird?" she murmured. "I have the strangest sense that something's going..." She left the sentence hanging as her suspicions were confirmed.
The thin redhead watched with supreme, worried interest as Baza inspected the catatonic form of Wil. "What's going on...?" she asked. She lifted a hand to her forehead, brushing the away her stray bangs and pressing against the skin. There was an odd, foreign sort of feeling there that she couldn't quite place; it was coupled with another strange sense of foreboding. At this point in her life, she'd learned to trust her senses.
"I have the strangest feeling..." she muttered, closing her eyes. She tried for a moment to pick up on a vision or something, but no such luck. When her bright eyes fluttered open once more, it was to the image of Baza administering his 'treatment' to the elf.
"Baza! What the heck are you doing?" she shrieked. "You don't just go...go...poking at people and shoving sedatives down their throats!" This time, she shut her eyes in annoyance, not thought. "I'm a healer, don't you remember? Oh, but nooo! Let's knock the poor guy out." These words were, indeed, true. Beneath all her psychic abilities, beneath all pretenses of power, Cerise was a simple healer. (And those 'pretenses' of power were just that: pretenses.)
"'Course... I can only heal some wounds..." she added as an after thought. "And it hurts like...super bad to do it. But I could have tried or something!" In truth, any serious ailments were probably better left unhealed; while telekinetics (or the little she could do of telekinetics, that is) drained her mentally, healing was physically draining--extremely physically draining, in some cases. It was also her most valuable asset. Thus, when fights happened, Cherry's best strategy was still...run like hell. {Alright, just as a summary, I'm gonna list Cherry/Cerise's powers. Bios take me too long. She has minor telekinetics; she can't 'throw' anything heavier than she could physically throw, but she can make heavy objects hover...which is only helpful for decorating, packing and such. Her prescience is extremely strong but irritating. She can read minds if the person allows her, and she can speak telepathically, should the need arise. She can heal by draining her physical strength. Basically, she's useless in battle. And this is more of a reminder to myself than anyone else.}
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Posted: Thu Oct 06, 2005 2:26 pm
((Wil is basically the renegade... he has quite an enormous amount of power... drastically so to the extreme of leveling a city however he cannot control it it or even access it most of the time. His main abilities of norm are his innate ability to read everyones mind and his ability to "Borrow" others psychic powers... For example he was reading his mind with Cherry's powers... this is also prettymuch a pointless reaction of someone who cant control himself because he automatically reads his mind which provokes the reaction you might be watching as we speak...
I hope that eventually Wil can evolve into a potent character but for now I am quite happy with silent, calm, dagger, longsword, and bow wielding Wil whose powers can blow up in the face of allies and enemies alike))
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Posted: Thu Oct 06, 2005 5:52 pm
((I feel guilty, as if some people were waiting for me to post >.>; ))
Baza quickly put his hand on Wil's neck, making him have a slow fall, and securing the back of his head as the elf's muscles turned to mush. Once on the floor, and while Cerise screamed at the fox merchant, the furry dealer took out some scissors from his large bag. Soon enough the sharp object was snipping through Wil's hair, while Baza took every strand and placed it within a small tube. Once the fox merchant was done with his poor haircut -even though he could have done better- he left the elf a note saying 'Your hair will pay for the sedative I gave you'.
What a coward, taking advantage of a man while he was unconscious, but Baza had done much worse before than just taking hair, Wil was lucky they were in a public area (No, not rape, you perverts). Once he had finished his business with the elf, since the boy would be knocked out for awhile, he moved on with his business towards Cerise, after she was done scolding the furry dealer.
"Terribly sorry Ma'm" He said in a friendly yet cold voice, "Instinct kicked in and I just did what first popped into my mind". Baza, surprisingly, is always honest, and why he helped the elf was probably because he had a sixth sense that he would deal with him once again, on another day and place. Saddly enough, that sixth sense was usually right...
((Sorry if I munched or something, but I doubt there was anything else to do, I'll edit if you wish))
Once again, the situation was as it was when the fight started, Bakemono on higher ground and the Titan below. For some odd reason, or maybe lady luck was on the demon's side, the towering warrior decided to do the same 'move' he did last time, which was very rare for him. Usually this fighter is so unpredictable, most martial art masters can barely predict his techniques; not because he was skillful, but because he was too dumb to keep a certain pattern in his movements.
He didn't care about the woman who just tried to interrupt the fight, he couldn't hear her, his ears were filled with the sound of his pulse, and a little ringing in the background. Needless to say, he was pumped, and it happened rather fast, faster than usual, probably because the demon he faced was still naked, and taunting him, only angering him even more.
Once again, he ripped through the air as before, his feet leaving their mark on the floor he was standing on, who would fix all this damage? Just as before, his sword came before anything, the powerful blade crashing through the pillar, along with the titan, who was even quicker and stronger than last time he did this. Landing on the wall, there was twice as much cracks as before, they reached far and wide, amost touching the cracks left from his starting point.
Annihilating yet another pillar, and cracking two walls, If the citadel would get one more blow like this, it would surely fall, injuring everyone within it. At this point in his rage, the gentle giant was almost blind, his vision was blurry, his pupil focusing and unfocusing with every pump of his heart.
((Finish it Jouji :U~))
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