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Hikari snuggles Minu~

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Hikari continues being moe.

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Forum Games and Roleplaying / Re: Children of the Stars (IC)
« on: June 20, 2014, 12:20:16 pm »
Quote from: Transcript of an old Skalkr manuscript; the script has been translated and ordered logically for posterity
Konsoda Skalar Dir Rasmuso (Skalkr Consortium, under the Son of Rasmus)
Menali Zhel vu Tresh

There are four hundred and eighty of us.
Knowledge:
  • Stoneworking: Completed.
  • Agriculture: 1/?
  • Pottery: 1/3


Our council of elders; myself, Olar, Locki, Snorri and the leader of the builders Olag; Guspa was killed by an unserim with many arms in the caves, while foraging- has cemented its power. With our new meeting hall built up from stone, we have now a place to meet in safety without the roof falling upon us. Months have advanced and the Skalar work quick, as the stones we have hewn from the stones of the caves have been put to use making us more stable houses than tents of wood and skin. True, true, we must make the roofs of mud from the river shores, baked on the the fires of the smelting fires we use to make olarrir tools, but nothing is perfect. Some crafter had the idea of shaping mud into buckets or even pots, instead of hewing them from stone, saying it was easy or something stupid like that. We doubt it; baked mud is easy to shatter. Stone is tougher.


I assume whatever is causing the headaches our people are suffering is causing the sudden influx in stupid ideas- one person had the idea of taking the seeds from the bushes we occasionally eat from when we can find them and planting them near our city. Never mind the fact that those things only grow near the oases we can find, but we lack anywhere to grow them! I doubt that such things grow in the dead sands of the desert out of their small oases. The forager was babbling about the river's mud being a good growing place. Olar, the fool, told him to go ahead! I truly hope this forager sees the error of his ways when trying to grow his beloved bushes in the mud of the river fails.


Speaking of the headaches, Locki cannot figure out just what is causing them. We have managed to alleviate them with some sort of herb we found in the caves, but not make them disappear entirely. Before we discovered the caves, these headaches were rare, but now, I believe something in the caves is causing it. I do not believe it is the Olarrir- many of our hunters and warriors use Olarrir weapons without ill effect.


And speaking of warriors, those were put to the test. Mere sunrises ago, we encountered a roving band of Skalar. We attempted to get them to join our stronghold- or rather, some of our foragers did. We found their corpses, hewn apart and looted, up the river. We hunted the murderers down and found them, hiding under a rock like cowards. They screamed like children when they were killed, begging for their lives, some say. Others say they fought to the end. I prefer the latter story; some of my finest warriors were hurt, one killed, in the fight, and it would at least put them up against worthy opponents instead of cowards.


These Skalar seemed to have come from somewhere else, judging from what little tribal markings we could see on them. We will be wary of any who walk near our stronghold with such markings from now on.


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Yukari looks at her carefully, before a small smile shows on her face. She was still slightly scared, but she hoped Tom had talked to her and at least told her stabbing her was bad.

She motions for her to come over.

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((I assumed half a year, maybe a year? :P Monsters are weird shit with ageing anyway and Yukari's inspiration isn't the most obviously old either.

14 years old with THAT figure? I doubt it...))
The lady is in the apartment, in the living room, in a black shirt, sewing up the blouse Ton cut through.

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((she looks older than four...she looks like 6 or maybe 7 if you were generous))
((Somehow, when you said 'somewhat older', two years doesn't come to mind. :P))

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Forum Games and Roleplaying / Re: Rise of the Magic Girls v3 OOC
« on: June 20, 2014, 09:34:03 am »
I am fine with him just using his nano-machine stuff on himself, but not sharable
Seconded. It makes no sense anyway as the only other constructs aren't necessarily compatible.

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"If it helps, I can see why she stabbed me. Some monsters just....don't get the whole 'living in peace' thing, and she was probably raised by people who didn't."

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Forum Games and Roleplaying / Re: Rise of the Magic Girls v3 OOC
« on: June 20, 2014, 09:31:31 am »
Nerf proposed? That was pretty much Selina's role anyway.

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Hikari is being moe.

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"Did you ever find out why she stabbed me?"

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Yukari fixes her glasses.
"I'm fine. I managed to patch myself up."

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Meanwhile, Yukari eventually sits down on a roof's ledge. She sighs.

That girl.....she looked young. Probably not even older than four, four and a half- and yet she tried to stab her. She'd seen young monsters do that to other people- mainly due to ingrained fear of humans. She could understand; humans had a reputation for killing monsters that wasn't completely unjustified. The best course wasn't to shoot the girl on sight- she didn't know why she did it, and that alone was enough to give her a good reason to find out and anyway, she was so young- but to talk, or at least listen, to her.

Shortly after resolving to do that, Yukari heads off to a nearby sweetshop to grab some sweets for the girl, to let her know she wasn't angry about the stabbing and she wasn't going to retaliate. After buying a bag, she heads back to the apartment cautiously, getting ready to bolt at any second should the girl be coming at her with clear intent to stab her.

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I believe it was changed from the original bizarre slime thing that's in the thread originally to something like 'yeah... monster people are really fucking diverse so it most likely works'.

Of course, Tonberries are mostly sheltered most likely.
It was, the Bizarre Slime origin was completely retconned.

I have a WMG/non-canon theory as well; Tonberries are so damn rare because other monsters, not humans, killed them. It makes sense; currently, the two humans who've encountered an IMMATURE tonberry only survived due to lack of evil acts (Tom) or a combination of fighter's reflexes and a magical poultice (Yukari). So why the hell aren't the Tonberries driving the rest of humanity into extinction? They've got the upper hand- superhumanly strong, agile, and stronger the more of them are killed- after all.

The other monsters disapproved of their shenanigans. Highly. Other monsters being the only creatures capable of fighting Tonberries without bullshit weapons or magic, they drove them out for being xenophobic dicks. The Tonberries in return punished or even killed human-sympathising monsters and hybrids. Most monsters don't know about Tonberries- only Cheru, who is implied to be thousands of years old and Tom know what they are- as they were driven out or the Tonberries isolated themselves from society because they viewed other monsters as 'traitors', and most monsters didn't want to look for them.


It's just a wild mass guess that is probably wrong and that RG is free to joss or take as he wants. :P

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I still do.

Just like I like Tau. Just because they're dicks doesn't mean I don't like them. Before the monsterpocalypse, they kinda had good reason to; humans did tend to slaughter any monster they saw, after all.
Not sure bout that slaughtering bit, actually. Considering the amounts of monster girls lusting after humans, I highly doubt this is that kind of universe.

Bah, another lore question we need from PN. Again. I need to clear something about Cheru.

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