Shamitako

[20:58:04] +Zeтaark: good thing FE worlds have weird hair genetics

And Sion appears! Anita and Arya can stop or keep going, Helen with go along with them. If they're any good at socialing they can probably tell that Layla is sort of tunnel-vision mode and would be best left alone

Trick Trick trotted over to Arturia cheerfully, maintaining her uncanny happiness. "I didn't do anything to you, you did things to you." She said, "You're dead now but I'm not anymore." She did spin on the ball of her foot for no apparent reason. And when she finished her face had gone deathly serious. "I was like, a ghost, and you brought me back but it made you a ghost." She explained finally, "I don't remember who I was, but I'm sure they'd all be thankful. I don't know how I know, but I'm really important, or at least one of me is... was?" Layla Layla stood up, choosing to stay out of the situation with Esyllt. "I- I'm ready to g-go." She said. "Yes, let's be off, the sooner we leave the sooner we find the ghost." Mother Opium declared. The group left, leaving Esyllt to her stomach troubles. She'd be able to follow shortly after and arrive at the library with only a few minutes' delay ~~~ They got a few stares and nervous glances as they maneuvered the halls; likely inevitable due to traveling with the Mother. It would have been a largely uneventful journey, but as they passed one girl in an otherwise empty hallway, Layla felt something odd. It was another with their powers unlocked. Layla caught her eyes, the girl's shining blue reaching directly into Layla's electric yellow and searching into the now-black whites. Layla stopped in her tracks. "Who are you?" She asked, "Who gave you those powers?" Her questions had no edge to them, she simply wanted to know which of her sisters had trusted this girl, and if she could trust the girl as well.

8/10 I SPY A SABER

7/10

Play something ranged. Beat dog to pulp

(OOC: Against my smarter judgement, Ima go ahead and Watcher post) Watcher Watcher mulled over how much he wanted to say. He might have seemed aloof, but he really was worried for the boy. Tesla had done a number on him, and Watcher possessed no manner of healing others. "Yeah, Watcher, can you please explain exactly who you are?" Lord asked. "Well, I suppose if you're going to insist, I can't exactly say no." He answered, "As I've stated already, I am known as Watcher. A long time ago I was known as many things, the name most attached to my person was Cameron Argyle. I had many titles, too many to list. I am a scientist, to be specific an astrophysicist. Not that such a term means much anymore, the Planes are far removed from the physics I once knew. I was also called a mage, one who manipulates the substance you now call Favor. I am now truly one with my name, it has been multiple centuries since I interfered. And yes, I am several centuries old, I have found a "fountain of youth" as it were. For now my mind hasn't started overwriting itself or anything morbid like that, although I'm not sure it will, I have a theory that an overflow of memories would simply fill into the infinity of my soul, or rather internal dimension as planar science would call it." "Um, that's all neat, but can you say it for kids?" Lord interjected. "Oh, yeah. I doubt even most adults would get that." Watcher admitted, "To put it simply, I'm super old and can use magic."

Artemis Gone, poof. One instant their friends were there, they next they were stolen in a literal flash. Artemis had no clue how to react, and she couldn't seem to contact Fowl from afar. While the two were sometimes at odds, Artemis couldn't deny that Fowl was generally the more composed of the pair. And right now, composed would really help. A whirlwind of emotions engulfed her, she desperately clawed at her Dream Space, trying to reach her mech but failing repeatedly before it finally returned to her. "Fowl, are you back?" She called desperately. "Yeah, I'm here, I thought our mechs weren't working though?" Fowl answered. "They weren't, but I guess they had to come back sometime." "I'm going to assume this means the man in the white suit has left the area, there's not much point in chasing him." "But..." "We're kids, and even the adults couldn't do much to him." Fowl didn't sound very defeated, and Artemis quickly heard why, "But if we could stir up everyone we might be able to get them to do something." Commotion, Artemis knew how to do that. She ran out into the center of the arena so everyone could see clearly that she was back in her mech. "HEY EVERYBODY." She screamed at the top of her lungs. "Uh, I didn't mean now." Fowl said, trying to stop her. "I DON'T KNOW WHAT EXACTLY HAPPENED, BUT MY FRIENDS JUST GOT KIDNAPPED, SOMEBODY PLEASE DO SOMETHING." And then Artemis did the most stirring thing she could manage: She let everyone see how she felt. She cried. "...Oh. I'm sorry Artemis, I didn't realize." Artemis's only answer were her sobs. Mr. Jeff changed course from trying to intercept the situation with Tesla to comforting Artemis, but his efforts were fruitless. His soothing words did nothing to end the river of tears. Fowl worked her way over to join them, still a little weak from the fight. Artemis's tears, however, were not in vain. Although most of the crowd stayed in the stands, a single young boy lowered himself down. His movements were surprisingly gentle considering his bulk. He walked not to Artemis, but over to the men in the arena. Artemis didn't know what he meant to do, but something about him made her feel calm and safe. Tobias Tobias strode calmly over to the two men who had entered the arena. While most were loathe to enter into a place of battle, as it was tradition to stay out of it, Tobias was smart enough to realize that the battle was long over and that tradition could go to the backburner. It was a surprise to see David come down, the man was known for not exactly being the most honorable of tradition, but he also had his son to take care of. Outside Wallace's father, none of the other parents had come down. Deb's father was far too stuck in tradition to even think about checking on his son. Victoria's mother wasn't even here. He wasn't even sure Harituuli had parents. Artemis and Fowl's father was already present in the arena from the beginning. "'Scuse me David sir." He said casually, "But I think I have an idea for finding the disappearing act if you'll loan me Tesla for a while. Since Victoria was directing the Watcher fellow, I think I may be able to sort out where she went with the help of these four youngsters." The boy swayed oddly as he spoke, as though he were near fainting. In reality it was a practiced method of keeping his body at a specific rhythm at all times. Lord Not even the three children Watcher took with him knew how he got them out, they simply found themselves in another place. Just as Lord had been told, this place was a land of fire. But it wasn't really fire, it was just a strange reddish-orange glow spread across the entire land. It came from a ball of light just at the end of the horizon. It was breathtaking, she'd never seen anything like it. The ambient greyness of her home Plane sprung to mind. She wondered if any of the other Planes had such a wonderful light to them. "What is that?" She asked in awe. "That is a cluster of atomic reactions off in distant space." Watcher explained, "It's similar to a Spherian object known as Sol, but the odd way the planes work has it permanently on the horizon regardless of the time or location. I theorized that the Plane of Wrath is the only Plane close enough to actually see it. However this has dangers associated with it, the land is often set alight by bursts of stellar fire--and once again the oddity of a fixed location results in these fires starting universally across the plane--and the radiation can cause illness if one strays to far from Anchors. To that end I have made certain to place us near an inn in which we may stay." Lord didn't understand most of what Watcher told her, although she did gather that this place was dangerous. "Will Wallace be alright?" She asked, now cncerned that she had put him in needless danger. "He should be, however the warning-less displacement may have him slightly shocked." Watcher explained, "Wallace, are you alright?"

Am working on it, but it's gonna take a bit I promised updats over the weekends, an at-least-WIP sheet for this is included in that ^^

TFW this was my morning http://i.imgur.com/ARQUy63.jpg http://i.imgur.com/Tz29SXR.jpg http://i.imgur.com/zDV7AON.jpg http://i.imgur.com/VAp4QQt.jpg

There it is, TY Poppy

OML. Xer0. We are best friends now Also, working on a character. Do you want me to just use my current description for K'th'l or write it out in paragraph form?

5/10

Thing is, you're already performing at maximum. So to add anything new, you absolutely have to take away from somewhere else The reason specialized defenses can keep a rating low is because you can defend against a single threat with very little. So say you have 2 defense and dedicate it all to defending against hammers, so that your anti-hammer defenses is on par with like a 10 in general defenses. You can do that (energy is a good bit broader than hammers, was just making an example). But you can't have 3 defense be general defense and also be the same level of general defense plus a specialized energy shield. I hope that makes sense But there's an easy remedy: Just weaken your kinetic armor some and you can add an energy shield without changing your ratings. Since it's not a particularly strong energy shield, you don't even need to take that much out of the kinetic armor. Just keep in mind that whatever amount of energy you want to defend against, that much more damage will come from kinetic attacks

Ah, perfect. So frst clear you take them, and by the second you can share

If a camp is marked, can Ivern damage it normally? Like, is Cinderhulk just entirely out of the question? (he looks like he's intended to build AP anyways, but I'm curious)

Oh, that's interesting. Instead of a long CD, it steals HP and mana and takes a while without Smite. That's both weird and awesome. I honestly really like this passive Oh, but I guess he doesn't leave buffs sitting around, that's what it looked like in the thing I saw earlier. Darn