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Haruka "That's why I didn't bother actually shooting it." the magical girl told Haruka, "But it will leave if you tell it to fuck off, at least for a little while. Isn't that right, you little rat?" The last sentence was accompanied by a sneer in Kyubey's direction. Another voice chimed in, speaking directly into Haruka's mind. "It would be very helpful if you would do as Octavia asks, I haven't had time to explain the situation to her yet." It said in a voice that sounded similar to Kyubey's, but slightly off, "She's usually much more reserved, it's only Incubators that get her riled up like this. So if you could dismiss that one for the moment, I'd be grateful." Sceleratis The Sceleratis's sword caused the rainbow vines to turn orange and black like they were burning as it cut through them, rapidly turning to an ashen color. "Hey! Stop!" A shout sounded from deeper into the vine-territory. The girl who resided there was running towards Sceleratis. As she ran, she pressed some buttons on her phone and her outfit changed, granting her a pale yellow dress, green boots, green gloves, and a stylized nailgun. She didn't point her weapon towards Sceleratis, so it didn't seem she was hostile yet. Zeta The girl with the helmet cocked her head slightly, though due to the dark visor, Zeta had no way to tell if it was from confusion or something else. "Sure, whatever." the girl answered, "You know how you're here or not?" She then mumbled to herself, "This was not on the list, Radiah is gonna get an earful if I ever get back." The flaming hut's proprietor barged out of it, literally smashing through the wall. She was extremely tall, had red hair, and her eyes were like pitch black holes in her face. She was armored and carried a shield and spear. She was also extremely loud, as her entrance was accompanied by a scream of, "Dianaaaaaaaaa!" Which drew the attention of everyone in the vicinity. The wheelchair girl was quick to respond. "Um, miss, are you okay?" she asked, her voice absurdly weak in comparison to the guttural rage that was the armored woman. "Where is Diana?" the armored woman demanded in return. "I'm sorry, *cough* I don't know any Diana." Wheelchair girl apologized, "I'm Mahou Shoujo Dead☆Walker." "What kind of a stupid name is that?" the armored woman asked rhetorically, "I'm just going to call you Dead." "Oh dear, it seems you *cough* you haven't talked to your familiar yet. We all have names like that." Dead Walker responded, "The first time we introduce ourselves to someone new or name ourselves *cough* in a formal context, that name will pop out whether we want it to or not." She tried to say something more, but was interrupted by a coughing fit. "Hmph, you're weak." the armored woman spat. She then shouted again, "Listen up, because I'm only saying this once. I'm Magical Goddess Bellona☆Vanity. If you call me anything other than Bellona, I'll kill you where you stand." "Nice to meet you, Miss Bellona. *cough* I'm Miyako Kanae, my friends call me Kana-chan." "It's... nice to meet you to, Kanae." Bellona seemed off-balance from how nice Kanae was being to her. Kanae looked a little disappointed that Bellona hadn't called her by her nickname, but otherwise seemed content that she'd calmed the beast of a woman down to a manageable level.

Felicity Felicity chuckled. "That would be the idea." she answered, "Though, no, yours probably won't crawl out of your eyes. Kel'th'gth is very weak on his own, so he hides in me for protection. You'll be needed symbiotes that protect you, and you'll be the ones going inside them." She started scribbling on the table again, though this time it was to draw something rather than write it. The image she depicted was rather crude, but communicated the idea well enough, Felicity had drawn a sort of portal made out of a mix of spirals and odd symbols. "This is a rift, or as close as I can get, art isn't my strong suit." She explained, "The important thing to note is the symbols, which indicate that it's not naturally occurring, it's the result of a man-made ritual. I happen to know the ritual, and can therefore send you to the Otherworld." Felicity had already given the girls an idea of what was to come, but she spelled it out now. "There are things you'll be losing if you don't come back, and you very well might not. But the Otherworld is an amazing discovery and it could be a threat to the entire world. Someone has to go." She gestured to the driver. "If you're willing to go through with this, Felix will show you to the showers. You're going to need to disrobe to go through, and the less of our world you have on you, the better chance you have at bonding with a symbiote, so a shower is the last thing you should do before you go." she smiled reassuringly, "No rush of course, this is a big decision. Feel free to stay here and mull it over. Eat as much as you want, there's plenty of spare rooms to sleep in, and I've got a large library of books, including my own, if you need reading material. The mere fact that you gave me your consideration means you're welcome in my home for as long as you like." Felicity jumped from her seat, returning to the whimsical eccentric she'd been at the start of the meeting. "I'm hoping you girls will make the same decisions I wish I could, so I need to go prepare for the ritual. I hope to see you shortly."

Sceleratis As the castle took up the entirety of its area, Sceleratis was forced to divert across the tangle of oversize vines to reach the desert. Unfortunately, she failed to account for the fact that not all of the vines were oversize, and found her right leg caught several inches lower than her left by the twisted mess of a floor. From this close she could at least better tell what was happening with the unconscious girl and the fairy. "Stupid magical realm saves her from death but forgets to turn her on." The fairy was grumbling as she tried in vain to flip the girl over. "Could at least have put her on her stomach so I could get to the access panel." If Sceleratis wanted to figure out what that meant or how to help, she was first going to need to find a way to free her leg from the tangle of vines.

OOC Haruka The unending storm of rage and despair in her heart was quieted, she could finally be at peace. Darkness consumed her, and then the light returned. Haruka's name returned to her, she remembered who she was, and what she was. She did not, however, remember how she had come back, or where she had come back to. She was surrounded by strange places, all like slivers of their own unique worlds. To the north was an open-air marble building held up by ornate marble pillars. Inside were a generic looking young woman and a short girl with very long purple hair and a black dress. The girl's face was embedded deep in the woman's bosom and she appeared to be sobbing as the woman comforted her with a hug. The northeast was an empty black enigma that Haruka found impossible to see through. To the east was a tiny little manga shop. Inside a girl with short brown twintails was being groped by a silver-haired girl with a ridiculously large chest and a mischievous grin on her face. To the southeast was a fluffy cloud with three strange, colorful creatures and a small herd of four or five sheep scattered about it. It had only just appeared, and the twintailed schoolgirl that inhabited it was lying on the ground, asleep. To the south was an unkempt woman with dark skin and messy black hair sitting on what looked like a circuit board. She appeared to be playing some kind of game on her phone. The southwest was even harder to discern than the black enigma. It felt to Haruka like it was so empty that her vision couldn't even observe it. To the west was an uninteresting mobile home. A girl with orange hair was sitting in a chair under the awning, talking to an orange ring with bat wings. To the northwest was a brick hut, though Haruka could it was just a facade and that the conspicuous cellar door on the side lead to the resident's true home. Suddenly, a bolt of white energy tore through the air near Haruka's leg. It came from the previously empty southwest, where a forest had now materialized. Another orange haired girl stood there, this one with a long braid. Her outfit was clearly that of a magical girl, complete with a soul gem, one which appeared to have a crack in it, embedded in her tiara. Her right arm was extended, the ribbon tied around her cuffs had twisted into the shape of a crossbow, and the girl already had another bolt nocked. "Get that thing out of here." She sneered, gesturing towards the ground next to Haruka, where a cat-like creature was staring up at her with unblinking eyes. Haven Haven had no idea how she was alive again, and answering that was important to her, but even more important was staying calm and taking stock of the area around her. The north was a bright and sunny square of concrete, a pair of mannequins doing a waltz in the center. Two other inhabitants were present: A tall, blue-haired girl in a formal-looking purple dress and a rebellious looking girl with rusty skin and several piercings. They seemed to be having a heated argument, though Haven was observant enough to realize that the argument was still between friends. The northeast held a tall stack of wood clearly intended for burning as a large fire. A falcon was perched atop it, watching over an angelic looking woman who was observing her surroundings just as Haven was, though she wasn't looking towards Haven at the moment. The east was a shallow stream flowing from a large stone word, "dogmatic" to another giant word, "ignorant," the latter of which was partially obscuring Haven's view of the area. Two girls were standing next to the stream, one a tall girl with red hair and glasses who looked rather intelligent, and the other a shorter, childlike girl who looked like she barely knew how to dress herself. The intelligent one appeared to be trying to explain something to the childish one, and if the look on her face was any indicator, it wasn't getting through. The southeast held a small stone building that looked like a mausoleum. A vaguely humanoid, transparent white creature was floating through the air nearby it, giving the impression that it was haunted by a ghost. To the south was a patch of dirt, at the center of which two adorable little puppies were working to dig a hole. A little girl with long blonde hair was sitting on a bench near the dogs. A green ring with ribbons sprouting from the sides was floating in the air near her and they seemed to be conversing. To the southwest was a cemetery with a fog hanging over it. Several frogs were hopping around near the gravestones, and it only took a moment for Haven to come to the strange realization that the frogs were undead frogs. A woman with moderately dark skin, dark hair tied in a bun, and dressed in medical scrubs stood in the middle of the graveyard, talking to what looked like a sheet ghost. The west was a forest of beautiful flowering trees obscured by a thick haze. To the northwest was a bakery advertising enticing cakes and other sweets. None of the others seemed to have taken note of Haven's presence yet, leaving her free to do as she pleased. Sceleratis Sceleratis awoke with a start, the pain of death still fresh in her mind. Her alert senses remained on edge, refusing to leave their panicked state until she confirmed the safety of her surroundings. At first, the entire area around her seemed empty, so much so that it seemed beyond her perception. Before she had much time to ponder, the land to the west opened itself up to her, a small building designed to look like a minaturized a medieval castle materializing before her very eyes. Next came the area to the northeast, which formed another small building, this one appearing to be a single office cut out of an office rental building. Interestingly, the entire territory seemed to be completely greyscale, even the rain that was pouring from the sky. Following that, a tangle of massive, rainbow-colored vines popped up in the north. Standing atop these vines was a girl with blonde twintails. A blue frog was floating on a cloud next to her. She looked around in a panic and then pulled out her cell phone and started frantically flipping through it. Then a single-room schoolhouse appeared in the east, Sceleratis could see several girls knitting inside, though none of them seemed like they were the true resident of the land. Finally, the northwest land appeared, revealing a rocky desert with an oil pump in the middle. Two soldiers were trading bullets from behind sandbag forts. A dark skinned girl with green hair was laying in between them, and a little fairy dressed like a mechanic was trying to wake her. Zeta Zeta had thought, no, she had known for certain that she was dead. So it was a complete shock to her when she awoke inside a field of anti-space, her body and mind completely intact. With no knowledge of the area, she instinctively looked around. To the north was a land with a red sky. It was taken up almost entirely by a small wooden hut, which seemed to be burning perpetually. Next to the hut was a mirror, which showed a reflection of the hut where it wasn't burning. Though the hut had a window on it, Zeta couldn't see inside because of the smoke and flames. To the northeast was a sunny yard with a quaint little fountain in the center. Off to one side of it was an area blocked from view by blue curtains, like one might see in a hospital. Next to the curtained off area was a girl in a wheelchair. She was holding up some kind of electronic device similar to a phone and talking to a small creature that seemed to be projecting out of it. The girl coughed frequently, making it abundantly clear that she was very sick. When she noticed Zeta looking at her, she smiled warmly and waved before returning to her conversation. To the east was a purple-black expanse sparkling with a multitude of stars. It had a rocky ground like the surface of an asteroid, with several large stones floating above the ground, connected to each other, and sometimes the ground, by a network of blue beams. Sitting atop one of the higher stones was a helmeted girl in a grey and green bodysuit, she seemed to be talking to herself while staring at the starry sky. To the southeast was a slab of asphalt ringed in concrete. The sky there was obscured by clouds and the whole area looked desaturated. A tall girl with curly blue hair and orange highlights was standing over the body of a boyish girl, which had been impaled with a harpoon. Something about the dead girl didn't seem entirely human and there was no blood, but it still made the taller girl appear very dangerous. The area to the south materialized just as Zeta went to look at it, materializing an extremely tall building which seemed to be split into various layers, each one slightly more futuristic and clean looking than the last. Though there were plenty of windows, zeta couldn't find the resident of the land in any of them. The southwest was a land with a setting sun (which was strange, considering the state of the land directly opposite), its clouds lit in purple and orange, with arcs of blue lightning flashing across them. Similarly to the northern land, this one was primarily taken up by a little hut, though this one was crafted from bricks. For once, Zeta could see the resident through the windows. It was a girl with deep red hair, dressed casually and with a scarf wrapped around her neck that covered the lower part of her face. To the west was a land caught between two mirrors for the ground and sky, with a pale blue building shaped like an octahedron floating in the center. To the northwest was a circular pond with a small island in the center and a narrow path of land leading to the outer edge. On the island was a generic looking young man and a well-dressed girl with a rebellious purple haircut. The man seemed to be pleading with the girl, who refused to even look at him to show him the disdainful look on her face. While Zeta was still observing the pond area, a voice shouted to her from behind. "Hey, floaty, any idea how we got here?" The helmeted girl called out. Airi "No, I don't want to die here. I can't die here! I haven't saved her yet..." The world seemed to travel in slow motion as Airi fell backward, the life bleeding out of her. She should have known they had no chance against a site admin, they should have run away, now everyone was going to die. She felt a thud as her body, now completely beyond her control, smacked into the ground, and then time ran forward at full pace again, leaving her behind as the darkness closed in. Airi jolted upright, her eyes snapping open. She was sitting on a slab of asphalt, but while the world looked much like her own, she knew instinctively that something was different, this was not her world. But one thing remained: Nana was there. The admin didn't seem to know any more about what was happening than Airi did, as she was looking around in confusion, though her face still held its disturbing smile. Airi jumped to her feet, grabbing her harpoon magical stick and assuming a combat stance. Nana noticed that Airi was up, and raised her finger to point at her, but instead of invisible bullets tearing through Airi's body, there was nothing. Even through that unchanging smile, airi could see Nana's fear. "Wait, we can talk about this." The admin protested as she realized what was about to happen. "No, I don't think we can." Airi answered, impaling Nana through the chest with the harpoon. The facade that was Nana faded away, leaving Airi alone with the body of a boyish girl and a sense of victory. Eve "I'm sorry Senpai, I have to go now." Eve smiled sadly at her beloved master. Eve knew that Hikaru would be fine without her, but it didn't make Eve any less sad for abandoning her beloved senpai. She closed her eyes before Hikaru had time to respond, not wanting her master's tears to be the last thing she saw. Her own tears streamed down her face as a beam of energy engulfed her, disintegrating her body into nothingness. When her eyes opened again, she found herself inside a temple. A reddish tint covered the air, but she immediately recognized her master standing across from her. She wasn't sure why or how, but they had been reunited in this afterlife. The tears that had followed her into death burst forth again as she ran forward. "Senpai!" She shouted with relief and happiness. The two hugged one another tightly for a while, just happy to see one another. Eventually, Eve pushed back and dried her face. "How did this happen? Where are we?" she asked. "Well, for some reason I do seem to know a lot about this place." Hikaru answered, "This place seems to be sort of like a reality marble, though it's on a much bigger scale than any reality marble has a right to be. I think it might be more akin to an intersection where several realities collide. This temple is your territory, and it's connected to the gemstone you have." Eve gave Hikaru a confused look and was about to ask what gemstone, when she realized that it was in her hand, a blood red gemstone. "When did I..?" "You've had it the whole time. It grants you control over your territory, and although both are small right now, you can make them bigger by taking the gemstones of other magical girls." "Magical girls?" Hikaru's explanation was just raising more questions. "Apparently that's what you are, along with everyone else here." Hikaru answered with a shrug, "Look, I don't know why, I've just been given the information." "Alright." Eve didn't have any reason to doubt her master, especially considering she knew even less about this place. "I don't think we have to take other girls' gemstones, but it seems we're at risk of being attacked even if we don't. And the bigger your gemstone, the more powerful you'll be..." "So we have to fight." Eve concluded. "It seems that way. I'm sorry, I know you don't like fighting." "It's not that, it's-" "There's one more thing." Hikaru interrupted, "See... I'm, not really me." "Huh?" "The real me never died, she's still out fighting. I'm just a copy that's here to fulfill a role." Hikaru toed the ground uncomfortably. "Don't say that!" Eve insisted, "Don't you remember what you told me? 'Even if you're a copy, you're not a fake.' Was that a lie?" Hikaru smiled, "No, you're right. I meant every word of that. Besides, now that we're both copies, I feel a little closer to you now" Eve blushed a little. "I like being close to you, Senpai." She said, hugging Hikaru again.

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Arcturus "Cardinal foes not believe her plans will harm anyone. The gods' antagonistic disposition has convinced her that they mean no harm." Arcturus explained, "Cardinal will not be stopped, but there is yet a chance to save her. And with her, all of Tempest." The Hellfire Knight was proving more curious than Arcturus had initially thought. He regretted his challenge a bit, his own antagonism might now prove to be what kept her from coming around. To answer her second question, Arcturus used his own, "What reason have you to trust the gods? What has Lord done for you? Bear? Seeker? What about the rogue one, Blink? Not even the gods she allies with trust her." Arcturus had a certain respect for the gods, but he disliked the way they had handled the Tournament and it's competitors. "I can offer you only my word that I seek justice. Though it's only been a short while we've been talking, I can still firmly say that I've never broken my word to you. Can you say the same of the gods and their tournament?" Grima After keying the coordinates into s teleporter, Grima found herself inside a greenhouse. Wrath was already hot, and the glass enclosure's high humidity did not help it any. Though most of her view was disturbed by plants, she could see a single-story house nearby, as well as three other greenhouses. Cardinal Tears spilled down Cardinal's distorted face. It wasn't fair, she didn't deserve forgiveness, not from someone who was going to die because of her. But she felt an endless sense of relief well up inside her. Cardinal didn't have time to say any more, even if she'd wanted to. Her form distorted more violently than before, seeming to tear apart as a portal ripped itself open and pulled her through. Cardinal stumbled backwards and fell down as she was launched back into her room. "WHY?!" she screeched at the world. Apparently it wouldn't even leave her to death in Tempest, she was still trapped in this godforsaken place. Yet Tai, he would still die in that frozen waste. She tried desperately to go back and save him, but she didn't have enough power left. Even if she had, she didn't know how to save him, it would have been fruitless. Her relief turned to pain as she lay on the cold floor, somehow even more frigid than the snow of Gluttony. Tai Cardinal vanished, and Tai was left alone. He was left with a sense of unease he couldn't describe. He noticed that the snow where she'd been have been disturbed by her disappearance, uncovering some of Tempest's odd grey void moss. Something about it was extremely enticing, and he could have sworn that it was glowing a little. It could have just been the cold getting to him, but the sense that he was being drawn in by it wouldn't go away.

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Stole Tys Stole Tys nodded as she stood up. "Alright, I'll go talk to the administration and see about contacting them." She said, "Even if they're unreliable, it's better than nothing. While I'm doing that, you should head back to your room and explain what's going on to Alva." She smiled warmly, adding, "May Kallisto shine on you." Before leaving the room. Tys still wasn't sure what the Church wanted with Kaede, probably just being nosy because they had an excuse, the higher ups loved to poke into peoples' lives every chance they got. Whatever it was, she was certain that Kaede would be able to handle it, especially with three testimonies to back her up. Kindle Kindle raised an eyebrow, apparently that response was interesting. "Do you and Kaede have any other friends?" She continued, not giving Alva time to regain her balance. Caliko Caliko looked rather shocked. "Well I know you were caught in that bubble, but you didn't feel the earthquake?" She asked, "The crater and earthquakes everyone was talking about, you really didn't feel that?" Caliko guessed it was possible, that bubble did seem to be cutting them off from the rest of the world somehow. But Caliko had been able to get in, so it was weird to her that something like a massive earthquake wouldn't at least have effected it a little. Sharp Sharp glanced down at his book, contemplating how to explain it. "It's about a world where machines do everything and people just have fun all day." He said, "It's a mostly critical look at the concept, the people become lazy and stupid. Very different from most interpretations where automation makes life easier."

Because why not Due to sheer volume, the mechanics of the RP are located inside a Google doc instead of filling the thread with spoilers. Don't be too intimidated, however, it's not as complex as the size implies, I just wanted to be extremely thorough. Mechanics doc. Setting Once a magical girl, now a memory. Stolen from the grasp of death and brought to a new world, you’ve been granted a second chance at happiness. The area around you is crafted to your design, controlled through a gemstone granted to you on arrival. Yet this world is not just yours, you share it with many others, each possessing their own territory and gemstone. To expand your territory, you must defeat the magical girls around you and absorb their gemstones into your own, while also defending yourself from attacks by aggressive neighbors. Building You have complete dominion over your territory as a creator and destroyer, with very few limitations beyond what you can fit inside the area you have to work with. The land will form to your will with little more than a thought and a few minutes of your time. You cannot create anything more powerful than yourself nor beings with souls that can be considered alive, but anything else is within your power to create. Your territory is not entirely within your conscious control, however, and much of its terrain will be crafted to fit your subconscious feelings. Two key traits will be applied that cannot be altered consciously, and will always play a role in its appearance. Fighting As expanding or defending your territory requires that you fight others, your magical powers are at your disposal. However, their strength is directly tied to the size of your territory, and you may have trouble accessing many of them until your territory is of a sufficient size. Conversely, weaker magical girls may find their powers enhanced beyond what they were originally capable of. Friending Nothing in this world dictates that you’re required to fight, though choosing not to could quickly prove fatal. Whether you choose it because of moral or strategic reasons, teaming up with other magical girls is a great way to discourage attacks or take down more powerful opponents. You also bring a friend of sorts with you, a familiar. This is the being or intelligence that granted you your power or helped you learn to control it, likely in return for your help in defeating the foes of your world. The version in this world is not precisely the same being, but something more akin to your perception of that being. It does not possess any power of its own unless they are intertwined with your own, meaning that you have nothing to fear of or gain from them. Sizing As you defeat opponents, your gemstone and territory will have theirs added to it. Initially your gemstone will be two centimeters across at its widest point, and your territory will have an area of about 36 meters squared. The shape of your territory will not be a precise square, but close enough such that you have precisely four adjacent territories, one in each cardinal direction. As your gemstone expands, it may become a burden to carry about. Fear not, you can safely leave it at home, it cannot be stolen from your territory without defeating you first and you can summon it to your side at any time should it become needed. Non-Playing Initially, you’ll be confronted with a large swath of NPCs. This is to prevent the players from fighting each other early on and dying without getting a chance to really play or banding together simply because they’re players and want to respect each others’ abilities to continue playing. Though early on you shouldn’t value your relationship to NPCs too highly, as the RP progresses, you’ll encounter NPCs with greater staying power that you should look to develop deeper relationships with as you would in any other RP. Just thought this important to mention since there will be a lot of NPC disposability early on. Dying There are no failsafes. When a character dies in an encounter, they’re gone. Remember this when starting a fight, but don’t let it sway your character to make choices they wouldn’t make. When this occurs, their gemstone is typically given to the killer, they may then choose to absorb it or split it with others as they please. Defining To be considered a “magical girl” for the purposes of this RP a character needs to fit a few requirements. You must fight using magic of some kind as a primary device, transform from a mundane form toa magical form to fight, and have an entity that can be considered a familiar by the definition above. There is no requirement to be from a magical girl franchise, or any established franchise whatsoever. Updating You’re responsible for maintaining your own sheet, updating stats and any descriptions as they change. Just make certain to notify me whenever you alter your stats or make a major alteration to any of the fluff parts. Ruling Do not expect things to always go your way. Please keep calm and try to remember this Be polite and respect the other players and myself Communicate when you have issues or will be away from the RP for a while Avoid RP taboos such as powerplaying and metagaming Let’s all have fun and roleplay together! Linking IC Thread (TBA) Mana Tracker Map Discord (Ping @Lexi for the Magical Girl role) Interest Check Mechanics Doc Color Legend for Skills Character Sheet Accepted Characters Haruka (Murdoc) Haven (Autumn Zephyr) Sceleratis (Goggy) Zeta (Frog) NPCs Airi (Mahou Shoujo Site) Apache (Original: Helicopter) Bellona (Original: Godmode) Charlotte (Original: P.I.) Corona (Original: Reaper) Dead Walker (MahoIku) Diana (Original: Godmode) Dorothy (Nanoha) Eve (Fate Demi-Servant) Galiah (Original: Border Gore) Hinako (Original: Shrinegirl) Izzy (Original: Nurse) Jemma Megabyte (Original: NEET) Karen (Prisma Illya) Kasumi (Madoka) Kirsi (ANKL) Lachesis (Original: Black Queen) Marin (Fate Demi-Servant) Mayu (YuYuYu) Nameless (Original: Reaper) Nova (Original: Nova) Octavia (Madoka) Shadow (Original: Shadow) Rachel (Prisma Illya) Rampart Four (Original: Wall) Rina (Is This a Zombie?) Tail Green (Twintail) Veronica (Soul Eater) Yumemi (Original: Dream Eater)

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Arcturus Arcturus lowered his sword, resting on it again. His challenge had not been rescinded, but there was not need to continually reissue it, not when the Hellfire Knight still wanted to talk. "The gods do not see the entire picture, this fake god does not threaten this world's stability in the way they believe." Arcturus explained, "Fighting her under false pretenses will only lead to greater destruction. Lord refuses to accept that Cardinal can still be saved, Aries is not nearly as stubborn."