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Entry tags:
- !cultist arc,
- !cultist arc | events,
- !intro log,
- ayumu yamazaki | peace maker kurogane,
- event log,
- izuku midoriya | my hero academia,
- shun kurosaki | yu-gi-oh! arc-v,
- ω add | elsword,
- ω ankh | kamen rider ooo,
- ω data-roxas | kingdom hearts,
- ω eiji hino | kamen rider ooo,
- ω elsa randall | power rangers,
- ω flynn | shin megami tensei iv,
- ω genjo sanzo | saiyuki,
- ω genos | one punch man,
- ω hakkai cho | saiyuki,
- ω hope estheim | final fantasy xiii,
- ω illumi zoldyck | hunter x hunter,
- ω jakob | fire emblem fates,
- ω ken kaneki | tokyo ghoul,
- ω kenren | saiyuki gaiden,
- ω kija | akatsuki no yona,
- ω kite of the azure flame | .hack//g.u.,
- ω konzen douji | saiyuki gaiden,
- ω mai takatsukasa | kamen rider gaim,
- ω nagi naoe | weiss kreuz,
- ω omi tsukiyono | weiss kreuz,
- ω ren suzugamori | cardfight!! vanguard,
- ω ross | senyuu.,
- ω roxas | kingdom hearts,
- ω saburouta bandou | k,
- ω sha gojyo | saiyuki,
- ω sheryl nome | macross frontier,
- ω slaine troyard | aldnoah.zero,
- ω sora | kingdom hearts,
- ω souji seta | persona 4,
- ω takuto tsunashi | star driver,
- ω tenpou | saiyuki gaiden,
- ω toudou saburota | ao no exorcist,
- ω ukoku sanzo | saiyuki,
- ω yoko kurama | yu yu hakusho,
- ω yoruichi shihouin | bleach,
- ω yoshiya kiryu | twewy,
- ω yukine | noragami,
- ω yuto | yu-gi-oh! arc-v,
- ω yuya sakaki | yu-gi-oh! arc-v
006 | High School Debut
Who: Everyone!
What: Substitute teaching
When: All day April 5
Where: A large public school in Tokyo
Summary: There are too many teachers sick and the Far Shore residents need to help fill in!
For some reason or another, many teachers have gotten sick just as the new school year is starting! In a panic, the school is seeking out every substitute teacher they can find, which is still not enough, and so the gods have to step in as reinforcements. And the Heavens are insisting on Far Shore residents helping strictly because this sickness seems so darn suspicious.
So anyone who looks old enough is being asked to step in as a substitute teacher and anyone who looks young enough is being asked to blend in as a new student, all to help the school and find out what exactly is causing this mysterious illness plaguing only the teachers of this school. There are many subjects open to teach and all Far Shore residents are expected to act as if they properly belong in this school while conducting their investigation. That means you'll have to teach properly or attend classes, depending on which role you've taken on.
Some gods might even find it useful to try and get information out of students by possessing one of their own, therefore guaranteeing the trust of the others around them. It's all up to you how you choose to investigate!
Newcomers will find the following note in their pockets as they are transferred to the school:
Greetings and apologies for the strange introduction.
I am sure you have many questions and concerns, but you have appeared at a very inconvenient time. Please attempt to help us, if you can, and we will reward you to the best of our abilities.
If you have any questions, you can seek out the counselor. Too many students underestimate what a good counselling session can do towards helping to alleviate their fears and uncertainties.
Kindest regards,
☼ Amaterasu ☼
Classes
Being a big school, there are dozens of different subjects available. As teachers, you can practically teach anything you would like to, and as students you are facing a constant stream of completely different kinds of information. Maybe the school needs to tone it down a bit on how many different subjects they offer...
Hallways
The hallways are always a great place to mingle and get to know the other students in the school. You'll see all sorts in the hallways, ranging from the beautiful girls being followed by their fanboys all the way to the delinquents who are promptly making their way away from the classrooms for the rest of the day. Hopefully somebody around here will be able to give you a heads up as to what's going on.
Lunch
Lunchtime is the easiest time to gather gossip and information. Whether you are staying in the classroom with a bento or heading to the cafeteria to wrestle for some bread or spending your lunch in the faculty room with the rest of the not-sick teachers, you will find that both the students and the faculty are more prone to chatting during lunch. And a lot of them talk about a curse laid on the school because of the late principal...
Counselling
Surprisingly enough, there is a white-robed shinki in the counselling office of the school, and the golden chrysanthemum of Amaterasu can be found on her tunic as well as on the door to her small personal office. Oddly, all of the other students and faculty keep passing the door by, but the counselling shinki simply continues to smile gently all the same.
FINAL BOSS
Turns out there is something causing the illness in the teachers, and it's an exceedingly large ayakashi, one so large that no single god could possibly take it down. You'll have to all work together to weaken it enough for the rending to work on it.
The battle for the FINAL BOSS will be posted on the OOC date of July 17, all threads involving destroying him should go there when it is posted. All other events leading up to the FINAL BOSS battle should slowly build to figuring out that an ayakashi is at work.
In Summary:
What: Substitute teaching
When: All day April 5
Where: A large public school in Tokyo
Summary: There are too many teachers sick and the Far Shore residents need to help fill in!
For some reason or another, many teachers have gotten sick just as the new school year is starting! In a panic, the school is seeking out every substitute teacher they can find, which is still not enough, and so the gods have to step in as reinforcements. And the Heavens are insisting on Far Shore residents helping strictly because this sickness seems so darn suspicious.
So anyone who looks old enough is being asked to step in as a substitute teacher and anyone who looks young enough is being asked to blend in as a new student, all to help the school and find out what exactly is causing this mysterious illness plaguing only the teachers of this school. There are many subjects open to teach and all Far Shore residents are expected to act as if they properly belong in this school while conducting their investigation. That means you'll have to teach properly or attend classes, depending on which role you've taken on.
Some gods might even find it useful to try and get information out of students by possessing one of their own, therefore guaranteeing the trust of the others around them. It's all up to you how you choose to investigate!
Newcomers will find the following note in their pockets as they are transferred to the school:
I am sure you have many questions and concerns, but you have appeared at a very inconvenient time. Please attempt to help us, if you can, and we will reward you to the best of our abilities.
If you have any questions, you can seek out the counselor. Too many students underestimate what a good counselling session can do towards helping to alleviate their fears and uncertainties.
Kindest regards,
☼ Amaterasu ☼
Classes
Being a big school, there are dozens of different subjects available. As teachers, you can practically teach anything you would like to, and as students you are facing a constant stream of completely different kinds of information. Maybe the school needs to tone it down a bit on how many different subjects they offer...
Hallways
The hallways are always a great place to mingle and get to know the other students in the school. You'll see all sorts in the hallways, ranging from the beautiful girls being followed by their fanboys all the way to the delinquents who are promptly making their way away from the classrooms for the rest of the day. Hopefully somebody around here will be able to give you a heads up as to what's going on.
Lunch
Lunchtime is the easiest time to gather gossip and information. Whether you are staying in the classroom with a bento or heading to the cafeteria to wrestle for some bread or spending your lunch in the faculty room with the rest of the not-sick teachers, you will find that both the students and the faculty are more prone to chatting during lunch. And a lot of them talk about a curse laid on the school because of the late principal...
Counselling
Surprisingly enough, there is a white-robed shinki in the counselling office of the school, and the golden chrysanthemum of Amaterasu can be found on her tunic as well as on the door to her small personal office. Oddly, all of the other students and faculty keep passing the door by, but the counselling shinki simply continues to smile gently all the same.
FINAL BOSS
Turns out there is something causing the illness in the teachers, and it's an exceedingly large ayakashi, one so large that no single god could possibly take it down. You'll have to all work together to weaken it enough for the rending to work on it.
The battle for the FINAL BOSS will be posted on the OOC date of July 17, all threads involving destroying him should go there when it is posted. All other events leading up to the FINAL BOSS battle should slowly build to figuring out that an ayakashi is at work.
In Summary:
- Blend in
- Make sure to go to class
- Don't forget lunch!
- Investigate the illness
- Seek counselling if you need it
- Defeat the FINAL BOSS
- Have fun~
Ayumu's class I DO WHAT I WANT
But the class is difficult to concentrate on when his fellow students-- the real students-- are more interested in muttering to each other than doing any of the work. He's done his best to blend in like they asked, and considering his general lack of restraint in anything ever, he makes it an impressively long time before he starts any trouble.
But he's in the middle of discussing a particular kanji with Yuuki when the students behind them start to discuss, in no uncertain terms and without even bothering to whisper, all the inappropriate things they'd like to do to their substitute teacher. And that's the last straw.]
Yuuki-kun, would you hold this for a minute? [Handing her the brush, he stands up, like he's getting ready to go grab some more ink for them. --And then he spins around, socking one of the boys behind them right in the nose.]
You should be more polite. [He doesn't even bother walking around the desk. He just grabs the kid by his collar, yanking him out of his seat and drawing his fist back again.] That sort of talk is pretty despicable, you know?
WOW FLAGRANT RULEBREAKING RIGHT HERE
Well, not that Yuuki can really argue with him on it. She'd heard it only too well, herself, and had been rapidly running out of patience for the boys as well. So in a way, this just gives her an excuse to jump in too.]
Yaaamaaaato!
[Her voice is cheery and playful as she says his name, slowly getting to her feet with a smile.]
We can't just cause trouble for Miss Ayumu in her class! We'll get thrown out in the halls if we pick a fight now!
[The hallways sound good, actually. Because it is less trouble for Ayumu and more freedom to deal with these guys without an entire class watching.]
I GOTTA BE IC
Not that Yamato cares about starting a scene (obviously), but Yuuki's right--he doesn't want to cause Ayumu any trouble. So he lowers his fist, looking thoughtfully at the kid's bloody face. (Is his nose broken? It might be broken.)]
Are you going to apologize to your teacher? [He asks, because it's only fair. All he gets in response is some panicked babbling and a "fuck you, crazy bastard!" So with a look at Yuuki, he hoists the kid out of his seat and unceremoniously tosses him over his shoulder. He probably could've done it even without cheating shinki/tsukumogami powers, since the boy isn't very big or heavy. Still, Yamato turns like it's no effort at all, and smiles at Yuuki.]
Yuuki-kun, could you get the door, please?
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Yeah, sure!
[And she will hurry over to do so, giving an apologetic wave Ayumu's way as they make their exit.]
I know he's really gross, but take it easy on him, okay? He's not sturdy like we are. Besides, I think his nose is already broken.
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What, already? My blood's not even boiling yet. [Yams, please.
But if he can't go all out, then he'll just have to think of something else. So he does the next best thing, which in this case happens to be... dumping the kid unceremoniously on the floor and stepping on his chest. Stay put, jerkface.]
If he apologizes, then it's fine, right? But I don't think he will unless we convince him.
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[Carefully holding her skirt in place, she crouches down by their poor victim.]
Hey... It's not very nice to say those kinds of things to a lady. They'll definitely just hate you, and then people like Yamato will come and punch you again. [...] Or the lady will punch you instead.
[This is very bluntly said, but hey, it should get the message across.]
If we asked you really, reeeeally nicely, would you stop doing that?
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[Yamato has no interest in a one-sided fight, and anyway, that's not even what this is. It's "gentle persuasion", as far as he's concerned.
But he's not going to deny Yuuki the chance to be the good cop, so he stays where he is, keeping the kid in place with his foot. Don't worry, no bones are being broken. (That nose sure is still bleeding though, oops.)
Unfortunately, the two of them together only makes this worse. The kid has gone from "scared and confused" to "recklessly terrified", which means most of what they get in response is a lot of "You're both fucking insane!"
Welp.]
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[And then the kid speaks up and, oh, welp. Well, negotiations have officially been tried and failed. She turns back to him with a bright smile.]
Aw, that's too bad. Guess we'll just have to have a match after school, then!
[Yuuki is a helper.]
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[Is he whining? He might be whining. The boy looks about ready to pass out, because that's easier than dealing with these two nutcases.]
He won't remember us by then, and we'll have to go through this all over again. Why not just do it now?
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[Are you really going to to that to poor Ayumu?]
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[Yes.]
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We've already taken too long!
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[By nobody he means Ayumu, because everyone else has probably forgotten they were even in class by now.]
Anyway, we can't leave him here. [UP YOU GO, GROSS BOY. Aaaand over the railing?! It's fine, Yamato's just holding him there, he's strong enough that it's not really much of an effort.] How about we just drop him downstairs, and then he'll be near the nurse's office?
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Whoa, whoa, whoa, stop!
[This time she hurries to his side, palms up.]
We’ll definitely be in trouble if we let him fall! He could seriously get hurt!
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[Yuuki that's the point? Violence is always the answer? Duh?
He doesn't hoist the kid back over the railing just yet, but at least he's not dropping him, either. He scrunches his face up, like a kid who knows his toys are gonna get taken away but still doesn't want to play nicely.]
What do you suggest, then?
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[Geeze…]
I told you already. We can take care of him after school.
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...What's the difference between breaking his bones now and breaking them later?
[Is he missing something? He feels like he's missing something.]
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[...Probably. She'll try not to.]
It's better if we have a real fight over it. But we don't have to make it that dangerous.
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Are you sure he'd learn his lesson that way? [Yamato's not convinced... but he does put the kid back on the floor by their feet, and he doesn't even drop him. ...Much.] Maybe we should write it on his forehead so he remembers.
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[Silly Yamato.]
If we write it down it should be on his arm.
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[Which is more along the lines of what he was thinking...]
Maybe on his hands, would that work?
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Do you have a marker?
[It’s not like she thought to grab one before she left.]