Kiyonai Province
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Roleplay posts: 33
Registered: Apr 25, 2017 23:37:17 GMT -8
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Post by Kiyonai Province on May 25, 2017 10:41:49 GMT -8
 Approximately a full day's walk on horseback from the nearest town of Shimokawa, the Shrine of Reason lies within a placid and shallow lake, and is highly revered by scholars and inventors all throughout Tawakoshi. It marks the center of a vast antimagic field of mysterious origin, engulfing the lake and a couple acres of land around it. It is to here that many make pilgrimages to study, with subjects including nature, mathematics, engineering, and antimagic itself. A small sect of monks, devoted to magic silencing and it's principles and ways, live near and maintain the shrine. |
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Johannes Edelsberg
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Being a foreigner in a foreign land.
Roleplay posts: 17 
Age: 31
Physical Description: More or less average size for a Northlander, he has dark red hair and green eyes on a face that years and experience have not been kind to though one can see that there have been some recent improvements; he has a naturally very ruddy complexion. He has a thick but short beard, as well as poorly groomed but naturally straight growing and thus easily maintained hair. He is vaguely athletic from farm-work and manual labour though perhaps his stronger muscles are not the ones most important for combat.
Clothes and Equipment: Thick robes, scripture of all sorts, crosses, a large staff with four steel flanges to appear like a cross and a box chained to a thigh that he never lets go of that doesn't seem to open no matter the lock-picker, magics used or the reverse. Under his robes is a thick steel collars and various bits of blood-drawingly tight plate upon the man, and it is not certain whether they more harm or protect the wearer. He carries as well some basic herbs and alchemical equipment, accordion, and a bottle of steel-melting stuff he refers to as "holy wine."
Registered: May 23, 2017 17:17:57 GMT -8
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Post by Johannes Edelsberg on Jun 8, 2017 5:03:44 GMT -8
Walking with Ayame Hisakawa to the Shrine Johan seemed to get distressed as they entered the anti-magical fields, making strange gestures and movements with his right hand in the air and then looking down disappointed. "Is there some power here?" He asked, not really knowing how to ask his question without revealing his nature. |
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Ryuzo Hizashi
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Roleplay posts: 24
Age: 43
Physical Description: Ryuzo Hizashi is a man of normal stature, but always carries himself with dignity. He has his hair tied into a knot on the back of his head and both that and his moustache and goatee has started becoming increasingly grey with his age.
Clothes and Equipment: For daily use he's normally conservative and tries to use his grey Yukata and red/brown Haori whenever possible. He only rarely dresses up in fancy robes and clothes.
Allegiances: Tawakoshi
Registered: Dec 29, 2017 10:30:39 GMT -8
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Post by Ryuzo Hizashi on Dec 30, 2017 14:04:37 GMT -8
"What is this? Did Genji fall ill again?" Ryuzo Hizashi said so himself as he read the letter the courier had brought him. "How can a guy like that turn up and usurp power like that and be treated like a war hero only to fall to some... some virulent kind of herpes?!?" Ryuzo complained and crumbled the letter. "I've read what I need, you can have this back." he said and placed the crumbled piece of paper in the courier's hands and closed his fingers around it.
As his duty bound him, he was to stay at the shrine of reason, though 'serious family issues' could lead the head monk give one leave for a brief or an extended period of time. Thinking about his son Kojuro and that he would be the one to lead Kiyonai now, he thought that the word 'crisis' wasn't to be exaggerating and he quickly found he would write a letter where he would ask the head monk to excuse him because of pressing family matters. He would then prepare to travel back to Kiyonai and the Hizashi mansion to meet up with the family that had supported their uncle Genji instead of him, and had been the cause that he had to go into exile as a monk of reason.
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