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Round One start: Conquest School
When characters wake up the next morning there will be an announcement on all the screens. "Please report to the lobby at 12 noon for important information about this round." Anyone who is not in the lobby by twelve noon will most likely be found by the prefects and taken there by force.
When the characters turn up in Conquest Lobby they will see the woman they saw battling yesterday, and perhaps talked to before that, on the small raised podium. she is eating a piece of bread. Santana is next to her.
"I hope you slept well," she says when she finishes her bite. "Today the first battle round of your time in Rakuen begins, please listen carefully because I am not going to repeat myself.
I have here the list of students chosen to be Players for this round. Listen carefully, these are the people who have rights this week. The rest of you have no rights, the rest of you can be granted rights by these people if you agree to be their weapon.
Now I am going to assume that none of you bothered to read the manual so apologies if you actually did. There are rules to be followed and they are on page nine, failure to follow them will result in consequences and I'm sure no one likes consequences." She pauses to eat some more.
"The most important rule is that if you are a Player battling is not optional. You will not like the consequences of ignoring that rule at all," yes you should be very afraid of the smile that crosses her face.
"To own a Weapon you must vow to them. Vowing to own and protect them, when the Weapon has given their consent a mark appears on their hand." Here she held her own hand up to show the sword that marked her own hand.
"Players may give their Weapons permission to access the school facilities, and to eat from the full cafeteria menu among other things. If you haven't got a Player then you are a Discard, make sure you know all the rules and do exactly what Santana tells you to."
She paused to eat more bread, really these lot looked like they wouldn't even understand what she was saying. She paused to see if Santana wanted to add anything there. Santana for her part just scoffed and sarcastically wished everyone good luck.
"Today is Sunday, every round starts on a Sunday, Saturday is your free day, no one is a Weapon or a Player on Saturday so I suggest taking advantage of it. Anyone who wants to take on a Saturday job for extra Raks is allowed to. There is no school on Sunday but I suggest you take the time to vow to Weapons if you are a Player, or find a Player if you are a Weapon. School starts tomorrow 8am sharp, breakfast is from 7 until 8."
She grins again, "So since I am sure you are all desperately excited to find out who is a Player, they are as follows.
1. Lithuania
2. Homura
3. Golbez
4. Aqua
5. Feferi
6. Aisha
If you have any questions please come and ask them. If not, follow the rules, don't get into trouble and Battle well!"
She grins again.
When the characters turn up in Conquest Lobby they will see the woman they saw battling yesterday, and perhaps talked to before that, on the small raised podium. she is eating a piece of bread. Santana is next to her.
"I hope you slept well," she says when she finishes her bite. "Today the first battle round of your time in Rakuen begins, please listen carefully because I am not going to repeat myself.
I have here the list of students chosen to be Players for this round. Listen carefully, these are the people who have rights this week. The rest of you have no rights, the rest of you can be granted rights by these people if you agree to be their weapon.
Now I am going to assume that none of you bothered to read the manual so apologies if you actually did. There are rules to be followed and they are on page nine, failure to follow them will result in consequences and I'm sure no one likes consequences." She pauses to eat some more.
"The most important rule is that if you are a Player battling is not optional. You will not like the consequences of ignoring that rule at all," yes you should be very afraid of the smile that crosses her face.
"To own a Weapon you must vow to them. Vowing to own and protect them, when the Weapon has given their consent a mark appears on their hand." Here she held her own hand up to show the sword that marked her own hand.
"Players may give their Weapons permission to access the school facilities, and to eat from the full cafeteria menu among other things. If you haven't got a Player then you are a Discard, make sure you know all the rules and do exactly what Santana tells you to."
She paused to eat more bread, really these lot looked like they wouldn't even understand what she was saying. She paused to see if Santana wanted to add anything there. Santana for her part just scoffed and sarcastically wished everyone good luck.
"Today is Sunday, every round starts on a Sunday, Saturday is your free day, no one is a Weapon or a Player on Saturday so I suggest taking advantage of it. Anyone who wants to take on a Saturday job for extra Raks is allowed to. There is no school on Sunday but I suggest you take the time to vow to Weapons if you are a Player, or find a Player if you are a Weapon. School starts tomorrow 8am sharp, breakfast is from 7 until 8."
She grins again, "So since I am sure you are all desperately excited to find out who is a Player, they are as follows.
1. Lithuania
2. Homura
3. Golbez
4. Aqua
5. Feferi
6. Aisha
If you have any questions please come and ask them. If not, follow the rules, don't get into trouble and Battle well!"
She grins again.
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She doesn't approach anyone, but stands on her own quietly, looking around.
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Especially since she didn't have to get bossed around by that Santana girl. That's a bonus if she's ever heard of one.
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But for now, he concentrated on finding the person whose name he did know. Being taller than most of the crowd meant this was almost absurdly easy when she looked that happy, and he made a beeline for her.
"Yo, Aisha!"
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Well, not really for her. None of these people were trying to kill her, so a fight was just a fight. Aisha wasn't the type to take them personally unless she'd been upset (which wasn't really that hard to do), so she was pretty excited about it. It was a Ctarl-Ctarl thing, she guessed.
Everyone else seemed like they thought it was serious business.
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"Speaking of, you wanna fight with me?" He at least remembered enough of the dream to know that his weapon was something useful, and he'd gotten a ring from the cute little shop the day before. He was feelin' pretty confident, all things considered. "You seem like the right bet."
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just passing through!
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He had flicked through the manual the night before, and was not impressed by what he saw. The lack of rights didn't bother him that much, after all having to fight for someone in order to earn basic human rights was a system he was used to.
He looked around, looking for anyone familiar.
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She had also taken a moment to scan the manual, and she didn't like it at all. The system needed a change, that's for sure. It was a hemospectrum all over again.
It was then that she caught the glimpse out of the corner of her eye, and walked over. "Are you okay? It's a shock to me, too."
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He nodded, "It seems that they are using a basic model for oppression," he said quietly. "Why though..."
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She didn't want to think about it. If she didn't play, then there were consequences. She knew that.
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[As reluctant as he is to approach anyone, Red opts to stand against the wall and look around the group. Someone could always come ask him. Someone usually does.]
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[ for example, this guy. Amble amble amble mock-salute. ]
Yo. You got a Player yet?
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A job, eh...
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Even if they haven't met yet IC. It would probably be hard not to notice.]Do you require a "Player"?
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Me? Ah, I guess so! Though, if I'm not picked, then I don't really mind.
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The boy's eyes flitted around, trying to see from the reactions of the people in the room who had been choosen a player. He hated to have to contract like that, it was similar to what he had back home and he hated that too, but that Santana girl looked scary. So he at least wanted to see the alternatives.
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Of course, Latvia might just shake some more. It was Latvia.
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He sighed and walked over toward the crowd. It was time to play along. "Ah, I guess I'm a Weapon if anyone needs one?" He had raised his voice a bit, but he wouldn't be surprised if it went unheard in the excited chatter that followed the announcement. Nor would he particularly mind.
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When Sam spoke up, he turned to look at him. "Do you know what sort of weapon you have?" He could just barely remember using his own in that dream he'd had on the train... Perhaps it was the same for the others.
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But she can protect them as a Player, and if that's the case, then the choice is obvious.]
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Sollux, you are not going to argue with me on this. Stick out your hand. I am going to vow with you.
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Heh, yeah, okay.
[He presented his hand as instructed, looking a little apprehensive but otherwise fairly relaxed about the whole thing.]
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I promise to protect you, to treat you with the utmost respect, to give the same rights as I have, so long as I am a Player. Do you agree?
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