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Re: Deepest Blue (2 spots remain)
« Reply #15 on: May 08, 2012, 02:42:14 am »

Blast. Looks nice Dwarmin. Good octoman.
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Re: Deepest Blue (Game Filled, Waiting list)
« Reply #16 on: May 08, 2012, 05:30:58 am »

Awwwww great. Waitlist.

And...nearly done editing now that I'm back.  :P

Well wishes to all you denizens of the Deep. May the tides watch over you all.
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Re: Deepest Blue (Game Filled, Waiting list)
« Reply #17 on: May 08, 2012, 07:56:19 am »

Fate is the strongest force in this world.

Those who would deny it, will know no mercy...

Intro Chapter: Memories of Impermanence

In the Central Shrine of the Kundaline Temple...

Sisreenta floats serenely (or so it would appear), trying to find for herself, the state of deep meditation that the others said came so easily to them.

She can feel the presence of the other Octomen Monks in the temple. Were it not for the beating of their overlarge hearts pulsing through the water, they would barely seem alive at all.

She knew why she was here...the others, could not understand her. Her words fell dead in the water. Her family sent her away, to the ruins of the Temple of 'Kundalani'-the Temple of Fire and Ice. It was said that even the most tempestuous or frigid soul could be settled here, balanced, made harmonious. Of course, there's not much of the Temple left, these days-the beautiful murals of the ancestor on the walls, were defaced with the invading Merman tridents, the gems and ornate statues that used to adorn her halls torn rudely from their pedestals, more loot for the Empire...

Try as she might, Sisreenta cannot join the Monks, cannot comprehend what they see and hear...perhaps, she does not want to.

Naturally, Brother Gahan read her thoughts easily. He was the only Monk who had even talked to Sisreenta directly-even though it sometimes seemed to pain him to leave his meditations to do so, he never hesitated.

She heard his voice-not with her ears-but with the low grade telepathy that all sentient sea creatures enjoyed.

"...Sisreenta. What troubles you, child?" He asked, kindly.

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In the small town of Ogoshrap...

Orkatt sat aside his Mother, on the floor of their home.

They were mending nets and speaking of the no doubt beautiful tides to come. It had been a peaceful morning-and, though he might dislike such tedious work, merely being with your Mother-in love and comfort-is joy enough for a young child in this cold, hard world.

His father is just outside, teaching his brother to wield the first spear-he's doing quite good. While he can't 'hear' them, he is intrinscally linked to them, mind, body and soul. Orkatt shares in his fathers pride, and his brothers joy, at showcasing his newfound skills. For a moment, all is well...for just this moment.

Look upon this scene, and lament. This is one of the treasured memories Orkatt holds dear, even to this day. For, it's one of the last.

And all good things must come to an end.

He hears the horns before the attack-magically enchanted to burrow into the minds of every being within miles. To the mind, they sound loud, and Orkatt reflexively covers his ears. Now, Orkatt feels the sick fear permeating not only through his mother and father, but the entire town. But, there is also defiance-a mad, dreadful thing.

Orkatt is told to hide, of course-but, he wants to fight. He feels...anger. Like he's never felt before. How dare they? This is his home! Naturally, only the need to care for his younger brother keeps him back. Surely, Mother and Father will defeat these Mermen invaders. Yes, for a moment, a childs heart believes it so. His father grabs his spear from the mantle, and his Mother does the same. They smile, and head out, hand in hand. Orkatt will never see either of them alive again.

When he gathers enough bravery to look out the window, though, even he knows the battle was over before it was begun. The Mermen legion advances in a massive sphere of shields and longspears, like a Pufferfish. The Sharkmen have no fear. They charge...and they fall. Eventually, they all fall. He cannot suppress a cheer as the blood enraged villagers tear through a shield wall and slaughter the packed Mer within...but, no matter how many Mermen they kill, there is always more. Eventually, they are overwhelmed. But they never retreat-no, not a single one. The Sharkmen die with whatever honor is left to them.

But, they still die.

Orkatt turns away from the massacre, unable to bear the sight. He hears the trumpets blare once again (and he'll hear them in his dreams forever after). His brother looks at him stark black eyes, and he can feel his fear. They are coming. What does he do now?

He might just have time to grab a weapon...but it might be smarter to flee with his brother while he still can...many choices, little time.


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In the small village of Maturr...

Vajatt turned his head skyward.

There is no Darkness here, not today. The Sharkmen who would swarm down upon it were many years away. Today, the people of Maturr give thanks to their many and varied Gods for another fine harvest, another year of safe births, the squalling of newborn children.

None was more celebrated than the young Vajatt-and, none was more hardly worked. His teacher-Taga-slapped him upside the head, chiding him.

"What do you expect to find in the sky, little Vajatt? Do you think the yellow orb overhead holds the answers to all lifes mysteries? Back to your studies, hatchling. You've got a bright future ahead of you...and today, is a very important day."

Taja pointed to a selection of objects in front of Vejatt. Odd, he didn't notice them there before...

"Look at these objects. Which one looks the most interesting to you? Pick it up..."

Vejatt decided-as he often did-to carefully study, before making his choice.

The first object is a long staff (just about Vajatt size), with the head of a crystal shaped like a pearl. This pearl glows with an inner fire, one that delights him to look upon it, as the flame seems to dance like a living thing.

The second object is a Holy symbol-one every Octoman recognizes, the endless loop of Eternias. It glows with white light...and a voice whispers from within.

The third object is a Siren's Harp...it looks unassuming, but he can sense great power within it. An alluring aura, one that compels him to play...and compels others to listen.

The fourth and last object is the most tawdry of the four. It's a simple moss covered shell necklace. Still, appearances deceive-when Vejatt leans forward, he can hear something, deep within-the fury of the storm, the rage of the waves.

Taja waits patiently, her arms folded, looking upoin young Vejatt with a mixture of awe...and perhaps the barest hint of fear.

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On the ouskirts of a small town...

Vitis inaudibly sighed, looking down upon the meager Sharkman village.

It would be the fifth one today the Legion would attack, and certainly the largest. Not that it would be any real challenge for the legion arrayed about him. No, he calcuated it would hardly take half a day. He could save many lives here, if his mission was a success. Merman lives, anyway.

He was ready. Vitis had trained for this campaign for years, the memory of his parents bodies slowly floating toward the light becoming bitter and hot, until it was poison in his veins.

His squad was the first sent in-not in the front, but in the back...the Legion had used soldiers like him before, to great effect. Without their leaders, the Sharkmen were not disciplined enough to stand against them. Originally Scouts, now used as front line assassins, slaying leaders and commanders-the flash of lightning, before the stroke of thunder.

Vitis has four marks on his arm-four kills. Today, he hoped to gain his fifth. They snuck up on the sleeping city in the shadows of the waves, little more than shades, hidden from the slanting moonlight that came from above.. Their target, the young leader who resided in the clan hall...

Vitis saw the gaps in the defenses, about the same time as his second in command, Iathina, the blue scaled, blue eyed, green haired killer he had come to trust to fight by his side. She looked at him, whispering into his mind. He felt something more, right under the surface...they had become close lately.

"...look at that gap in the patrols, Vitis. We'll have this shark gutted in the hour. In and out, easy as can be. Let's go. We'll be back in time for you to take me to dinner. Finally..." She says, smiling lightly.

Another of his soldier, old Rispus, spoke up with his own experience. Vitis had come to trust the veterans experience.

"...It's a trick. Sharkmen patrol in triplets-that single guard that passes by is just a decoy-he's barely a boy to hold the spear. We need to circle around, find out where they're holed up. Maybe that coral tower over there..."

Iathina counters, crossly. "You're too old to be doing this, Rispus. Daylight's in a few hours, and we need to move now-especially if we're going to get back to the legion camp before the sharks hunt us down. They're already getting the word out, especially with the other ones we hit tonight. I don't care if they're in Triplets or Octuplets, we can take them. Playing it safe is going to get us killed." She finished, shaking her head. Hardly the boasting of an overproud warrior, Iathina is just a shrewd tactician as Rispus.

Rispus doesn't argue, but he does frown. They both look to Vitis for a decision. Of course, ultimately, it's up to him. The burden of command is a heavy one.

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Somewhere in the back-alleys of the Ludus Undercity....

Umbraaqua had wandered the streets of Ludus for hours, after finding his home ransacked and parents missing. He had no easy answers, no leads. In all liklihood, they were dead, he knew-but he did not have to accept it, not yet.

They cornered him easily. A strange pair. He faced his strange foes with no fear-if foes they were.

One was like him-dark skinned, pale white eyes that shunned the sunlight. A wretched being, but his head is held proudly, his gaze does not waver. He is a Deep Dweller, and he has chosen to reign in that Hell.

The other was more like this father-a Merman of proud bearing, a thick green beard, carefully tended, piercing blue. He's an Imperial...but, his armor is tarnished and cracked. His spear sundered and reforged many times. This one is a Rebel-not all wish to live under the yoke of the self styled Ruler of the Nine Seas, Empress Circe.

He realizes in a moment, they are not here to kill him...they argue amongst themselves, and Umbraaqua understands both are seeking him. Both want him for themselves.

Umbraaqua hears the sibiliant voice of the Dark One in his mind first.

"You are one seeking revenge. We have heard of tragedy. Very sad...but, perhaps inevitable.

...the Hall of Assassins can accomodate your need for vengeance. As always. Come down, back to the deeps with me. Back with your brothers and sisters. The Empire matters little to us...but, the skills we teach will help you in your goal. Such is our way, as you know."


Th proud one raises a hand. He speak solemnly.

"The path of shadow may be your blood, but it is not your destiny, Umbraaqua. Join us-we...are dedicated to ending the abomination that has become our Empire. Blood must be spilled, but we should'nt give up hope yet. We have use of your skills. We need an ally. We...have all lost someone. You will find understanding among us...you may not get vengeance...but, you will get justice."

The eyes bore into him, awaiting his decision.

Umbraaque wonders, if he just stepped away-remained independant-would they try to stop him? A slight smile on his face, as he thinks, if they really think they could stop him...

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« Reply #18 on: May 08, 2012, 08:08:25 am »

Umbraaqua smiled. Like hell just using sweet words would be enough to convince him.
"What do you offer in return for my assistance? Would I be supplied with proper equipment and help? If there is not much difference between joining one of you and staying alone, I would rather stay alone."
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« Reply #19 on: May 08, 2012, 11:26:53 am »

Vajaat knew how this worked. All the great heroes had gone through a test like this, from Yusoon to Vejeet had gone through tests like this. He remember the stories of them, Yusoon had chosen the rusted ring, and Vejeet had taken the dark pearl.

"I choose the ancient necklace."

Vajaat said, knowing that the unassuming artifact would have the most versatile, and thus the best effect.
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« Reply #20 on: May 08, 2012, 01:38:12 pm »

Vitis smiles faintly back at Iathina, knowing her advice is sound but realizing the experienced Rispus has the right idea.
"Attacking head-on will get us killed, Iathina.  Rispus is right, it's a trap, most likely set when the news reached here of our other conquests.  Remember, our goal is to take out the leader, not his lackeys, and if we succeed in that the rest of this town will fall.
"First, we need to know exactly what we're up against."
Vitis does a head count on his squad and starts gathering information on the layout of the town from his position.
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« Reply #21 on: May 08, 2012, 02:44:55 pm »

"I should be more than this," she said after a moment. "Not that there's anything wrong with this place," she added hurriedly. "It's just that... I know I should be more. Greater. More... more."
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Re: Deepest Blue-Turn 1, Intro
« Reply #22 on: May 08, 2012, 04:22:13 pm »

Orkatt thinks for a long second. He knows that in his father-with strength's bedroom is a spear. However, he can hear them, the fish-with pride, coming to kill both him and his friend-for ages.

He decides to run. It is what he has always done. His brother will surely grow to be a strong warrior, but for now he knows even less than Orkatt does, and both will be slaughtered if they stay.

Run, utilizing whatever cover they can to avoid the mermen legionarres.

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« Reply #23 on: May 08, 2012, 04:33:33 pm »

(You know, it's surprising anyone has kids at all, what with the apparent rate of parents' death in the ocean.)
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« Reply #24 on: May 08, 2012, 04:34:23 pm »

((@Remalle: Yeah. :P ))
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« Reply #25 on: May 08, 2012, 04:44:41 pm »

((Sadface T^T

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« Reply #26 on: May 09, 2012, 06:15:41 pm »

Turn 2

In the Central Shrine of the Kundaline Temple...

"I should be more than this," she said after a moment. "Not that there's anything wrong with this place," she added hurriedly. "It's just that... I know I should be more. Greater. More... more."

Sisreenta tried to make Brother Gahan understand. He does not. All it earns is a puzzled stare, all the more damning because of the pity she senses within it. It was times like these Sisreenta could truly feel the gulf between her own feelings and what was expected of her people.

"What more could you aspire to, than you already are, child? You have the heart of the wanderer, and the courage of a sentinel. You have overreached your peers in your magical studies by many years.

By all rights, you are now what you will always be-yourself, and nothing more. Why would you want to change that? What do wish to become?"
Though his questions were calm, Sisreenta could feel the inner turmoil brewing within-even in one such as Brother Gahan, he is unnerved by the child, though he tries best not to show it...

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In the small town of Ogoshrap...

Orkatt thinks for a long second. He knows that in his father-with strength's bedroom is a spear. However, he can hear them, the fish-with pride, coming to kill both him and his friend-for ages.

He decides to run. It is what he has always done. His brother will surely grow to be a strong warrior, but for now he knows even less than Orkatt does, and both will be slaughtered if they stay.

Run, utilizing whatever cover they can to avoid the mermen legionarres.

Orkatt realizes that to say is to die. Facing death without showing fear is the greatest honor of any warrior-but, one should not run headlond into it, where life still lingers.

He motions for his Brother to follow. Orkatt has always commanded his brother in such a way. No time for arguments-he must follow.

To his horror, his Brother does not move, this time-he floats as still as stone. He holds the tiny practice spear in her clawed hands tightly, gathering his small courage.

A tiny, defiant voice echoes in his mind.

"..Orkatt, no. We cannot swim away...we can fight them off, you and I! We'll cut a path to mother and father...and free them. We'll save everyone! And..and, If...you are too much of a coward, flee! I'll fight themself!"

He brandishes his weapon shakily. Orkatt can feel the desperation, the fear, the hate. The same feelings echo within him,

...If his brother does not come willingly...what then?


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In the small village of Maturr...

Vajaat knew how this worked. All the great heroes had gone through a test like this, from Yusoon to Vejeet had gone through tests like this. He remember the stories of them, Yusoon had chosen the rusted ring, and Vejeet had taken the dark pearl.

"I choose the ancient necklace."

Vajaat said, knowing that the unassuming artifact would have the most versatile, and thus the best effect.

Vajatt picks up the shabby shell necklace, and places it over his neck-recalling the ancient tales of humility he had learned from past legends of the Octoman race.

At once, Vajatt feels...everything. The pressure of the water bearing on the structure he's in, the back and forth motion of a patch of sea grass perched on the cliffs above him. The cunning eyes of the Grouper, closing in on a meal. He sees all this, and more-it is trascendant...for a moment, he can almost grasp...a pattern...

And then he returns.

Taja seems pleased.

"Excellent choice.

It seems, you favor path will be that of a Sea Shaman-a defender and a protector of the great wild deeps, a shepard of his people and the natural world, an emissary between them. Humble...but strong."


She looks at Vajatt for a moment, cocking her head to one side.

"...but, it will be a lonely life, full of hardship. Great sacrifice will be required-and, though I know you cannot comprehend how much you will give, now-all I can ask is if you think this is the right path for you."

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On the ouskirts of a small town...

Vitis smiles faintly back at Iathina, knowing her advice is sound but realizing the experienced Rispus has the right idea.
"Attacking head-on will get us killed, Iathina.  Rispus is right, it's a trap, most likely set when the news reached here of our other conquests.  Remember, our goal is to take out the leader, not his lackeys, and if we succeed in that the rest of this town will fall.
"First, we need to know exactly what we're up against."
Vitis does a head count on his squad and starts gathering information on the layout of the town from his position.

Vitis sides with Rispus-it's more likely than not, a trap. Vitis has always favored the subtle route, the tactical decision. It's something that's guided him through his life-and will continue to do so for many years.

Rispus nods, in silent affirmation. Vitis is sure he made the right choice-the old seahound has been through more battles than years in Vitis's own life, and he's got the scars to prove it.

Iathina's doesn't responsd for a moment. Her eyes glitter dangerously, yet endearingly in the ocean moonlight-from what Vitis knows, Iathina is the daughter of royalty, unused to the concept of someone who outranks her in the army, but not socially.

Then she mentally shrugs, brushing it off-hardly a conceited woman, she doesn't let much bother her. "...Well, that's why they pay you the big Crys, captain. I'm with you. Let's hurry up and wait then...."

Vistis does a quick headcount-Rispus, Iathina, Hepheaus, and Shallowmere. All accounted for.
 
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Looking down at the village, the small group continues to gather information. The single guard passes by on a predictable schedule.

Time flows away.

Some minutes later, Rispus points out what they've been waiting for. Indeed, a triplet of Sharkmen guards exits from the coral tower structure he had been pointed out earlier. They seem, to put it frankly, angry at being kept up so late-Iathina knows a bit of native sharkman* she deciphers, roughly...

"Hmm, they're apparently angry the 'short fin head of a squat chief' kept them up all night and away from their 'mates and heart-spawn' because he's is, 'jumping at the shadows of pretty little Mermaid tails'. I guess they're talking about me." She mentions, smiling.

They head off toward the nearby barracks-a squat structure made from the shell of a giant sea turtle. The lone guard is left to stand in front of the clan hall, while they presumably send back their relief.

The squad looks at Vistis expectantly, waiting for the command to infiltrate...to kill.

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Somewhere in the back-alleys of the Ludus Undercity....

Umbraaqua smiled. Like hell just using sweet words would be enough to convince him.
"What do you offer in return for my assistance? Would I be supplied with proper equipment and help? If there is not much difference between joining one of you and staying alone, I would rather stay alone."
His hands played with his spellblade, throwing it from one side to another.

Ask them for any benefits that come with joining one of their groups. Like dental.

Umbraaqua plays with his blade nonchalantly. If they want him so bad, they're going to have to make bids and compete.

The Dark one speaks first, keeping it...short and sweet.

"Hmm, fair enough. Our way, brother.

We are the Assassins Hall. We will give you shelter, training, allies, arms-and targets...to practice on, to profit from. Your own pick of prey. We will keep your blade sharp, till you decide you are ready to...move on."


The Bright one waits patiently, then speaks his part. He had the more difficult position-but, he speaks with undisguised hope, the mark of a hero...

"Why delay? Dealing death to unfortunate souls for Crys will not bring you any closer to justice, or peace of mind.

The rebellion has need of your skills-and, we will be fighting the war every day. While we cannot always provide you the...material support you might want, you will never fear our goals. I will not lie. Our bases will not be as furnished. Our friends will not be as numerous. We will never be as well supplied as the Hall, for we do not take more than we need.

But, we will harden you-and your strength you find will come from within, rather than without."


They settle again, awaiting his choice-or lack of one.

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« Reply #27 on: May 09, 2012, 06:27:35 pm »

Vajaat brothe in, then out. Is this the path he wanted? To be forever the defender? He looked around him and felt around him, the tide, the lives and even the force of his mentor. He felt at one with himself, and he felt at peace.

"Yes. This is the path I want."
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« Reply #28 on: May 09, 2012, 07:01:31 pm »

"A greater mage," Sisreenta said, as though the answer were obvious to her. "A leader, maybe. Someone who builds and creates and does things nobody else can or has. Maybe someone who rebuilds an empire or comes to truly understand the Dark Water..."
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« Reply #29 on: May 09, 2012, 08:19:25 pm »

Vitis smiles, internally, letting no emotion show on his face.
"This is our time.  Shallowmere, Hepheaus, stand guard out here, stay out of sight, and warn us when the next shift arrives.  Rispus, see if you can find any other ways inside the clan hall.  You know what to do.  Iathina, you're with me.  We're going in through the front, we'll kill the guard, then the sharkman leader, then join back up with the Legion.  Go!"
Vitis takes Iathina to the front entrance as per the plan, sending her to cause a small distraction to cause the sharkman guard to come forward to investigate, and coming up behind the sharkman once he's distracted to slit his throat.
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