Originally Posted by
Toph Bei Fong
http://thefinalfantasy.net/forums/sh...27&postcount=7
Um, yeah.. in your battle, you like.. died and stuff, and like.. your profile doesn't particularly mention being able to be possessed even though your body/soul don't exist anymore...and if it was a summon, summons shouldn't like, exist after the summoner dies and stuff..
So like.. I kind of want to clear things up, or even ask if you and Prophet worked on the entire RPB together and whatnot...
That'd be a great help, thanks. Because, you know.. if you didn't work on it together, you'd like.. you know...lose because you died and stuff, seeing.. as dying decides the whole thing?
I mean like.. you should've been near dead, not dead.. >_>;
Anyway, would be a great help if you could clear things up. xD;
I guess the main point creating a bit of confusion here is my vagueness in the mention of the extent of Jin's powers. This was meant for a reason however. Not so I could randomly interpret into the character what I wanted on the fly, but rather because the character is indeed an evolving element of my BoD character. However, if you re-read a certain part of my posts, you shall see that everything is quite coherant. Let me ellaborate:
In
this post, just before being struck down by the arrows, my character initiates the summon (this is before dying mind you). Here is the quote of what's relevant in that post:
As Prophet flicked his wrist, Akira saw the arrows change from their lifeless floating state to the one he had released them in. The whistling sound the projectiles made was unbearable as they screamed towards their victim, who had but a mere moment’s notice to react. Rather than trying to dodge the sting of the flying beasts, Akira held his sword outward as his lips quickly moved, silently murmuring something.
Right after this section of the post, my character actually gets
"killed". However, since he has summoned the Jin monster already, he consequently inherits said creatures superhuman strengths. Of course the Jin is not invincible, however, he is
considerably more resistant than your average would-be warrior. He is an archaic evil stemming from the beginnings of time and space afterall.
I also reference you to this part in that same post:
Akira’s image shot through Prophet’s mind, detailing the moment shortly before Akira had been struck by his own arrow fire. Akira’s pulsing lips as they uttered something became more and more impregnated in Prophet’s mind.
“Haraguroi Tenno, reikon wo hakaishin, yami ni sumushin, omae wo yobidasu. Shutsugenshiyo! Jin-sama!”
“Dark Lord, Destroyer of Souls, you who dwells in the darkness, I summon you. Come forth, Jin!”
This instance details the moment exactly, right before Akira was struck by the arrows. It was added to explain the reason for his death NOT being the actual end of battle. I meant this to show the coherrancy of the afore mentioned information, as to avoid any confusion. Judging from your misinterpretation, I seem to have done the exact opposite.
To sum it up, Akira summons Jin right before his
"death", rather than try and parry the arrow attack. He is gambling in a sense. Since Jin basically represents my super power boost up (for which I also waited the designated amount of posts before initiating), I don't feel that I have broken the rules in any way. If my opponent can heal ALL his wounds in one swooft move, why can I not summon the monster that grants my character the powers that he has in the first place.
If there is still some unclarity, I will gladly clear it up. Just tell me what parts still seemed vague, if any.
And again, thanks for saving this war! Without your efforts and hardwork, this whole thing would have been lost in obscurity.
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