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stellafortunalogs2021-09-30 07:21 pm
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october mingle
October Mingle
Welcome to Teyvat - a vast magical world of adventure.
The Miko of the Grand Narukami Shrine has arranged for your passage out of Ritou and into the Inazuma islands at large. The nation has been gripped by an oppressive atmosphere ever since the enactment of the Vision Hunt Decree, and only someone unyoked by the Electro Archon can hope to break this stalemate.
Konda Village sits on the outskirts of Inazuma city. A pillar of its community now seeks to move out after losing his Vision. A samurai employed by the Shogunate is being accosted of hiding rations by his neighbours, and he has no recollection of ever dealing in such matters. Forgetting something seems to be the thread that links every former Vision holder's story together, yet their tragedies differ greatly in circumstance. Is the loss of a Vision truly so profound? If so, then why did the gods deliver such a poisoned gift to their people?
A mysterious priestess approaches you with a sincere request - Kazari seeks your aid in purifying the Thunder Sakura around Inazuma, as well as the Sacred Sakura on Mount Yougou. She tells you that these trees absorb the evil from the very land, but cannot dispel it without outside intervention. Here's where you come in: you need to dispel the sealing sigils around the holy trees, so that the filth accumulated within their roots can take form and then be swiftly cut down.
The seals, the trees, and Kazari herself are relics from the olden days - the mystical Inazuma, where kitsune and tengu lived and worked alongside humans and their god. But those days have since ended, and all that is left is a stifling eternity.
State of the World
The Land of Eternity is not without failings. By pursuing 'Eternity' and closing the doors of her nation, the Raiden Shogun has only made the lives of her people more difficult. Exploring the country may give you some clues as to how you can break her enforced stasis. You must first understand the situation of the nation, and then find the natives who also wish to change their world.
Please direct all questions to October's OOC post!
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The woman dressed in shrine maiden clothes does turn out to be Kazari, and Louis has the vague impression that the two of them aren't the first people that she's asked for help with. She tells them about a Thunder Sakura hidden beneath a well in Konda Village. Sounds simple enough, and they are warned about the prospect of combat - much easier than talking to people.
'You must look for a warding item,' she says, and Louis has no idea what that looks like. ]
Do we need some kind of shrine ritual to find it?
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Jun's listening, and doing the math in his head. He'll go over to the statue, waiting for Louis to join him and Kazari to be out of earshot ]
Favored by Electro? If she just means the element, I could try to apply Light to see if that works. Though if she means more in a religious sense... [...]
Hey, just to check, do you know CPR?
[You know, just asking for a friend!! Not at all sorting out a back up plan if he gets zapped!]
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I do. And I'll be fine, no need to worry about me. [ Because you know, he's dead. A corpse can't get defibrillated. Light being able to stand in for Electro also makes sense to him. He's sure particle physics will produce at least some sort of electromotive force. ]
Shall we? [ He's trusting Kazari to not prank them or send them off without at least some measure of success probability. ]
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Alright.
[He holds his hand out in front of the statue, concentrating as he tries to be very precise with how he manifests the light. It comes out in electric energy, crackling and branching out like lightning would. Though notably, it's much whiter in color than the purple electro energy of Teyvat.
Whether or not the statue can discern the difference, well, they'll know soon enough]
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"I was right. You are the destined one," says Kazari, picking up the ward and giving it to Jun. "There is a barrier within Konda Village. I would ask of you to investigate the barrier and lift it."
That sounds like what he had heard from Forneus alright. ]
We can do that, yes. [ Louis thinks he will leave the zapping to Jun and help to look around instead. ]
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Perhaps for anyone else, being referred to as the "destined one" would be something big. For Jun, it was basically another Tuesday. He takes the ward and listens to the instructions dutifully, taking care to remember the objective of the mission. Find the barrier and lift it. Simple enough. ]
Konda Village, understood. [That's the village nearby here, right? He remembered people speaking of it] Shall we be off Louis?
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We'll let you know when we're done. [ To Kazari, then: ] Yeah, let's go.
[ They'll probably walk there in silence too because what is talking?
Konda Village looks quite similar to what one would expect a village out of a medieval folk tale to look like. People are farming, kids are playing, there's a well... nothing seems out of the ordinary. ]
A barrier, huh... I don't sense any strong elemental energy above ground. [ He thinks he should be looking for a strong concentration of Electro energy. ]
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He's scanning the village as they enter it. This is about as classic as an old small village as you can get. Nothing unusual stands out at all]
Yeah...I don't sense anything either. [But if the shrine maiden insisted] Maybe its below ground? So that way its closer to the spiri- er, leylines.