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Should the time come to learn
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Ren KurosawaJounin
- Stat Page : Link
Mission Record : Link
Living Clones : Kitsunagi Kurosawa
Sakoshi Kurosawa
Clan Focus : Ninjutsu
Village : Tsukigakure
Ryo : 46800
Should the time come to learn
Sun Feb 04, 2024 1:03 pm
- Mission Details:
- Mission 1 "Another lost toy":
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Mission Name: Lost and Found
Rank: E-Rank
Mission Location: Any
Challenges: -
Task: Amidst your day, you are unexpectedly happened upon by an unsuspecting kite whose string has snapped. There is no obvious place this kite has come from, but it is colorful and vibrant as though it might belong to a child. Find the owner and return the kite, or keep it for yourself. The choice is yours.
Word Count Requirement: 500
Reward:1,000 Ryo / 5 AP
Character Requirements: Vagabond Exclusive
Character Exclusive: -
- Mission 2 "When the spirits celebrate too much":
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Mission Name: Gnome-body Knows
Rank: E-Rank
Mission Location: Any
Challenges: -
Task: An elder has approached you with a rather odd request: something has been troubling their garden in the dead of night. They have only one leading theory as to the suspect. Garden Gnomes. Whoever or whatever is the true culprit is for you to discover. Stealth is key. Report what you find in the morning, and you'll be rewarded with some extra allowance for your trouble.
Word Count Requirement: 500
Reward:1,000 Ryo / 5 AP
Character Requirements: Vagabond Exclusive
Character Exclusive: -
- Mission 3 "Another rather small request":
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Mission Name: Delivery Service (Pt. 1)
Rank: E
Mission Location: Universal
Challenges: N/A
Task: On your travels an old woman stops you and asks if you'd make a delivery for her. She tells you it's her granddaughter's birthday, and she needs assistance getting it to her. After agreeing to the task and accompanying the old woman to her home she would then hand over a rather large basket with some baked goods and a handful of gifts. She would then give you the location of where it needed to be taken and send you on your way.
Note: This is the beginning of an Arc series and leads to the following mission Deliver Service (Pt.2)
Word Count Requirement:500
Reward:1000Ryo / 5AP
Character Requirements:N/A
Character Exclusive:N/A
- Mission 4 "Learn the lore, son.":
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Mission Name: A Bit Fishy
Rank: E
Mission Location: Universal
Challenges: N/A
Task: As you go about your day you come across an old scruffy looking man who explains his need for some help! He has his very own fishing boat and needs somebody to go out on the water with him. He explains that his wife wont let him go out alone, and his good for nothing son can't be found! Your task is either to go out on the mans fishing boat for the day, or find his son and bring him home!
Word Count Requirement:500
Reward:1000 Ryo / 5 AP
Character Requirements: N/A
Character Exclusive: N/A
- Mission 5 "The storm in evening on the island of Moon.":
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Mission Name: A Roof in Any Storm
Rank: E-Rank
Mission Location: Any
Challenges: -
Task:
A storm has broken out amidst your travels, and a nearby settlement has requested aid. A hole in the roof of a barn, shack, building, or other structure has proven to be a problem in a coming rain storm. Create a solution, and you'll be rewarded with a warm(ish) place to sleep, and a meal, as well as a bit of Ryo in your pocket.
Word Count Requirement: 500
Reward:1,000 Ryo / 5 AP
Character Requirements: Vagabond Exclusive
Character Exclusive: -
- Ren KurosawaJounin
- Stat Page : Link
Mission Record : Link
Living Clones : Kitsunagi Kurosawa
Sakoshi Kurosawa
Clan Focus : Ninjutsu
Village : Tsukigakure
Ryo : 46800
Re: Should the time come to learn
Mon Feb 05, 2024 7:30 pm
- Another lost toy:
The day continued for Ren Kurosawa in the small village, the warmth of the villagers' hospitality still fresh in his memory. As he meandered through the tranquil streets, his gentle and free-spirited nature drew him toward a nearby park. The sun's gentle rays filtered through the trees, creating a peaceful atmosphere that matched Ren's inner serenity.
He didn't know what it was about this place. Maybe it was just the fact that he knew that he was nearer to Junko on this island than he would be if he went anywhere else. Maybe it was the fact that this place held so many secrets and so much mythos that his bardic tendencies could be sated for a lifetime. He wasn't sure what it was, but it was enough to make him want to stay, at least for the time being.
Amidst the greenery, Ren's keen eyes caught a glimpse of vibrant colors dancing in the sky. He looked up and saw a kite, its string having snapped, drifting aimlessly on the breeze. The colorful kite, with its intricate design, looked out of place in the serene park. Its presence was both enchanting and mysterious.
Without a second thought, Ren decided to make it his mission to find the owner of the lost kite. He believed that the right thing to do was to return it to its rightful place, bringing joy to its young owner. With the colorful kite in hand, he set off on his quest.
Ren wandered through the village, inquiring with the locals if they had seen a child looking for their missing kite. His warm and amiable demeanor made it easy for people to approach him, and he received helpful tips and directions as he ventured further into the village.
After some time, he came upon a small, cozy house on the outskirts of the village. There, in the front yard, a young boy played with a forlorn expression on his face. It didn't take Ren long to connect the dots – the lost kite must belong to this boy.
Approaching the child with a gentle smile, Ren held out the vibrant kite for him to see. "Is this your kite?" he asked kindly.
The boy's eyes widened with surprise and delight as he recognized his cherished possession. He eagerly took the kite from Ren's hands and nodded, his face lighting up with gratitude. "Thank you, mister! I thought I'd never see it again!"
Ren's heart swelled with happiness as he watched the boy's joyful reaction. The bond he had formed with the villagers and his innate compassion for others made the act of returning the kite a deeply fulfilling experience. He knew he had made the right choice.
With a warm farewell to the boy and his family, Ren continued his journey through the village, the sense of harmony and contentment lingering in his heart. The choice to return the kite had not only made a young child's day but had also reaffirmed his belief in the power of small acts of kindness to bring joy and connection to the world.
WC: 515
- When the spirits celebrate too much:
His presence in the small village had become a source of solace and inspiration for its residents. The stories of his adventures and the kindness he had shown to the villagers had earned him their trust and admiration. However, another mysterious problem had arisen, and the elders once again turned to Ren for assistance.
As he strolled through the village, enjoying the peaceful ambiance, Ren heard whispers of spirits wreaking havoc in a woman's garden. The elders sought him out, their expressions filled with concern and respect. They explained that these spirits had been causing disruptions for weeks, and the villagers were growing anxious.
With his gentle and free-spirited nature, Ren agreed to help. He made his way to the woman's garden, a place that had once been a haven of tranquility but was now marred by the mischievous actions of unseen entities.
Ren spent hours in the garden, his deep appreciation for nature guiding his efforts to make contact with the spirits. He meditated, offered soothing melodies, and even tried to communicate with them in hushed tones, asking what it was they wanted. But the spirits remained elusive, their presence only hinted at by the disturbances they caused.
As the sun dipped below the horizon, Ren reluctantly left the garden, unable to make contact with the mischievous spirits. He returned to the elders, his warm and amiable demeanor marked by a sense of determination. "I tried to make contact with the spirits, but they elude me," he admitted. "I couldn't find out what they want, but I promise to try again."
The elders nodded appreciatively, understanding the complexity of the situation. They knew that Ren's compassion and curiosity made him the best candidate to uncover the mystery behind the spirits' actions.
With a renewed sense of purpose, Ren will return to the garden the following day. He approached the task with an open heart, willing to embrace the challenge of connecting with the elusive spirits. The village's harmony and peace were at stake, and he was determined to restore them.
He couldn't help to be honestly fascinated by their very existence. He wanted to help the people of the village sure, but more than anything, he just wanted to see these spirits in action. All his life he had spent so much time around tales and legends, sagas and epics! But now this could have been his chance to find something real that would open the door to so many of those stories being true! He knew that he would be back, and each time he would try a different approach so that he would be able to find those little, or maybe big spirits. Then, and only then, would he be satisfied.
With the sun casting long shadows in the garden, Ren remained steadfast, ready to continue his mission until he could bring peace and harmony back to the village. The spirits may have been elusive, but his unwavering spirit and determination would guide him on this mystical journey.
WC: 501
- Another rather small request:
Ren Kurosawa's commitment to bringing peace and harmony to the village continued, even as he grappled with the mysterious spirits in the garden. The day's events had instilled in him a sense of duty to the village and its residents, a duty he took to heart.
As he made his way through the village, his gentle and free-spirited nature once again drew the attention of an elderly woman. She approached him with a kindly smile and a twinkle in her eye, her presence radiating warmth and gratitude.
"Excuse me, dear," the elderly woman began, her voice filled with a sense of hope. "I've heard that you've been helping the villagers, and I was wondering if you might be willing to assist me with a small task."
Ren's amiable demeanor made him approachable and receptive to the needs of others. He nodded with genuine interest, encouraging the woman to share her request.
The elderly woman explained, "Today is my granddaughter's birthday, and I've prepared a special surprise for her. However, I'm unable to make the journey myself. I was wondering if you could deliver this basket of baked goods and gifts to her."
With his heart touched by the woman's request, Ren readily agreed to help. "I'd be honored to assist you, ma'am. Please lead the way, and I'll ensure your granddaughter receives this wonderful surprise."
The elderly woman's eyes filled with gratitude as she guided Ren to her quaint cottage. There, she presented him with a rather large basket filled with freshly baked goods and a handful of carefully wrapped gifts. Each item was a testament to the love and care she wished to convey to her beloved granddaughter.
With the basket in hand, Ren listened attentively as the woman provided him with the location where it needed to be delivered. It was another corner of the village, where the granddaughter lived with her family, much like the previous mission. The woman expressed her deep appreciation and sent Ren on his way with a heartfelt blessing.
Ren proceeded to the designated location, his love for cultural experiences and his warm and amiable demeanor guiding him through the village's charming streets. When he arrived at the granddaughter's home, he was greeted by a scene of anticipation and celebration.
The family had gathered to celebrate the young girl's birthday, and Ren's arrival with the basket of surprises filled the air with excitement. He presented the gifts and baked goods to the delighted granddaughter, her eyes sparkling with surprise and joy once more.
As Ren watched the family come together to celebrate this special day, he couldn't help but feel that he was part of something truly magical. The bonds he had formed with the villagers and the simple acts of kindness he had performed had created a tapestry of meaningful connections that enriched his journey.
After bidding the family farewell, Ren made his way back to the elderly woman's cottage, where she awaited his return with a heart full of gratitude. She offered him a small token of appreciation, and Ren accepted it with a warm smile.
With the mission complete, Ren continued his journey through the village, his heart filled with contentment and a renewed sense of purpose. Each encounter, each act of kindness, added depth and meaning to his adventures, reaffirming his commitment to making the world a better place, one small deed at a time.
WC: 566
- Learn the lore, son.:
- Ren Kurosawa's wanderlust had led him back to the market square of the small village, where the vibrant atmosphere and friendly faces never failed to welcome him. Among the bustling crowd, he spotted the same old man who had sought his help for a fishing trip a few days earlier.
The elderly fisherman, Ichiro, approached Ren with a twinkle in his eye, his scruffy appearance contrasting with his jovial demeanor. "Ah, there you are, young man!" Ichiro exclaimed. "I was hoping I'd run into you again. I have another tale to share, and I was wondering if you'd join me on another fishing adventure."
Ren's warm and amiable nature made it easy for him to connect with the villagers, and he readily agreed to accompany Ichiro once more. With a nod of appreciation, he followed Ichiro to his weathered fishing boat, ready to embark on another journey.
As they set out onto the tranquil waters, Ichiro began to share another captivating myth, this time about the same mystical spirit he had mentioned before—the Spirit of Water - The Deer, Mizunosei.
"Long ago," Ichiro began, his voice carrying the weight of ancient stories, "our ancestors spoke of Mizunosei's incredible power over water. There is a tale that speaks of how this benevolent spirit used its abilities to split the mountains themselves."
Ren listened with rapt attention, eager to hear the legendary tale of Mizunosei's power. Ichiro continued, "It is said that in a time of great need, when the land suffered from drought and the rivers ran dry, Mizunosei descended from the heavens. With antlers reflecting the lunar crescent, it summoned forth its water magic."
As Ichiro spoke, Ren's mind painted vivid images of the spirit's graceful dance, its steps conjuring rivers and lakes, and its antlers shining like the moon. "With a mere touch of its hooves," Ichiro continued, "Mizunosei caused the mountains to split, unleashing torrents of water that flowed through the land, quenching the thirst of the earth and ensuring its fertility."
The story of Mizunosei's remarkable power resonated deeply with Ren. He marveled at the spirit's ability to bring life to the land and restore balance to nature. It was a testament to the connection between the mystical and the mundane, a reminder of the wonders that could be found in the world around him.
As they spent the day fishing and sharing stories, Ren couldn't help but feel a profound sense of gratitude for the opportunity to learn from the village's elders. With each new tale, he gained a deeper understanding of the world and its mysteries, strengthening his connection to the people and the land he encountered on his journey.
As the sun dipped below the horizon, painting the sky with shades of orange and pink, Ren and Ichiro returned to the village, their hearts content with the day's adventures. The bond between the old fisherman and the young traveler had grown stronger, a testament to the power of shared stories and the enduring spirit of exploration that drove them both.
WC: 506
- The storm in the evening on the island of Moon.:
- The day in the small village had been filled with adventures, stories, and a deeper connection to the people and the land. As the sun began its descent, casting a warm, golden hue over the village, Ren Kurosawa found himself in the midst of another unexpected turn of events.
A sudden storm had swept in, dark clouds gathering ominously in the sky. The wind howled, and the rain began to fall heavily, drenching the village and its residents. Amidst the turmoil, Ren learned that a nearby settlement was in dire need of assistance.
A hole in the roof of a barn, left unattended, would prove to be a major problem in the coming rainstorm. The villagers were concerned about the safety of their stored hay and grains, as well as the potential damage to their livestock. They sought Ren's aid, knowing that his compassionate and resourceful nature made him the ideal candidate to create a solution.
Ren didn't hesitate. With a sense of duty and a desire to help, he followed the villagers to the troubled structure. The barn's roof had been damaged, leaving a significant hole that allowed rainwater to pour in. The urgency of the situation was palpable, and Ren knew that time was of the essence.
Drawing on his adaptability and problem-solving skills, Ren gathered materials from the village and began the process of repairing the roof. With each nail and piece of thatch he secured in place, he worked diligently to ensure the barn's safety.
The storm raged on outside, but Ren's determination remained unwavering. As he continued to repair the roof, he couldn't help but reflect on the events of the day—the tales of Mizunosei, the bonds formed with the villagers, and the shared moments of kindness and connection. Each experience had enriched his journey and deepened his understanding of the world.
As the last piece of the roof was secured, the rain began to subside, and a sense of relief washed over the villagers. Ren had successfully created a solution to their problem, and their gratitude was palpable. They welcomed him into their homes, offering shelter from the remnants of the storm and a warm meal that was a true feast for the senses.
The villagers' kindness and appreciation filled Ren's heart with a sense of fulfillment. He knew that the small acts of kindness he had performed throughout the day had made a positive impact on the lives of those he had encountered.
As he settled in for the night, with the sound of the rain now a soothing melody outside, Ren felt a deep sense of contentment. The village had become a place of cherished memories, and each mission had added a new thread to the tapestry of his adventures.
He thought about going back to Junko's for the night. But he wanted to be sure that this repair to the roof was going to hold, and he figured that Junko and all of the rest of the people would be okay if they didn't have their wandering minstrel for the night.
WC: 511
- Ren KurosawaJounin
- Stat Page : Link
Mission Record : Link
Living Clones : Kitsunagi Kurosawa
Sakoshi Kurosawa
Clan Focus : Ninjutsu
Village : Tsukigakure
Ryo : 46800
Re: Should the time come to learn
Mon Feb 05, 2024 8:52 pm
[Exit]
TWC: 2,601
Mission claims:
5 E rank missions
2k (mission rewards) + 4k (Rank bonus) = 6k / mission x 5 missions = 30k rye total
10 AP x 5 missions = 50 AP
WC claims:
104 AP
Current bonus AP once this is approved = 798
TWC: 2,601
Mission claims:
5 E rank missions
2k (mission rewards) + 4k (Rank bonus) = 6k / mission x 5 missions = 30k rye total
10 AP x 5 missions = 50 AP
WC claims:
104 AP
Current bonus AP once this is approved = 798
Marabelle BlossomVagabond (B-Rank)
- Stat Page : The Everbloom
Mission Record : Misson Log: Everbloom
Village : Vagabonds
Ryo : 2500
Re: Should the time come to learn
Mon Feb 12, 2024 9:29 pm
Ren Kurosawa wrote:[Exit]
TWC: 2,601
Mission claims:
5 E rank missions
2k (mission rewards) + 4k (Rank bonus) = 6k / mission x 5 missions = 30k rye total
10 AP x 5 missions = 50 AP
WC claims:
104 AP
Current bonus AP once this is approved = 798
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