Masked Resistance vs Aradian Tyranny DT

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. . . You're talking about something before my era.

To be back on topic, I'm not sure if I should make Riana a POV character as well. It has its pros and cons :/
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Outclassed maybe but outmatched is far from what the rebels were, Blair is a military genious, and when she was supposed to be shot out the window by Volodymir Ibrithil son, the rebels would have found her eventually, and then Blair would have offered her services, by taking the Heart Crown for herself, she would still be head solider at the time, and by having the King and Queen seemingly step down willingly, she would have gained the support of the entire Heart Kingdom, and then went to War with Clubs, she would have the entire resistance behind her and the Heart Kingdom, I would have quickly placed you into checkmate because I gained the same amount of strength that Volodymir Ibrithil would have had, he would have the option to step down or risk world war.
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I forget the particulars. This is the wrong DT for it anyways. :P However as always you forget a series of social, legal and heirarchical laws, which would have gotten in the way of your little plan.

A tip for the future my friend: your character is only as much of a genius as you are.
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Guys, focus on the SB at hand, not those that went to the Archives.
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RF is as usual correct. I will be taking advantage of my illness to post tomorrow.
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Get people posting, I want to bring Katsumi along here soon *glares at RF and Veri* hurry up.
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Mm. School and other SBs D: today is Friday though.
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Katsumi is not an enemy to either Resistance or the Crown, she's someone who was in the right place at the right time.
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Ah yes, another thing. Discussing with LH, I have realized, I omitted mention of something: there is no bounty on any of the rebel's heads.

That is, there are no wanted posters on the streets, or anything of the sort. They feel they can walk the streets safely. An illusion, of course, but not one they'd know of. Jake has yet to take any, ah, less-than-subtle, action, against the Resistance.
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Um... I am on the side of the Crown, but I couldn't keep silent.. I'd say every smart rebel that wants to win, or at least any that hopes to survive the rebellion, should know that he can never let himself feel he can walk the streets safely.
Especially if they know that the Crown knows of the Resistance and is preparing to take certain actions.
But again, I wouldn't know if all the rebels are smart or want to survive :mrgreen:
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Kjolir probably couldn't walk the streets anyway...how does the crown feel about Abnormals? Like, if they didn't know about him absorbing his girlfriend's powers three years ago, would they have an issue with him?
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Wasn't it that it's thought that the Crown is responsible for making Abnormals?

In any case, I think you'd be welcomed at the Castle for as long as you keep your skin covered and, well, do as you're asked, prove loyalty and so on. Or you may be killed and resurrected so that the Crown is sure you'll follow orders, that's the safest option. It's from Anair's point of view anyway.. She finds the Abnormals interesting ^^
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Oh, Kjolir will stay far away from her...
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Actually, Anair is a nice girl, and is interested in other people (sort of).. Since she has no real duties in the Castle, she could use someone to.. eh.. talk to xD
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Please, Garnet is ten times more dangerous than Anair because she's more well trained, and if your not an Ashtaroth, then she is as likely to kill you, as to help you.
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