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Thread: A bond never Broken ( wiki234 and DragonDaught3r)

Nicole listened closely slightly afraid of failure at the moment. she didn't want to let her team down, not after they had chose her to lead them. but she had a certain amount of confidents just not enough to make her successful in this endeavor. but if all went as planned her team would give her the confidence she needs for this. it was obvious they had saw something in her that she hadn't, other wise her team wouldn't have chose her to be captain. they trusted the newbie, her team was confident in her so why should Nicole not be confident in herself. after all she had the trust of more experienced soldiers. ah, yes the game, Nicole thought to herself. slightly intrigued by the game he chose and how kairu had called it simple. this games twist did not seem simple what so ever, but who knows it may turn out to be simple once they are on the field. Nicole didn't bother to turn her head, she had seen the cache but didn't pay mind to it. the cache had seemed unimportant at first during the initial briefing. once everyone's attention had turned toward kairu once more she heard the murmurs of her team. they sounded excited and ready to go, Nicole turned her head slightly listening to them decide which position they wanted to take. what she heard wasn't surprising at the least her team had chosen defenders. once they made their final decision Nicole stepped up, sir, we volunteer as the defending team. Nicole spoke these words confidently feeling just as excited as her team was.
Thread: A bond never Broken ( wiki234 and DragonDaught3r)

kairu crossed his arms, and looked around waiting for a moment, hearing the answer for volunteers. very well then...who will take on in leading the offensive!' he said looking around at the other squads. We will take the second role!' one of the other squads yelled out to him. Kairu looked at everyone for a moment then turned and crossed his arms. Teams! take your positions on the hill. Time to show me what you can do. As for the rest of the squads I want you to take note and watch the commanders closely. you will understand the struggles and decisions you will face in real combat. For now it seems you can make mistakes without the risk of the death. I want all of you to take that out of your heads and think that this is the real thing. Nothing is what it seems, everything will surely get harder from here and I will not be so nice in dealing with your carless mistakes. Do I make myself clear!? he said watching the squads take their position. 'squads if you are ready! you may...' he said pausing for a moment begin!!
Thread: A bond never Broken ( wiki234 and DragonDaught3r)

Nicole nodded jogging off to take position. Her team following closely behind her listening to her small bits of advice. short bursts, it'll conserve ammo and take down more of the enemy, Nicole said taking position and loading her rifle. She allowed her team to position themselves accordingly, only correcting a few of them. Some hidden in cover and others in a slightly more open position. Nicole gave herself a more open position. Allowing her to watch her team and the some of the enemy team. From where she was Nicole could move to help anyone of her comrades. She knew how most commanders stayed slightly back, but she had no plans to do that. Nicole was going to fight beside them and help, possibly correcting mistakes and giving orders as she went. Once they had themselves positioned Nicole awaited to begin. Finally hearing kairus signal her eyes flicking over her ranks before moving to the enemy teams position. A few of them visible as they moved forward, Nicole moved amongst two team mates. watch those trees and rocks for movement, don't take the shot unless you're sure youll hit, Nicole instructed clearly, motioning to the tree line. She then moved to another group you two will move up and behind the enemy on my mark, until then stay down.
Thread: A bond never Broken ( wiki234 and DragonDaught3r)

kairu just crossed his arms and watched. two over there...' he said pointing at the rocks, and one spotter over there, two there and wait to spring the trap if they come near.' one of the other squad leaders from the enemy told his team. it seemed the only plan was to lure them all out and be able to provide enough support in case they needed it to take her team down since they were still close enough to see each other, but they still needed to be careful. two of the enemy team laid on the ground aiming their rifles and waiting while the commander and one other squad mate tried to move in through the trees. hmmm...' he said wondering what exactly the plan was. Kairu crossed his arms and just continued to watch remembering his other battles where you weren't fighting for practice here, you were fighting for your life against the real thing.
Thread: A Magical Revolution [Azecreth & Wingshadow]

The blond-haired young woman made her way down the long hallway leading toward Kyoko's personal quarters where the self-absorbed overlord spent most of her existence. The heels of her shoes clacked against the hard tile flooring, her distinctive twin drill style hair slightly bouncing with each step she took, while in her arms she carried a sizable stack of reports and various documents she planned on receiving Kyoko's signature on. Despite her best efforts, Mami could never seem to present the material in such a way that Kyoko might even be remotely interested in. Her actions stood as more of a formality than anything else, as the actual management of the Kyoko's empire fell to Mami instead due to the established leadership's outright indifference. Mami hardly minded the arrangement, however, as it kept her busy to such an extent that she had little time or opportunity to dwell on her own personal concerns. It stood as a purely mutually beneficial situation, as Kyoko could enjoy the luxury of her stated position, while Mami worked out the minute details of government while avoiding the strain of being the one that nearly everyone in the city hated. Although it was clear to both parties that such was not the case, Mami also liked to believe that Kyoko thought of her as a friend. While Mami certainly filled the role of trusted accomplice, Kyoko cared little about anyone or anything other than her own satisfaction, an attitude which extended to Mami as much as anyone else in the world. Mami shifted the weight of the various papers she held onto her left arm and put on her best smile before gently rapping on the frame of Kyoko's door. Even if it simply served as a mask to hide the painful loneliness that dwelt deep within her own heart, she felt she should try her best to make herself approachable to Kyoko. In the very least, it made working with her that much easier. Good morning, Kyoko, Mami turned the knob and peered inside before backing into the room, her arms weighed down with binders and stacks of paper reaching up to her chin, I know you are... Busy... So I will try to keep it brief. The blonde walked past her and set her load down onto the desk on the other side of the room, picking up the first binder and flipping through the first few pages before beginning.
Thread: A Magical Revolution [Azecreth & Wingshadow]

Wound up in the very important task of doing nothing, Kyoko was distracted by a knock on the door, a gentle rap that heralded the arrival of the person she had been waiting for with such great patience. Of course, it helped that she wasn't actually looking forward to this, so a delay was most welcome, at least from her perspective. And since it wasn't work that involved beating somebody up, it was a waste of her precious energy and time to actually do it. Still, she was in charge, and if she wanted to keep in charge, she had to do this. Unfortunately. Hey, she replied nonchalantly as Mami, her trusted second in command, opened the door and stepped inside, while announcing her presence. Some would find it odd, Mami the senior of the two magical girls and yet the one who was subordinate to the other, but it was an arrangement that worked, and why mess with a good thing? Mami was the one everyone liked, with an ever present smile and a pleasant attitude, always approachable on any issue, while Kyoko was the headstrong, fiery one that gave no fucks and cracked skulls. They complimented each other, in a weirdly manipulative sort of way, insofar as the rest of the world was concerned. They'd worked together to seize control of this city from it's previous ruler, and rather than fall into bickering, they chose to rule together, for their mutual benefit, much to their enemies dismay. And they had enemies, no doubt about that. Beyond the Magical Girls that they bordered, technically allied to through Elysium, she knew that they were eying her territory, waiting for a sign of weakness. Then there was the Shadow Compact, the 'Wish Killers' as they were derogatorily called, the human resistance who sought to off her and restore mundane rule. But she'd never let that happen. And then the Tokyo Authority and their allies across the water, who would also love a chance to jump on them if they thought they could win. Ringed by enemies or potential enemies, the two had decided it was better to stand together and pool their common strength. At least, that was how Kyoko interpreted it. Looking over, she saw the large stack of papers and documents Mami held and sighed, sitting up straight and at least making the effort to be attentive, before it got all legalese and boring. Thanks. So what's happening today? City Council come to ask that they be given more stuff, or what? It was the usual complaint, about how the collaborationist government was hard pressed to run the place, especially with the property damage that inevitably accrued during an active insurgency, even a low level one. Or are the Yakuza getting a bit too big for their britches? That one earned a predatory grin, since that meant she'd get to hit something today.
Thread: A Magical Revolution [Azecreth & Wingshadow]

Sadly, the Yakuza are minding their own business for the time being, Mami shook her head before turning her attention to a small teapot which sat on the desk beside the papers she had just set down. A rich white porcelain made up the teapot, while an elegant floral pattern of greens, yellows and reds decorated its rounded sides and lid, its handle shaped like that of a curled leaf. Mami gently lifted it with her fingertips and held it up to her face, her eyes growing slightly distant for a moment as the cherished memories contained within the delicate piece flickered within her. She carried it over to a small portable stove top nearby and set it down on top of it, filling it with water from a glass pitcher before igniting the flame below the pot. The tiny blue flames tipped with orange danced and flickered, which Mami observed for but a moment before turning her attention back to Kyoko. I do have some good news, however, Mami slipped on another pleasant smile, Due to an increase in employment thanks to the continued success of our new employment placement services, output has increased by an additional ten percent over the last month. Civilian satisfaction has increased as well, with an increased approval rating based on our current estimates. Aren't you glad that we decided to go through with establishing the placement services in the first place? Doubtless the discussion had already begun to bore Kyoko to tears, so Mami decided to throw her a little excitement to keep her from dozing off entirely, Oh, but there are rumors that have begun to circulate that the Shadow Compact may be recruiting magical girls from outside into their ranks... Its quite ironic, isn't it? Mami stepped back over to the teapot and dropped some teabags into the boiling water after lifting the lid, then replacing it after she finished. Of course, unless we can establish any actual proof, they are simply rumors, Mami turned back to Kyoko, Perhaps we should conduct an investigation to find out for ourselves? I'm sure you'd find it much more appealing than hearing me discuss the market report and the City Council's concerns and requests. An investigation of this caliber would doubtless entail yet more paperwork for Mami to sort through, but it would provide a much-needed opportunity for Kyoko to vent some of her boredom in a constructive way.
Thread: A Magical Revolution [Azecreth & Wingshadow]

Kyoko frowned, expressly disappointed that the Yakuza weren't making a nuisance of themselves, since that meant less fun for her. Alright, she replied with a shrug as she watched Mami go about fulfilling her tea obsession, or addiction. Kyoko was as much a fan of the drink as anyone, since it did help to calm her down, and it was especially better when Mami made it, since she was such a good cook in general, but Kyoko didn't take it to the near omnipresent level that the blond did. Then again, since it didn't impact her all that much, Kyoko would allow it, as if she had the ability to make Mami stop. She'd probably go into withdrawal or something, which, while funny to see, would not be advisable. Instead, fanged teeth met with a click, and she reached over, fishing out another Pocky Stick to munch on. An ear was given as Mami turned to talking about the economic state of the city, but while Kyoko understood that they were making more stuff now, the rest became a jumbled mess of words and meaningless numbers. Yeah, I guess, she replied distractedly as Mami asked her a question. Her gaze drifted as she imagined being anywhere but in this meeting right now, and the Pocky stick bobbed in her mouth as sharp teeth ground at it. This was the sort of thing she left to Mami, since she knew Mami could handle it. As long as stuff got done, she didn't overly care for the details. Then, her attention was brought back, and she looked over to Mami with an interested Hm, as the girl went about messing with her tea. She cracked a smirk, trying to resist the urge to laugh aloud. Heh, who'd be dumb enough to actually join up with those idiots? It's like they didn't get the memo that if the Compact wins then they'll be dead too. That was true, for the most part. The fanaticism of the organization seemed to vary by location, so it wasn't outside the realm of possibility that a group more willing to compromise could do what these rumors were suggesting. Even if it was still stupid. She sat up then, stretching a bit and cracking her knuckles as Mami suggested a personal investigation. Normally this sort of thing would be left to Homura, who was a master at espionage with her time stop powers and seeming obsessions, but this time she'd just have to deal with it. Sounds like fun, she said with a grin, already eager to go it seemed as she got to her feet. I take it we're gonna start downtown then? Downtown, while a busy place, was also one of the sure bets for finding elements of organized crime, like the Yakuza, that the girls allowed to operate out of the goodness of their hearts, so long as they didn't cause trouble. If they were going to investigate something related to the Shadow Compact, it'd be a good bet to start there.
Thread: A Magical Revolution [Azecreth & Wingshadow]

While Kyoko enjoyed the trepidation and fear she evoked, Mami took a much more subtle approach to the situation. While outwardly she appeared rather nonchalant about the entire ordeal, her stride graceful, conveying a sense of well-bred manners and demeanor without implying superiority, inwardly she felt that their mere presence was an unwanted intrusion, a disruption in the lives of both those who simply wanted to go about their lives in an anonymous and unremarkable manner as well as those who sought to wrest the control of the city right from under their feet. However deep these feelings of resentment might have dwelt within their hearts, none of them dared to do anything about it, for now at least. Until they decided to act, it would be best to let them be, after all, since to do otherwise would be like trying to rid the entire world of weeds. As they drew closer to the downtown club whose reputation for both class and villainy was practically legendary in its own right, Mami's attention became drawn to the layout of the Thessalian Rift. Just past the door stood the bar, where a few patrons sat hunched over small glasses while catchy music buzzed from the back of the room. A thin haze of smoke hung in the air, while subdued chatter bounded back and forth between richly-dressed individuals. Ironically, while Mami might have fit in here better as a higher-class young woman herself, she found the gathering rather distasteful, both on account of the smoke as well as the superficial nature of the socialization. Even long-time business partners who met here on a regular basis would not hesitate to stab each other in the back, literally, if given the opportunity or incentive to do so. Unlike the rabble outside, the patrons of a club such as this showed significantly less fear in the face of the two magical girls, outwardly at least, as the bartender directed them to the back room to visit with Yamikawa. He was a regular of the place and someone that normal people could not simply waltz in and demand a conversation with. Kyoko and Mami, however, were far from ordinary people.
Thread: A Magical Revolution [Azecreth & Wingshadow]

Together, with Kyoko leading the way, the two girls proceeded past the bar and people there to an unmarked door. Opening it revealed a long hallways with rooms to either side, the same smokey atmosphere still present, though the music was a bit diminished since there were no speakers in this particular area. Letting the door swing shut behind her, Kyoko stepped forward, preparing herself for the meeting they were about to have. The world was ruthless, and these criminal types would seize on any show of weakness. So she wouldn't give them the opportunity. This, this was her world, her city, and she'd be the shark, not the prey. She'd never be that weak again. Coming to a stop in front of the usual room, Kyoko glanced to Mami before giving her a nod and opening the door. It swung open to reveal a smallish room, the main feature a poker table, around which sat several wooden chairs. There were some tacky posters, a hanging lamp, and precious little else, if one didn't include the peanut shells and cigarette butts. There was one other person in the room, Yamikawa, wearing a western business suit to compliment his spiky brown hair, currently slouched, though he straightened up on seeing the arrival of the two girls. Ah, Ms. Sakura, Ms. Tomoe, a pleasure as always, he said with a smooth tone and slight grin as Kyoko entered, sitting down across from him. The chair creaked as she looked over at him, putting on the best poker face she could, though that most likely wouldn't hold up very long once they had started. And what can I do for you today? You don't tend to make social calls anymore. Let me know the first time you want someone to make a social call, Kyoko replied with a scoff. I heard the Shadow Compact are trying to recruit magical girls into their ranks. You happen to know anything about that? She pulled an apple from her pocket and began to rip into it with gnashing teeth as she looked to Yamikawa in the process, who tilted his head in thought. Straight to business. So like you Ms. Sakura, he replied with that same self confident smirk as he turned his attention to the question. I had heard something about that, as a matter of fact. Though how one sided the relationship may be I can't say. But I do believe that the Shadow Compact has recently recruited a number of magical girls into their ranks. He looked between the two, his intentions obvious. That much they would get for free. If they wanted more information that the Yakuza might have, they would have to provide some compensation, incentive for him to tell them. Information was power after all, and not one easily wasted, though Kyoko tended to lean towards just breaking his face. But she'd let Mami take a shot at persuading him first. She was good at that sort of thing.
Thread: A Magical Revolution [Azecreth & Wingshadow]

Mami walked beside Kyoko down the long hallway, her hands neatly folded together as the shorter girl took the lead. She closed her eyes for a moment, the music fading into a distant hum. Behind the thin veneer hid the darkness and entrapment of the underground workings of the city, the backwards dealings of those who held a measure of control upon the area in more subtle means than through legal documents. They were a dangerous lot, both perceptive and cruel. Striking a bargain with such could be rewarding, but it could also end with a short trip to the bay with a block of cement fastened about the ankles. When Kyoko nodded to her, Mami nodded back before entering, the lack of features in the room causing the man seated there to become the centerpiece of attention. Why exactly people like Yamikawa enjoyed sitting in empty rooms with poker tables confounded all of Mami's attempts to understand. Did sitting in luxurious chairs all by themselves make them feel important somehow? Once Kyoko took her seat, Mami followed suit, her hands resting lightly in her lap while her eyes stared up at the larger man before them. While his words conveyed familiarity and respect, she knew better than to expect either from Yamikawa. Kyoko got straight to the point of their meeting, and for once Mami appreciated her companion's bluntness and confidence. The way she munched her apple with no regard whatsoever to Yamikawa only added to her nonchalant approach. For the time being, Mami simply observed the conversation, waiting to hear how he would reply to her questioning. If there was no merit at all behind the rumor, he'd probably laugh it off or deny it upfront... But if not, he'd doubtless ask for something in exchange for any specific information on the subject. Yamikawa did not disappoint. Mr. Yamikawa, Mami took her cue to speak as she leaned forward slightly in her seat, I understand that you have been having some difficulties with the Shadow Compact yourself. If the Shadow Compact were to recruit magical girls into their ranks, it would make it that much more difficult for you to obtain the supplies you need. There are only so many black-market munitions and weapons to go around, after all. The Shadow Compact are not fools, they will be going after you first as a competitor for these resources before attempting to challenge Kyoko and myself. She leaned back in her seat once again in a relaxed manner, I hope you understand what I am getting at, Mr. Yamikawa... I propose that you provide more specific information on these magical girls and we will make sure that they do not bother either us or you ever again.