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No Longer a Noob
- Nov 19, 2000
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Seishi/HK/Early Morning 3
“Ok Sir, we’ve started gathering all of the lamp oil we can find. Now what exactly do you want us to do with it?” Sergeant Major Koma asked his commander as they coordinated the town’s defenses.
[hl=white] “Poor it on the road leading towards the village, we’re going to light the trail on fire when the Twili approach. That should slow them down a bit. Plus it will light up the battlefield for our archers. Oh right,[/hl] Seishi pointed up towards the cliffs over the town’s tunnel entrance. [hl=white]“I want every archer, no, everyone who can use a bow well enough on that cliff. I want to make the most of this bottleneck.” [/hl]
Koma was a bit skeptical of that order, “You sure you want everyone. Even with that bottleneck we might not have enough to hold them from breaking through, and when they do it’ll be too dark to climb down and they won’t be able to fire down without hitting our own people.”
Seishi didn’t show a single hint of concern, [hl=white]“Line the cave with torches and keep the phalanx columns just outside of the light. As long as the light holds out I’ll be able to hold that tunnel by myself until dawn.”[/hl]
“Not that I doubt you but what if one of them gets a lucky shot on you?” Koma asked.
[hl=white]“That’s why I still want to phalanx behind me.”[/hl] Seishi grinned. [hl=white]“Anyway, I’ll be in my tent, let me know if you run into any trouble.”[/hl]
Summary: Seishi starts planning laying out the initial defenses for Kakariko focusing mainly on delaying tactics.
Ayala/Forest/Morning 3
The trio made to the edge of forest in short time. Unfortunately doing so meant flying high and fast which is quiet uncomfortable for the inexperienced flyer in the group, something Ayala failed to take into account. Things would only get worse for Ella when Oberon noticed Kokage below them. Ayala tried to warn her new friend of the impending dive but failed to realize the high speed wind made her impossible to be heard and before Elle could say “what,” they entered a high speed plunge only pulling up to at the last possible second need to keep their organs from liquefying.
“Well, look whose back. Did you enjoy your night in the nice cots back at base?” Crim remarked upon seeing his lieutenant return.
Ayala just nodded paying meeting Crim’s sarcasm with her typical earnest cheerfulness, [hl=white] “Yup, I got my armor fix. See.” [/hl]
Crim let out an exasperated sigh causing Len Ront to snicker. That fact that he could never tell is Ayala was seriously missing the point or just messing with him always vexed him, and Crim’s suffering always amused Len.
Ayala continued, [hl=white]“Actually I’m surprised to see you guys here, with Kokage. No wait, I guess I mean I’m surprised to see him here with you. I figured he’d bail once I left.”[/hl]
“Continuing to helping them gets them out of the forest quicker. That’s the only reason.” Kokage responded bluntly as ever.
[hl=white]“Ah, don’t act you don’t care,” [/hl] she teased knowingly.
“Anyway Lieutenant,” Capt D’Ren boomed having grown tired of the sudden distraction, “Do you have any news or orders from base?”
[hl=white]“Oh right, yah-”[/hl] Ayala proceeded to explain the current situation include the impending final attack on Kakariko, the need for the Blessing of Ordon, and the possibility thatGrem was being strengthened by everyone killed during the war.
Upon hearing the explanation Kokage suddenly turned and started walking towards Ordon, “If Ordon is your goal that means part of the forest is a target of your enemies. With the time spent helping all of you it has been left unguarded for far too long.”
[hl=white]“That’s his way of saying he’s going to help. I have to go.”[/hl] Ayala said before chasing after the Elemental.
“There goes our Squad Leader, running off again.” Crim sighed.
“You’re going with her, and take Pvt Rick with you.” D’ren ordered
“Tsk, damn it,” Crim mutter before grabbing the private and running to catch up the others.
Summary: Ayala met back up with Kokage and her Company. She explains the situation then followed Kokage to Ordon along with two of her subordinates.
Seishi/HK/Morning 3
“Nayru be praised I never thought I’d see they day. You are doing paper work.” Laynnei jested as she entered her husband’s tent.
[hl=white]“Field Commissions and Non Commissioned Officer appointments. They still tend to only give me ‘trouble makers’ so everyone’s a bit under ranked. I’m short on leadership positions because of that and need to get this figured it out.”[/hl] Seishi replied.
“It is almost as if this leadership thing suits you. And to think you spent all those years avoiding it. All though I had hoped your new rank would afford us more comfortable quarters,” she said as she laid down on the nearby cot.
[hl=white]“Colonel doesn’t mean what it used back during the Imprisoning War. That and we did lose the castle, again.”[/hl] Seishi left his desk and sat down on the cot next to his wife allowing her to use is lap as a pillow. [hl=white]“But no, I don’t think is suits me, I just feel like I have to put in the extra effort. This unit I’m building, it’s worth it. I feel like I have to make sure it succeeds.”[/hl]
“mMmmm... I’m glad you found something you enjoy. The war’s almost over though,” she said as she started to drift off to sleep but and a short moment realized the implications of what Seishi was saying and gained a second wind. “You want us to stay in Hyrule.”
[hl=white]“I do, but not just for the special forces and not just for me. Phoenix won’t be able to maintain a human for much longer and I owe it to him help fill the void,”[/hl] Seishi explained.
Laynnei wasn’t foolish enough to take that at face value, “Is it really because you feel obligated to Phoenix, or is it because you feel obligated to your family’s old duties?”
[hl=white]“Both,”[/hl] He responded without even without even giving it a second thought, [hl=white]“but more than just that. It’s because I owe it to our family too. The kids deserve to rejoin the world, but they won’t without us out of guilt. And is seems like a good time, the length of this war has given them time to start building lives and forging bonds. Plus, don’t act like you don’t enjoy helping in the hospital. Otherwise you wouldn’t be half asleep after pulling an all nighter.”[/hl]
Laynnei attempted to play coy, “That was your son’s doing. He asked me to help patch up the Light Warriors who were injured in ways normal doctors couldn’t deal with.”
Seishi easily saw though his wife’s BS, [hl=white]“Who were all up on their feet by midnight. You, however, worked past sun up, until you finally exhausted. You can’t fool me honey, I know you actually like helping people. It’s why you became a healer in the first place.”[/hl]
“You know full well that is a gross over simplification,” she fired back but quickly relented know that he was right, “but not untrue. I suppose it is time we returned to the world; I do have one condition though. Phoenix has wanted Senshi to join the black ops for a long time, both because he’s a good fit and because it might help him come to terms everything he’d had to do. I tend to agree with him on that and told him he should start grooming him for it back when the war started. The only problem is you; Phoenix won’t ask Senshi to join because he thinks he’d be betraying you. If you want us to stay in Hyrule you have to let this happen.”
Seishi was visibly annoyed by the terms, [hl=white]“Help him come to terms? How, by throwing him farther into the darkness? By subjecting him to the same things that haunted Nahc till the end of his life?”[/hl]
Laynnei shook her head, “Nahc was a child who witnessed the most horrible things anyone had ever done in a war that was started by one man’s greed. Senshi’s a man who needs to realize the darker things he’s done to shorten wars and protect people he cares about weren’t wrong.” Seeing he husband was still unmoved she reached up and touched her hand to his cheek making him look her in the eye, “You know this is right, he will never find peace if he can’t embrace his shadows and see that what he does with it is good.”
Seishi let out a deep sigh before finally reluctantly relenting, [hl=white]“I guess it can’t be helped.”[/hl]
“Good,” she said back in her usual above it all tone, “now that we’ve settled that I can finally get some sleep. You should too since you plan on fighting all night long. Your paper work can wait now that you will apparently have years to get everything in order.”
Seishi just smiled as wife drifted back to sleep. He tried to do the same but just as he started to nod off a random Sergeant bust in the tent in a panic, “Sir! We’re, oh I um… excuse me.”
“I am going to erase the part of his brain the lets him talk.” A still mostly asleep Laynnei mumbled.
[hl=white]“Please don’t,”[/hl] Seishi quietly pleaded before turning his attention to the messenger. [hl=white] “Well, what is it?” [/hl]
The now flustered sergeant began to stumble through his report, “We’re under attack, but not by the Twili. It’s a bunch of zombies, sir. The man with the wings and the old wizard have been holding horde off by themselves so the vanguard has been hold fast and continuing with the battle preparations for tonight. Sergeant Major Koma wants to know if we should engage though.”
Seishi showed little concern, “An Angel and Chamder should be perfectly fine against a few undead. There’s no point in exhausting the troops before the main event. No wait, tell Koma to send the Special Trainees. It’ll be good experience for them.
Summary:
Seishi and Laynnei discuss remaining in Hyrule after the war. Seishi is told about the undead horde but hearing that Aris and Chamder are dealing with it and having not been told the full severity of the situation he decides it’s not worth expending man power on. He does however send the Special Forces trainees to get involved figuring it’ll be a good learning experience.
“Ok Sir, we’ve started gathering all of the lamp oil we can find. Now what exactly do you want us to do with it?” Sergeant Major Koma asked his commander as they coordinated the town’s defenses.
[hl=white] “Poor it on the road leading towards the village, we’re going to light the trail on fire when the Twili approach. That should slow them down a bit. Plus it will light up the battlefield for our archers. Oh right,[/hl] Seishi pointed up towards the cliffs over the town’s tunnel entrance. [hl=white]“I want every archer, no, everyone who can use a bow well enough on that cliff. I want to make the most of this bottleneck.” [/hl]
Koma was a bit skeptical of that order, “You sure you want everyone. Even with that bottleneck we might not have enough to hold them from breaking through, and when they do it’ll be too dark to climb down and they won’t be able to fire down without hitting our own people.”
Seishi didn’t show a single hint of concern, [hl=white]“Line the cave with torches and keep the phalanx columns just outside of the light. As long as the light holds out I’ll be able to hold that tunnel by myself until dawn.”[/hl]
“Not that I doubt you but what if one of them gets a lucky shot on you?” Koma asked.
[hl=white]“That’s why I still want to phalanx behind me.”[/hl] Seishi grinned. [hl=white]“Anyway, I’ll be in my tent, let me know if you run into any trouble.”[/hl]
Summary: Seishi starts planning laying out the initial defenses for Kakariko focusing mainly on delaying tactics.
Ayala/Forest/Morning 3
The trio made to the edge of forest in short time. Unfortunately doing so meant flying high and fast which is quiet uncomfortable for the inexperienced flyer in the group, something Ayala failed to take into account. Things would only get worse for Ella when Oberon noticed Kokage below them. Ayala tried to warn her new friend of the impending dive but failed to realize the high speed wind made her impossible to be heard and before Elle could say “what,” they entered a high speed plunge only pulling up to at the last possible second need to keep their organs from liquefying.
“Well, look whose back. Did you enjoy your night in the nice cots back at base?” Crim remarked upon seeing his lieutenant return.
Ayala just nodded paying meeting Crim’s sarcasm with her typical earnest cheerfulness, [hl=white] “Yup, I got my armor fix. See.” [/hl]
Crim let out an exasperated sigh causing Len Ront to snicker. That fact that he could never tell is Ayala was seriously missing the point or just messing with him always vexed him, and Crim’s suffering always amused Len.
Ayala continued, [hl=white]“Actually I’m surprised to see you guys here, with Kokage. No wait, I guess I mean I’m surprised to see him here with you. I figured he’d bail once I left.”[/hl]
“Continuing to helping them gets them out of the forest quicker. That’s the only reason.” Kokage responded bluntly as ever.
[hl=white]“Ah, don’t act you don’t care,” [/hl] she teased knowingly.
“Anyway Lieutenant,” Capt D’Ren boomed having grown tired of the sudden distraction, “Do you have any news or orders from base?”
[hl=white]“Oh right, yah-”[/hl] Ayala proceeded to explain the current situation include the impending final attack on Kakariko, the need for the Blessing of Ordon, and the possibility thatGrem was being strengthened by everyone killed during the war.
Upon hearing the explanation Kokage suddenly turned and started walking towards Ordon, “If Ordon is your goal that means part of the forest is a target of your enemies. With the time spent helping all of you it has been left unguarded for far too long.”
[hl=white]“That’s his way of saying he’s going to help. I have to go.”[/hl] Ayala said before chasing after the Elemental.
“There goes our Squad Leader, running off again.” Crim sighed.
“You’re going with her, and take Pvt Rick with you.” D’ren ordered
“Tsk, damn it,” Crim mutter before grabbing the private and running to catch up the others.
Summary: Ayala met back up with Kokage and her Company. She explains the situation then followed Kokage to Ordon along with two of her subordinates.
Seishi/HK/Morning 3
“Nayru be praised I never thought I’d see they day. You are doing paper work.” Laynnei jested as she entered her husband’s tent.
[hl=white]“Field Commissions and Non Commissioned Officer appointments. They still tend to only give me ‘trouble makers’ so everyone’s a bit under ranked. I’m short on leadership positions because of that and need to get this figured it out.”[/hl] Seishi replied.
“It is almost as if this leadership thing suits you. And to think you spent all those years avoiding it. All though I had hoped your new rank would afford us more comfortable quarters,” she said as she laid down on the nearby cot.
[hl=white]“Colonel doesn’t mean what it used back during the Imprisoning War. That and we did lose the castle, again.”[/hl] Seishi left his desk and sat down on the cot next to his wife allowing her to use is lap as a pillow. [hl=white]“But no, I don’t think is suits me, I just feel like I have to put in the extra effort. This unit I’m building, it’s worth it. I feel like I have to make sure it succeeds.”[/hl]
“mMmmm... I’m glad you found something you enjoy. The war’s almost over though,” she said as she started to drift off to sleep but and a short moment realized the implications of what Seishi was saying and gained a second wind. “You want us to stay in Hyrule.”
[hl=white]“I do, but not just for the special forces and not just for me. Phoenix won’t be able to maintain a human for much longer and I owe it to him help fill the void,”[/hl] Seishi explained.
Laynnei wasn’t foolish enough to take that at face value, “Is it really because you feel obligated to Phoenix, or is it because you feel obligated to your family’s old duties?”
[hl=white]“Both,”[/hl] He responded without even without even giving it a second thought, [hl=white]“but more than just that. It’s because I owe it to our family too. The kids deserve to rejoin the world, but they won’t without us out of guilt. And is seems like a good time, the length of this war has given them time to start building lives and forging bonds. Plus, don’t act like you don’t enjoy helping in the hospital. Otherwise you wouldn’t be half asleep after pulling an all nighter.”[/hl]
Laynnei attempted to play coy, “That was your son’s doing. He asked me to help patch up the Light Warriors who were injured in ways normal doctors couldn’t deal with.”
Seishi easily saw though his wife’s BS, [hl=white]“Who were all up on their feet by midnight. You, however, worked past sun up, until you finally exhausted. You can’t fool me honey, I know you actually like helping people. It’s why you became a healer in the first place.”[/hl]
“You know full well that is a gross over simplification,” she fired back but quickly relented know that he was right, “but not untrue. I suppose it is time we returned to the world; I do have one condition though. Phoenix has wanted Senshi to join the black ops for a long time, both because he’s a good fit and because it might help him come to terms everything he’d had to do. I tend to agree with him on that and told him he should start grooming him for it back when the war started. The only problem is you; Phoenix won’t ask Senshi to join because he thinks he’d be betraying you. If you want us to stay in Hyrule you have to let this happen.”
Seishi was visibly annoyed by the terms, [hl=white]“Help him come to terms? How, by throwing him farther into the darkness? By subjecting him to the same things that haunted Nahc till the end of his life?”[/hl]
Laynnei shook her head, “Nahc was a child who witnessed the most horrible things anyone had ever done in a war that was started by one man’s greed. Senshi’s a man who needs to realize the darker things he’s done to shorten wars and protect people he cares about weren’t wrong.” Seeing he husband was still unmoved she reached up and touched her hand to his cheek making him look her in the eye, “You know this is right, he will never find peace if he can’t embrace his shadows and see that what he does with it is good.”
Seishi let out a deep sigh before finally reluctantly relenting, [hl=white]“I guess it can’t be helped.”[/hl]
“Good,” she said back in her usual above it all tone, “now that we’ve settled that I can finally get some sleep. You should too since you plan on fighting all night long. Your paper work can wait now that you will apparently have years to get everything in order.”
Seishi just smiled as wife drifted back to sleep. He tried to do the same but just as he started to nod off a random Sergeant bust in the tent in a panic, “Sir! We’re, oh I um… excuse me.”
“I am going to erase the part of his brain the lets him talk.” A still mostly asleep Laynnei mumbled.
[hl=white]“Please don’t,”[/hl] Seishi quietly pleaded before turning his attention to the messenger. [hl=white] “Well, what is it?” [/hl]
The now flustered sergeant began to stumble through his report, “We’re under attack, but not by the Twili. It’s a bunch of zombies, sir. The man with the wings and the old wizard have been holding horde off by themselves so the vanguard has been hold fast and continuing with the battle preparations for tonight. Sergeant Major Koma wants to know if we should engage though.”
Seishi showed little concern, “An Angel and Chamder should be perfectly fine against a few undead. There’s no point in exhausting the troops before the main event. No wait, tell Koma to send the Special Trainees. It’ll be good experience for them.
Summary:
Seishi and Laynnei discuss remaining in Hyrule after the war. Seishi is told about the undead horde but hearing that Aris and Chamder are dealing with it and having not been told the full severity of the situation he decides it’s not worth expending man power on. He does however send the Special Forces trainees to get involved figuring it’ll be a good learning experience.
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