*hms*
Well, filler-wise, my nom du 'net is specifically a reference to the Martian Valles Marineris (by way of the lunar Tycho Crater, Tycho the Evil AI from Bungie's Marathon, and a long-ago RP attempt), so any 'straight' adaptation is probably from a certain spectacularly cleaved region of Magicus Mundus anyway, and was probably instinctively wondering where the random monster attacks were. Given that, IRL, I'm from the Last Civilized Town before one hits the real back hills of eastern West Virginia, hay could probably be made with the area's traditional specialization in Sagitta magics and lines like, "Gah, I can't believe I'm admitting this..." I'm in my twenties now, which I guess would mean that I could work equally well as either a new teacher or, de-aged a bit, as a senior-level student. Male, 5' 11", grey eyes, glasses, ~200 lbs, floor-length brown hair worn in a braid that comes to about knee-length. (Yes, really.)
The character I've used the name 'Valles' for in the past is a City of Heroes toon, who, in backstory terms, is explicitly a (gender-flipped) version of me native to that setting; her superpowers a due to being symbiotically bonded to a Kheldian energy-being - blasting, smashing, flight, durability, and healing, all tied together with an 'energy manipulation' theme; the standard Kheldian set also includes shapeshifting, but, because her sparklier half is the equivalent of an infant and has never bonded with a host before, she's limited to a degree of unconscious influence over her appearance that ended up - to her frequent embarrassment - ah, endowing her with the most common superpower when she lost about a hundred pounds post-bonding; she'd had more of an eating problem than I do, despite being several inches shorter. She also dyes her hair black.
Alternately, the SI-bunny self (seriously, my brain is infested with the rotten things) I've got plotted out is explicitly a slider who ended up physically adapted to slight differences in the rate of the passage of time (ie, 14) and human biology (clearly, if Setsuna is the result of a semi-fertile mating between a crow (bird) demon and a human, humans in the Negimaverse must use WZ chromosome selection like birds do rather than the XY of our world). Fortunately, she's adapted well enough to pick up a head-over-heels crush (on Chao, in her 'native' story) and a Ministra contract (Artifact: Spear). She still retains the power to voluntarily step into and out of the world she's in, and to bring objects with her, manifesting as phasing, teleportation, and dimensional-pocket abilities whose power and accuracy are massively amplified by her artifact. Would-be combat pragmatist, foiled somewhat by, well, fannishness and a sense of cool.
Despite a desperate wish to be gentlemanly about such things, both the student and the teacher editions would be noticeably weak vs, well, the Most Common Superpower; the superheroic version is immune for highly obvious reasons.
Additionally, a long-time (what, a year, year and a half, two years, now?) forum-RP character of mine is an A-rank TSAB Enforcer, if you need a miniboss squad to add to Chrono's side of things.
You'll need to go for Kotaro vs. Zafira; there's too much fun to be had with Chamo discovering the existence of dozens of highly sophisticated and... lifelike... duplicates of Signum and Shamal. Who might, or might not, depending on whether Chao decided to program them to do so, bother to root any overly-daring mustelids out of their garments.
Also. Negi vs. Everyone - when the feminine MechaRitter catch sight of him, they flock like locusts, a seething horde of synthetic fangirls.
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"V, did you do something foolish?"
"Yes, and it was glorious."
Well, filler-wise, my nom du 'net is specifically a reference to the Martian Valles Marineris (by way of the lunar Tycho Crater, Tycho the Evil AI from Bungie's Marathon, and a long-ago RP attempt), so any 'straight' adaptation is probably from a certain spectacularly cleaved region of Magicus Mundus anyway, and was probably instinctively wondering where the random monster attacks were. Given that, IRL, I'm from the Last Civilized Town before one hits the real back hills of eastern West Virginia, hay could probably be made with the area's traditional specialization in Sagitta magics and lines like, "Gah, I can't believe I'm admitting this..." I'm in my twenties now, which I guess would mean that I could work equally well as either a new teacher or, de-aged a bit, as a senior-level student. Male, 5' 11", grey eyes, glasses, ~200 lbs, floor-length brown hair worn in a braid that comes to about knee-length. (Yes, really.)
The character I've used the name 'Valles' for in the past is a City of Heroes toon, who, in backstory terms, is explicitly a (gender-flipped) version of me native to that setting; her superpowers a due to being symbiotically bonded to a Kheldian energy-being - blasting, smashing, flight, durability, and healing, all tied together with an 'energy manipulation' theme; the standard Kheldian set also includes shapeshifting, but, because her sparklier half is the equivalent of an infant and has never bonded with a host before, she's limited to a degree of unconscious influence over her appearance that ended up - to her frequent embarrassment - ah, endowing her with the most common superpower when she lost about a hundred pounds post-bonding; she'd had more of an eating problem than I do, despite being several inches shorter. She also dyes her hair black.
Alternately, the SI-bunny self (seriously, my brain is infested with the rotten things) I've got plotted out is explicitly a slider who ended up physically adapted to slight differences in the rate of the passage of time (ie, 14) and human biology (clearly, if Setsuna is the result of a semi-fertile mating between a crow (bird) demon and a human, humans in the Negimaverse must use WZ chromosome selection like birds do rather than the XY of our world). Fortunately, she's adapted well enough to pick up a head-over-heels crush (on Chao, in her 'native' story) and a Ministra contract (Artifact: Spear). She still retains the power to voluntarily step into and out of the world she's in, and to bring objects with her, manifesting as phasing, teleportation, and dimensional-pocket abilities whose power and accuracy are massively amplified by her artifact. Would-be combat pragmatist, foiled somewhat by, well, fannishness and a sense of cool.
Despite a desperate wish to be gentlemanly about such things, both the student and the teacher editions would be noticeably weak vs, well, the Most Common Superpower; the superheroic version is immune for highly obvious reasons.
Additionally, a long-time (what, a year, year and a half, two years, now?) forum-RP character of mine is an A-rank TSAB Enforcer, if you need a miniboss squad to add to Chrono's side of things.
You'll need to go for Kotaro vs. Zafira; there's too much fun to be had with Chamo discovering the existence of dozens of highly sophisticated and... lifelike... duplicates of Signum and Shamal. Who might, or might not, depending on whether Chao decided to program them to do so, bother to root any overly-daring mustelids out of their garments.
Also. Negi vs. Everyone - when the feminine MechaRitter catch sight of him, they flock like locusts, a seething horde of synthetic fangirls.
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"V, did you do something foolish?"
"Yes, and it was glorious."