>>3066345
>>Look at your wound.

>>3066422
You slowly lift yourself up and pull the cover over you back to get a look at your wound. It seems like there isn't any blood left on you, and the area is covered with a bandage. It still hurts, but nowhere near as much as when you were shot. You...
>Yell for somebody
>Go back to sleep.

>>3066434
are we tied up or something?

>>3066519
No, you could technically walk around, but there seem to be several tubes inserted into your skin giving you both blood and nutrients. You're also really tired.

>>3066434
>>Go back to sleep.
We need to recover. Do we still have our cellphone on us? It would be nice to know how long has it been.

>>3066434
>Go back to sleep.
We need to regain our strength.

>>3066623
>>3066631
You check your pockets and find your harmonica, a crumpled 10,000 yen bill that you weren't keeping in your wallet, and your zippo. The rest of it must be kept somewhere else. Anyways, you're tired. Time to sleep.
You wake up after what feels like a long time and look around. The room looks exactly the same as before, and it doesn't have any windows, so you're not sure how long as passed. The IV seems to still be tubed into you, but you're no longer recieving blood. You check your wound more thoroughly and notice that there is in fact an exit wound that's also bandaged up. Your bandages seem to have been changed since you were last awake. You...
>Yell for somebody.
>Take your IV and leave the room.
>Take out your IV and leave the room. [1d100]
>Other

>>3066686
>>Take your IV and SLOWLY leave the room.
Gotta be careful, a shot wound is a shot wound.

>>3066686
>Take your IV and leave the room.
We need to find our stuff even if we don't plan on leaving right now.

>>3066697
>>3066700
You take your IV, stumbling to the door, and try to open it. It's unlocked and opens easily, and you look outside to see a rather nondescript hallway with a lot of doors. There's an elevator at the end of the hall.
As you exit your room you hear a guy go "Oh, hold up for a sec. If you're feeling better we should go see the boss. You really did a number on Goto and Ikura, so it's probably about that." you turn your head and see a man, probably in his early 20s, dressed in slacks and a t-shirt for some band. He's currently putting out a cigarette that he was smoking. You...
>Move as fast as you can for the elevator. [2d100, disadvantage]
>Wait for him and then follow him.
>Ask him "What boss?"
>Ask the man where the rest of your stuff is.
>Quizzically ask "Ikura?"
>Other

>>3066725
>Ask the man where the rest of your stuff is while inching toward the elevator.

>>3066743
You ask the man where the rest of your stuff is, inching towards the elevator all the while. The man thinks for a second before he says "Uh, I'm not sure to be honest. I think it might be in the boss's office?" Having put his turns to move towards you. You...
>Run for the elevator [2d100 + 5, disadvantage]
>Follow him.
>Ask him "What boss?"
>Ask who Ikura is.
>Other

>>3066765
>>Ask him "What boss?"

>>3066803
You ask the man "What boss?" and he responds "The boss of Central, Mr. Oda. It'll be fine, he doesn't bite. He says you've already met him too." as he walks towards the elevator. You...
>Run for the elevator [2d100, disadvantage]\
>Ask who Ikura is.
>Other

>>3066820
>Go with him to see Mr. Oda
I'd rather not hurt ourself running and our stuff is in his office.

>>3066837
I forgot to include "Follow him." in last post's options. Remember, OP is dumb.

You follow the man to the elevator and see him punch a short code into a console next to the buttons for the floors. He then presses the button for the highest floor, 8, and after a short wait the elevator doors open.
A short hallway stretches in front of you, with only one (admittedly very nice looking) door at the end. You follow the man and he knocks on the door, saying "the girl is awake". You then hear a familiar voice say "Is that so? Send her in." from the other side.
The door opens and you see the man from Central who tried to recruit you several times sitting behind a desk. He gestures for you to take a seat and a fancy-looking leather chair and says "Buki-chan, you really stirred up some trouble this time. All we do is burn a place down and you come at two of our leaders with a katana. So, I have a proposition. You lend me and one other guy your powers for, let's say a year, and we forget about this. Goto was a little shit anyways, and Ikura will be fine, although he'll probably have a pretty badass scar. Deal?" You...
>Accept, you almost murdered two of their higher-ups, you're getting off pretty lightly.
>Decline and ask where your stuff is.
>Ask where your stuff is.
>Ask him if anybody was in the building when they burnt it down.
>Other

>>3066885
>>Ask him if anybody was in the building when they burnt it down.

>>3066885
>Ask him if anybody was in the building when they burnt it down.
>Ask where your stuff is.

Then we grab our katana and go at him. This was all part of our master plan.

>>3066901
>>3066910
You nervously ask Oda whether anyone was inside of the North's headquarters when it was burnt down. Oda seems surprised and says "No, no, that'd be ridiculous. We're here to root out the gangs and get rid of their influence, not commit a genocide. That'd be excessive. If there was anyone inside we would've beaten them up and taken them outside first, but nobody was even there in the first place."
Relieved, you ask where your stuff is. Oda then says "Ah, I have that right here. I got your katana cleaned, it turns out that Goto's innards don't look pretty on a sword. So, what's your opinion on my offer?"
>Accept, you almost murdered two of their higher-ups, you're getting off pretty lightly.
>Decline
>Other

>>3066922
>"Is Goto okay?"

>>3066934
You ask Oda whether Gota is ok and his face seems to turn somber. He says "We're through the worst right now, but he's going to have to go through some major surgery. After that he'll have to retire to some non-combat position. Right now he's not really conscious, it'll be months before he's really recovered. The kid was a bit of a shit, but I did see enough potential in him to give him a good position. Shame what happened to him." You...
>Accept, you almost murdered two of their higher-ups, you're getting off pretty lightly.
>Decline
>Other

>>3067007
>Accept, you almost murdered two of their higher-ups, you're getting off pretty lightly.

>>3067193
Well, all things considered you're getting off lightly. You may as well just accept the deal. You accept and Oda smiles for a moment before saying "Alright, I'll call the other one you're supposed to be lending the ability out to once you've figured it out. It'll probably take a few hours to get down, it took my a while to self-teach." Oda then proceeds to lecture you for a bit on how to lend out your powers, and once you're close to figuring it out he gives you a schedule on when to come by. Apparently when you lend out your power it'll only stay 'lent' for a week, so you'll need to stop by for about 5 minutes every Saturday.
A few tries later and you vaguely feel that your power is slightly weaker, and you see that Oda has an excited look on his face. After about five minutes of awkward silence, you see a small, inches long arm slither out from his hand. Oda loudly exclaims "So that's your ability! Once I get some practice in with this I'll be so much stronger. Give me a sec, I'll call in my bodyguard. That's the other person you're lending it to."
A few minutes later a very well-built woman in a red suit enters the room. You lend the ability to her and she seems to be able to make the same sort of tiny arm appear after maybe 9 minutes.
Oda turns towards you and says "You keep your end of the deal and we'll be on decent terms. Thank Kurosaki and Endo for telling me not yo use force." Having finished your deal, you see that the date on your phone is the 11th, and it appears to be midday. You...
>Head home, your family is probably worried.
>Head to the library, you should probably thank Kurosaki
>Other

Next update after I eat.

>>3067450
>We missed our birthday
Fuck

>>3067450
>Head home, your family is probably worried.
>>3067462
At least we can tell Fukuda that we were willing to avenge her.

>>3067503
You make your way back home and find that it's mostly empty. Mark is at school and both of your parents seem to be working today. You open the door to Fukuda's room and see her staring at a pistol. She seems happy to see you and puts the gun down before jumping up and saying "Where the fuck were you?! I was worried. Are you alright?" and making her way over to you. You...
>Tell her what happened.
>Ask her why exactly she has a pistol
>Other

>>3067593
>hug the air out of Fukuda and tell her you're happy she's safe
>Tell her what happened.

>>3067612
You hug Fukuda as hard as you can and explain what happened to you and why you were gone. She spends a couple minutes repeatedly asking if you're alright and examines your bandaged wound a couple of times. Eventually you hear her sigh and say "You should be alright as long as your bandages are changed often enough, but fucking hell. Don't do anything like that again." Various remarks like this are repeated as she switches modes to chewing you out.
After a while she seems out of things to say and just says "Anyways, I can help you think up some excuse for why you were gone, but you probably shouldn't tell mom and dad that you got shot by the yakuza after trying to murder two of them with a katana. I don't think that's going to end well for anyone. They are pretty liberal with what we can do, but considering that you're only seven..."
Fukuda pauses for a moment before following up with "Plus, I feel like dad is dumb enough to try to pick a fight with them and I want to prevent that." You...
>Agree, it would just worry them to tell them about this.
>Disagree, you got shot, this feels like something important to tell them.
>Other

>>3068722
>Agree, it would just worry them to tell them about this.

>>3068722
>>Disagree, you got shot, this feels like something important to tell them.
>And we should tell about our powers too

>>3068722
I feel like having a hole in our torso is something our parental figures should know about.
But then again, a JSDF-Yakuza war is the last thing we need right now.

Maybe we should keep it a secret. For now at least.

>>3068757
>>3068879
You agree with Fukuda and make up an excuse to tell your parents later. You make up something about getting lost in the woods, it's not like it hasn't happened before. After that Fukuda hands you a wrapped present and says "It's a bit late, but here, I got you a birthday present."
You open the present and find brass knuckles inside. Fukuda seems to very enthusiastic about giving this to you, and you guess you can find a use for it. You thank Fukuda and then head back to your room for a short nap since you're still sorta tired.
After you wake up dinner is ready and you give your excuse to your parents. You're chewed out a bit, but now that they know you're alright they seem fine. Apparently dad had been considering getting together some of his special ops buddies to look for you. For desert you get a slice of your still untouched birthday cake. You also get presents from Mark and your parents. Your parents give you a TV for your room, which actually rounds out the decor pretty nicely. Mark gives you a drawing of yourself with some of the characters from Dragon Ball and the first 16 volumes of the series. Man, that's a pretty cool drawing. You get all of this stuff sorted in your room and feel really happy despite everything that's happened lately.
You wake up the next morning and head to Kurosaki's, both for practice and to thank him for the help. As you walk up to him you notice that he has a very somber look on his face. He doesn't really notice you either. You get his attention and thank him before he says hi to you. He seems out of it. Kurosaki examines your wound and tells you to come over twice a week so that he can change the bandages, but tells you that practice will be canceled for a while due to the wound. You...
>Ask him why he's so out of it. [1d100]
>Try to get more info on the whole gang war thing.
>Ask how the forest thing is coming along.
>Other

Rolled 72 (1d100)

>>3068987
>>Ask him why he's so out of it. [1d100]

Rolled 12 (1d100)

>>3068987
>Ask him why he's so out of it.

>>3069009
>>3069025
He sighs and says "Well, I figured out some of the reasons behind what's happening in the forest. Suffice to say the situation is far more complicated than I expected. I'm just going to reiterate to you that you shouldn't go into that place. I've talked to a few people and they should be shutting down that trail and such for the time being, but there's still going to be a lot of deaths." Oh. Well, that's not good. You...
>Ask Kurosaki what's going on with the whole gang war situation.
>Head home, it's a bit dangerous out.
>Wander around to find something interesting. [1d100]
>Ask around and see if anyone has seen Hikaru. You just remembered that he went missing. You would've thought more of it, but, well, you've had a lot on your plate. [1d100, DC 97]
>Go somewhere [state where]
>Read [state what]
>Practice something [state what]
>Other

Rolled 17 (1d100)

>>3069057
>Ask around and see if anyone has seen Hikaru. You just remembered that he went missing. You would've thought more of it, but, well, you've had a lot on your plate.
This has been bugging me since last thread.

>>3069057
>>Ask around and see if anyone has seen Hikaru. You just remembered that he went missing. You would've thought more of it, but, well, you've had a lot on your plate. [1d100, DC 97]

my offering to the dice gods
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5C6X9vOEkU

>>3069062
At this rate we're going to go missing.

Rolled 69 (1d100)

>>3069064
I didn't even roll

>>3069062
>>3069064
You search the town for Hikaru for a few hours, asking around about him, but you can't really find a trace of him. As noon approaches you...
>End your search
>Keep looking, you've eliminated... some possibilities. [1d100, DC 94]
>Look in [specific place]
>Other

Rolled 75 (1d100)

>>3069076
>>Keep looking, you've eliminated... some possibilities. [1d100, DC 94]

>>3069076
>Look in
Search some local parks.

Rolled 98 (1d100)

>>3069076
>Keep looking, you've eliminated... some possibilities.

Rolled 84 (1d100)

>>3069079
>>3069081
>>3069086
It'd be a shame to throw out the second roll when it succeeded, so I'm just gonna take it as one success one failure.
You search around for a while, looking through all the local parks and failing to find him. Just when you're about to take a break and get something to eat you talk to someone who seems to recognize your description of him.
The man goes "Yeah, I think I saw a kid like that maybe five days ago in the ghetto. He seemed alright, or at least better off than most of the little shits there." You...
>Leave it for now, you're not heading back into that hellhole alone.
>Look for him in the ghetto [3 1d100] (DC 30)

>>3069116
>>Leave it for now, you're not heading back into that hellhole alone.

>>3069116
>Leave it for now, you're not heading back into that hellhole alone
We're bad condition.

>>3069118
>>3069150
Well, you found where he is, time to pull out. You can't really do anything as is. You grab a bite to eat and then...
>Head home, it's a bit dangerous out.
>Wander around to find something interesting. [1d100]
>Go somewhere [state where]
>Read [state what]
>Practice something [state what]
>Other

>>3069161
>Head home, it's a bit dangerous out.
>Practice something [powers]has something changed when giving them?

>>3069161
>Head home, it's a bit dangerous out.
>Read Journey to the West
What reading material do we own?

>>3069171
>>3069186
As you walk home it begins raining. You make your way home as fast as possible in the rain and dry yourself off before testing out your powers.
Your abilities are mostly the same, except if you're using all four of your arms you can only use them at about 75% of your actual strength. If you're using three of them at once this problem doesn't seem to appear.
After that you read through more of Journey of the West. You leave off partway into the third volume of four. At night you...
>Watch the news on your new TV. There has to be some coverage about all of stuff happening lately.
>Read more. [state what]
>Play videogames.
>Other

>>3069186
looking at the pastebin here are things you have and haven't read:
A few children's law books
The Prince
Art of War [Sun Tzu]
Art of War [Machiavelli]
about 35% of Journey to the West
The Hobbit

>>3069208
>Art of War [Sun Tzu]
>Art of War [Machiavelli]
We're definitely saving those for our angsty teenager phase.

>>3069208
>Practice independent movement with your arms
Soon we'll put on puppet shows that are accompanied by harmonica.

>>3069253
You practice independent movement with your arms for the night and then head to bed. The next morning you walk to school in a mild drizzle.
When you get to school you notice that people seem to be... avoiding you? Before you can really get to the bottom of this class starts and you sit through a very strongly worded warning about avoiding gangs. Alright then. You guess the school has noticed all of the wanton gang violence.
After talking with Nakano and a few of the Morales Committee members, you get to the bottom of what happened while you were gone. Apparently your absence gave the Class Kings a chance to strike back, aided by those who used to be popular. They called in a few people to literally threaten elementary schoolers, spread waves of rumors, and did various other unethical things to restore their popularity and throw you into exile. You spend some time trying to talk with people, but it seems far less effective than usual. What the hell did they do while you were gone? You...
>Decide that you really will beat those guys up this time. Publicly. Brutally. Maybe even with some English swears. You're fed up.
>Deal with it, you have more important things to do.
>Other

>>3069280
>Have the Morales Comittee collect info on them
Then we can publicly expose their dirty laundry. Physically beating them in front of the school isn't going to help our reputation. I'm not opposed to beating them after assassinating their image, though. Need to make sure they don't have any ideas of revenge.

>>3069311
You have the Morales Committee gather dirt on them which... isn't particularly hard. You tell them to do this and they list off quite a bit without even 'digging around' like you expected. You're both surprised and appalled at this. As if to answer your confusion Nakano clarifies that the current situation is more of a 'reign of terror' than anything. The majority of the grade KNOWS that the two are jerks, they're just going along with it because if they don't everyone else will turn on them. You...
>Decide that in this circumstance a public beating is in order, nobody likes them anyways.
>Issue a formal list of their misdeeds and begin soapboxing.
>Other

>>3069675
>Issue a formal list of their misdeeds and begin soapboxing.
Then
Decide that in this circumstance a public beating is in order, nobody likes them anyways.
We can challenge them to duel. They deserve a beating, but we should still make it look less barbaric than it's going to be when they get pummeled by a girl. Also, it'll make them look even worse if they come after us first.

>>3069769
You list off a formal list of their misdeeds in front of the majority of your grade during recess, creating an odd silence. This is broken by the voices of their supporters, and then others arguing with them. You take advantage of this chance and challenge the two "Class Kings" to a duel.
One of them quickly accepts, and about 30 seconds later he's lying on the ground in extreme pain. It seems like the shackles of fear over the rest of the grade are beginning to lift now that you've beaten one of them. Around this time the other Class King says he's feeling a bit sick and needs to head home for the day. Alright then.
The school day ends without any more drama, and the grade seems to be freed from the terror it was under. Hm, maybe a good beating solves everything. After school you...
>Find Hikaru, he's... probably still alright? [3 1d100]
>Head home.
>Wander around, see if there's anything interesting. [1d100]
>Check out the news.
>Go somewhere [state where]
>Read [state what]
>Practice something [state what]
>Other

Rolled 59 (1d100)

>>3070245
>Call Fukuda and ask her to help us look for Hikaru
>Find Hikaru, he's... probably still alright?

Rolled 46 (1d100)

>>3070510
Shit

Rolled 54 (1d100)

>>3070521

Rolled 73 (1d100)

>>3070510
>>3070521
>>3070524
After a bit of asking around in the ghetto, you manage to figure out Hikaru's general situation. You're pretty sure he's working for some sort of gang that deals drugs around the area, ferrying orders back and forth and doing various errands. Apparently he's pretty good at it too. You...

>>3070607
..luckily haven't run into any trouble while gathering this information, and for the time being have found one of the less-seedy looking cafes in the area to sit down in. Now that you know where Hikaru is, you'll...
>Try to meet him.
>Report this info to the orphanage.
>Other

>>3070612
>Try to meet him

>>3070621
Well, you came all the way here, you may as well meet him. You ask around for a bit and find the location of one of group's headquarters, where Hikaru should be at if he's not out on a delivery.
You make your way to the building Hikaru should be at and find that it more or less looks like a large, kinda worn out, warehouse. There's a rather burly man sitting on a chair looking rather bored outside the building. You give him your name and tell him you're here to see Hikaru. He seems confused, but after you give him a description of Hikaru he goes "Oh, Astro, the new delivery boy. He's in there, yeah. I'll tell him you're here."
A few minutes pass before you see Hikaru exit. He seems to be doing fine, and is wearing a decent looking outfit. He stares at you for a moment before saying "Huh, I didn't think anyone could track me down. Well, good job. I'm doing pretty well, what about you?" You...
>Engage in small talk and then leave. He seems to be alright.
>Tell him that he really should get back to the orphanage.
>Ask him more directly why exactly he left.
>Other

>>3070720
>>Ask him more directly why exactly he left.

>>3070720
>Ask him more directly why exactly he left.
You can't just run out on your friends without any explanation.

>>3070766
>>3070813
After a bit of talking you ask Hikaru why exactly he left. He looks at you confusedly before sighing and saying "Why would I assume you understood. Who the hell would want to waste away at that orphanage. It's a shitty life, and I'd rather make something of myself out here, where I actually matter. I may be at the bottom now, but I'll start moving up the food chain once I get older. For now I just have to learn the rules of living out here." You...
>Tell him that he should get back to the orphanage
>Finish up your conversation, he seems to be fine.
>Other

>>3070845
>Finish up your conversation, he seems to be fine.
>Wish him luck

>>3070878
You finish up your conversation and wish Hikaru good luck. He returns the sentiment and you go your separate ways, He seems like he'll be fine.
After that you head home for the night since the rain has picked up since this morning. You check the whether and see that rain is predicted for the entire week. Fun. There's also some commentary about the local violence and the forest being closed for hunting and hiking due to accidents. Hm, you wonder who Kurosaki contacted for that to happen.
In the morning you head to school in yet another set of dreary weather. On your way to school you see the class king who ran away from you yesterday, armed with a baseball bat and with two teenagers standing behind him.
You recognize one of them to be the person you scared away on your walk to school before. The 'Class King' then begins monologuing about how you'll be beaten up and they'll take control over the grade. The guy who you scared off before appears to be slowly backing away after seeing you. You ask them if you can just skip all of this and get a very haughty and drawn-out no while the teenager from before begins moving away even faster. You...
>Go for the floating katana again, I don't feel like dealing with this.
>Will dispense the violence necessary to make this idiot reconsider his position.
>Other

>>3071627
>>Go for the floating katana again, I don't feel like dealing with this.
Let's trigger that guy's PTSD.

>>3071627
>Will dispense the violence necessary to make this idiot reconsider his position.
Experience keeps a dear school, but fools will learn in no other.

>>3071643
>>3071650
You take your katana out of your bag with your invisible arms, making it appear like it's floating. You see the teenager who was inching away before now sprinting into the distance, and the remaining child and teenager idiot duo are just kinda staring at it like a deer in the headlights. The second teenager then begins running as well, and you're left with the Class King, who at this point looks deathly afraid.
About a minute passes, and it seems like they've learned their lesson. The 'Class King' is now lying on the ground in a puddle, and their face probably won't look right for a few weeks. You make your way to class and see that the 'Class King' you beat up yesterday isn't here either. Hm, well, you guess it worked.
Today Sakamoto seems rather giddy during class. Nakano also seems pretty happy. You're not sure if it's the downfall of the Class Kings somehow spreading happiness or it's just coincidence. During lunch you...
>Ask Sakamoto why he's so happy.
>Ask Nakano why they're so happy.
>Other

>>3071664
>>Ask Nakano why they're so happy.

>>3071664
>Ask Nakano why they're so happy.

>>3071680
>>3071713
You ask Nakano why exactly they're so happy and she tells her that her parents marriage officially got voided and her mom is going back to her hometown to find work so she gets to stay with her dad. Oh. Well, at least somebody is happy about the divorce. Her parents probably aren't.
The school days goes on and after school ends you...
>Talk with Sakamoto, he seemed really happy today. That hasn't happened in a while.
>Ask Kurosaki or Fukuda what's going on with the whole gang war situation. [state who]
>Head home, it's a bit dangerous out.
>Wander around to find something interesting. [1d100]
>Hang out with someone [state who]
>Go somewhere [state where]
>Read [state what]
>Practice something [state what]
>Other

>>3071768
>>Talk with Sakamoto, he seemed really happy today. That hasn't happened in a while.

>>3071786
You may as well ask Sakamoto what's up, he seemed pretty gleeful today. You head back to your classroom and ask him why exactly he was grinning the entire day. He says "Oh? Was I?" before beginning to talk about how Aizawa was going to meet his parents in a couple of weeks. You...
>Congratulate him and do something else. [state what, refer to last choice]
>Ask what happens if the parents don't like her.
>Other

>>3071802
>>Congratulate him and
>>3071768
>>Ask Fukuda what's going on with the whole gang war situation.

>>3071805
You congratulate Sakamoto, leaving him to be happy by himself. After that you make you call up Fukuda, confirm that she's at home, and then head home to get some more info about the ongoing gang war from her.
You walk into Fukuda's room and see her lying on her bed reading some book when she walks in. She gestures you in and then says "So, you wanted to know about the gang war? Uh, after that raid on the warehouse that went bad they started going on the offensive and burning down our bases to get rid of us. They didn't burn down the Norths' base for some reason, but less of them are meeting up there now that Murata is injured anyways. While they were doing this we ambushed some of their transports and snuck into a few of their smaller storage areas. We managed to get some guns out of it and some information, and we're prepping for a last stand right now. Either Central gets driven out of the area or the gangs basically dissolve. Those are the only ways this is going to end." You...
>Ask if you can help.
>Wish her the best of luck and tell her to say safe.
>Suggest that she just bow out of the war at this point, it's pretty dangerous.
>Other

>>3071834
>Suggest that she just bow out of the war at this point, it's pretty dangerous.
don't want her to get hurt
what kind of future does she imagine herself to have? are street gangs worth dieing for?

>>3071910
You tell her that she should avoid fighting at this point because of the danger and ask about what the point of all this is and her future and so on. and She stares at you in confusion before laughing. She then pats you on the head and says "I'm not dumb, of course I'm not gonna die or anything. I think only four or five people died, and they were idiots! I'm not an idiot, so I won't die. As for the future... I dunno, I could become an MMA fighter. Or join the yakuza. Something cool like that. You worry too much."
It doesn't seem like she can recognize the danger inherent in this, but hopefully she'll be more careful. You look outside and it's pouring. You spend the rest of the night...
>Hanging out with Mark.
>Hanging out with Fukuda
>Repeatedly telling Fukuda not to die in a gang war.
>Reading [state what]
>Playing video games
>Other

>>3072068
>Or join the yakuza.
God damn it Nee-chan

>>Playing video games
Screw it, we need to have fun for once.

>>3072091
You go back to your room and play Fire Emblem on your Gameboy Advance, determined to have fun. You start up the game, not knowing what to expect, and... get rather addicted. As the moon outside reaches its apex you continue playing Fire Emblem, cheering for lucky victories and pouting at each death. Eventually you sleepily stumble to bed and fall asleep.
The next morning, slightly tired, you head to school. Everything seems to be normal for once, and you're having a pretty good day. You then get a short call from Kurosaki during lunch, where he asks if you can skip school for a few days so that he can train you in something. He says it's important. You...
>Say sure, as long as you tell your parents it'll be alright.
>Say that no, you have stuff you need to do at school.
>Other

You decide to call a hooker.
You proceed to lay the wood.

>>3072243
>Say sure, as long as you tell your parents it'll be alright.

>>3072243
>>Say sure, as long as you tell your parents it'll be alright.

>>3072252
>>3072255
Well, if he's calling you up it's probably pretty important. Plus, it's martial arts and all that. You tell Kurosaki that's fine as long as you tell your parents. Kurosaki says "Alright, head to the library after dinner." and you go about the rest of the schoolday normally.
School is over and you have a little while before dinner. It's still raining, but hey, with the power of an umbrella anything is possible. You...
>Play more Fire Emblem. Must finish Fire Emblem.
>Head to the pawnshop and see if there's anything interesting there. [1d36]
>Head home, it's a bit dangerous out.
>Wander around to find something interesting. [1d100]
>Hang out with someone [state who]
>Go somewhere [state where]
>Read [state what]
>Practice something [state what]
>Other

Rolled 33 (1d36)

>>3072704
>Head to the pawnshop and see if there's anything interesting there.
>Bring Nakano

>>3072708
You convince Nakano to head to the pawnshop with you and make your way there together. On the front of the pawnshop you see a banner that says "Moving house! Clearing out merchandise!" When you enter inside you see that there are more people than usual, and most of them are digging through the slightly smaller piles of merchandise. You also immediately notice something that wasn't here before... a giant inflatable raft with a little pump. Where does the guy find this stuff? You...
>Look for something [state what]
>Ask how much it is for every hat he has in stock. [1d100]
>Ask if he has anything in the back he needs to sell before he moves. [1d100]
>Buy the raft. [-230,000 yen]
>Look at clothes with Nakano.
>Other

Rolled 95 (1d100)

>>3072727
>Ask how much it is for every hat he has in stock.
>Look at clothes with Nakano.

Would just like to say if our big sis is gonna be getting into a dangerous fight with Central, we should see about lending her our power too since we're not really able to go along with her I bet.

Also, if she dies, we're gonna destroy Central.

>>3072860
That doesn't sound like a bad idea. But I have the feeling that she might get too confident if we give her powers.
Also we don't want to become too weak ourselves, and if we gave Fukuda powers, she might start thinking it's a given that we'll always be there to help her and start going out more often.
We should save that for when she's on a really dangerous situation (read as "getting shot by the yakuza").

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>>3072730
You look at the man seriously and lay down the important question: How much is it for every hat you have in stock? The man looks at you, thinking, and begins talking about his journey to collect all of the hats. The 20+ years of adventure across the world that led him to begin building up a hat collection and decide to spread the joy of exotic and beautiful hats to those across the world. Sadly this wasn't profitable enough, so he opened up a pawnshop. This goes on for far longer than expected, but eventually he says "I can see you, like me, possess a true passion for interesting headwear. I'll allow you to buy the collection from me... for a trivial fee of 15,000 yen." You...
>Accept
>Decline the offer.
After that you spend some time looking at the clothes with Nakano. You discuss which outfits would look cute on you and the like for quite a while. There's not a changing room or anything, so you miss out on the part where people try stuff on, but you enjoy it anyways and pick out a few outfits. (-3000 yen)
With that over, you...
>Look for something [state what]
>Ask if he has anything in the back he needs to sell before he moves. [1d100 + 20]
>Buy the raft. [-230,000 yen]
>Other
looks like we roll well where it matters

>>3073218
>Accept

>>3073218
>>Ask if he has anything in the back he needs to sell before he moves. [1d100 + 20]
I keep seeing us spend a lot of money but not gaining any, we should fix that.

Rolled 81 + 20 (1d100 + 20)

>>3073249
We could do some jobs for the Souths, or we could start putting our musical skills and puppets to use.

>>3073249
>>3073268
You buy the massive pile of hats from the shop's owner and since it'd be infeasible to carry all of them, you leave your info and he says he'll send a guy over to your house later to drop them off. [-15,000, +100 hats of 40 varieties] https://pastebin.com/ZfHiHy9U
You then ask the man if he has anything in the back he needs to get rid of, and he looks around for a bit before going "Sure, as a fellow hat lover you seem trustworthy enough. The other girl will have to stay here though." You feel like this shouldn't be the factor weighing the highest in his mind, but alright. You leave Nakano alone for a bit and follow the owner.
He leads you to a well-hidden door behind piles of useless things, and into a back room. It's mostly clean, and has a few shelves with all sorts of interesting things on them.
You see some weird electronics you don't recognize, one of those black ninja outfits, a katana that looks similar to the one you already own, a set of medieval armor, a crossbow, and various other odd, likely illegal, things. You also notice a single pistol. It seems to be well-cared for and has a few designs carved into it. None of the items have price tags on them, making you remember a phrase you heard once: If you have to ask you can't afford it. You...
[Current funds: About 1,970,000 yen. (19,700 USD)]
>Want to ask more about something.
>Want to buy one of the items listed
>Want to look for something in particular [state what]
>Leave
>Other

>>3073346
>>Want to ask more about something.
Weird electronics we don't recognize.
You actually listed them all you madman

>>3073346
>Want to buy one of the items listed
Ninja outfit!
>Want to ask more about something
The katana. Hopefully it's cursed or something.

No matter what happens now, we've already one. I got some strange looks when I saw that list.

>>3073356
You ask about the weird electronics and the owner says "Oh, well, let me walk you through them. These little ones over here are bugs which you can pick up through this receiver." He then shows you a pile of tiny electronics and a 'receiver' which looks like a small computer monitor or TV.
"There's a set of 10 microphones and 10 cameras here, and you can switch between displays or watch up to 5 at once with splitscreen on this thing. Besides that, this is a tiny remote-controlled vehicle with a wireless speaker, camera, and one-way microphone attached to it. You can drive it somewhere, set it off, and then play some pretty loud noises with it to attract attention. You can see what happens to it with the camera and mic. Uh, there's also a karaoke machine back there where you might not be able to see it, but I assume you know what that is." You, in fact, didn't see the karaoke machine. Well then.
You ask about the katana after that and he says "Ah, that one. That's a katana that one of my friends made, a blacksmith. He works professionally in some other field now since it turns out blacksmithing doesn't make much. He still keeps it up as a hobby though. I got it... what, eight years ago? He was churning out a lot of stuff around that time and gave one to me. I should call him up now that I mention it, haven't talked to him in maybe a year."
You say that you want to buy the ninja outfit and he says "Alright, 128,000 yen, I'll pack it up for you. It's made specifically for urban night camouflage and is flexible enough to move around in unhampered. It also has something similar to 'climbing shoes' on the bottom that can help you scale walls. I wouldn't recommend trying it out though, the idea of trying to scale a wall like that scares me." You...
>Want to ask more about something.
>Want to buy one of the items listed
>Want to look for something in particular [state what]
>Tell him you don't want the ninja outfit after all.
>Leave
>Other

>>3073375
>Want to buy one of the items listed
>Ask his friend's name


I think the pistol would be a nice Christmas gift for Fukuda. Wielding a second katana with our arms could be neat and the electronics were interesting too, but I won't push for them since we're already spending a lot. Unless we happen to know his friend. Flattery pays off.

>>3073467
I think the RC car with the camera and mic could be useful, but yeah, maybe we should chill a bit with all this spending, you never know when new hats might come your way.

>>3073467
>>3073472
You ask what the friend of his name is and he tells you that it's Mizue. Well, you guess that it's not anyone you know. Oh well, it was worth asking. Now you...
[Funds after buying the Ninja Outfit: slightly over 1,842,000 yen]
>Want to ask more about something.
>Want to buy one of the items listed
>Want to look for something in particular [state what]
>Tell him you don't want the ninja outfit after all.
>Leave
>Other

>>3073500
>Want to buy one of the items listed
>Pistol

>Leave

>>3073531
>>Pistol
would you sell a gun to a 7 year old girl?

>>3073536
Pffftt, we're hat buddies and there's no reason to not try.

>>3073531
>>3073536
You ask to buy the pistol and the man just says "830,000 yen, the magazine is eight bullets, and you get eight magazines. Here are some earplugs, and we're going to be spending a couple of hours on a thing called 'gun safety'. After that you don't know me and I don't know you. You aren't licensed to have a pistol, as almost no one is in this country. Keep it hidden and neither of us gets into trouble. Alright?" you nod and then tell Nakano goodbye for the day and say there's something you need to do.
The next several hours are spent with the shop's owner showing you how not to blow your finger off and proper gun safety. It seems odd that he'd care about safety when he's selling it to a seven year-old, but money is money you guess, and it brings less attention to himself if you don't shoot yourself with the thing by accident. After he's done showing you how to use it he shows you out a back door and you head home for dinner.
During dinner Mark announces that he's going to aim for Tokyo University for college and so he'll be spending a lot of time studying for once. Your parents and Fukuda are happy for him, but confused why he decided to aim for a better school when the college examinations are only about four months away. He just shrugs his shoulders and says "I was aiming to get into a good school anyways, but wanted more spare time drawing so I didn't want to go there specifically. A magazine in Tokyo contacted me after last Comiket though and said they think my style would fit well in their magazine. It's far more convenient to work if I live in the same city as the magazine, so I'm going to university in Tokyo. That's the only real reason." At this news congratulations from yourself and the rest of the family abound, and you see Mark head back to his room immediately after dinner to study. You have a feeling that he'll be doing it a lot.
After dinner you make your way to the library and see Kurosaki writing something. Upon seeing you he puts whatever he was writing away and says "Ah, there you are. Well, it's time for a bit of intensive training, due to the circumstances. You won't personally have to move around much, but you might go unconscious. Well, hopefully not." You...
>Ask exactly what 'circumstances' prompted this
>Ask what the training is for
>Worriedly ask why you might be knocked unconscious.
>Say alright and wait for the training to start.
>Other

>>3073716
>Ask exactly what 'circumstances' prompted this

>>3073748
You ask Kurosaki exactly what circumstances prompted this and you see him thinking for about ten seconds, creating an awkward silence. This is broken by a hesitant grunts from him followed by "It's not important for now, I'll tell you after the fact. This is partially just due to a feeling of mine anyways. Let's get off this subject, anything else?"
>"Yes, ask what the training is for."
>"Yes, why would I be knocked unconscious?"
>"Nope, let's get to training."
>Other

>>3074155
>>"Yes, ask what the training is for."

>>3074164
You ask what exactly the training is for and Kurosaki says "Well, we don't have much time so it's nothing major. I'll just be trying to make it so that I can basically store a few strands of chi inside your body that you can use just in case of an emergency. The strands will dissipate in about a year's time, and you won't be able to use most of the strength contained within it since you haven't accessed chi yourself, but they will make good weapons in case of emergencies. Well, let's get to training."
You follow Kurosaki and he leads you into the basement before you see him trace out a complex pattern on the wall with his fingers. While you're wondering whether he's gone insane you see part of the wall slide down, revealing a staircase. As you stare at the staircase in confusion Kurosaki says "This is where I live, those damn government lackies can't find my secret base. I got somebody to do this in exchange for a few things, it's a pretty nice place. I may have also used a little bit of the money for new books to finish up the place, but in exchange I drew a few picture books myself." You can only wonder how confused the children were when they read whatever picture books he made. You'll have to go looking for those later.
You walk down the staircase and find yourself in what appears to be in a sort of lounge with walls made of stone bricks. There's a few chairs, a tea set, a nice carpet on the floor, and a TV mounted on the wall. There are several wooden doors. Kurosaki leads you through one, down a hallway, and then through another door.
You see a rather bare room with some incense lit in it, among a few other weird baubles. Kurosaki just says "Don't touch those things, and here, take this-" before he hands you a weird, old-looking stick, and then a headband, and then an entire outfit. He then says "Go into that room, put that on, and hold the magical stick. That has about 100 times the normal level of what I guess people might call 'energy' that the world normally has and which can be converted to chi normally. Those things should help you sense it. I'll be back in 8 hours, good luck."
You try to open the door.
It's locked.
Well, you guess you have training to do.
>Roll 1d100 [lowest DC is 20, highest is 90, good luck]

Rolled 74 (1d100)

>>3074212
fuckfuckfuckfuckfuckfuck pls be good aaaaaa

Rolled 94 (1d100)

>>3074212

>>3074236
You end up sensing that there is indeed some sort of energy in the room after what you guess is three hours. Yay, you did it. You knock on the door and say "Hey! I did it! You can let me out now!" God, that was boring. Good thing you're done already. You wait a minute in anticipation of being freed from this room. Then you realize he probably isn't coming back for five more hours.
....
....
...you guess five more hours of training wouldn't hurt.
Five hours of training later, you're a bit tired and rather bored. You then hear an alarm go off before the door unlocks about 30 seconds later. Kurosaki's there and says "So, you do it?" As he says this, you notice that there's an energy far stronger than what's in the room coming from him. It feels almost oppressive. You point this out and he says "Ohohoho, good job, you did it. Well then, get some food and sleep for a bit, we'll get to training after that. Ah, and change back into your clothes and give me my magical stick back." You then notice the aura from him disappear. Once you leave the room you can't really sense anything either.
A few minutes later you're being fed some bitter tasting soup that reminds you oatmeal. Apparently it's supposed to be "good for you" and "made from all-natural ingredients grown in a farm from a friend of his". You...
>Eat in a silence, you need to sleep.
>Ask him what exactly is magical about a stick.
>Ask if the soup is 'magical' and 'full of chi' too.
>Ask what's next.
>Other

>>3074273
>Ask if the soup is 'magical' and 'full of chi' too.
>Ask what's next.

>>3074288
Kurosaki doesn't say anything for a moment before he says "...Well, there's nothing magical about it, but it has lots of nutrients. I mean, there is food like that, but it probably wouldn't benefit you. Also, as a side note, every time I'm saying 'magical' it basically mean it uses chi or spirits or SOMETHING in some way to do something special, but I'm too lazy to actually figure out how it works. A lot of stuff I just get, figure out what it does, and leave it at that because who cares how it does it. I don't want you think wizards exist, that'd be silly."
After you finish the bitter, thick soup you head to bed for a while. You're then woken up again and Kurosaki says "Good morning. Or, er, afternoon. Anyways, it's time for another day of training. I'm gonna keep injecting small strands of chi into you, and then you're going to keep trying to store them in your body. Just imagine trying to make them slow down and come to a stop. Sorta like they're being stopped by a mountain. This'll take a while, but you should get it down. Hopefully it helps once you get access to chi in the future as well."
>Roll 1d100+5 to determine how well you do. [DCs are the same as last time: 20, 40, 60, 80, 90. The +5 comes from passing the last DC 60.]

Rolled 85 + 5 (1d100 + 5)

>>3074327

>>3074362
Kurosaki puts his hand on the center of your chest before saying "Alright, I'm gonna start now." You then feel a jolt of energy enter your body (significantly smaller than anything else you've sensed so far, but you guess you can sense it specifically because it's inside you) and begin moving around, sorta like blood pumping. You envision the current of your bloodstream slowing it down and it fighting against drag, fighting against a giant mountain that it's trying to drill through. It seems to slow down and eventually stops right before you feel it about to exit your body.
After a moment Kurosaki says "Alright, I'll send the next one now, you'll get it eventually." before you reply "Uh, I stopped it." he then confusedly says "You stopped it?" before he pauses for a moment and goes, more loudly now, "Oh, you stopped it! I was trying to figure out what size was small enough on that one, so I figured it may have been too big, but looks like you were able to handle it. Either way I figured that it'd take a few hours at least. Alright then, step two cleared I guess. Since you're able to handle this size you should be able to handle more energy than I was expecting, increasing the power of this 'trump card'. Well, assuming you can use it properly."
Kurosaki then says "Well, I guess we can move onto the next step immediately then. We'll see how many you can contain at the same time without letting them explode out. We could theoretically decrease the size of the strands but increase the number, but that would run the risk of not being useful with how inefficiently you'll use them. You might not even be able to sense them at that point anyways. We'll just stick with the size that you stopped." You then see Kurosaki press his hand onto your chest again and inject in another jolt of energy. It seems to travel through your body before you stop it, but then you feel both strands escape your body, as if your will isn't enough to handle them both. Kurosaki laughs and says "Ah, that's chi for you. Well, again." By the end of the day you've...
>Roll a 1d100+5 [DCs are 20, 40, 80, and 90.]
Also, sorry if this feels railroady and dumb since it's just mostly rolls, this seemed like a decent way to handle training without making it either 5 giant blocks of text dumped at once, or something that got handwaved away because who cares. If anyone is curious about how long you'll be stuck rolling dice, there's either one or two after this depending on how I split it up, and you should get a meaningful choice.

>>3074381
I don't mind the rolling at all. Except for the fact that it makes me irrationally anxious because of how much it has fucked our shit up in the past.

Rolled 13 + 5 (1d100 + 5)

>>3074381
It's fine, I enjoy rolling anyway.

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>>3074419
Well okay then.

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>>3074419
Here we go again

Y'know what? I'm okay with this. We got the hats and that's what really matters.

>>3074390
>>3074419
You spend the rest of the day attempting to hold more than one strand of chi within you. You fail... and fail... and fail. Eventually you're pretty exhausted and have made very little progress. Kurosaki stops and sighs before saying "Well, let's eat, maybe we'll make more progress tomorrow."
You're treated to another "nutritious" meal, although it doesn't taste as bad this time, and eat while watching TV. After you're done eating Kurosaki says "Well, since you finished trying to contain a single strand within your body on your first try, we have an extra day. We can either spend that day trying this over again, since I assume you'll get it eventually, or we can start with trying to manipulate the energy you can contain. Which would you prefer." You...
>Decide that you want to try this again tomorrow.
>Want to get started on manipulating the energy you can contain.
sorry for the delay, fuck mandarake's payment system

>>3074541
>Decide that you want to try this again tomorrow

>>3074541
>Decide that you want to try this again tomorrow

>>3074550
>>3074555
You tell Kurosaki that you'd like to try this again tomorrow and he goes "Alright, we'll start first thing in the morning then." You head to bed for the night and are awoken by Kurosaki at what you assume is some time early in the morning.
You resume training once more, and your performance is...
>Roll 1d100-5 DCs: 5, 45, 85, and 95.

Rolled 49 + 5 (1d100 + 5)

>>3074563

>>3074572
You practice for the rest of the day and manage to get up to two strands of chi. You're extremely close to making it to the third but seem to be falling just slightly short. If you had a spare hour or two later you think you could make it, but it's time for bed and you have practice to do tomorrow.
The next morning Kurosaki wakes you up and says "Alright, this is the last day of training. Today you'll be learning how to use the chi that I've placed inside you. There's only enough time for me to show you one method, and how well you master it depends on you. The three main methods would be to either run it through your body, run it through your weapon, and to use it as a ranged attack. Note that there are in ascending order of difficulty. I recommend you just try for using it on your body for now."
You...
>Want to use chi on your body.
>Want to use chi on your weapon.
>Want to send chi through the air.
>Other

>>3074642
Would applying chi to the arms fall under body?

>>3074646
Yes.

>>3074642
>Want to use chi on your body

>>3074654
You tell Kurosaki that you'd like to learn how to use the chi to affect your body. He says "Alright then, there's two main parts to using chi - efficiency and technique. In this case efficiency will determine how powerful the burst of power is, although it will inherently be low since you're using my chi. Technique will determine where you can properly use chi and how specifically you can apply it. In this case it'll be easier due to the fact that it's mine instead of yours. The easiest way to explain this would be that my chi is pure, like water from the tap, while a new user's chi would be like mud. It's obviously easier to make water flow than it is mud, and it's the same with my chi. Anyways, follow me."
You follow Kurosaki into a room with several punching bags and such and he just tells you to imagine the bundle of chi flowing through your body and then exploding, covering the body part you're attacking with as you attack one of the punching bags. After training for a while you...
>Roll 2d100+5, first die for efficiency, second for technique efficiency is a scale, but I do have stuff to reference against, technique is DC 20/40/60/80/90

Rolled 97, 11 + 5 = 113 (2d100 + 5)

>>3074666
Hopefully better rolls.

>>3074682
Well, we're efficient and lack any form of technique.

>>3074682
As you practice throughout the day Kurosaki begins to become more and more amused about the apparent lack of technique but abundance of force in your use of chi. While you're using the chi in your body as efficiently as someone could considering the situation, you can't even direct the power towards a specific limb. The best way to use the two strands of chi you have in you right now would honestly be to bodyslam people. As it is when you use a single strand you're slightly more powerful than an adult athlete for a single strike. This increase in strength is across your entire body, and even affects your sense of hearing and sight, but you feel like it'd be more useful if you could actually direct all of the power into one area. Oh well, you'll have to deal with it.
Your training finished, Kurosaki tells you to head home. He says that tomorrow is Sunday and that he has some preparations to make for the next few days before he does something important. You...
>Try to coerce him into training you for a bit longer. Another day couldn't hurt, right? [1d100]
>Ask him what he's preparing for. [1d100]
>Wish him luck in whatever he's doing and head home.
>Other

Rolled 54 (1d100)

>>3074707
>Try to coerce him into training you for a bit longer. Another day couldn't hurt, right?

>>3074738
You see Kurosaki anxiously think for a moment before he sighs and says "Alright, four hours. We have a decent chance at either letting you store three strands of my chi or improving your technique slightly, which do you want to try." You...
>Want to get up to storing three strands of his chi. [1d100, DC 5]
>Want to improve your technique slightly. [1d100, DC 20]

Rolled 71 (1d100)

>>3074741
>Want to improve your technique slightly

>>3074748
You ask Kurosaki to help you fix your technique and spend the next two hours training. By that point you begin to be able to contain the burst of strength to one limb, and by three hours you can do it consistently. Now you can punch something with the strength of a bodybuilder or use a strand on both of your legs to get a burst of speed like a professional in track. Of course, you could always use it on all of your body and bodyslam someone, but you fail to see the purpose.
Done with your training, Kurosaki hurries off rather quick, still seeming concerned about whatever he had to do. It's a bit before afternoon Sunday morning, and you...
>Catch up on the local news, things were heating up last you checked.
>Head home, its been a while after all.
>Hang out with someone [state who]
>Go somewhere [state where]
>Read [state what]
>Practice something [state what]
>Other

Due to deadlines drawing close enough to arouse a faint sense of panic within me and a test I didn't know about appearing in two days, among other things, I won't be updating until at least the night of the 29th or 30th, or possibly later. Absolute worst case scenario all of my finals end before the 15th and I'm free then, but I should be able to update before that.
I'll tweet something when I know when I'll next be updating at https://twitter.com/QmWalrus and post on /qtg/ once it's out.
As always, feel free to ask questions or shitpost below.

I'll be available to update for the next 3.5 hours and then will have time again after my Call of Cthulhu session is over later tonight, gib votes.

>>3074755
>>Catch up on the local news, things were heating up last you checked.

>>3078620
You decide to catch up on the local news first, figuring that it's in your best interest to figure out whether something major happened in the gang war while you were busy.
You buy a couple of newspapers and find a few reports of gunfights and such, but there doesn't seem to be anything on a major scale. You call Fukuda to see if she's alright just in case, but she says she's fine.
There's no more news about the forest besides that the closings have continued, and that anyone who enters it for the time being will be fined.
The rest of the news stories aren't particularly important and you throw the newspapers away. Knowing the situation better now, you...
>Head home, its been a while after all.
>Hang out with someone [state who]
>Go somewhere [state where]
>Read [state what]
>Practice something [state what]
>Other

>>3078633
>>Head home, its been a while after all.

>>3078647
You head back to your house and have a nice lunch with the rest of the family. Afterwards Mark heads to his room to study and you see Fukuda head back to her room. Something seems a bit off with her, but it could just be the nerves getting to her. Your mom goes to work on something and your dad is loudly yelling at the TV while watching baseball. You...
>Try to hang out with Mark, he should have SOME free time.
>Hang out with Fukuda, you wonder what's up with her.
>Watch baseball with your dad. You don't understand the rules, but they can't be that hard, right?
>Relax in your room for a while.
>Other

>>3078670
>>Hang out with Fukuda, you wonder what's up with her.

You knock on the door to Fukuda's room and hear her yell "It's open, come in." through the door. You open the door to her room to see her lazing around on her bed. You make smalltalk for a bit before getting around to why she seems off right now. Fukuda seems surprised and goes "Oh, am I? Sorry, guess I am sort of out of it. We're supposed to be carrying out an attack against Central to either win or lose this war really late tonight, but it's interesting to think that I might not even be part of a gang tomorrow if it goes badly." You...
>Ask for more details about their plan.
>Ask her if you can come along.
>Wish her the best of luck with it.
>Try to convince her just to not go.
>Other

>>3078694
>>Ask for more details about their plan.

>>3078697
You ask Fukuda if you can have more details about what they're planning to do and she says "More details? Uh, sure. We were going to slowly funnel into a nearby building that somebody's family happens to own and wait until around 3 AM before we leave, surround their headquarters, and storm inside. If we're lucky we can capture some of the higher-ups and end this without too much trouble." You...
>Ask her if you can come along.
>Wish her the best of luck with it.
>Try to convince her not to go.
>Suggest a different plan.
>Other

>>3078729
>Ask her if you can come along.
It'd really suck if she died before she saw her present.

>>3078795
You ask Fukuda if you can come along and she thinks about it for a moment before saying "Sure, you can come along, just keep an escape route open. I don't want you to get hurt, you're a kid after all." You wonder why she isn't saving any of that worry for herself, but alright, you're in. She tells you to go to a certain building at 8 PM, so you have about 6 hours until then. You...
>Prepare for tonight by taking a nap.
>Hang out with someone [state who]
>Prepare in a different way [state what]
>Go somewhere [state where]
>Read [state what]
>Practice something [state what]
>Other

That single session turned into much more than I expected so I am pretty dead right now and can't update anyways because no votes. I'll still be kinda busy this weekend but I'll intermittently update if there are votes when I get chances to, same as normal I guess.

>>3078901
>>3079865
>>Prepare for tonight by taking a nap.
I was waiting to see if someone else wanted to do something else, guess not.

>>3078901
>Practice Harmonica

>>3080478
>>3080681
You play your harmonica for a bit to calm yourself down before gathering the stuff you're planning on taking for the fight and taking a nap. You wake up a little before dinner and have a rather solemn dinner before you go back to your room and prepare your equipment.
You keep the sheathed katana and both of the other bokutos on your back with a makeshift strap, put the helmet with nightvision goggles on your head, put on some of the pads from your paintball equipment for some minimal protection, and hide your pistol in a pocket with nothing else in it. You don't own a holster, so you're just going to have to be careful with the thing.
You head to the address of a large, rather deserted looking building. When you go inside you hear some noise coming from the basement and head there to see a crowd of around 200 people. Most of them are equipped with various makeshift weapons, baseball bats, or all other sorts of things. You recognize a few of the higher-ups from the tournament, but you don't see Murata here. Guess he bowed out after getting shot. You...
>Wait until the attack starts.
>Try to figure out the general atmosphere of the room.
>Wait with Fukuda until the attack starts.
>Hit up some smalltalk with a random person, may as well make some friends while you're here. [1d100]
>Other

>>3080936
>>Try to figure out the general atmosphere of the room.

>>3080959
You try to figure out the general atmosphere of the room and it seems rather tense but at the same time lighter than you expected. You expected more of a 'we're screwed' feeling about everyone here, but it seems more like a 'final battle' sort of thing. Most everyone is sitting around either making banter or fidgeting with their weapons. They don't seem to be despairing or anything, they're just a bit nervous. It's about 9 PM now, there are 6 hours until it starts. You...
>Get some more sleep until it's about to start.
>Wait around with Fukuda until it's about to start.
>Make some smalltalk, may as well make friends. [1d100]
>Get permission to keep lookout from an upper floor, you may as well, you have nightvision goggles.
>Other

Rolled 39 (1d100)

>>3081732
>Make some smalltalk, may as well make friends.
>Get permission to keep lookout from an upper floor, you may as well, you have nightvision goggles.

>>3081741
You make some smalltalk with some of the less nervous people, and while you don't really manage to get onto friendly terms you at least manage to break the ice with the boy you're talking to. After talking you head over to where Fukuda and the other higher-ups are and ask if you can keep a lookout from one of the higher floors with your nightivision goggles. This is okay'd and you head up.
You head up to the sixth floor and lie on the ground in front of a hard to notice window. You put on your night vision goggles and stare at the imposing building across the street. As time wears on you see more and more lights flicker out and watch the flow of people in and out of the building. You see more people leave the building than enter, which you guess is due to it being so late. Even late into the night it's busier than the surrounding buildings, but you guess that this is the best chance you're going to get. You head back down at 2:30 AM and the leaders lay out a more detailed description of the plan for everyone. People begin splitting up based on their respective roles and you...
>Join the group facing the back of the building where there should be less fighting.
>Join the group of higher-ups leading the charge.
>Stay out of the fighting altogether, you can just watch this play out for now.
>Other

>>3084187
>Join the group of higher-ups leading the charge.

>>3086397
You make your way to Fukuda and ask to join the group at the front of the charge. They don't really seem to mind and let you join, although Fukuda seems a bit worried.
The time ticks down to 3 AM and then the hundreds of teenagers begin shuffling out of the building you're in through multiple entrances. Despite the massive group of people, the advance itself is pretty quiet, and the people begin circling around Central's base.
As this is happening you hear some noise from inside the base and you can see lights turning on from the windows. This would be worrying, but even if they figure out what's happening it's already too late to get more people. All they can do is try to hold the building with whoever is there. It's not like the gangs expected not to be seen with a horde. All they needed was to cut whoever was in the building off from more reinforcements.
After a couple of minutes the encirclement is properly completed and the circle begins tightening as people move towards the doors.
After a moment you hear a few gunshots. You're not sure which side fired them, but this is followed by the rapid dash of the group you're with towards the doors. You see several vague shapes behind the front doors and from some of the windows, but it seems like they'll be trying to hold the inside instead of rushing out. You morbidly wonder exactly how bloody this is going to get.

Alright, this is an alright stopping point for now. Next, most likely last thread will be on the 15th, after finals ends. Sorry for the delays, blame life.

>>3086892
>life
fuck that guy desu