Player Name: Mola Character Name: Takane Shijou Character Journal:sorewatopsecret Number of Offerings: 3 Offering(s): Takane's form of storytelling is rather purple-prose-y, full of strange metaphors, and peppered with archaic words. Due to her eccentric nature, she also tends to make more mundane happenings sound more dramatic than they actually are, but it's not as if she's embellishing. She just legitimately thinks everything is a very serious and intensive matter. Also, she has a hard time pronouncing modern words when she has to use them, and will often say them incorrectly.
1. She recalls the story of how she and the rest of 765Pro participated in the Big Talent Agency Sports Competition to support the company's top unit Ryuuguu Komachi, and the many conflicts they had encountered and overcame in order to win first place, against all odds.
2. She'll also talk about how she and the other non-Ryuuguu Komachi idols of 765Pro eventually rose to fame overnight, after more than a year of relative obscurity. How it all started with a new song that the Producer developed for them as an opening act for Ryuuguu Komachi's Thank-You Live, and the many difficult trials they had to face. The incredible difficulty of the dance sequence and vocals, to the point that some of them wanted to quit. How Miki thought mastering the song meant she could join Ryuuguu Komachi, and suddenly going AWOL when that wasn't the case. Even with overcoming these difficulties, the ten idols had one more challenge to face: Nearly all of the audience members attended the Live solely to see Ryuuguu Komachi, but its members were late due to being stuck in a typhoon and traffic! They had no choice but to rearrange the song schedule to stall for time, and while the plan had a rocky start, it was a huge success. Takane remembers fondly how all ten of them passed out as soon as they stepped into the dressing room due to singing and dancing nonstop, and that this was the beginning of their individual rising fame.
3. For some reason, Takane decides to recount this tale more bluntly. She tells the story of how she was suddenly overcome with the need to "catch" people with any violent means necessary. She abruptly ends the story with a dull and nonchalant, "Thus, I was punched by Eichi Tenshouin."
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Character Name: Takane Shijou
Character Journal:
Number of Offerings: 3
Offering(s): Takane's form of storytelling is rather purple-prose-y, full of strange metaphors, and peppered with archaic words. Due to her eccentric nature, she also tends to make more mundane happenings sound more dramatic than they actually are, but it's not as if she's embellishing. She just legitimately thinks everything is a very serious and intensive matter. Also, she has a hard time pronouncing modern words when she has to use them, and will often say them incorrectly.
1. She recalls the story of how she and the rest of 765Pro participated in the Big Talent Agency Sports Competition to support the company's top unit Ryuuguu Komachi, and the many conflicts they had encountered and overcame in order to win first place, against all odds.
2. She'll also talk about how she and the other non-Ryuuguu Komachi idols of 765Pro eventually rose to fame overnight, after more than a year of relative obscurity. How it all started with a new song that the Producer developed for them as an opening act for Ryuuguu Komachi's Thank-You Live, and the many difficult trials they had to face. The incredible difficulty of the dance sequence and vocals, to the point that some of them wanted to quit. How Miki thought mastering the song meant she could join Ryuuguu Komachi, and suddenly going AWOL when that wasn't the case. Even with overcoming these difficulties, the ten idols had one more challenge to face: Nearly all of the audience members attended the Live solely to see Ryuuguu Komachi, but its members were late due to being stuck in a typhoon and traffic! They had no choice but to rearrange the song schedule to stall for time, and while the plan had a rocky start, it was a huge success. Takane remembers fondly how all ten of them passed out as soon as they stepped into the dressing room due to singing and dancing nonstop, and that this was the beginning of their individual rising fame.
3. For some reason, Takane decides to recount this tale more bluntly. She tells the story of how she was suddenly overcome with the need to "catch" people with any violent means necessary. She abruptly ends the story with a dull and nonchalant, "Thus, I was punched by Eichi Tenshouin."
Public/Private: Private for all three. Everything must be top secret.