SHOUTOUT TO J. THUNDER.

MONGOLIAN WARFARE.

OOC.

> On the bad side upon the ship docking the privileges of being escort was gone. Why because there job was to escort the high ranking official to the island of his choice ,and protected him while they was under there protection

Notes: So, you implicated that your marine defense from transportation have departed you. Stating this, and this being true as well, takes away your marine escort protection until the situation is solved. They won't be able to make a move, or rather you won't be able to make them unless the ship is under danger - and if this ship ever comes into danger, other staff members will NPC.

Furthermore, you explicitly state later that the marine escort protection is away from the dock, giving you no entrance to the island except by the standard rowboat that everyone gets - and because it was occupied by marines (yourself) this makes it a marine vessel, you state leaving it somewhere in your second post. You also begin using your scope after you leave this vessel, the usage of your scope is irrelevant because you just watched out for suspicious activity - this gives you the knowledge of someone being there, without stating your reaction to this - the usage of your scope is also voided because of my interruption. As is every action that follows.



The massive, high ranking ship with its proud white banners having a desire to dock at the relatively cozy island of Centaurea was certainly no secret. Not to its local clientele anyway. The island of Centaurea was once an island cultivated by the anger and hatred of a former leader-tyrant. That was until the revolutionary army managed to throw a wrench at the cogwheel and stopped this tyrant for once and for all. Because of this tyrant involvement with the world-government, the revolutionaries that lived on this island knew that one day they would come back to get what they thought was theirs. Thus, this island was filled to the brim with young but also experienced revolutionaries. The word of a massive fleet moving towards the island quickly spread, the instated tier three revolutionary captain already had schemed up a plan much earlier to the arrival of this worrisome fleet. These schemes were well and thoroughly communicated to everyone involved.

'To fear death is a choice; and they can't hang us all.'

Were the words of the motivational captain who had sent his grunts earlier that morning to do their duties. The grunts knew what they had to do, the first batch of grunts he dispatched were tier two, relatively high ranking revolutionaries. Two of these tier two revolutionaries were fishmen. The other one is a bulky built, tall, bald man, whose name is Lyco; the fishmens name were Commidus and Balbus. They were quite unorthodox, both the fishmen had a long past and were veterans of gildes that dealt with assassinations. This led to the duo finding their true abilities, their nimble quickness and concentrated dedication to their cause. Commidus and Balbus' objective was to eradicate their prey; which were the marines approaching the island. They had been dispatched long before giving anyone a notice. Once all their actions had been completed, Commidus and Balbus would return to their captain, given they were not interrupted by something else.

Prior to the first word being spoken by the rear admiral Star, it had been interrupted by both the actions and dialogue.

'I have orders to finish you off.'

Spoke Lyco, whom was holding a large wooden club at the edge of the wooden dock. It was pointed towards rear admiral. Who seemed to be busy with his own affairs, being carried by what was presumed to be a rowing boat. Since the marine escort ship that accompanied them was a distance over hundred meters away from the dock.

Meanwhile Commidus and Balbus made their presence slightly more noticeable. As they surfaced behind the docks, with chunks and splinters of wood around their lips and hands, they were on edge and were on the watch for any other rowing boats that originated from the marine vessel. Should any originate from the marine vessel, their orders were to sink them. The two fishmen were far away from the docks, and were quite close within the marine vessel. They gave off a negative vibe. Should they not be interrupted by anything else other than their objective, they would passively use their fishmen powers to try and make the vessel float away without having anyone inside notice.

As this was happening, Lyco used his insane strength to make his wooden club come crashing down on the remainder of the docks. Whilst two-handing his club, the result of him hitting the end of the docks were breathtaking. The sea around the dock rippled for a moment, before returning to its former state. The wooden foundation that held the flimsy dock would soon cave in. Lyco was very responsive to whatever attack he may have faced, and would react appropriately. The desert dunes that spanned the entire island was fortified before the arrival of the marines by the revolutionary grunts, many various wire obstacles defended the island from any invasions, other than the docks there was no way of entering the island. The great captain was an expert strategist, capable of utilizing military science to its most. It wasn't very noticeable, but faint hints of heat could be detected close to the beach - originating from the grunts who were waiting to ambush those who dared to try and cross the barbed wires. Most of the grunts who held the initial line had muskets and other rifles to obliterate the enemy. The grunts had positioned themselves in a location near the docks. In a wide parting of the jungle, the revolutionary captain made his appearance. His tall length casts a wide shadow; he was observing the ensuing struggle. Had nothing else happened that would trigger the reactions of the fishmen, they would make their way towards the dock - and return to their captain had they been given an open path.




[23:23:07]    @ Birdie : I'd say a T3 Boss NPC, 3 T2 NPCs, then like 50 or so T0 Grunts

T3 Boss NPC:

T2 NPC 1:

T2 NPC 2:

T2 NPC 3:

T0 NPC 0-50:

OK BYE.

OOC.

Meanwhile Commidus and Balbus made their presence slightly more noticeable. As they surfaced behind the docks, with chunks and splinters of wood around their lips and hands, they were on edge and were on the watch for any other rowing boats that originated from the marine vessel. Should any originate from the marine vessel, their orders were to sink them.

Considering this happened before Crow was docked, the two of them send your rowboat to the bottom of the sea and void the rest of your turn, giving me the chance to connect all my hits and send you to the bottom of the ocean. See this for your own validation:

His rowboat was the first to set out for the docks as average rowboat can hold 4 people. Which is why Rear Admiral Star decided to have Duke on his rowboat along with 2 other soldiers. Duke had instructed them to roll the boat to the docks using the 2 wood paddles along the row-boat.

Gwyns post is entirely voided, this isn't how timeline interruptions work. You're basing all of your actions in a complete different timeline that directly affects mine. The type of timeline manipulation I do is I set up an attack in the morning, without influencing the hypothetical off my opponent. Not to mention the amount of fuckery being involved here. A 'giant' randomly wanders an island and just happens to crush people?

I'd also like to note that you can't intercept me connecting my hit, since you'd be now going back in time and undoing actions that are already done and now have been responded to.



The two fishmen had sunk all of the rowing boats that originated from the marine vessel. By using their fishmen power they made sure that any person be it marine or something else that was on the rowing boat was to never saw the light of day again. It wasn't very difficult to drown a body, especially for strong fishmen like Commidus and Balbus.

And of course, after that had happened, they would return to their captain on the island. Which happened smooth. The corpses of all of the marines that were now at the bottom of the sea might become looting spot for new adventurers. Every other grunt would still be receptive of any other surprise attacks. Although considering the fact that all of the incoming rowboats were sunk, there was no chance of there being another attack - unless the marine vessel escort for some reason initiated an attack. And there was no chance of that happening since the fishmen or any other person initiated an attack against them.





[23:23:07]    @ Birdie : I'd say a T3 Boss NPC, 3 T2 NPCs, then like 50 or so T0 Grunts

T3 Boss NPC:

T2 NPC 1:

T2 NPC 2:

T2 NPC 3:

T0 NPC 0-50: