Okinawa's Combined Fleet

With the upcoming season two of the anime will likely pick up rping again, but I figured I would let all those who still follow me here that I'm still alive to an extent. So hopefully I'll see some old friends, and make some new ones along the way with some revamping of the blog.

Smooth sailing to you all.

Send “Look into my eyes” & My Muse will BOLD What They See!

@homeport

I see:

Absolute Conviction  |  Aggression  |  Ambition  |  Anger  |  Anxiety  |  Apathy  |  Arrogance  |  Bloodthirst  |  Bravery  |  Compassion  |  Confidence  |  Conflict  | Courage  |  Darkness  |  Defeat |  Denial  |  Desire  |  Despair  |  Determination  |  Devotion  |  Disappointment  |  Distrust  |  Dominance  |  Emptiness  |  an Enemy  |  Enlightenment  |  Envy  |  Excitement  |  Exhaustion  |  Elitism  |  Experience  |  Fear  |  a Friend  |  a Future  |  Gentleness  |  Greed  |  Grief  |  Guilt  |  Honesty  |  Honor  |  Hope  |  Hostility  |  Ignorance  |  an Illness  |  Insecurity  |  Integrity  |  Intoxication  |  Kindness  |  Lies  |  Loneliness  |  Longing  |  Loss  |  a Lover  |  Loyalty  |  Malicious Intent  |  Mania  |  Melancholy  |  Misery  |  Negativity  |  Overcompensation  |  Pain  |  Paranoia  |  Passion  |  Perseverance  |  Pettiness  |  Pity  |  Positivity  |  Pressure  |  Pride  |  a Purpose  |  Racism  |  Regret  |  Resentment  |  Resignation  |  Resolve  |  Sadness  |  Self-Hatred  |  Sexism  |  Shattered Remains  |  a Shining Light  |  Something Familiar  |  Spite  |  Stress  |  Stupidity  |  Submission  |  Tranquility  |  Trauma  |  Trust  |  Vengeance  |  Warmth  |  Wisdom  |  Wrath  |  a Cry for Help  |  Something Eating Your Mind  |  the Years have Changed You

You’re:

Animalistic  |  Approachable  |  Broken  |  Closed-Off  |  Cold  |  Crafty  |  Crazy  |  Defensive  |  Devious  |  Difficult  |  Disheartened  |  Emotionally Detached  |  Frightened  |  Frightening  |  Genuine  |  Guarded  |  Headstrong  |  Heartless  |  Human  |  Immature  |  Impatient  |  Inhuman  |  Insane  |  Intuitive  |  Lost  |  Mature  |  Noble  |  Patient  |  Pitiful  |  Primitive  |  Pure  |  Reliable  |  Remorseless  |  Reserved  |  Resourceful  |  Short-Tempered  |  Simplistic  |  Sly  |  Soft-Hearted  |  Struggling  |  a Threat  |  Trapped  |  a Troublemaker  |  Trusting  |  Understanding  |  Unique |   Unpredictable  |  Unwavering  |  a Victim  |  Wicked  |  Feeling Vindictive  |  Guilty of Something  |  Hiding Something  |  Lost in Thought  |  Planning Something  |  Scared of Me  |  Scaring Me  |  Someone I can Trust  |  Someone I Can’t Recognize Anymore  |  Someone to Fear  |  Someone Worthy of Respect  |  Weak to Manipulation  |  Weighed by Something

You:

Your Muse’s Story || Accepting

Send one in and I’ll write a drabble of my muse’s…

BACKSTORY- The events that took place before their adventure. Usually involves childhood, home life, etc.

“Are you sure this is what you want... You know she would not approve of this.” An older man reading a newspaper inquired not seeming to really pay attention to the young brown-haired man who just made a declaration.

“Yes, I do want this father. I want to follow in her footsteps to honor her memory.” The young man spoke firmly without so much as skipping a beat.

“Why enlist though, you could easily do so much more, you have the qualities of a great leader, and what about your masters in engineering, would you want that to go to waste?”

“Well...”

“And besides, while yes she herself did serve, do you think she would want you to let your talents go to waste?”

“That’s... Well... I suppose.”

“See? If you crumble right away when I drill you like this do you really think you would survive in the navy as she had? I know you want to do more than simply providing new advancements in technology, but if you lack the conviction to follow that desire you won’t make it very far.” the young man’s parental figure spoke firmly as he lowered the newspaper to gaze upon his son. “Again, I won’t stop you from doing what you want, but you need to be sure of what you want and you need to be able to stick to it, or you won’t do much to honor her memory.”