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Character: Oerba Yun Fang
Series: Final Fantasy XIII
Character Age: 21
Canon: Two worlds fight against each other; Cocoon, where everything is provided by gods and people live comfortably, and Gran Pulse, where mother nature is in control and people must learn to hunt to survive. But both worlds have one thing in common: they are protected by God-like creatures called fal’Cie. If the fal’Cie detect a threat from the other world, they can choose humans to protect them. These people are l’Cie, identifiable by the ability to use magic, and are seen by society as inhuman. These l’Cie are given a Focus, a task put upon them by the fal’Cie to complete. Hailing from Gran Pulse, Fang has found herself fighting on the side of a group of Cocoon citizens chosen by the Pulse fal’Cie to destroy Cocoon.
Fang is a gifted hunter and fighter, and exceedingly comfortable in her own skin. In fact, she takes pride in her abilities and is rather self-assured. She takes pride in her abilities and is self-assured in that regard. She is loyal to friends and family, often willing to do things that are difficult in order to protect others. Where others might falter or hesitate, Fang is always sure of her goal and never backs down from a fight. She is rather laid-back and cares very deeply for her companions, even though at times her way of expressing it is blunt. She’s learned to move forward quickly when things don’t go as planned, so she isn’t surprised at anything for very long. She talks much like she fights. Her manner of speech is straight to the point, and she never spends time beating around the bush.
Sample Post: Hi there. I’m Fang, and I’m here to teach you how to get at some brains.
Sorry, not real brains yet. That’s for later, so keep them jaws laced up and give me your attention, here. For now, we’re gonna stick to the gorillas, ‘cause no one’ll ask questions if one of them goes missing. Don’t be scared, even if you still need duct tape to keep it together. I’ve heard that stuff is damn useful. Now, one of the most important things is your stance. Gotta be aware of how your body moves and where your feet are, ‘cause they’re bigger than you and you need the advantage. Understand?
Taking that gurgle as a “yes.” Right, now stand with your feet shoulder-width apart. Like this. Well, I guess that’s good enough. And you’ll wanna surprise ‘em. Gorillas can be nasty, especially when you’re trying to get at their brains. It’s only natural. Since they’re a lot bigger, you’ll need to use their weight against ‘em.
Still following me so far? Know what, don’t tell me, let’s just continue. So the most effective way to get at ‘em is to let ‘em get behind you, grab ‘em, and then use your body to flip ‘em over. Sounds hard, I know, but it’s simple. It’s just how gravity works. The tricky part is learning how to flip ‘em before they tear your head off. Gorillas like to do that, especially when their target looks weak. Which you all do, so make sure you keep your head about you. As well as you can, in your case.
But just how do you catch a gorilla off-guard for you to take it out? Think about it. What do gorillas like? Bananas. My advice is making yourself smell like bananas. They can’t resist food. They’ll let their guard down, get all excited, and that’s how you’ll get the jump on ‘em. It’s a foolproof plan. Bait’s always one of the best ways to get at your prey.
Well, those are just the basics, but there’s only so much I can teach you by flapping my mouth. The best way to learn how to hunt is to give it a shot yourself. So let’s get out there. Grab your duct tape and banana spray and give ‘em hell. You won’t be living in gorilla country much longer, and you’ll be feasting like kings.
48/0 (100%) (w-wow thank you...)
Series: Final Fantasy XIII
Character Age: 21
Canon: Two worlds fight against each other; Cocoon, where everything is provided by gods and people live comfortably, and Gran Pulse, where mother nature is in control and people must learn to hunt to survive. But both worlds have one thing in common: they are protected by God-like creatures called fal’Cie. If the fal’Cie detect a threat from the other world, they can choose humans to protect them. These people are l’Cie, identifiable by the ability to use magic, and are seen by society as inhuman. These l’Cie are given a Focus, a task put upon them by the fal’Cie to complete. Hailing from Gran Pulse, Fang has found herself fighting on the side of a group of Cocoon citizens chosen by the Pulse fal’Cie to destroy Cocoon.
Fang is a gifted hunter and fighter, and exceedingly comfortable in her own skin. In fact, she takes pride in her abilities and is rather self-assured. She takes pride in her abilities and is self-assured in that regard. She is loyal to friends and family, often willing to do things that are difficult in order to protect others. Where others might falter or hesitate, Fang is always sure of her goal and never backs down from a fight. She is rather laid-back and cares very deeply for her companions, even though at times her way of expressing it is blunt. She’s learned to move forward quickly when things don’t go as planned, so she isn’t surprised at anything for very long. She talks much like she fights. Her manner of speech is straight to the point, and she never spends time beating around the bush.
Sample Post: Hi there. I’m Fang, and I’m here to teach you how to get at some brains.
Sorry, not real brains yet. That’s for later, so keep them jaws laced up and give me your attention, here. For now, we’re gonna stick to the gorillas, ‘cause no one’ll ask questions if one of them goes missing. Don’t be scared, even if you still need duct tape to keep it together. I’ve heard that stuff is damn useful. Now, one of the most important things is your stance. Gotta be aware of how your body moves and where your feet are, ‘cause they’re bigger than you and you need the advantage. Understand?
Taking that gurgle as a “yes.” Right, now stand with your feet shoulder-width apart. Like this. Well, I guess that’s good enough. And you’ll wanna surprise ‘em. Gorillas can be nasty, especially when you’re trying to get at their brains. It’s only natural. Since they’re a lot bigger, you’ll need to use their weight against ‘em.
Still following me so far? Know what, don’t tell me, let’s just continue. So the most effective way to get at ‘em is to let ‘em get behind you, grab ‘em, and then use your body to flip ‘em over. Sounds hard, I know, but it’s simple. It’s just how gravity works. The tricky part is learning how to flip ‘em before they tear your head off. Gorillas like to do that, especially when their target looks weak. Which you all do, so make sure you keep your head about you. As well as you can, in your case.
But just how do you catch a gorilla off-guard for you to take it out? Think about it. What do gorillas like? Bananas. My advice is making yourself smell like bananas. They can’t resist food. They’ll let their guard down, get all excited, and that’s how you’ll get the jump on ‘em. It’s a foolproof plan. Bait’s always one of the best ways to get at your prey.
Well, those are just the basics, but there’s only so much I can teach you by flapping my mouth. The best way to learn how to hunt is to give it a shot yourself. So let’s get out there. Grab your duct tape and banana spray and give ‘em hell. You won’t be living in gorilla country much longer, and you’ll be feasting like kings.
48/0 (100%) (w-wow thank you...)
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