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 Posted: Sat Jul 12, 2008 6:03 pm
This is a Rp thread made to honor that waesome Gaia/08 ball forum. Use the same settings, or change them if you like.
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Posted: Sat Jul 12, 2008 6:04 pm
The story as done by the Mods: 
As you step out of the portal, your eyes slowly adjust to blinding light of the sun. Despite the sun, it wasn't very hot at all. Instead, it was cool and breezy. You take a deep breath and let the salty sea air fill your nostrils. In a distance you saw what looks like a little fishing village. It looks abandoned except for the tents and stalls that were set up along its dirt streets.
"Looks like fun", you said to yourself."But....what is this place?"
As if like magic, your question was immediately answered by amour clad warrior. "Kyoshin..." He whispered through his helmet and pointed towards the village.
Instinctively your head tilted to the direction he was pointing. But when you turned back. The warrior was gone.
A little creeped out, you simply shrugged it off and continued towards the village.
Just before stepping into the village, you came upon a statue of a warrior dress in full battle armor riding on a similarly armored wolf. It stood at a massive 10 feet tall including the pedestal that held it. Taking a closer look at the pedestal you notice writing on it.  Hayato Nakamura
Warrior, Guardian, Lord of Kyoshin
May his spirit live forever Somehow the warrior riding the wolf seemed very familiar, but its not possible. Judging from the text, the lordship has been dead for several decades. Could the warrior you saw earlier be his ghost? Ghosts don't exist. Or do they?
Ignoring the fact that you may have had an encounter with the paranormal... you marvel at fine craftsmanship of the statue. Surely such a fine piece of work must cost a fortune. As you crane you neck to see the top of the statue, your eyes caught the sight of an enormous Castle in the distance. Hastily you rush towards it leaving the statue behind. The castle loomed before you as it grew larger with every step. Eagerly you ran up the step towards its large iron doors... only to be stopped by an elderly guard.  No one enters the Lordships castle.... The Code of Do + Do follow the act of Goodness, by abiding the ToS, wavering from this path will result in bad karma. + Do not repeat oneself unless needed to, Quote only if needed. Quote towers will be dealt with swift Justice. + Do not elongate ones speech, page stretching ruins order and Order is something we all strive to achieve. + Do not fill ones mouth with nonsense, Spamming will only result in lowering ones mental state. + Do Respect ones Elders, the Host and Co-hosts are here to make sure everything go smoothly. + Do love others as you love yourself, just don't be mean! Keep it clean and be nice to others. As you read the last of the commandments, you spot a hand written entry at the bottom. "If anything else happens, Yoshi has the final say"
"Who's Yoshi?" you asked. The elderly guard coughed as you finished your question.You were about to ask Yoshi why the sign and everything else is written in several languages when a bespectacled young man approached you. I give you special price, Thirty-five fifty!
"Ah, a new arrival. Where are you from?" He asked, checking out your strange and unfamiliar attire. You started to stutter as you were unsure what to tell him. But before you were given a chance to do so, the young man dragged you along. Leaving the elderly guard to his lonesome.
"No matter, Kyoshin home to many many people. From many many places. I from China, come to Kyoshin to set up Buddhist Shrine. Come Come we go to Shrine, I tell you more about Kyoshin."
Once there, the man shoved a thick book in your face. "Here! Write in book first, new arrivals have to write in it. Everyone does!" He said cheerfully.
"Okay..." you said as you gingerly flipped through the pages.~+Village Elders+~TsukiRisa  TsukiRisa
Hostess of Ancient AsiaTsuki is currently... offlineHi everyone! I'm TsukiRisa but you guys can call me Tsuki. I've been on Gaia for almost a year now. (My Gaiaversary is in a few days.) I'm honored to be able to host this room this year. Especially since I'm extremely proud to be Asian. I'm Chinese by race but I'm currently living in the Philippines. (Don't try to speak to me in Tagalog. I'm a nub at the language. I can speak fluent mandarin though. So if you wanna practice your Mandarin, feel free to drop me a PM.) I hope you guys enjoy the ball and win prizes from the contests. :3 Thyme Traveller  Thyme Traveler
Co-Hostess of Ancient Asia Thyme is currently... onlineIrasshai! I will be one of your co-hostesses on this festive occasion. *bows* I'm an amateur artist/writer and Japanese major. I can be found mostly in the the Charity forums- where some of the nicest people hang out- or drooling over art in the art forums...xD Feel free to chat with me about anything under the sun- I'm quite friendly- but I'm also a mod here, so break the rules at 2 in the morning and you shall feel my wrath! >3 Vheela Schmidt  Vheela Schmidt
Co-Hostess of Ancient AsiaVheela is currently... onlineHeya Vheela here, the primary contributor to the thread. I do sprites, arts, animation and all sorts of artsy fartsy stuff. I'm an Indian, I speak several languages English, Malay, Mandarin, Japanese, Spanish, Indonesian, Arabic and German. Strangely I can't speak my own mother tongue ;__; but what the heck. I like Fantasy and spend most of my time playing Fantasy-ish games like Wow, GW, RO, Neverwinter Nights and what not. Anyways I'll be the resident artist here so be sure to order some and last but not least. Enjoy the thread! We've put in soo much effort in it. T__T Yoshi  Yoshi
Palace Guard
Country of Origin JAPANYoshi guards palace for Lord Nakamura. So does Yoshi's father and Yoshi's father's father as well as Yoshi's father's father's father and father's father's father's father.... Digi-To  Digi-To
Mathematician
Country of Origin CHINA I like numbers! 542746345643476834766543457347543456234459 87 I like them so much! 235234926347263480263 hahahaha I like them so much, oh dear.....now I know why my wife left me...I love numbers too much .....oh woes is me.....23424 Akiko  Akiko
Tea house Owner
Country of Origin INDIAHey there, Akiko here. Akiko isn't my real name but thats what everyone here calls me maybe thats because my Indian name is too hard to pronounce. Anyways be sure to drop by the teahouse for a drink or some company.~ Swami Rajasammy  Swami Rajasammy
Fortune Teller
Country of Origin INDIAI see that you have come to read my entry in the big book of answers, how do I know this? Ah..I have seen it, the future Yes.... I see you...and you and you oh yes...I see you in the back too. You too the one thats reading this....I see you tooo! Chang  Chang
Shrine Monk
Country of Origin CHINAGreat Republic of China ruled by great Emperor greets you! I am Chang from China. Monk of Buddhism. Buddhism from India, but it now everywhere! Glorious indeed! Yu  Yu
Fisherman
Country of Origin CHINAHey there Yu... What? not you I'm talking about me, Yu! I'm not you...I'm me! I mean Yu! Thats my name You! Yu! ergh....just call me the fish guy... seriously its not funny Yu... You..>__< Sakuya  Sakuya
Riceball Stall Owner
Country of Origin JAPANDo you like rice? I know I do! Did you know they're Asia's staple food source? I'm sure you do! I'm Sakuya the Rice expert! along with my friend the kappa. Signing out~ <3 Lakshmi  Lakshmi
Henna Tattooist
Country of Origin JAPANGreetings to you. I am Lakshmi. My parents hail from India and China, yet I was born here. How the world works sometimes astound me, hence I scribe them on an immortal paper the human skin itself. It may be morbid to some but tattoos serve as eternal reminders. My twin sister thinks it odd hence she draws on paper. Li Min  Li Min
Oil Painter
Country of Origin JAPAN Hi hi, I'm Li Min. I like to draw and paint. My twin sister's quite a painter herself but she prefers bodies as her canvas. My dad's from China and my mum's from India. Me? I'm born in Japan....so I guess that makes a Chinedianpanese? xD
You gasped as you noticed that most of the people weren't really Japanese. Could it be? Multi-Racial Asian Community! Astounding!
Excitedly you wrote down your name and country of origin. Breathing heavily you continued flipping through the pages, eagar to find out more about the village's history.
"Err....You don't look so good" The monk said as tugged you away from the book. "CHANG!" you shouted suddenly, throwing the monk off his feet.
"Aiya...that my name! How you know?" he said as he got back to his feet.
You pointed to the book and smiled. Chang the monk frowned and pulled you away from the book and threw you out of the Shrine and onto the beach.The sweet ocean breeze greeted you as you stepped on the warm sand. Some how you feel that much is going to happen here.
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Posted: Sat Jul 12, 2008 6:05 pm
Story that developed over the course of the thread.
At first, it was uneventful. A poor blind ninja was tripped, and caused some problem for the inhabitants of Kyoshin, but it was quickly resolved. Although...someone took it to far and tried to pin the tail on the blind ninja...
The fish game turned out to be a popular sport and drew a large crowd. Unfortunately, the fish ran out rather quickly...
http://www.gaiaonline.com/forum/6th-annual-ball/welcome-to-kyoshin-plot-updated-check-pg-1/t.41731281_361/
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Posted: Sat Jul 12, 2008 6:07 pm
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Posted: Sat Jul 12, 2008 6:08 pm
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Posted: Sat Jul 12, 2008 6:09 pm
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