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A peaceful neighborhood where your mom probably lives.
Field Status
Relatively peaceful, majority of the noise comes from within the households.
Not many people are outside.
What is a field?
A field is an area where events between characters or even individual characters may happen. As replies to these posts, characters may chronicle events that transpire between each other which would often be as a result of or due to a Cardfight. Field events are great ways to develop characters as well as character relationships. Field events, for example, could include a Cardfight as part of a rivalry between two individuals. It can be something as simple as a simple outing or meeting that then leads to a game of Vanguard. Or something that would greatly move the plot, a fight between someone of the heroic affinity and someone of the villainous affinity.
Remember, Cray is looking for the best of the best to be a leader. This does not mean that the leader has to be filled with good intentions, its anyone who the cards seem to decide is fit. Heroes can do as much as they can, but without villains pushing the story forward with their schemes, there isn't much to save. So if you are on the villainous side, use these areas to move along with your plots and schemes. You may ask others to come and roleplay with you and anyone can post in these areas, there is no limit other than that of being logical and simply just being respectful to your fellow fighters.
Any character that you interact with during field events may get affinity +1 or -1 with you.
Certain fields may have special events and things happening there in order to start up some action.
Post events that transpire below based on you character's own perspective, and just have fun with it!
Good luck!
It was late at night, but at last, Haruki reached the place he needed to be. The Rijiku Apartment Complex was a pretty place, painted with a nice variety of spring colors, and flower gardens everywhere. He ran straight to the door marked "203" in bright numbers, then knocked politely. It took a few minutes until Haruki realized that no one was home.
"I guess I'll drop these off in the room," Haruki said to himself. He unlocked the door and entered to see an apartment that's barely been touched. There was no furniture or colorful paintings on the walls... just empty. He looked inside and found all of the rooms were the same gray, blank space, he couldn't even tell what the rooms could have been for. Only one of them had a closet in it, so he assumed it would have become a bedroom, but when he opened the door, it was completely black, except for a few small, white words scrawled into the back wall.
you shouldn't have come here
Haruki took a step back from the eerie text, but there was nothing to step back to. The doors were shut behind him, and he could hear echoing voices coming from the outside.
"This was your own mistake.. invading my home. If you think you can escape now.. you don't stand a ghost of a chance.. Haruki."
The enclosed area he was in collapsed, and Haruki found himself in a graveyard. In front of him was a tombstone shaped like a cardfight table, and across the way was a child, no more than 2 or 3 years old by the looks of it, covered in extreme burns markings all over his small body. He was also standing by one of these tombstones, and in his hand was a vanguard deck.
"Wh-wh-what's going on?" Haruki finally spoke after experiencing this shocking series of events.
"This will be your final resting place. I know you were there that night, the night I was killed." The child spoke in a deep, ominous voice, seemingly matching with his decrepit appearance. "Your fate will be decided with these cards, the cards that my family has always used."
"WHAT!? I don't wanna die yet! Auauu~!" Haruki teared up slightly, but his vanguard deck began to float out of his bag onto the stone table. "This is omega spooky, but I have to win to get out of here. Fine, I'll fight you ghost baby!" A determined look from Haruki showed that he was pumped up for a fight.
"Stand up, Vanguard!" they both shouted.
"Mecha Trainer," Haruki said.
"Guiding Zombie," the child responded.
Their cardfight ensued, with Haruki's life on the line. Towards the last moments of the fight, the child attacked with Monster Frank and dealt a massive triple critical attack to Haruki. He managed to survive though, and won the game by being able to free up his front row with Juggernaut Maximum's skill, then superior calling two more after checking them with General Seifried's twin drive. The child was dealt his sixth damage and dispersed with a few last words.
"You can go free, but I will remain here.. Never leaving until I can have my revenge.." his words echoed as he faded away.
"Hey! Wait!" Haruki shouted at the ghostly figure, but it was too late. The graveyard around him shattered, and he was back outside the door marked 203. "What was that even?" Haruki said to himself as he looked in his hand and noticed the keys were missing. He continued to the train station towards his home without another word.