Raven's Plotnotes

[Raven Nightfoot]

Just needed somewhere to scribble minor things down. Raven's inspirations: Kate Beckinsale in Total Recall(HELL YES!) Anne Hathaway in The Dark Knight Rises Combat Style Goal: Arkham City Inspired Test Be Aggressive, Be E Aggressive

[Raven Nightfoot]

Habits Lip-Biting Shameless Staring Stalking(Hip Swaying) Attacking Scrotums Good Qualities +Mysterious +Seductive +Confident +Appreciates Beauty In Most Forms +Has Moments of Morality +Doesnt Believe In Generalisations/Stereotypes Bad Qualities -Impulsive -Superficial -Selfish -Likes To Win & Be In Control -Hates Not Getting Her Way -Dislikes dirt and ugly-ness -Likes Being The Center of Attention(which is detrimental to her 'occupation' as a thief) Advantages +Quick +Stealthy +Beauty Disadvantages -Lacking Strength -Fear of Pyromancy -Reluctant To Kill or Seriously Injure Although Raven thinks of herself and wishes to be completely self-serving, she is plagued by the morality instilled in her by her parents and Syliras itself, much to her annoyance. She often purposefully commits immoral acts unnecessarily as a way of fighting her accursed morality. What Raven lacks in strength and murderous intent she makes up for in speed, stealth and beauty. She is not above using her sex appeal to her advantage, in fact, it's one of her most effective tactics.

[Raven Nightfoot]

Nonresistance ("Hwa", 화 or 和) → (화 Hwa 和 Harmony) Circle principle ("Won", 원 or 圓) → (원 Weon 圓 Circle) The Water/Flexible principle ("Yu", 유 or 柳) → (유 Yu 流 Flow) Hwa, or non-resistance, is simply the act of remaining relaxed and not directly opposing an opponent's strength. For example, if an opponent were to push against a hapkido student's chest, rather than resist and push back, the hapkido student would avoid a direct confrontation by moving in the same direction as the push and utilizing the opponent's forward momentum to throw him. Won, the circular principle, is a way to gain momentum for executing the techniques in a natural and free-flowing manner. If an opponent attacks in linear motion, as in a punch or knife thrust, the hapkido student would redirect the opponent's force by leading the attack in a circular pattern, thereby adding the attacker's power to his own. Once he has redirected the power, the hapkido student can execute any of a variety of techniques to incapacitate his attacker. The hapkido practitioner learns to view an attacker as an "energy entity" rather than as a physical entity. The bigger the person is, the more energy a person has, the better it is for the hapkido student. Yu, the water principle, can be thought of as the soft, adaptable strength of water. Hapkido is "soft" in that it does not rely on physical force alone, much like water is soft to touch. It is adaptable in that a hapkido master will attempt to deflect an opponent's strike, in a way that is similar to free-flowing water being divided around a stone only to return and envelop it.

[Raven Nightfoot]

AJAX Chat

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(02:26:56) ChatBot: Kamilla enters the channel.
(02:27:00) Markus_Andres: (whispers) Since when have I been known to listen to you?
(02:28:19) Kamilla: (whispers to Markus_Andres) Unfortunately, never...otherwise you would have been living lavishly with Raven and your Sun and Moon by now
(02:30:10) Markus_Andres: (whispers) So I have also been forbidden to mention them, but you mention them all the time... Tch, double standards.
(02:31:20) Kamilla: (whispers to Markus_Andres) double standards only apply when both parties are of equal standing in the situation...we are not
(02:32:15) Markus_Andres: (whispers) So your lower standing allows you these privileges? Hmm... Makes sense. Has to have something to make you feel validated.
(02:32:35) Kamilla: (whispers to Markus_Andres) YOU! Wanted two of those things...and they started with S and M
(02:32:44) Kamilla: (whispers to Markus_Andres) LMAO!