by - The Job::
- Job Title: Wedding Crashers
Rank: C
Player Requirements: Thread must be 15 posts long. 250 Words per post.
Job Requirements: C-Ranked Wizard(s) or two D-Ranked Wizards. Must defeat the Ex-Boyfriend; either in his normal form, or enraged state. May continue to Roll until the Ex-Boyfriend appears. Ignoring other members of his crew around Rose Garden, however they will attack you in one large group when the Ex-Boyfriend appears and you confront him. Be wary of this technique.
Job Location: Rose Garden
Job Description: A new couple has just gotten engaged in Rose Garden; and the day of their wedding is fast approaching. The young couple is extremely popular in Rose Garden, and everyone is looking forward to their Wedding; set in the magical city overlooking the Cloud Sea. Everything is set in order; and the town is a bustle; except for one sour ingredient. The young ladies Ex-Boyfriend, and previous lover is NONE to excited about this engagement. He has been badmouthing the Groom all week; and even vandalizing their new home. He has even gotten into fist fights with the Groom on every occasion that he's been able to track him down.
Now it's the day of the Wedding, and rumors have circulated all week that the Ex-Boyfriend and his crew plan on pulling something; Rose Garden has sent out an offical request too the Guilds; both light and dark (as a city of magic; they don't care HOW it happens) too track down the Ex-Boyfriend and his group of cronies before they're able to crash the wedding.
You must come in proper wedding attire; in the mail at your Guild after you accept the job via letter to the soon to be newlyweds you recieve back an official invitation to the wedding of the young Mr. and soon to be Mrs. Goldstar.
Enemies:
Weak: Jealous Guy's Cohort x3 (C-Ranked, Hand to Hand combatant, will attack at least once per turn; or chase after you if you choose to avoid them; non-Wizard opponents, go down in 2 hits of C-Ranked damage)
Normal: Jealous Guy's Henchmen Wizards x3 (C-Ranked Wizards of Wind, Ice, and Fire, go down in 5 hits of C-Ranked damage)
Strong: Ex-Boyfriend (C-Ranked Wizard, Wave Magic User, If Hit By Any of His Wave Pushes, Lifts, or Attacks, you will only be able to use one spell the next post / turn. Can also nullify any C-Ranked magic effect that doesn't involve physical touch instantly. Takes 10 hits of C-Ranked damage to take down)
Boss: Enraged Ex-Boyfriend (B-Ranked Wizard, The same young man; except he's extremely pissed off that his ex-girlfriend has moved on; his Wave Magic effects deal B-Ranked damage; and he can easily nullify any B-Ranked Magics that don't involve physical touch with his Wave Magic. He will try to Wave Push, Lift, and Throw Any Objects Nearby at his opponents. Takes 15 hits of C-Ranked damage to take down. Or 7 Hits of B-Ranked damage)
Reward: 10,000 Jewels
Of all that words accessible to him, boring seemed to sum up the event quiet nicely. Straining against the red tie latched onto him like a parasite, Rayden knew he'd be there for a long time. Simply wandering the halls as per usual, he had been suddenly called and sent off on a job as soon as it was requested. He was fairly convinced he was sent simply because he was one of the first to be found, also explaining his partner for the evening. Despite it being a seemingly important even, the Knights clearly didn't care overall who actually handled it and probably just wanted to make an immediate reaction to make it seem like they were capable. Another act simply to keep face, and he was a pawn in it. Which lead to his position now, simply standing at the entrance and watching. He felt more like an object on display than anything else. Forced into an uncomfortable, borrowed suit, he shook his head and watched out for any more approaches.
The couple inside was apparently famous, but he knew little about them. He cared not for celebrities or the like, it wasn't his style. Yet everyone in the area seemed to. So far, the only people who had approached him where either trying to convince him they were invited, or seeing if he'd take a bribe of some kind to get them in. None of them made it so far. At least the job paid well, so he was getting something out of the glorified doorman work. He hadn't even spoken a word to the clients, instead simply told to stand here and check for invitations by the garden fence. It wasn't a particularly safe place for a wedding, or at least one that had people going after it. Held in a large park, the only entrance as a single gate he currently stood by. However, anyone could in theory get in over the fence or with magic, which is why several people walked the length of it to make sure no one did.
'The epitome of selfishness.' That's all he could think about his "clients." They cared more about the show and appearance than anything else. Hell, the main reason they had him doing this was probably so he wasn't even seen. It's not that he looked bad; dressed in the surprisingly well fit suit, a solid black with white dress shirt, he was quite the looker. The red tie highlighted his hair as well. Yet he had no name, no fame. That was the problem. He hadn't seen a single person enter the event who wasn't apparently well known. It all stunk of high class waste. Worse of all though, he was assigned the job alongside Orin. So far they had only one encounter, but that in itself was more than enough for him to have a distaste for the woman. She was like the people inside, with an air of superiority and attitude that just irked his entirely. Yet he was stuck here for likely several more hours, wondering if anyone would even show up.
