- Job Info:
- Job Title: Runaway Gingerbread - Part 1
Rank: D
Player Requirements: Any ranked mages
Job Requirements: 600 words, additional 400 words for every mage added, boss must be defeated.
Job Location: Anywhere in Fiore (he is kinda on the run after all)
Job Description: A gingerbread man has mysteriously come to life, and well… it’s decided to make a run for it! You need to catch this gingerbread and make sure you bring it to an end incase it decides to show off its speed in magnolia or other places with some population.
Enemies:
Boss: Gingerbread man - This gingerbread man came to life and is running all over the area! He cannot deal damage, but must take 2 D ranked attacks until he… well… becomes a normal gingerbread once more. He also likes squealing about the muffin man, whoever that is...
Reward: Gingerbread on the floor (if you want to eat it), 1k Jewels, D ranked EXP and access to Runaway Gingerbread - Part 2
Obsessions ❇ Private, Job
Guest- Guest
Guest- Guest
Never in her life would Mei think that chasing an actual fifty foot gingerbread man would be a reality. Sure, maybe in her dreams, to which she would then wake up only to be both hungry and disappointed. But in reality? It could only be that, a dream.
Well apparently today was the day the earth mage was finally about to realize some dreams just come true.
Currently, the brunette was carrying two big bags of groceries, one in each arm, filled to the brim with a various assortment of snacks. If she didn't leave room in the middle for her to see, she might not have even be able to. But the bear, while not being the brightest sometimes, was at least smart enough to know when she needed one of her senses. Especially in a busy market like Talonia.
Apparently this was where all the guildless mages went. She wasn't too sure on what a guild was, but on some occasions she had picked up on them with word of mouth. They were some sort of organizations scattered across Fiore where groups of mages came and did stuff together. So in short, kind of like a tribe. Except they weren't relying on each other to live like her people, they just so happen to have the same ideals and purposes and came together to work on them. So not exactly too far away from a concept of a tribe. Rather, you can control what guild you go into, while in a tribe you were stuck there no matter what. Unless you got yourself exiled or something, but now she was being too technical.
All this technical jargon was making her hungry.
Mei summoned a earth-made hand to form upwards from the ground below her. It stretched it's arm to reach into one of the bags and brought out an apple. It tossed it into the air before catching it, to which it would then bring the fruit down to Mei's lips so she could take a big, juicy bite. Mei smiled, and licked her lips. Satisfying. If she could, she would high five the hand. But then she would end up dropping all her stuff, so that wasn't exactly a good idea. Wouldn't that mean she was high fiving herself anyway? Whatever, she deserved it. But she would have to do it later.
Mei rather enjoyed the walk through the busy market, chomping upon her apple right up until a shout sounded from behind her.
"GINGERBREAD! RUN FOR YOUR LIVES!"
Gingerbread? The brunette stopped in her tracks, and looked behind her. From the distance, it was kind of hard to see. But she could just make out a rather large figure flailing about and running straight this way. A few of the mages over in the distance began to shout and scream, before starting to run away. Mei just stood there, still somewhat confused about why the man was shouting about gingerbread.
Then it hit her.
The smell.
The gingery smell of freshly baked gingerbread.
She sniffed the air, and smirked once the figure in the distance was more easy to make out.
It was a gingerbread man. Literally. Just a gingerbread man running towards her. Well. This day just got more interesting... And in fact, better. The gingerbread man got closer, and she was now able to hear his shouting. Something about how they couldn't stop him because he was the gingerbread man. Huh, well guess he didn't know about the earth mage now did he?
Once the gingerbread man got close enough Mei sent out the hand that was still resting beside her. It threw away the apple core to the side, and stretched out. It punched right through the bread man's chest, causing a huge hole right through it. The gingerbread man tripped, and fell right down onto his face with a giant thud. A few of the carts that littered the sides of the streets flew upwards or broke apart with the force.
Just to be sure of the monster's defeat, Mei used the same hand to bash his head into a few hundred pieces.
Well, that sure didn't take much. Seems he underestimated her. How sad.
Mei's eyes sparkled and mouth watered, spying upon the pieces of freshly basked gingerbread that was now crumbled onto the streets. Well, her mother told her as a kid it was unhealthy to eat things off the floor... But her mother wasn't here was she?
WC: 749/600
Well apparently today was the day the earth mage was finally about to realize some dreams just come true.
Currently, the brunette was carrying two big bags of groceries, one in each arm, filled to the brim with a various assortment of snacks. If she didn't leave room in the middle for her to see, she might not have even be able to. But the bear, while not being the brightest sometimes, was at least smart enough to know when she needed one of her senses. Especially in a busy market like Talonia.
Apparently this was where all the guildless mages went. She wasn't too sure on what a guild was, but on some occasions she had picked up on them with word of mouth. They were some sort of organizations scattered across Fiore where groups of mages came and did stuff together. So in short, kind of like a tribe. Except they weren't relying on each other to live like her people, they just so happen to have the same ideals and purposes and came together to work on them. So not exactly too far away from a concept of a tribe. Rather, you can control what guild you go into, while in a tribe you were stuck there no matter what. Unless you got yourself exiled or something, but now she was being too technical.
All this technical jargon was making her hungry.
Mei summoned a earth-made hand to form upwards from the ground below her. It stretched it's arm to reach into one of the bags and brought out an apple. It tossed it into the air before catching it, to which it would then bring the fruit down to Mei's lips so she could take a big, juicy bite. Mei smiled, and licked her lips. Satisfying. If she could, she would high five the hand. But then she would end up dropping all her stuff, so that wasn't exactly a good idea. Wouldn't that mean she was high fiving herself anyway? Whatever, she deserved it. But she would have to do it later.
Mei rather enjoyed the walk through the busy market, chomping upon her apple right up until a shout sounded from behind her.
"GINGERBREAD! RUN FOR YOUR LIVES!"
Gingerbread? The brunette stopped in her tracks, and looked behind her. From the distance, it was kind of hard to see. But she could just make out a rather large figure flailing about and running straight this way. A few of the mages over in the distance began to shout and scream, before starting to run away. Mei just stood there, still somewhat confused about why the man was shouting about gingerbread.
Then it hit her.
The smell.
The gingery smell of freshly baked gingerbread.
She sniffed the air, and smirked once the figure in the distance was more easy to make out.
It was a gingerbread man. Literally. Just a gingerbread man running towards her. Well. This day just got more interesting... And in fact, better. The gingerbread man got closer, and she was now able to hear his shouting. Something about how they couldn't stop him because he was the gingerbread man. Huh, well guess he didn't know about the earth mage now did he?
Once the gingerbread man got close enough Mei sent out the hand that was still resting beside her. It threw away the apple core to the side, and stretched out. It punched right through the bread man's chest, causing a huge hole right through it. The gingerbread man tripped, and fell right down onto his face with a giant thud. A few of the carts that littered the sides of the streets flew upwards or broke apart with the force.
Just to be sure of the monster's defeat, Mei used the same hand to bash his head into a few hundred pieces.
Well, that sure didn't take much. Seems he underestimated her. How sad.
Mei's eyes sparkled and mouth watered, spying upon the pieces of freshly basked gingerbread that was now crumbled onto the streets. Well, her mother told her as a kid it was unhealthy to eat things off the floor... But her mother wasn't here was she?
WC: 749/600
