Yuuki staff
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A '''Yuuki staff''' is a weapon, wielded by mages, of unspecified but apparently remarkable potency and effects. [[Meji Hinadori | Meji's]] friend [[Bani]] has been issued one upon joining the military, which impresses Meji greatly when she runs into Bani at the [[Warp gate | warp gate]] in [[Port Lorrel]]. Meji wants to hold it, and promises not to "accidentally" use it on the cloaked woman nearby ([[Sarine Elle |Sarine]]). (To get a sense of the inevitable "accident" if she does get her hands on it, imagine a soldier with an M16 having a similar encounter with an uninhibited, paranoid 12-year-old who sees the class bully nearby.) Bani, of course, has the good sense not to let this happen. | A '''Yuuki staff''' is a weapon, wielded by mages, of unspecified but apparently remarkable potency and effects. [[Meji Hinadori | Meji's]] friend [[Bani]] has been issued one upon joining the military, which impresses Meji greatly when she runs into Bani at the [[Warp gate | warp gate]] in [[Port Lorrel]]. Meji wants to hold it, and promises not to "accidentally" use it on the cloaked woman nearby ([[Sarine Elle |Sarine]]). (To get a sense of the inevitable "accident" if she does get her hands on it, imagine a soldier with an M16 having a similar encounter with an uninhibited, paranoid 12-year-old who sees the class bully nearby.) Bani, of course, has the good sense not to let this happen. | ||
On Earth yuuki is the Japanese word for courage, but of course we know that any similarities between Japan and Tsuiraku are mere tricks of the light and not to be taken seriously. | On Earth yuuki is the Japanese word for courage, but of course we know that any similarities between Japan and Tsuiraku are mere tricks of the light and not to be taken seriously. | ||
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Revision as of 14:48, 23 January 2007
A Yuuki staff is a weapon, wielded by mages, of unspecified but apparently remarkable potency and effects. Meji's friend Bani has been issued one upon joining the military, which impresses Meji greatly when she runs into Bani at the warp gate in Port Lorrel. Meji wants to hold it, and promises not to "accidentally" use it on the cloaked woman nearby (Sarine). (To get a sense of the inevitable "accident" if she does get her hands on it, imagine a soldier with an M16 having a similar encounter with an uninhibited, paranoid 12-year-old who sees the class bully nearby.) Bani, of course, has the good sense not to let this happen.
On Earth yuuki is the Japanese word for courage, but of course we know that any similarities between Japan and Tsuiraku are mere tricks of the light and not to be taken seriously.
