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wrfmlogsarchiveWho: Sora (NPC), Roxas, Donald, Goofy (NPC), Kairi, Merlin and anyone else in Disney Castle who shows up
What: Bunny!
Where: Actually... outside the castle. Scrooge may wish he had a way to carry his Munny Bin with him after this...
When: Monday April 6
Status:
After a bit of plotting and Merlin taking a quick trip to Ivalice to learn a bit more about this creature, they had some form of a plan in mind. That plan, however, wasn't the most sound of plans as it consisted entirely of challenging the bunny to a fight and then telling it to meet them at a imposing looking building in the town of Duckburg, not far from Disney Castle.
The building was Scrooge McDuck's Munny Bin, built of sturdy materials and magically reinforced on top of that. Being loaded roughly four fifths of the way with munny, it still had plenty of room to maneuver. Roxas wasn't so sure he liked this, though. Walking on the coins was like walking on a pile of snow with ice chips mixed into it. Running and fighting were liable to be a lot worse. The bunny being small and light weight made things harder. It would probably have better footing.
"I really don't like this idea," he muttered, "Sora, maybe we should... Sora? SORA."
Sora was not paying attention. He was a little preoccupied, and maybe a little too amused, by there being enough munny jammed into the place to walk on it like sand. Speaking of which, he did seem to be having an easier time walking around on the coins. Maybe all that time running around on sand had paid off for him. He looked up when he heard Roxas snap and grinned sheepishly.
"Sorry," he replied, "I was just checking things out. It's not so bad really. We just, uh, don't really want to use any Fire magic in here. I don't think Donald's uncle would appreciate that."
Roxas put a hand to his face and sighed. That was the understatement of the century. And it wasn't just the wealthy water fowl they needed to worry about. Not only could Fire magic melt the coins, but it seemed to heal the bunny. Merlin had confirmed this from the information he found in Ivalice. This bunny, which was named Fury, was in fact a cruel spirit trapped in the form of a Dream Hare. It seemed to get along with normal Dream Hares, but that didn't change the fact that it spent all its time looking for fights and killing every opponent it had come across so far... well, almost. It was questionable exactly why Donald was still alive, though Roxas suspected that it may have been because Fury was laughing too damn hard to be able to fight when the wizard had started throwing his tantrum. He kept that thought to himself, though.
They had more important issues at the moment. Fury had seemed eager to fight and would likely be there soon. Hopefully, they were prepared well enough for this...
What: Bunny!
Where: Actually... outside the castle. Scrooge may wish he had a way to carry his Munny Bin with him after this...
When: Monday April 6
Status:
After a bit of plotting and Merlin taking a quick trip to Ivalice to learn a bit more about this creature, they had some form of a plan in mind. That plan, however, wasn't the most sound of plans as it consisted entirely of challenging the bunny to a fight and then telling it to meet them at a imposing looking building in the town of Duckburg, not far from Disney Castle.
The building was Scrooge McDuck's Munny Bin, built of sturdy materials and magically reinforced on top of that. Being loaded roughly four fifths of the way with munny, it still had plenty of room to maneuver. Roxas wasn't so sure he liked this, though. Walking on the coins was like walking on a pile of snow with ice chips mixed into it. Running and fighting were liable to be a lot worse. The bunny being small and light weight made things harder. It would probably have better footing.
"I really don't like this idea," he muttered, "Sora, maybe we should... Sora? SORA."
Sora was not paying attention. He was a little preoccupied, and maybe a little too amused, by there being enough munny jammed into the place to walk on it like sand. Speaking of which, he did seem to be having an easier time walking around on the coins. Maybe all that time running around on sand had paid off for him. He looked up when he heard Roxas snap and grinned sheepishly.
"Sorry," he replied, "I was just checking things out. It's not so bad really. We just, uh, don't really want to use any Fire magic in here. I don't think Donald's uncle would appreciate that."
Roxas put a hand to his face and sighed. That was the understatement of the century. And it wasn't just the wealthy water fowl they needed to worry about. Not only could Fire magic melt the coins, but it seemed to heal the bunny. Merlin had confirmed this from the information he found in Ivalice. This bunny, which was named Fury, was in fact a cruel spirit trapped in the form of a Dream Hare. It seemed to get along with normal Dream Hares, but that didn't change the fact that it spent all its time looking for fights and killing every opponent it had come across so far... well, almost. It was questionable exactly why Donald was still alive, though Roxas suspected that it may have been because Fury was laughing too damn hard to be able to fight when the wizard had started throwing his tantrum. He kept that thought to himself, though.
They had more important issues at the moment. Fury had seemed eager to fight and would likely be there soon. Hopefully, they were prepared well enough for this...
