The Black Knight
One Thousand Club
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Welcome to Tochigi, Japan. A prefecture 62.25 miles north of Tokyo and nestled between three other prefectures: Gunma (west), Fukushima (north), and Ibaraki (east). To the south are Saitama and Tokyo.
The story primarily takes place at Satomi High School, and it is April, the month where school starts for Japanese students. Satomi High School is a disciplined school where the discipline is enforced by the students elected into the Discipline Committee. The Discipline Committee, colloquially around the school, are known as The Enforcers. The Enforcers are the ones who catch you being late to class in the hallway and keep the bullies in check. Sometimes, they are the bullies, and sometimes, it is difficult to report an enforcer because they have friends high in the committee who protect them. When you decide to show up to school with your uniform improperly worn, The Enforcers will be there to correct you, and if you're late to class because they had to stop you, then you have two of what are called demerits. Students who receive demerits will have to go spend a certain number of hours in detention. Students with five demerits in a single day are suspended. Students who have been suspended once will be expelled the next time they receive five demerits.
Detention is like a prison, but not as brutal. An instructor sits in the classroom designated for the detention, keeping watch over the students who must sit there for long hours with no means of entertainment. They aren't even allowed to study and get ahead in class because detention is a punishment. One demerit = 1 hour of detention. Try to avoid getting demerits if you can, but this wouldn't be an anime story if avoiding these was possible.
Home Room
All of the Caretakers have the same home room teacher, Mr. Renji Suzuka. He is the apple of many of the female students' eyes, and the nightmare to many males. Suzuka is mild-mannered. He has never been heard raising his voice, and he normally doesn't have to. If a student doesn't get demerits from The Enforcers, Suzuka-sensei will definitely give the students some if they annoy him. Mr. Suzuka doesn't like students. After spending years teaching or being the home room teacher of unruly brats, he has grown tired of their existence. All of the students are the same. They are selfish and care only about themselves. Most of them won't even have a future. Suzuka-sensei doesn't have too many options for another job, and so he remains as an instructor at Satomi High. Lately, unknown to the students, he's been dabbling in the dark arts.
Home Room is different from other schools. It is a hub for all students regardless of grade or year, and they are broken into sections such as Home Room 1-A and Home Room 1-B. The Home Room is the first class every day on the students' schedule. It is where school announcements are received either administratively or from the presidents of clubs at the school. Home Room keeps the students informed of all activities and events that are to occur that month. Students can also meet mentors and senpais to learn from if they are struggling in certain subjects. The Home Room idea was created by the Satomi High Principal, Ms. Jugo Kanagawa. Ms. Kanagawa felt that the students were busy enough with school work and needed a class that was a break in their schedule. Ms. Kanagawa appears to be in her early thirties, but she is actually nearing her fifties. She likes to believe that she is still the young and attractive female that all the boys want, and will often try to butter herself up with her own flattery. She is also quick to assume a young man is hitting on her to boost her self-esteem. What the students in our story will gradually realize is that the faculty are the enemies, and yet, they still need to graduate!
Transportation
There are various forms of transportation in Japan: metro, train, bicycle, taxi, personal vehicle, or just walking. Caretakers can choose multiple walking buddies as they head to school (this helps with interaction--hint, hint) or utilize other methods to get to class, depending on how far they have set their residence.
Game Time
The story begins on Day One. Day One is also called Episode One, and each day will have a GM event that will involve all or sometimes certain characters. From these GM events, characters can be awarded with power slots. So be sure to keep an eye out for them. If your character is not logically in the area, or hasn't heard about the incident, then they may need to come up with a sensible reason. It is recommended that characters who make friends utilize a group chat on their phones. Add your friends to the group text so that when something important happens, they can be notified via text.
Left to Right: Renji Suzuka and Jugo Kanagawa
Episode One: Day One - What's a Hakkenshi?
Caretakers will be meeting their Hakkenshi for the first time. How your Caretaker stumbles across the bead is up to you. Whether or not Caretakers know each other on the first day of school is left up to the Caretakers.
Tag
This is the game tag you will use above each of your posts to tell everyone where your character is, who are they talking to, who is their owner/hakkenshi, or who are they indirectly talking about (talking with another character about someone not present or thinking about them). Please use this tag so that there is no confusion.
Code:
[b]Character Name:[/b]
[b]Bead:[/b] For Hakkenshi only. Delete this section if you are not a Hakkenshi.
[b]Master of:[/b] Hakkenshi name goes here. This is only for Caretakers. Delete this if you are not a caretaker.
[b]Grade:[/b] Freshman, Sophomore, Junior or Senior (Caretaker only)
[b]Date/Time:[/b] Day One, Morning (given to you)
[b]Location:[/b] Where are they specifically? (Example: Walking to school. In Home Room 1-A; in the courtyard of Satomi High, etc.; in the cafeteria of Satomi High, etc.)
[b]Tagging:[/b] (@ mention the player if relevant, otherwise none) [b]Mentioned:[/b] (@ tag the player mentioned)
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