桂 Kei-Ma

Konoha’s Lazy Knight. Penned by: Flicker 21+ Mun

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Drinking Game: "Konoha shinobi are WEAK."

“Yeah? we save your brother and that’s the kinda treatment we get? Nice to know how you feel about us.”

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//Asks are open now.

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Drinking Game: Every time you send an opinion that my muse hates or disagrees with, they will have to take a shot of whiskey.

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@spikyhairedsilhouette

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Send me a ⭐️ for a random starter

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My muse hasn’t seen your muse in a year. Send me a 💥 for a knock at the door.

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        “I stopped looking for someone to love me.                   I became that person instead.”

           moonescent, a hina.ta hyu.ga roleplay blog. penned by vana.              if you are not a roleplay blog, don’t reblog this.                     promo cred. template cred.  img cred.

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♘ RP Promo♘

❝Knight (桂). This was the prominent designation his esteemed Sensei had distinguished him as all those years back. One of the key vital placements found on the shōgi board. Strong, valuable, and subtle. A piece whose impending attacks are the trickiest to pinpoint. It starts off at the back of the game board. Silent and concealed. Safely tucked away behind the pawns and bishop or rook, tactically protected by the lance and silver general. A carefree unworried agent, needless to advance upon any troubles. Yet being one of the most significant players on the board, this never lasts for long. It will eventually develop into an indispensable fundamental piece in every game, if you’re playing correctly.

This was what his life had slowly integrated itself into. A knight who‘d once found himself exempt of any confrontation of trouble; a child, free enough from responsibilities to able to lay back and stare up at the clouds; safely guarded behind his sensei, father, and numerous other shinobi in konohagakure. But as the game kept unfolding, and time kept hastening, the excruciating game continued to eradicate players out, forcing new ones to grasp their place in an unending endeavor to protect the King.

A knight could never escape his destiny. His crucial role had been determined from the very beginning. A responsibility which could not be swayed away, for its exclusive talent holds a function no other piece can replace. Now, the knight found himself mid board, a central key in the core of everything. A leader in his village, and advisor to the golden generals. A substantial strategic piece, undoubtedly essential to all. ❞