Regardless of whether Ritsuka was kidnapped or would-be rescuer she was probably kidnapped, let's be honest she plans to at least put in a good effort at these games. Honestly, as far as she's concerned, a little and occasionally mildly dangerous competition is a pretty tame deal, especially for creatures like fae. So she, for one, isn't bothering much with complaints and instead is setting to work.
Most likely, you'll spot her attempting the obstacle course, which Ritsuka is actually... not terrible at! She's not fast and doesn't have any moves, but it's clear she's pretty used to being physically active. Somewhat less often, she'll at least make the occasional attempt at the combat ring, though her inexperience at actually fighting herself clearly shows.
And then there's the ribbons, which she definitely has no idea what to do with. Offer some help or advice? Or tell her it's not worth bothering?
[II. Marathon Running]
Of all things, this is probably where Ritsuka, for once, really shines. Not because she's fast, oh no, but when you've spent as much time as she has traversing all kinds of terrain on foot, well, you acquire a bit of stamina. Not to mention, for once, having a tendency to turn into a fox actually comes in handy, letting her slip through small spaces or avoid getting stuck in mud.
That said, the dragon is definitely a problem. She doesn't really have the means to fight, which means either sneaking past with some careful use of illusions (and hoping the talking head doesn't give her away too soon) or... sitting back and hoping someone else who can take on a dragon comes along.
"So... Think we can get past if we work together?"
[III. A Day of Duels]
Perhaps oddly, for someone who broadly has a strong dislike for fighting, the duels in principle don't seem to bother Ritsuka much. So long as people end them when one party yields, and everyone keeps it relatively friendly, it can be all in good fun, after all? Which is why she can often be found in the stands when someone she knows is in the ring, cheering on her friends. Or, if someone's been hurt, possibly rushing to help with her recently-acquired healing magic.
Alternatively, if you've found yourself in the ring with her, whether as an ally or an opponent? Well, she definitely doesn't seem too put out about it, given her greeting: "Let's make this a good, friendly match!"
[IV. A Dash through the Park]
Later in the month, once all that fae business is settled, things are probably more or less back to normal. By Kaisou standards, at least. Whether or not a two-tailed fox tearing through the park with a swarm of bees hot on its tails counts as 'normal', however... well, that's just a matter of perspective, isn't it?
Should Ritsuka see someone she recognizes, she'll try to shout a warning. Did you know she turned into a kitsune sometimes? Well, now you do! Alternatively, perhaps she ran right into you as she tried to look over her shoulder to see if the bees are still after her... (They are.)
[V. Swimming Lesson(?) - CLOSED to Vash]
Ritsuka's standing at the edge of the lake, already decked out in her magic cloak. This whole thing seemed like a good plan for getting Vash to at least try going in a body of water--the lake only went so deep, and lacked big waves or currents like the ocean, so it'd definitely be pretty safe. Plus, if they found that special plant, they'd get paid! The trick was, of course, convincing Vash to actually go through with all this.
"Don't worry, if anything happens, I can use the cloak to help get you out. I've already tested it out a few times!"
Surely nothing could go wrong...
[Wildcard]
As always, feel free to hit me up in PMs or Discord (Altocumulus) or just throw a tag my way! As far as duels go I'm still open to plotting; Ritsuka's pretty lacking in offensive abilities but has decent dodge game, at least. THAT SAID I'm fine with her getting her butt handed to her, just no death please!
Ritsuka Fujimaru | Fate/Grand Order | open!
Regardless of whether Ritsuka was kidnapped or would-be rescuer
she was probably kidnapped, let's be honestshe plans to at least put in a good effort at these games. Honestly, as far as she's concerned, a little and occasionally mildly dangerous competition is a pretty tame deal, especially for creatures like fae. So she, for one, isn't bothering much with complaints and instead is setting to work.Most likely, you'll spot her attempting the obstacle course, which Ritsuka is actually... not terrible at! She's not fast and doesn't have any moves, but it's clear she's pretty used to being physically active. Somewhat less often, she'll at least make the occasional attempt at the combat ring, though her inexperience at actually fighting herself clearly shows.
And then there's the ribbons, which she definitely has no idea what to do with. Offer some help or advice? Or tell her it's not worth bothering?
[II. Marathon Running]
Of all things, this is probably where Ritsuka, for once, really shines. Not because she's fast, oh no, but when you've spent as much time as she has traversing all kinds of terrain on foot, well, you acquire a bit of stamina. Not to mention, for once, having a tendency to turn into a fox actually comes in handy, letting her slip through small spaces or avoid getting stuck in mud.
That said, the dragon is definitely a problem. She doesn't really have the means to fight, which means either sneaking past with some careful use of illusions (and hoping the talking head doesn't give her away too soon) or... sitting back and hoping someone else who can take on a dragon comes along.
"So... Think we can get past if we work together?"
[III. A Day of Duels]
Perhaps oddly, for someone who broadly has a strong dislike for fighting, the duels in principle don't seem to bother Ritsuka much. So long as people end them when one party yields, and everyone keeps it relatively friendly, it can be all in good fun, after all? Which is why she can often be found in the stands when someone she knows is in the ring, cheering on her friends. Or, if someone's been hurt, possibly rushing to help with her recently-acquired healing magic.
Alternatively, if you've found yourself in the ring with her, whether as an ally or an opponent? Well, she definitely doesn't seem too put out about it, given her greeting: "Let's make this a good, friendly match!"
[IV. A Dash through the Park]
Later in the month, once all that fae business is settled, things are probably more or less back to normal. By Kaisou standards, at least. Whether or not a two-tailed fox tearing through the park with a swarm of bees hot on its tails counts as 'normal', however... well, that's just a matter of perspective, isn't it?
Should Ritsuka see someone she recognizes, she'll try to shout a warning. Did you know she turned into a kitsune sometimes? Well, now you do! Alternatively, perhaps she ran right into you as she tried to look over her shoulder to see if the bees are still after her... (They are.)
[V. Swimming Lesson(?) - CLOSED to Vash]
Ritsuka's standing at the edge of the lake, already decked out in her magic cloak. This whole thing seemed like a good plan for getting Vash to at least try going in a body of water--the lake only went so deep, and lacked big waves or currents like the ocean, so it'd definitely be pretty safe. Plus, if they found that special plant, they'd get paid! The trick was, of course, convincing Vash to actually go through with all this.
"Don't worry, if anything happens, I can use the cloak to help get you out. I've already tested it out a few times!"
Surely nothing could go wrong...
[Wildcard]
As always, feel free to hit me up in PMs or Discord (Altocumulus) or just throw a tag my way! As far as duels go I'm still open to plotting; Ritsuka's pretty lacking in offensive abilities but has decent dodge game, at least. THAT SAID I'm fine with her getting her butt handed to her, just no death please!