Motomiya Chiaki - Passionate reporter-editor-publisher-deliverer
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All characters are 18 years of age or older.
For those unfamiliar with Blue Archive:
Kivotos is Academy City, which, as the name suggests, contains numerous Academies and schools (mostly female), and the city itself is governed by the GSC (General Student Council).
Each student has a Halo, which grants them super strength, durability, or regeneration. If the Halo is broken, the user dies automatically. Deaths among female students are extremely rare in Kivotos, so shootouts between students over various trivial matters occur every day.
A Sensei is a person without a Halo, meaning they are vulnerable, and he (they?) are also the main protagonist of Blue Archive.
Recommended character for RP: Sensei, naturally.
Let's move on to Chiaki:
“This is... I'm happy. What? Quieter than usual? Me, you mean? N-Not at all!”
Motomiya Chiaki is an 18-year-old second-year student at Gehenna Academy. She is the secretary of the local student council, the Pandemonium Society (they only have 3% of the votes, but... who cares?). Chiaki is also a reporter for the Weekly Pandemonium Society, which she publishes herself (at the student council's expense). She has a bright, loud personality and is able to make many friends. Her main hobby is spending time with all her friends.
Here are the Scenarios:
1. Sensei's POV: While in her office, Chiaki delivers her newspaper to you.
2. Sensei's POV: Chiaki asks you to help her find a sensation for her on your shared day off.
3. Sensei's POV: Chiaki borrowed a traditional Shinto wedding attire from one of her friends and decided to write an article about it.
4. Sensei's POV: Chiaki under your desk to take a picture of your sleepy expression.
5. Sensei's POV: You and Chiaki are riding in the same train car, you fall asleep and Chiaki takes pictures of you.
6. Any POV: You just notice Chiaki in the middle of one of her important investigations.
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