Jack Baker

@J.R. ((You know what, screw it... I'm summoning it now)) "I'm 19, you twit!" he shouted at him. He was getting stressed again, even more stressed than before, he didn't know why. Then the junk came flying at him, with a pot hitting him hard on the head, and knocking him down. They were getting away, and his vision began to blacken. Suddenly, he large a large garbage bin flying towards him, heavy enough to crush him. This was it. He was going to die, to children no less. No. He couldn't. He wouldn't allow it. No. No! NO!!! Suddenly, his head began to hurt, with a pain worse than a thousand headaches, as the garbage dump bin, along with more random junk was getting closer to him. The pain was enough to wake him up, and he clutched his head in agony, screaming. A blue glow began to form around him, and after a few seconds a sound like shattering glass could be heard, and Raze was enveloped in a pillar blue energy. Then, something shot out of the pillar in front of him. It was humanoid in appearance, dressed in a dark blue garb with white gloves and white boots. Coffins surrounded it, formed like a pair of wings, which were floating and chained to its back. It face was metallic, with sharp looking edges, and it held a sword in its left hand. The creature let out a roar, a roar so fierce and horrifying it sounded like all the demons and monsters from all of Tartarus screaming in unison. It could be heard all over Bangcolt. With its sword, it sliced all of the debris flying in Raze's direction in half, the debris landing past Raze, who was still clutching his head. The pain stopped, and he looked up in disbelief. What had happened... and what was this thing protecting him? The creature looked towards the two fillies, who were about to escape. As if he knew what Raze was thinking, he zoomed toward the both of them, gliding through the air. It was approaching them at a frightening speed, destroying the skate board the colt was riding with a swing of its sword. It floated in front of him, and roared in his face, reaching for him with his free hand.

Thanatos is strong against weapons and dark magic, ok against other types of magic, but extremely weak to light magic. Masakado is also strong against weapons and darkness, and ok against all other types of magic. He's not particularly weak against specific types of spells. Also, any damage the Persona takes is translated back to Raze, so hitting Thanatos with a light spell will not only hurt and destroy the Persona, but also do a lot of damage to Raze as well. Also, destroying a Persona doesn't mean it's gone forever, it just means it will take some time before it can be summoned again.

It was either him or Masakado, a samurai from the Heian Era of Japan.

Yeah.

Alright, well I guess I'll introduce the Persona to you guys then. It's name is Thanatos, the Greek personification of death. He is the son of Nyx, primordial goddess of night, and twin brother to Hypnos, the God of sleep.

@J.R. It really depends on the Persona; some are more weapon oriented, and have things like swords and spears and stuff, some are more magic oriented, and can casts spells or heal others or the user. Some specialize in both. For example: the Persona Surt is a Persona based off of a Norse god of the same name. He's the God of fire, and would specialize in fire-based magic. However, since he also wields a sword, he can also use that. I'm making Raze's Persona a mostly physical Persona, with it being able to cast one or two spells, at the most. And I know already which one I'm gonna use By the way, I should mention: all Personas are based off of creatures and dieties from different religions and cultures. A couple of them are based off of ancient historical figures (Julius Caesar is a Persona!)

@@J.R., Summoning only takes an instant, however one would need a medium of summoning that would invoke those feelings of fear and death, i.e. an object shaped like a gun, which in this case, I'll have the Persona give to Raze. In order to summon it, Raze would point the gun to his head, and pull the trigger. Keep in mind, there's no bullets in it. This is the main way people summoned their Personas in Persona 3, the gun being called an "Evoker". Personas, as far as I've seen, only take like a couple hits in before they disappear, but are extremely powerful and fast. They can be summoned again and again, but summoning them takes a huge mental and physical toll on the user.

@@J.R., Well, I was planning to find a good time to use it; he doesn't actually have one yet. Raze has to go through something extremely terrifying/stressful first, or have a near-death experience, in order to gain one. Which, hasn't happened yet. So he wouldn't be using it now, maybe in the near future? Which, might be nearer than you think.

@@J.R., So anyway, I was wondering if it's ok to give Raze the ability to summon a Persona. Basically, think of it as a guardian spirit, that can only be summoned when the user is exposed to extreme fear, or if the user gives himself/herself up to death/accepts death.

MORE BAD DECISIONS! YAY

So, I am very tempted into incorporating a Persona into Raze's character...

@@J.R., Raze looked back, and sighed in frustration, quickly turning around and making his way back. I don't know whose worse in smugness, the baroness or this guy, he thought, sprinting quickly towards the both of them. He began to catch up to them and, drawing his katana, sliced the wheels of the skateboard in half.

Well Magos said I could. Mostly to do what he said and "troll Agririon with it". I'm not going to make a complete 180 on Raze's decisions in the RP, not yet anyway. If I've already forced my OC to make some bad decisions, then I'm gonna try and keep going with it. And I never said he wasn't going to take her to the hospital

Raze saw what she was doing, and pushed the wheelchair opposite of where she was trying to dive out from. "You're making a big mistake!" he said to her while he was still running. "This is all a big misunderstanding, I don't know what that dumb wraith Kellog's Boo-- I mean, Agririon told you about me, but it ain't true!"

Raze sighed as Agririon left. Was he too harsh? Possibly. Then again, two ponies with relatively short fuses tend to clash with each other rather easily. Although, he had only developed this short fuse of his recently. Agririon was right, he couldn't control himself around ponies like the baroness; his experiences with them were just too much for him to suppress his emotions. With what was going on, and how everyone seemed to be treating him, he couldn't help but be pissed and snarky all the time. He looked up. This wasn't how he supposed to be acting. Reflecting on the past events, from destroying and taking the baroness's crown, to being chased around the city, to dueling and nearly killing the baroness herself... He sighed again in frustration. He needed to calm down, and think of a plan. Too late to change what happened in the past. He remembered his main rule when it came to situations like this: "Results beat idealism". He looked down from the rooftops, and saw the pony he met before with some... dude on a skateboard. He looked like the kind of guy you'd find on the front of a cereal box, or on a can of soda. It seems they were heading towards the direction of the hospital. Agririon knew her, and it seemed she was someone important. And it seemed like the wraith told her to avoid him, which only made him think: "I need to know who she is." He began to think about how to approach the both of them, but they were quickly getting away, forcing him to think of a plan on the fly. He reached into his bag, and found a smoke grenade inside. Looking at it, an idea popped into his head. He quietly followed them, then ran ahead and jumped off the roof, landing into an alleyway ahead of them. Taking the pin off the grenade, he came out as soon as he saw they were close, and walked past them. "Hey, Pony Hawk," he said to the pony on the skateboard, taking his hoof and pressing the smoke grenade against it. "Hold that for me, please." Before the grenade exploded, he ran up to the mare and grabbed her, wheelchair and all, before making a mad dash away from the hospital. @J.R.

Does he charge for that stuff, or...

What??? And she looked so sweet in the RP too...

...She did what now?

So, he's using the "Infected Blanket" tactic, giving someone a gift that's actually a huge disease-ridden trap? Wow. And he's a using a kid too, instead of a blanket. That's... pretty low.

Admit it, it's pretty funny. I think Agririon finds it funny too.

Speaking of which, I now dub Agririon's new nickname to be "Kellogg's Boo Berry". Congratulations.

Got it. On an unrelated note, playing Pokemon Go indoors is awkward, and breaks the immersion.

Got any hints?On how to get her involved I mean.

Oops did I accidentally piss off a wraith?

The Persona games are pretty good, with the third one being my favorite. Although some of the ways to summon a Persona are... a bit controversial.