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...we'd see the day when nobody died. But it ain't today, son.

Chapter 10 - Mission:
3A. Ashes to Ashes (Academy Path).

If you were evacuating academy students to the Academy, you would've just dropped someone off here.
As a result, you were close enough that the blast would've affected you.

You're still trying to figure out the origin of the Blast when you're thrown off your feet and across the road.
The ground is hard on impact, causing you tumble across the street for a time before coming to an abrupt stop -
The pain in your body is akin to being battered by from all sides with stones, your skin is burning from the heat.
You try to stand, but the world is spinning - You stumble around for a few minutes before managing to stagger to your feet.

The second thing to hit you is your guilt - This was a safe zone, you'd brought someone here to protect them.
But for all you know now, they're probably dead. Inadvertently, you may have just caused the death of a villager.

You turn to face the Akarikage's Castle, that's where the rest of the evacuees are - Will they meet the same fate?
You wish you could be two places at once, as you're left with a difficult choice of where to go and what to do.
Your injuries will make either path significantly more difficult, but you can't sit here and do nothing - Can you?

Your Task:
Draw or Write about your character's experience in the destruction of the Academy first hand.
You managed to survive the blast, but are by no means unscathed - You've never been in so much pain in your life.
After struggling to your feet, you're left with a choice - Limp to the Castle, or back to the wreckage.

Your Stamina will be reduced to 25% (Exhaustion and Serious Injury) due to the effects of the blast.

CHOOSE ONE:
Limp Towards the Wreckage: 1 Mission credit, this will decide your next Mission.
Limp Towards the Castle: 1 Mission credit, this will decide your next Mission.

Just because Lindsey liked my last comic, even though it wasn't even for TG, I had to try a comic again.

Description
...we'd see the day when nobody died. But it ain't today, son.

Chapter 10 - Mission:
3A. Ashes to Ashes (Academy Path).

If you were evacuating academy students to the Academy, you would've just dropped someone off here.
As a result, you were close enough that the blast would've affected you.

You're still trying to figure out the origin of the Blast when you're thrown off your feet and across the road.
The ground is hard on impact, causing you tumble across the street for a time before coming to an abrupt stop -
The pain in your body is akin to being battered by from all sides with stones, your skin is burning from the heat.
You try to stand, but the world is spinning - You stumble around for a few minutes before managing to stagger to your feet.

The second thing to hit you is your guilt - This was a safe zone, you'd brought someone here to protect them.
But for all you know now, they're probably dead. Inadvertently, you may have just caused the death of a villager.

You turn to face the Akarikage's Castle, that's where the rest of the evacuees are - Will they meet the same fate?
You wish you could be two places at once, as you're left with a difficult choice of where to go and what to do.
Your injuries will make either path significantly more difficult, but you can't sit here and do nothing - Can you?

Your Task:
Draw or Write about your character's experience in the destruction of the Academy first hand.
You managed to survive the blast, but are by no means unscathed - You've never been in so much pain in your life.
After struggling to your feet, you're left with a choice - Limp to the Castle, or back to the wreckage.

Your Stamina will be reduced to 25% (Exhaustion and Serious Injury) due to the effects of the blast.

CHOOSE ONE:
Limp Towards the Wreckage: 1 Mission credit, this will decide your next Mission.
Limp Towards the Castle: 1 Mission credit, this will decide your next Mission.

Just because Lindsey liked my last comic, even though it wasn't even for TG, I had to try a comic again.