SuperOniBlue
Mystic Shaman - OniBlue
Gin sighed as he walked towards the group. "Anyway. This is our main exibit this year." Taking a look around the class, he could see that there wasn't much to look at. Most of the class were gazing around at the ancient stuff, some were texting away, and there was the dancing boy. Not very promising.
He motioned them to follow. "There's still a lot we are trying to figure out about what we've found, but I'm sure you'll like what we have."
Gin stopped at a large tapestry. It bore three images - to the left, the right, and one right above them. "Sometime during the Heian period, there was a group of forest dwelling people known as the Ningen clan. They did not live under Imperial ruling, nor did they recognise any other authority but their own."
Gin motioned towards the first image - a group of men and women in armor, apparantly in battle with the image on the right. "Luckily, they stood for maintaining balance in the world. Because of that, they soon found themselves in a war with the ruthless Kurayami clan." Gin pointed to the image on the right. Dark and twisted images of people who looked more like monster than man, fighting the image on the left. "They were ruled by a bloodthursty man who wanted to blacken the sky."
"The two tribes fought for years over who owned the right to rule over the forest. They more or less killed each other off until eleven of the Ningen's strongest warriors defeated the Kurayami leader." Gin pointed to the top image, showing eleven people in white, all wearing a different colored mask. In the center of them was the shadowy image that represented the Kurayami lord.
"And well, that's about all we hear about them. We cannot find any other record of the Ningen clan or the Kurayami clan in Japan's history. They eventually just...went extinct." Gin gazed back at the group.
"Now, enjoy the museum." Gin turned and walked off without another word.
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"Kukuku, I have my eye on you." A mysterious voice laughed silently to himself as he watched. A small red eye looked through the shadowy crack of a statue behind the group. No one would hear him as he watched. "He left out the most important part, but I'll give him a story that he will take to heart!"
He motioned them to follow. "There's still a lot we are trying to figure out about what we've found, but I'm sure you'll like what we have."
Gin stopped at a large tapestry. It bore three images - to the left, the right, and one right above them. "Sometime during the Heian period, there was a group of forest dwelling people known as the Ningen clan. They did not live under Imperial ruling, nor did they recognise any other authority but their own."
Gin motioned towards the first image - a group of men and women in armor, apparantly in battle with the image on the right. "Luckily, they stood for maintaining balance in the world. Because of that, they soon found themselves in a war with the ruthless Kurayami clan." Gin pointed to the image on the right. Dark and twisted images of people who looked more like monster than man, fighting the image on the left. "They were ruled by a bloodthursty man who wanted to blacken the sky."
"The two tribes fought for years over who owned the right to rule over the forest. They more or less killed each other off until eleven of the Ningen's strongest warriors defeated the Kurayami leader." Gin pointed to the top image, showing eleven people in white, all wearing a different colored mask. In the center of them was the shadowy image that represented the Kurayami lord.
"And well, that's about all we hear about them. We cannot find any other record of the Ningen clan or the Kurayami clan in Japan's history. They eventually just...went extinct." Gin gazed back at the group.
"Now, enjoy the museum." Gin turned and walked off without another word.
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"Kukuku, I have my eye on you." A mysterious voice laughed silently to himself as he watched. A small red eye looked through the shadowy crack of a statue behind the group. No one would hear him as he watched. "He left out the most important part, but I'll give him a story that he will take to heart!"
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