Bloody Call
Klaudia Aricas
The town of coexistence "Grazheim" is a town where humans and a nonhuman species called "Hanki" coexist. However, hidden in the shadows of their ordinary daily life, a silent war is unfolding between the humans and Hanki.
The protagonist Futaba is an extremely normal girl who lives in that land. However, her father is a very influential figure there, and the leader of an organization called "Fly Call". Futaba spends her days normally completely unaware of that truth.
One day, after coming home from school as usual, her house has been turned upside down and her mother is nowhere to be seen. In a daze, Futaba was about to be kidnapped by those same men.
In the nick of time, two beautiful twins called Reimei and Shirou, suddenly appeared to save her. These twins seemed to have worked as bodyguards for Futaba's father. The two of them received a last request from Futaba's father, "After I die, I want you to protect my daughter.", so they came to find her.
Reimei requests that Futaba becomes the next head of Fly Call. Futaba had heard that her father died in a traffic accident when she was young. She couldn't accept this sudden turn of events as being the truth.
Of course she refused to become Fly Call's next head. However, the source of her mothers attack was from a fellow resistance "organization". In order to get her mother back, Futaba decides to live at her fathers mansion.
Will she be able to rescue her kidnapped mother?
What are the goals of the kidnappers enemy organization "NEDE"?
Also, what is the true meaning behind her being targeted...
[Translated from the official site]
Since Reimei was so strict about her actions at first, Futaba skipped school one day to look for her mother around the city. However, she met Kugami on her way out of the school. Futaba then told him that her mother was abducted and she wanted to look for her. Kugami then let her out of school, surprising her.
After Futaba quitted school, she received a call from Kugami. He asked her to meet him since he wanted to return something that she left in his office last time, which turns out to be a button. Kugami asked Futaba why did she quit school, and again told her to talk to him about her worries.
Since Kugami promised not to leak out her worries, Futaba then told him everything without revealing the truth about Freikorps and NEDE. She said that someone is aiming for her life, and so she decided to quit school because it might bring danger to others. Futaba noted that Kugami listened seriously without doubting or laughing at her, even though he also knew about her mother.
Knowing that Futaba felt sad because she had to leave the school she loved, Kugami asked her to meet him the next Sunday. He will tell Futaba about the things happening at school, which would be better than her staying home all day long. Futaba agreed to meet him again.
After finding out the situation, Jin asked Harphas to give his life to him instead. There must be another way to use the thing inside of him. If it went out of control again, he will stop it. He ordered him to live, and he will guide his way. Harphas has been living his life for Jin ever since.
However, the time limit for that power ran out after Cabracan used his second bugai, the armor. It was then when Futaba remembered what Abel said about Grim Reaper, that its strength was on par with a bugai. Using Grim Reaper, both Futaba and Harphas delivered the final strike to Cabracan.
For Kugami, you can see a striking resemblance he shared with Harphas if you take a closer look. I noticed this the first time I played the game, but his story is still good even though I figured out his real identity already. And yeah, Jin is the real main guy lol.
No, +% Physical damage or anything that specifies Physical specifically are specific to Physical damage. (e.g. -x% Physical resistance that is present on the skill Curse of Frailty for the Occultist).
Edit: There is a stat for +% to all Damage for example, Squad Tactics for the Soldier gives a source of this which as you would imagine effects all types of damage dealt by your character such as Fire, Acid, Pierce etc.
You can also buff pets with auras. Buffs with a radius to them such as Blood of Dreeg or Flame Touched will also effect your pet evident by them receiving a graphical effect or if they have a character window, the buff icons will appear beneath their health and energy bars.
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Futaba Hijiri is just an average girl, But her father was actually the boss of a big group called Fly Call (she didn't know). One day, when she comes back home, she finds her house to be such a mess. Also, her mother is gone.... When she is at a loss of what to do, a group of men suddenly appear and try to abduct Futaba. She doesn't know who they are, but Reimei and Shirou appear and save her. Reimei and Shirou are the bodyguards served under her father. Reimei askes her to be the next boss of the Fly Call. She also hears that her father lost his life when she was a kid. Since she can't believe it, she refuses his offer. But she knows that her missing mother is related to his father's group, so she decides to stay at her father's house. Will she be able to save her mother...?
From: ErogeShop