To be honest - I didn't plan on becoming a teacher, hahaha! It's exhausting and at times - tiring. But it can also be quite rewarding - because you get to provide some essential services to the youngest. Although, being a teacher also feels hella weird. What even is a teacher? Here is my hit...

When it comes to Chinese Dynasties, I would say, Erik favors the Tang Dynasty (618-907) or the Han Dynasty (206 BC - 220 AD) simply because they boast the golden age of Chinese civilization and a high point in Chinese culture and the amazing advancements in science, technology, mathematics...

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OBVIOUSLY . . . . . TIEFLING BARD! Best choice for cute and lighthearted social play scenarios! [26 of 33 questions left]

I've had a long history with DeviantArt, joining back in 2004, being an active member until 2008. Since 2013, I've also been part of the Missing Stars Visual Novel team, though I actively contributed to asset development for just the first two years. My most extended stint in a D&D campaign was...

I found it on a minecraft ranking list and clicked on it. I was actually looking for a somewhat peaceful vanilla minecraft experience, but then I was intrigued by the japanese school roleplay setting. I wanted to stick to the niche of the nerdy academic overachiever and enjoy providing this...

Because she is royalty ಥ‿ಥ [29 of 33 questions left]

Yes/Maybe, although I do have adult responsibilities that significantly cut into my playtime. It is barely enough time to develop one or two characters. I could either graduate with Erik and join a faction that way, or use an adult Finster/Mori character from Erik's backstory. Should I ever...

I can see that you have a keen eye for storytelling and character design. Your style is reminiscent of drawings of people from East Asia that I've known. Impressive!

Welcomeee! You'll find that Karakura City is ripe with stories - but also crime . . . and weirdness. Keep an open mind and you'll fare just fine!

I actually don't have a specific kami that I favor. It's like the cheerleader effect. Japanese theater is impressive because of its diverse and broad cast of characters. However, I do have a favorite creature and a yokai that I find very silly. Favorite creature might be the Baku, because...

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Yes! (I'm also them. So him/them is both correct) [32 of 33 questions left]