Magical Girl in Another World - /qst/ (#6277309)

Anonymous ID: uV+k975I
7/19/2025, 11:48:20 PM No.6277309
God Save the King
God Save the King
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Rolled 7, 3, 20, 9, 5, 11, 5, 8, 3, 2, 12, 16 = 101 (12d20)

Some jackass with blinged out shades and an afro just ran you over with his bright red sportscar

Your body got sent flying into the air and crashed into a dumpster, but that wasn't what killed you.

Nor was it the coyote living in the dumpster. Oh, it mauled you real good and made you question the state of society, where dangerous animals like that roamed free in the city streets, but despite everything you were going to make it.

Even getting hit with a splash of corrosive acid - thrown by a fine young gentlemen who was probably aiming for the nearest unaccompanied woman scurrying about in violation of his peoples' religious law - would not be enough to kill you. Scar you and melt some of the flesh off your face? Of course! The pain was agonizing.

Deadly? Nope! As a proud Brit born and raised in London, you of course kept a stiff upper lip and did your best to keep calm and carry on. Even the local urban youth, who put a pause in their beatings of that poor oriental woman to come put a few more bruises could not get you down. For King and Country you would endure, just as your old man endured the bombings of blitz!

At least, until, the worst thing imaginable happened. You said something bad on the Twitter... wait, no, it's the X now that a certain Boer gentleman purchased it from the Yanks. Well, he is a Yank, but still.

[I say, country's going to hell in a handbasket! Wild animals running amok, hit and runs, and lads beating old ladies instead of helping them across the street! What's an Old Briton to do?]

"Oi!" five and a half seconds after you posted that, a bobby came up. "You got a loisence for that hate speech?"

"Blimey old chap, didn't mean nothin' by it," you tell the bobby, but he ain't having it. Sure, there's blood where the coyote bit you, and your shoulder's still a bit dislocated, and the bruises from the lads with the bats, but he's got a point. Complaining like that on the internet is just no good. "Just havin' an off day is all. First a bloke with a car near ran me over, then a coyote tore right into me, it did! Where'd that even come from, ain't those from across the pond?"

"Mate, I get your meaning, but still," the bobby claps you on the shoulder, the one partially melted from the acid. "You can't go sayin' that sort of thing on the Twitter... or the X. What have you. Let alone the new Brits who might think ya did mean sommat by it - an' I know you didn't, but the optics mate! - you might hurt the politicians' feelings."

"Oh shite, well now I feel right awful about meself," you apologize to the bobby. "No, wait, that's the acid. Think your clap got it into me bloodstream and now it's melting me heart."

"Right then, my mistake, shoulda just clapped ya in irons and brought you to the Yard," the bobby apologizes back to you. Unfortunately, you can barely hear him, as your consciousness has already begun to fade. "I'll let you off with a warning this time. Steady on!"
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Anonymous ID: uV+k975I
7/19/2025, 11:48:39 PM No.6277310
>>6277309 (OP)
Darkness takes you, but even that is not enough to kill the noble spirit of a Briton true.

Or, well, maybe it did and you're now in the afterlife.

"Oh dear!" Some lass what sounds like a Yank squeaks out in worry. Good heavens, are you in the other place? Angels wouldn't speak with an American accent, they'd have a proper posh British accent, they would! So you must be in Hell, or an American Hospital... which would be good care, but the price would make you wish you were in Hell! "Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear, this wasn't supposed to happen."

"Keep calm and carry on, lass," you push out a few words of encouragement from your partially melted lungs. That nice Pakistani fellow sure brewed up something nasty. "Nothing you can't fix except for death, and if I'm still talking I'm not dead yet."

"Yeah, I was going to ask you how, but that doesn't really matter right now," the woman's voice echoes through the dark and the black, multiplying and becoming a thousand. It would be almost soothing if she didn't sound like a bloody Yank. "You're going to pass, and you weren't supposed to for another ten years. Normally this could have been written off, but there's too much meddling going on in your world already. The Big Guy Upstairs won't be happy about this..."

"Well that's a right shame, I was lookin' forward to the next World Cup..." you grumble in disappointment. "And a Yank's workin' for the Big Guy? The Big J himself? World really is goin' to hell in a handbasket..."

You feel the being's gaze upon you, even if you cannot see it. Her voice holds no humor when she tells you, "You don't know the half of it."

"Doesn't really matter," you tell her. "I'll keep on carrying on, no matter what happens. That's the way of the Briton, innit?"

"Good attitude. That means we can balance things, just a little," the angel says. Angel, how do you know that? Well, you suppose it must be the chime of her voice, like a ringing silver bell. That and something instinctual deep within. You guess a few of those Yank gals on the telly have angelic faces, too. "Yes, we move an unexpected soul here, replace the loss of another one there... Okay, I think this will balance the scales. And because we're putting you someplace that's a bit unfair, you'll be getting a few benefits."

"Very good then," you tell the voice. "What's do you ya need me to do?"

"Well first... I'll roll you 12d20..."
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Anonymous ID: ZS5dRcmk
7/20/2025, 12:08:02 AM No.6277320
Rolled 15, 7, 10, 20, 2, 17, 14, 11, 19, 2, 7, 8 = 132 (12d20)

>>6277310
Rollando
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Anonymous ID: uV+k975I
7/20/2025, 12:57:27 AM No.6277357
RULE BRITANNIA
RULE BRITANNIA
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>>6277320
Stole roll six and on from your rolls, because they worked better for Miss(ter?) Britannia.

>>6277310
Your body shrinks. Or rather your body begins to take shape for the first time since everything went to darkness.

Oh dear it seems that the angel must have misgendered you.

As much as you may like a buxom young lass, you were very much not a buxom young lass when your string of misfortunes began to pile up on top of you. A buxom young lass in an outfit that harkens back to the good old days of the Empire. Aye, the skirt is shorter than the dresses worn by your granny, but the poofy shoulders of the blouse and the corset certainly match it. The stockings seem a bit short, leaving a bit of your thigh exposed before they meet your dress. The sleeves are actually quite similar, more like stockings for your arms that don't quite meet the actual sleeves of the blouse.

Odd, that. Almost as much as the decision to pair a lady's outfit with proper military boots that still somehow bring it all together. With that in mind, as if someone couldn't decide between good old British Musketeer and the fashionable outfits of a lady in the 19th century, a feathered beret now sits atop your hair, which is now as blonde as it was in your youth, yet also much longer, and put into curls.

"Oh no..." the angel, now revealed to be one of those wheels of eyes and fire, sounds quite panicked. "Oh no, no, no, no, no. I fucked up. I really fucked up!"

"What's wrong lass, I feel fine," you tell her. "Well, I do have a sudden and intense thirst for the tea of life, but I'm pretty sure that all red blooded Britons are like that! You know us and our love of tea. Though, hold on, there's something missing here, why do my hands feel empty...?"

With a swoosh, your sleeves open up a little, and a good old Winchester drops out of your garment and into your hand. It feels very right to hold, yet at the same time you know that no Briton should be holding a firearm without a proper license, something you've never sought! "Oh dear, terribly sorry, I've not a clue where this came from..."

The angel looks at the musket in your hand with naked fear - something surprising for a Yank, you thought they were all about guns. Don't they start shooting at one another at the tender age of three? She stammers out, "I... I should go. I have to go. Please don't go bringing about an apocalypse, I need to tell the others that there's another Dark Magical Girl out in the wilds now..."

"Oh, about that!" you call after the angel as she retreats into the void. "Could you undo the whole girl thing? Lovely as these pillows are, I don't think I'm modern enough to want them on my own chest..."

She does not respond save for a drawn out, "Sorry!"
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Anonymous ID: uV+k975I
7/20/2025, 12:58:28 AM No.6277360
>>6277357
After a few minutes, you realize that you are alone in the void. Sitting down, a throne made out of copies of the polished white Winchester in your hands appears. You aren't quite certain where it came from or why it seems to have just responded to your desire to sit, but you will face the unknown with unflappable British stoicism. Though that doesn't stop you from saying, "Bugger all, the angel ditched me, didn't she?"

The void does not answer.

The void does not judge.

It only stares into your soul with uncountable eyes, the stars themselves.

"Really could use a cuppa roight now," you mutter to yourself. Your fingers brush the brooch on your collar, a diamond that shines with the Union Jack in all its glory. God Save the King. God save you too, would he? "Well, no use just sittin' about now, is there? Should at least get up and stretch me legs, maybe find someone who can turn me back into a bloke."

It's not quite like what those modern folks say, bein' trapped in the wrong sex. The way they talk about it, it's like you're caged up and desperate to break free, but with a nice set of pillows and a pretty face you suppose it's more an inconvenience than a torture chamber. You'd like your willy back, you would, but it's not like you wanna chop the girls off or sommat like that. It's weird.

You spend a while contemplating it. Maybe you're just the type what doesn't get those symptoms, stiff upper lip and all that. British stoicism triumphing over any sense of wrongness that being a lass might be giving you.

"Keep calm and Christ on a cracker, wot!?" you start muttering that mantra to yourself, yet you're given quite the fright. One moment, there were the countless stars and the void, and then a bunch of doors just popped into existence! "Where did you all come from? Are you the ticket out of here... oh, what the bollocks am I sayin'? 'Course the doors would get me outta here."

There are countless doors. Which door do you choose?
>The shiny metal one.
>The rusted over steel door.
>The humble homely wooden door.
>The wood door with vines growing over it.
>The door that looks like a pane of glass.
>The door that's been gilded.
>The door that's made of flesh.
>The door that's made of bone.
>(Wirte In?)
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Anonymous ID: uV+k975I
7/20/2025, 12:59:29 AM No.6277361
>>6277360
Character Sheet
Name: Rupert Preston
Age: 62 and a Half
Race: Britannia Elemental, Possible Tea Vampire(?)
Magical Specialization: Dark Magical Girl (Gun)
Magical Weapon: Gun
Power: Regeneration
Perks
Cursed - You can steal the good fortune of other people and make it your own.
Elemental - Your body is made of indefatigable British patriotism, and possibly tea.
Sanctum - You have an affinity for Britain, the Colonies, and any land that you feel is sufficiently British. You can teleport anywhere within the "bounds of the Empire" and cannot die on British soil.
Parasite - You need to feed upon the tea of life which may or may not actually be blood. On the plus side, when you do, you become as strong as a Yankee hopped up on coffee or a Kraut who just ate his panzerchocolate. Which is to say nigh unstoppable.
Void Touched - It takes some time, but you're pretty sure you can find a way back to the Starlit Hall and the million doors if you try hard enough. You also can see dead possibilities, letting you avoid bad ends.
Focus - The brooch with the Union Jack upon it is your focus. As long as you wear it, you're much harder to push back or move, and much more durable.
Anonymous ID: ZS5dRcmk
7/20/2025, 2:22:54 AM No.6277417
>>6277360
>The wood door with vines growing over it.
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7/20/2025, 2:26:06 AM No.6277420
>>6277360
>>The door that's made of flesh.
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7/20/2025, 5:18:17 AM No.6277512
>>6277360
>The humble homely wooden door.
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7/20/2025, 2:37:50 PM No.6277665
>>6277360
>The shiny metal one.
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7/20/2025, 7:24:18 PM No.6277778
>>6277360
>The door that's been gilded.
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7/20/2025, 8:39:35 PM No.6277853
>>6277360
>The rusted over steel door.
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7/21/2025, 12:23:54 AM No.6277960
>>6277360
>The humble homely wooden door
Not my first choice, but want QM to have some tiebreaker
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7/21/2025, 7:25:34 PM No.6278343
>>6277360
>>The door that's made of flesh.
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7/21/2025, 7:30:00 PM No.6278347
>>6277360
>>The door that looks like a pane of glass