Mission
It was taking a little bit of time, but Lagi was just starting to get used to handling the moon rabbits and keep them at an organized pace, even when he wasn't around. The introduction of more female s in the group was something akin to changing the culture of the moon rabbits, where they managed to pair up and mate differently depending on the females that they chose. Of course, this led tot he moon rabbits fighting amongst each other for favor among the females, but those who were strong and came out on top were the ones that usually got their way. Besides staying out of their newly created culturalistic spats, Lagi figured that it was time to get to work and teach them what he always wanted to teach them, to fight on command. The moon rabbits already had the solidarity in place that involved acting as an organized unity, the moved very naturally around each other and cannibalism was rare among the species. With the kind of solidarity that they had in some retrospects, coordination was the highest key point that the beasts had going for them.
It also helped that Lagi had basically squeezed himself into the mix as the "master of the group", regardless of the fact that he was, in fact, human and not of the race of the moon rabbits at all. established at an earlier pace, as well as the preset hierarchy already in place, the moon rabbits trusted lagi and listened to him. This made the teaching part a lot easier, with lagi soon learning that the intelligence of the creatures actually bolstered their capabilities of understanding speech to a small degree, which was mostly what lagi taught when it came to main plans or complicated commands. They already moved as a tribal unit with the new introduction of the females in the litter, along with adjusting their diet to not completely rely on meat, they were well behaved on Lagi's command, to say the least. That is to say that they behaved well only around lagi, outsiders were promptly attacked and chased aggressively.
"Hmm, maybe I should put all of that excess energy to good use."
A few weeks or so with the moon rabbits involved making small adjustments to their own self-created culture, as well as teaching them, better coordination in regards to their movements and how they attack. Some tests were based upon other larger packs of predators that reside within the deep woods of the jade mountainside. The test involved two sorts of actions that Lagi wanted to study. The first was to send the rabbits on orders without supervision whatsoever, the second was to dictate orders to the rabbits while he was currently around.
"This shouldn't be too hard. Ok everyone, gather up, we are going to attack a group of Rock Mountian lions. A whole pack, but I want to leave the casualties to a minimum. " It was at that point that Lagi set up a strategy of some sort, assigning different rabbits to do different things. After that, he waited.
WC- 522/1500
- Spoiler:
- Assignment Name: Warrior Monsters: A Second Deal
Assignment Rank: B
Assignment Location: Kou
Assignment Rewards: 200xp/15,000 Huang
Profession Prerequisites: Beast Master
Assignment Overview: Teaching these creatures skills or acts that they wouldn't normally do is an El Nagi specialty, and guerilla tactics.They learn fast and that's what counts and with lagi's general war strategies and expertise of being a member of the dark hand and the former general of the unity corps, these monsters can become a disposable strike force for Kou's command...for another good deal.
It was taking a little bit of time, but Lagi was just starting to get used to handling the moon rabbits and keep them at an organized pace, even when he wasn't around. The introduction of more female s in the group was something akin to changing the culture of the moon rabbits, where they managed to pair up and mate differently depending on the females that they chose. Of course, this led tot he moon rabbits fighting amongst each other for favor among the females, but those who were strong and came out on top were the ones that usually got their way. Besides staying out of their newly created culturalistic spats, Lagi figured that it was time to get to work and teach them what he always wanted to teach them, to fight on command. The moon rabbits already had the solidarity in place that involved acting as an organized unity, the moved very naturally around each other and cannibalism was rare among the species. With the kind of solidarity that they had in some retrospects, coordination was the highest key point that the beasts had going for them.
It also helped that Lagi had basically squeezed himself into the mix as the "master of the group", regardless of the fact that he was, in fact, human and not of the race of the moon rabbits at all. established at an earlier pace, as well as the preset hierarchy already in place, the moon rabbits trusted lagi and listened to him. This made the teaching part a lot easier, with lagi soon learning that the intelligence of the creatures actually bolstered their capabilities of understanding speech to a small degree, which was mostly what lagi taught when it came to main plans or complicated commands. They already moved as a tribal unit with the new introduction of the females in the litter, along with adjusting their diet to not completely rely on meat, they were well behaved on Lagi's command, to say the least. That is to say that they behaved well only around lagi, outsiders were promptly attacked and chased aggressively.
"Hmm, maybe I should put all of that excess energy to good use."
A few weeks or so with the moon rabbits involved making small adjustments to their own self-created culture, as well as teaching them, better coordination in regards to their movements and how they attack. Some tests were based upon other larger packs of predators that reside within the deep woods of the jade mountainside. The test involved two sorts of actions that Lagi wanted to study. The first was to send the rabbits on orders without supervision whatsoever, the second was to dictate orders to the rabbits while he was currently around.
"This shouldn't be too hard. Ok everyone, gather up, we are going to attack a group of Rock Mountian lions. A whole pack, but I want to leave the casualties to a minimum. " It was at that point that Lagi set up a strategy of some sort, assigning different rabbits to do different things. After that, he waited.
WC- 522/1500
- Spoiler:
- Undeniable Command: Having instilled respect through fear, the Beast Master is able to give commands to the beast it has 'broken in'. As the beast fears the Beast Master to such a degree, it believes that any command given by its 'master' is less likely to harm it than disobeying its 'master'. They will, therefore, occasionally perform tasks that may otherwise be considered suicidal. Depending on how long this beast as been broken in will cause the complexity of the commands to be broken down (A creature just broken in might only be able to follow basic commands, such as 'follow', 'defend', or 'attack', whereas a creature that has been with the Beast Master for some time would be able to be trained various 'tricks'). The sole exception to following the command would be in the event that the opposition is another PC, or some Staff-Ran NPCs.
Advanced Training: Having extensive training and being raised in an environment saturated in the techniques of training beasts, Lagi has the knowledge and ability to know how to train beasts to do things that they normally wouldn't be able to do, within reason. Examples of these things is the training of monkeys in a sword-fighting style, or teaching any creature that would normally be unable to carry messages to do so. It can not be used to teach a creature something that they are physically unable to do.