It has been a few months after the Eclipse Virus Incident and Mid-Childa is finally at peace and the veterans of the TSAB finally get some time off. However, Crime and Lost Logia still roam rampant around the universe threatening the newly won peace. A new generation of mages now must rise up to the challenge and protect the peace that their predecessors have fought hard for. This is the chronicles of their trails and journeys of their lives.

Welcome to Mid-Childa, the center of Magic Culture and home to the Time Space Administration Bureau. You have just been assigned to the TSAB alongside your fellow teenage mages. You have been handed the task of protecting the people of Mid-Childa from any and all future threats. The weight of this responsibility weighs heavily on the shoulders of you and your fellow mages. However, you and your fellows mages are determined to leave a mark and live up to the legacy of the people that came before them.

Getting Started
The first thing you need to do in this Role-Play is to create your own original character. It is highly recommended to read up on the Nanoha universe to understand the basics of the universe.

Groups and Organizations
There are many groups and organizations on Mid-Childa, ranging from the TSAB and the Saint Church to civilian organizations and criminal groups. Each one has their own interest and philosophies. Information on these groups can be found on the Groups tab where you can choose where your loyalties lie. You can choose to become a TSAB officer tasked with protecting the people of Mid-Childa or you can be a heartless criminal who doesn't have a care in the world. Whatever path you choose, there will be obstacles that will get in the way of your objectives.

Rules of Engagement
Combat is almost bound to happen in some form or another, ranging from magic duels to full drawn out aerial battles above the city. In order to keep this from getting chaotic and one-sided, there will be only two rules.

1. Both parties must be allowed to respond to each other's actions
If you are the Aggressor, you must allow enough time for your target to respond to your actions. This rules also applies to the Defender as well as they must give the Aggressor enough time to respond to the counter-attack.

2. No "One Shotting" anyone or using powerful spells without a good reason
No one is allowed to one shot anyone or use powerful spells randomly. This is to promote a more fun experience and to prevent the spamming of powerful spells all over the place.