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Hello bonjour, I am bringing this compromise to the attention of others specifically staff again (since reply messages drowned it out), since if the staff do agree as SJ has, we would at least be able to progress forward and decide on what constitutes reasons of invisibility.

*returns to hide behind pillar and watch debate unfurl*

Okay, let us try the best of both worlds.

I believe that staff should be allowed to be invisible, since an all-staff invisible clause would be unnecessary, primarily for the reasons GS and Misty have stated. However, at the same time, perhaps any staff being invisible without a good reason for being invisible should be discouraged for the reasons stated in the OP and Jiku's post. That way, staff continue to have the same liberties while being more approachable.

For a quick moment, Vega attempts to feel whether or not she has any pockets, and after a brief search, it appears there are no cavities on her clothing. Her clothing, however, is rather soft - almost like pajamas of a sort. She does not remember ever owning pajamas, but then again, she remembers little about her pre-amnesia life. With the security of her new identity, she is able to move more quickly through the darkness, allowing her to search the dark crannies of the room more easily. However, it is still dark enough to make herself stumble, so she decides to be very careful.

She eventually comes across a strange object on the ground. Groping her hand around it for a few moments, she is able to reach a handle, and picks up the object. Bringing it close to her face, Vega realizes that this is a Mirror. Perhaps this Mirror was put here on purpose? Perhaps it may even assist her in coming across a source of light. She wonders if there has been any damage to her face in general.

ITEMS GAINED

[o] [Mirror]​

>_

The girl briefly has a rush of names go through her head. It is as if she has all heard of these names before, but she is unsure of whether or not they would actually be her names and not simply the names of those she knew before her memory loss. She thinks and ponders and sets the names before her, in her mind.

Vidya
Elise
Gion
Anastasia

Why ever did these names feel so significant to the poor young girl? And yet, she did not wish to take the risk of stealing the name of another, so quickly, so haphazardly, without such consent. She could not choose. So, instead, the ingenious girl did the best thing she could do with the names that rushed through her brain like raindrops in a storm. She combined the names, or rather, the first letters of each name, in an acronym she found fitting.

She retrieved the Paper Slip and, using her blooded finger, wrote down her new name.

And thus, from that point on the young girl would be known as Vega, now with the power of an identity before her fingertips.

As if on cue, the Paper Slip disintegrated in her hands. But, at the same time, she felt the thickness of the dark shadow around her lessen in quality. She felt that she would be able to move around. She did not stop to wonder about the Paper Slip, as Vega, in the wretches of this room, began to feel the first pangs of fear.

NAME GAINED:

> Vega

???​

ITEMS LOST:

[x] [Paper Slip]​

> _

The girl stumbles in the dark. The darkness feels almost completely solid, as if it is a thick black fog or she was in one of her favourite video games and the rest of the stage forgot to render. However, the girl stops herself for a second. She thinks deeply, and then smiles to herself as her mind begins to open up a small crack very slightly. It appears the girl remembers that she liked video games, particularly one named Idaia. However, the girl is only able to remember the name of her favourite video game, and nothing of what it was about.

> MEMORY: Video Games

Video games are fun to play, especially fantastic ones featuring large amounts of powers. Idaia was your favourite game.​

This, however, does not help the girl find any sort of light source. It is as if the darkness is dragging down her body, and causing it to become weaker and slower. The girl looks back at the note, and reads it over. At this point, her cut finger bore only a dull stinging sensation, but upon leaving a small imprint of blood on the paper slip, the girl is stricken with an idea.

> Write your name using the blood from your finger

The girl now has something to write with, but she must consider her name, and ponder deeply, for she has the ability to name herself.

>_

So much beauty.

Xehanort, Xehanort, and Xehanort.

Reading.

(Also tennis, pool, hockey, golf, and fencing as was said here.)

Message from beyond the grave.

Now now, my dear Terra. Be wary of the efforts of revolution in unsightly hands, like with many revolutions around the world!

Whatever do you mean, sir? The staff have cared for a large amount of time, especially the people you have said you have not seen done anything!...

Roxas .

Makaze-chan, please take the trolling elsewhere.

If you wish to get into debates then I recommend going back to the mathematics I mean what.

Here is a question for you. Why are you not very happy over imaginary numbers?

Hebrew's word order is beautiful, along with Arabic's.
Actually all of the Afro-Asiatic languages are rather lovely.

If the Slavic languages and the Polynesian/Australian branch of the Austronesian languages had a baby, would we have a language with a perfect consonant-vowel ratio?

I agree with the first statement wholeheartedly! EDIT: Whoops, except the "over others" part which I will be getting to below:

The second, however, while I understand the opinion, I would not necessarily say it so in my opinion! There are a good number of languages focused on context or have an extensive variation in word order, such as German, Russian, and Japanese. Along with that, many languages have ... interesting specializations, for lack of a better term. If anything, I would consider English special in how it is the Red Mage of languages.

You are a very lovely vocalist, GS! You should sing more often.

I listen to a huge amount of music and love a huge amount of genres, but Romantic-era Classical, Tango, and Jazz are closest to my heart, especially Jazz. Third place would probably be an electroswing transition and then various shades of electronica or what Makaze said.

The Celtic branch of Indo-European solely exists to destroy the minds of English-speakers who try to pronounce it, as a final take that against Germanic domination.