[OOC] Pieces of 8: Bones of the North

[Hellis]

Oh.

oh fuck. I thought there were more then two. My failure at reading comprehension has made me write a entire post that might not be posted. Could there maybe, maybe be 3-4 instead ;_;

[Igraine]

There were only three inside, all magically cloaked and warded assassins. Siya is giving one a cardiac massage, one is still open to interpretation, and the white wolf is a no-no. A little judicious editing though, should make things about right.

[Hellis]

No, I am pretty sure i need to rewrite a bit more then I thought XD. Becouse I wrote it as if there were more, and every action written in my post was with that in mind :I. It is all my fault though, i complely missed the number implied. I am staring at my would be post trying to figure out how to salvage this.

As My post is far to grandiose to be about fighting a allready damaged werewolf XD. Dammit! I got to eager.

Edit: Wait, who edit? God I confused myself.

[Igraine]

There is no reason to assume the wolf Nestor cut has more than a flesh wound - he was still invisible, but bleeding. But yes, your edits (or your revisions now, I suppose? >< ) - I don't think the GM's going to go back and edit his now, you know?

[Hellis]

Ugh, no, that would be a continuity nightmare.

(the gm having to back and edit I mean!)

Edit: Posted, didn't have to change to much as it turns out. Made it more a matter of occupying the werewolf while the others can regroup and kill it for him. Henry doesn't have as much 'power' as the others when without his violin. He tottaly stabbed a werewolf with a silver fork!

[The New Yorker]

Igraine said
Wait... Serge, didn't you say a few OOC posts/days back that you were on your way home, we could expect a long post imminently? Then again, senility... >.> There's always the sad possibility... ><STILL! It's good to hear from you both, just didn't want you to be left behind completely. Heroes' posts for these scenes are coming pretty regularly, and it's definitely one of those "you snooze, you lose" moments for big exploding awe-inspiring outta hand RP fun

Yes, I did, but I unfortunately forgot/chose to forget all about that. I was so tired from the prior days of insufficient sleep that I decided it was something I could, and should, do. Anyway, I'm sitting down now to begin the post.

[The New Yorker]

There it is. I decided to shorten it because I was running out of time and coming closer and closer to a date I have tonight. I had some more stuff about the trumpet planned out, but that'll just have to wait. Anyway, let me know if I'm stepping on anyone's toes.

[Igraine]

Sounds good, and have a great time NYer/Serge! *waves*

[The New Yorker]

Igraine said
Sounds good, and have a great time NYer/Serge! *waves*

I feel like this phrase is causing inflicted schizophrenia (distasteful mental health joke out of the way). Please, everyone just choose whichever name makes you happiest, and stick to that. I respond to either (internet identity is a weird and stupid pet peeve of mine).

Anyway, thanks, my dear! I will venture to have as good of a time as I can. Which could be dangerous as there are bound to be all kinds of mind altering items at the venue. Oh, the pleasures of being back in this damned city.

[Igraine]

Okie doke Serge, all good!

Dot, loved your post, and all you've given Daisy to do here. Just perfect. Really, beautifully done there.

[Derren Krenshaw]

"Semyon, you might want to stop antagonizing the nice reaper lady. She seems to have a tendency of tearing out people's souls when they step too far out of line."

He's not so great at listening, but nice to see more posts up to read this evening : )

[DotCom]

Oh, you guys. =)

[Igraine]

DotCom said
Oh, you guys. =)

No, you! *pokes and grins*

[AmongHeroes]

Hello all,
Great to see some wonderful posts over the weekend. I hope that everyone had a nice break, and with any luck, a wonderful new start to the week. I'll be posting sometime today, either this afternoon or later into the evening, but definitely today.

Say the new Godzilla over the weekend as well. If you're a fan at all, I recommend seeing it. It had paid a lot more homage to the original feel of Godzilla I think than the last remake.

[Hellis]

I hear its like, a milllion time better then the last remake. With godzilla actually looking like godzilla.

[The New Yorker]

definitely going to see it. A college buddy and I were thinking of having some beers then seeing it in imax.

[Hellis]

beer+imax. Oh dear my brain was rattled after doing that last time.

[DotCom]

We had some...special pastries before seeing Pacific Rim in IMAX. I have very mixed feelings on the overall experience.

[Hellis]

ahahaha, Oh god that would have killed my brain for sure.

[The New Yorker]

That's actually a good point about the beer. I can see how that could be problematic for my vision. Pot brownies could only enhance that experience though. I've never known brownies to cause dizziness.