[OOC] World of Dieties: Desnia

[tathgon]

Thanks for noticing my post... I'm in the room. A second post will be up soon, something else to either be ignored or used to give another interacting player.

[HellHoundWoof]

Ah, that central room bit confused me.

[tathgon]

yeah... atrium, central room, common area. Didn't know what to call it. I at least allowed myself outs for my next post. :P

Wish we had more of a layout for this temple, at least it would be easier to determine where people are within it at any given time.

[HylianRose]

Ah, sorry Gon. But ah, you two can interact now. I need to go to bed. I'll just have Ryko skee-dattle to explore the temple or something. Or just... yeah. Just say he left. I need to to go to bed. I have along day ahead of me tomorrow. Sorry about that. Night. ~

[HellHoundWoof]

Did you just insult my characters powers?

[HellHoundWoof]

Question Gon is your hair dyed?

[tathgon]

Italics for me are thoughts, never stated or spoken. Xabiz thought that it was useless to show off.

Here and now, physical augmentation has never been something that I would take lightly. Insulting someone's character or their powers only creates chaos and strife, as well as the potential for someone to leave. Simply stated, no. If I thought my character could fight you, maybe in the IC.

Edit: Naturally Dark Blue, appears black under most circumstances. Unless your talking about actual RL hair. and that would be a no. my hair isn't dyed.

[HellHoundWoof]

I wasnt asking seriously if you insulted me it was meant to be in a humorous manner, and do you have any distinguishing smells I might pick up?

[tathgon]

I understand, just, I've hit a point where I'm more literal. Don't know, I dislike angering people.

Distinguishing smells... hmm... everyone has their own scent. Something Xabiz wears or has that would be different... no.

[HellHoundWoof]

Ah well damn that'll signifigantly decrease the size of my post

[TheLastRunaway]

I'm so sorry Emmy for not replying.

I didn't think I'd be out with my boyfriend that long. :x

[HellHoundWoof]

Its cool social lives are always good reasons to not respond.

[Tatsua Aiisen]

I try to keep my formatting rather consistent, things that are happening outside of my character are usually centered and in italics, while thoughts are just italic. I don't use bold for anything besides titles/locations.

[HellHoundWoof]

What?

[tathgon]

tathgon said
Italics for me are thoughts, never stated or spoken.

I assume that Tatsua responded to this. Although, why not just say "Hi! I'm back!" is beyond me. But....

[HellHoundWoof]

Ah I now understand and to be clear

[Rafale]

And I'm back!

Would have been back much later if it weren't for the GIANT BLOODY HORNET in my room that woke me up at 7:30, so now I'm in my underwear in my dad's office without my contacts waiting for him to wake up so he can kill it. I see you've all gone and done stuff without me, so from now on, I will no longer sleep.
At all.

Now then, before I get to reading the load of posts that spontaneously appeared over night, I shall give my two cents on what game consoles I have. I am a complete Sony superfan, as I have the original PlayStation, the PlayStation 2, the PlayStation 3, two PlayStation portables and a Vita which I got for Christmas. Still haven't bought the PS4 yet, but with Metal Gear Ground Zeroes on the horizon, I'm getting a bit overly excited.

[tathgon]

Me tired and sleepy. Good whatever time of day you are currently experiencing. Wish I didn't just crash. Act as if Xabiz ran. Sleep now.

[HellHoundWoof]

Welcome back.

[Rafale]

tathgon said
yeah... atrium, central room, common area. Didn't know what to call it. I at least allowed myself outs for my next post. :P Wish we had more of a layout for this temple, at least it would be easier to determine where people are within it at any given time.

Take from someone who does Latin and Roman history, it's called an atrium.

Wikipedia said
In architecture, an atrium (plural: atria or atriums) is a large open space located within a building. Atria were a common feature in Ancient Roman dwellings, providing light and ventilation to the interior. Modern atria, as developed in the late 19th and 20th centuries, are often several stories high and having a glazed roof and/or large windows, and often located immediately beyond the main entrance doors (in the lobby).