Konica said
Oh snap! Astiroth is trash talking Decado! haha
Oh no he di'in't :O
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Oh no he di'in't :O
"I lived on the streets up until my teen years. An incident happened which made me begin to hide my face. I know I'm a good fighter. It's one of the reasons I was accepted into the iron wolves. That and I guess they felt bad because I had no where else to go if they said no. I have been with the iron wolves for three years. I just haven't really been assigned a team on most of my assignments. Talking my way out of death is one thing, but when you have a team the people are less likely to oblige. I have talked my way out of deadly situations before. To be honest, I planned out a conversation to the orcs in case we got captured. Orcs aren't good listeners... Unless you use the word fear. That draws their attention. Orcs love to be feared. I had my speech planned out. I have every speech planned out. As a negotiator, it becomes a habit pretty soon."
"Why didn't you tell Arthur before we headed into battle with them?" Kiena tipped her head slightly, looking up at him with curious green eyes. "He seems like the type to take advice from his men." she shrugged. "Well, whatever the case may be, it doesn't matter now. We're all mostly okay and camp isn't too far from here. We should make it back in one piece."
A second voice took Kiena by surprise. She turned around to see that other girl, Riki, approaching them at a brisk trot. She wondered what Riki wanted. She didn't seem like the type of person to start a conversation. In fact, she was almost the opposite. Guess you really can't judge a book by its cover, Kiena mused. She listened to what the other girl had to say.
"Oh, hello. We haven't been properly introduced. My name's RIki. Say, you two have been in the wolves for a while. Longer than I have. Have you ever had a teammate just... disappear on you? What do you know about that Decado fellow? Like, does he have a penchant for poison, or stabbing? Just curious is all hahaha..."
Kiena could tell Riki wasn't used to casual introductions like this, but what was with the random questions about missing teammates? Unless... She shot a glance at Decado and Arthur and then rolled her eyes. Did he seriously just threaten the girl for her foolhardy behavior earlier? Honestly! She offered Riki a reassuring smile.
"If you think that guy" - she gestured towards Decado - "is going to kill you, don't worry about it," Kiena said. "He talks tough, but there's no way he could get away with it, even if he was serious. I would try to avoid getting on his bad side, though, if I were you. We are a team after all, so we might as well try to get along." She was of course subtly referring to Riki's earlier attempt at soloing an orc. Even if she was skilled, Kiena wasn't convinced the girl could have done it on her own. She would have to learn how to work together with her squad if she wanted to live much longer with the Wolves. At least she seemed to be trying to make friends now. That was a good start.
"So, you're new, right? What brings you to the Iron Wolves, Riki?"
"Why didn't you tell Arthur before we headed into battle with them?" Kiena tipped her head slightly, looking up at him with curious green eyes. "He seems like the type to take advice from his men." she shrugged. "Well, whatever the case may be, it doesn't matter now. We're all mostly okay and camp isn't too far from here. We should make it back in one piece."
A second voice took Kiena by surprise. She turned around to see that other girl, Riki, approaching them at a brisk trot. She wondered what Riki wanted. She didn't seem like the type of person to start a conversation. In fact, she was almost the opposite. Guess you really can't judge a book by its cover, Kiena mused. She listened to what the other girl had to say.
"Oh, hello. We haven't been properly introduced. My name's RIki. Say, you two have been in the wolves for a while. Longer than I have. Have you ever had a teammate just... disappear on you? What do you know about that Decado fellow? Like, does he have a penchant for poison, or stabbing? Just curious is all hahaha..."
Kiena could tell Riki wasn't used to casual introductions like this, but what was with the random questions about missing teammates? Unless... She shot a glance at Decado and Arthur and then rolled her eyes. Did he seriously just threaten the girl for her foolhardy behavior earlier? Honestly! She offered Riki a reassuring smile.
"If you think that guy" - she gestured towards Decado - "is going to kill you, don't worry about it," Kiena said. "He talks tough, but there's no way he could get away with it, even if he was serious. I would try to avoid getting on his bad side, though, if I were you. We are a team after all, so we might as well try to get along." She was of course subtly referring to Riki's earlier attempt at soloing an orc. Even if she was skilled, Kiena wasn't convinced the girl could have done it on her own. She would have to learn how to work together with her squad if she wanted to live much longer with the Wolves. At least she seemed to be trying to make friends now. That was a good start.
"So, you're new, right? What brings you to the Iron Wolves, Riki?"
I agree with Riki. We can wait a little before the next battle
Arthanus said
Ohh i didn't se you had asked, I'm alright went to the dentist for fillings today got all drugged up and slept most of the day. Bad thing about a numb face is I tried to eat and almost chewed a whole in my lip.
I did something like that when I got my wisdom teeth out a couple weeks ago. It sucked big time lol
Tallah spent the rest of her morning back in her hotel room flipping through the channels. Her mind kept wandering back to that Deacon from earlier and what he’d said about her stalker. Was it really possible that he knew about Waldo? If so, how? She had always been curious about where the shadow went when he wasn’t busy tailing her, but she never thought he would two-time her for someone else. She looked over at the winged silhouette. He had taken up a pose like “The Thinker” this time, mirroring Tallah’s internal battle.
“Don’t get smart with me,” Tallah said, her voice laden with heavy sarcasm. “This would be so much easier if you just told me where you went. So, how about it?”
No reply.
She thought as much.
Tallah sighed and rolled over in the hotel bed, running her fingers over the soft comforter. She stared up at the ceiling and contemplated visiting that weird religious guy. She personally had nothing against what he might believe, as she was an agnostic, but the fact that he seemed to single her out like that was just bizarre. Perhaps God had sent him some sign to him that told him to help her, after all her half-hearted prayers. Or maybe he was just loony and she was overthinking the whole thing. Nevertheless, she decided to pay him a visit.
Tallah glanced at the digital clock on her nightstand. It read 12:24PM. She figured she had enough time to freshen up before she left. Sloppy sweatpants might be okay for a hotel dining room, but she wasn’t about to show up at a church dressed like a hobo.
She showered quickly, straightened her hair, and applied some mascara to her eyelashes. Examining herself in the bathroom mirror, she gave a small nod. Good enough. She dressed in a pair of dark blue skinny jeans and slipped on a loose-fitted purple tank top that came down to the middle of her thighs. After some thought, she added a small cross necklace. It was fitting for the occasion.
As she exited the hotel room, Tallah grabbed her purse and peeked at the wall where Waldo had been positioned before. He was gone now, leaving only a bloodstained “Thinker” impression behind. She rolled her eyes, glad that no one else could see his little parting gifts. She would hate to have to clean that mess up.
Tallah found the church without too much trouble, finding the address online and plugging it into her GPS before she left. She parked her car and walked up to the front entrance. It was a pretty normal looking building. Square with a steeple on top and painted entirely white. It was a cute little place, she thought passively. But what was waiting for her inside?
That question was answered when she opened the door and stepped inside. It seemed she wasn’t the only one who decided to pay Billy a visit. Colm and another man from the hotel were already inside, standing next to a table covered with various assorted foods and… other things. She moved closer to examine the odd arrangement. There were a few pasties – okay, so that was normal – but moving down the table, she saw mice and raw meat and other strange things. She looked up from the table to meet Colm’s eye.
“So, we meet again,” Tallah said with a smirk. “You just can’t seem to stay away from me, can you?” She looked at the other man. “Who’s your friend?” She offered him a hand. “Tallah Walker; eighteen; single. I’m sure Colm has told you all about me. We’re good friends from long ago this morning.”
“Don’t get smart with me,” Tallah said, her voice laden with heavy sarcasm. “This would be so much easier if you just told me where you went. So, how about it?”
No reply.
She thought as much.
Tallah sighed and rolled over in the hotel bed, running her fingers over the soft comforter. She stared up at the ceiling and contemplated visiting that weird religious guy. She personally had nothing against what he might believe, as she was an agnostic, but the fact that he seemed to single her out like that was just bizarre. Perhaps God had sent him some sign to him that told him to help her, after all her half-hearted prayers. Or maybe he was just loony and she was overthinking the whole thing. Nevertheless, she decided to pay him a visit.
Tallah glanced at the digital clock on her nightstand. It read 12:24PM. She figured she had enough time to freshen up before she left. Sloppy sweatpants might be okay for a hotel dining room, but she wasn’t about to show up at a church dressed like a hobo.
She showered quickly, straightened her hair, and applied some mascara to her eyelashes. Examining herself in the bathroom mirror, she gave a small nod. Good enough. She dressed in a pair of dark blue skinny jeans and slipped on a loose-fitted purple tank top that came down to the middle of her thighs. After some thought, she added a small cross necklace. It was fitting for the occasion.
As she exited the hotel room, Tallah grabbed her purse and peeked at the wall where Waldo had been positioned before. He was gone now, leaving only a bloodstained “Thinker” impression behind. She rolled her eyes, glad that no one else could see his little parting gifts. She would hate to have to clean that mess up.
Tallah found the church without too much trouble, finding the address online and plugging it into her GPS before she left. She parked her car and walked up to the front entrance. It was a pretty normal looking building. Square with a steeple on top and painted entirely white. It was a cute little place, she thought passively. But what was waiting for her inside?
That question was answered when she opened the door and stepped inside. It seemed she wasn’t the only one who decided to pay Billy a visit. Colm and another man from the hotel were already inside, standing next to a table covered with various assorted foods and… other things. She moved closer to examine the odd arrangement. There were a few pasties – okay, so that was normal – but moving down the table, she saw mice and raw meat and other strange things. She looked up from the table to meet Colm’s eye.
“So, we meet again,” Tallah said with a smirk. “You just can’t seem to stay away from me, can you?” She looked at the other man. “Who’s your friend?” She offered him a hand. “Tallah Walker; eighteen; single. I’m sure Colm has told you all about me. We’re good friends from long ago this morning.”
Arthanus said
Well Lilly if you want to use the new account for this Rp I wouldn't mind at all. I think it would be easier for you to switch over instead of switching between the two accounts
I'm planning to keep using this account for the RPs I already joined. I was just letting everyone know in case they wanted to pm me for any reason :P
Switching accounts mid-RP would be a little too complicated, I think, so I'll still post with this one!
Just in case anyone cares, I made a new account: Summer. I'm going to be transitioning to that account as my main. I'll still participate in my RPs on this account until they finish/die off, but if you want to contact me for any reason, I'll be on the new account :) Thanks, and sorry for the random switch lol
Just in case anyone cares, I made a new account: Summer. I'm going to be transitioning to that account as my main. I'll still participate in my RPs on this account until they finish/die off, but if you want to contact me for any reason, I'll be on the new account :) Thanks, and sorry for the random switch lol
Just in case anyone cares, I made a new account: Summer. I'm going to be transitioning to that account as my main. I'll still participate in my RPs on this account until they finish/die off, but if you want to contact me for any reason, I'll be on the new account :) Thanks, and sorry for the random switch lol
Just in case anyone cares, I made a new account: Summer. I'm going to be transitioning to that account as my main. I'll still participate in my RPs on this account until they finish/die off, but if you want to contact me for any reason, I'll be on the new account :) Thanks, and sorry for the random switch lol
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