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In Dark Ties 11 yrs ago Forum: Casual Roleplay
Still writing my post. Sorry it's taking so long. I'm in the middle of a hellish set of days.
In Dark Ties 11 yrs ago Forum: Casual Roleplay
COOKIE!!!

*snatches, covets and gluttonously eat's the cookie while furiously typing a a post that in all reality probably won't be finished until everybody. Has gone to bed*

Edit: NO! It's OUR COOkIE! Our PREcIOUs!!! *snarls*

Edit2: *drops the half eaten cookie and goes to investigate the new IC post*
In Dark Ties 11 yrs ago Forum: Casual Roleplay
I believe its "Iabor", as in EE-AH-BORE.
In Dark Ties 11 yrs ago Forum: Casual Roleplay
The Citadel always somehow gave the impression of being busy and crowded, even with so many of the Order away on duty. Something about winter always seemed to draw mortals closer together, as if for more than just warmth. Xai'an walked through these lively halls amused by the. Endless echoes of posturing, gossiping, boasting and questioning.

When she finally entered the room a Deamon, whom she'd never worked with but had seen aroun the great building, was speaking. "-like to know who's going to have my back on the battlefield when it comes to that"

"Xai'an, of the Chiroi who haunt the lightless depths, for one." She responded as she entered. Her posture was all business and she could easily have been described by proud and stern from her voice and her walk. Although most mortal men would have given more focus to her body itself, those same men would have shuddered at their own thoughts had they seen what she truly looked like.

She looked over the others in attendence as she walked to a seat close to the Grand Warlock. Malvo she knew by reputation. Herunes she had interacted with within the Citadel itself on occasion. The others were all strangers to her.
In Dark Ties 11 yrs ago Forum: Casual Roleplay
I'm wiped out, guys. I'll get my next post up tomorrow.
In Dark Ties 11 yrs ago Forum: Casual Roleplay
And then after 42 it's going to be a race to see who's demonic enough to make IC post #666...
In Dark Ties 11 yrs ago Forum: Casual Roleplay
Zamokra41 said Also, according to the IC counter, I have the post with the number 13, oh noes :o


Hey, that's a lucky number!
In Dark Ties 11 yrs ago Forum: Casual Roleplay
Accursed double-posting browser!!! :(
In Dark Ties 11 yrs ago Forum: Casual Roleplay
I was going to type up a longer opening post, but I figured I'd give Malvo a chance to show up, and then have Xai'an arrrive last.
In Dark Ties 11 yrs ago Forum: Casual Roleplay
"Strike! ...Parry! ...Advance! ...Pirrouette! ...Thrust!..." Xai'an called out commands to the young warriors she had been authorized to train in the basics of largescale warfare. The Order, it seemed, was clever enough to use demonic forces to it's every advantage. In training the squires, Xai'an was overseen by several ranking Templars who looked on from above, ready to intercede should she attempt anything beyond the call of proper instuction in form or strategy. Pragmatic as The Order was, they weren't fools. At least not at this stage. From what the Daemon had gathered, they were not always so clever. Fortunately for them, they had learned much of how to handle and interact with Daemons. "...Parry! Riposte! Tumble! Shield Retreat! ...Hold! Swords in sheaths, all of you."

She had put them through their paces for over three hours now. It was time for pactical application.

"Giles of Westenbury, Leanna of Sindra, to the front!" The Templars to be ran forward in full weighted training armor.

"HOLD!" Echoed the command from one of the Templar overseers above. "Lord Everet will continue this lesson! Instructor, the Grand Warlock requires your presence at once!"

Xai'an bowed and gave an affirmative signal to the overseers. She then looked over the uncertain students, amused at the nature of battle and the psychology of mortals. She would wager that Lord Everet might learn more from these young ones than they would from him.

"Giles and Leanna, stay at the front. I'm sure Everet would appreciate your assistance." In truth, she was sure he would resent the implication. Yet she was still within the bounds of her orders. She was training these ragged youths to be proper warriors. And it would be important for them to learn how to recognize incompetence in their commanding officers.
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