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8 yrs ago
Current Been working a lot on personal writing projects. Gotta finish my book eventually. Will get around to posting soon.
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8 yrs ago
Personally I like 3 better. But they're both great games. Neither is a waste of money.
8 yrs ago
I thought I had a good relationship with my mom. But the way she's been treating me today makes me think otherwise.
9 yrs ago
I'll be 20 in a little over a month and know exactly what I want to do with my life. Guess I'm one of the lucky ones.
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9 yrs ago
Anybody else think the Pokemon Sun and Moon starters look awful?
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Oh lord yes, a Code Lyoko RP? Count me in. I already have an idea for a character.
Khan Elesia


A sigh escaped from the Khan's lips. This was worse than she thought. Raze saying that he was better at offense than he was a defense wasn't naming a weakness. Not the way he said it. Neither was the part he muttered about waiting being frustrating. Elesia made a mental note to watch her own back and not rely on him to do so. What was frustrating for her was the fact that he seemed oblivious to the stranger in the bushes. "Were you dropped on your head as a baby?" Elesia asked, not even thinking about what she was saying before the words left her lips. She had been wondering that for a while. It could explain Raze entirely. He just seemed like the type that wasn't all there. Not that Elesia was claiming to be in the slightest.

Their journey continued until night fell, with Elesia keeping a careful eye on the stranger at all times. She didn't know what he was doing, or why he was following them. But Elesia had learned the hard that people who followed others in the shadows, especially Khans and/or women, were never good. The moment they did anything suspicious, Elesia would confront them, but not a moment beforehand. Once night fell, her and Raze found a place to set up camp, and soon they had a fire going. That's when Sneaky McStalker decided to finally show his face, pretending to be a traveler. Elesia stood up from her position on the ground and stepped between the stranger and Raze, hoping the champion got the message to let her deal with it. Her right hand casually rested on the hilt of her blade, a thinly veiled threat.

"Finally decided to show yourself, eh?" She said with narrowed and untrusting eyes. "What business do you have stalking a Khan like that? Talk fast or I introduce you to my weight loss program, it's amazing how much lighter you'll feel when your guts are outside of your body instead of inside." Despite the fact that the thought of freshly cooked game was making her hungry, Elesia's eyes never moved from the stranger's. Never one did she even glance at the deer he had slung over his shoulder. Explanation first, food later.
Oh by the way. I don't have a Skype. So any communicating you want to do with me has to be through the OOC or PMs.
@NickTrano As far as I'm aware, it doesn't tag the person if you add their mentions in post edits.

But yes, the edit button is a very wonderful thing.
The second after I posted, I realized I forgot to tag everybody. Sorry about that... I'm not used to doing so.
She had taken off the earrings. Now was not the time to be training herself not to be expressive with her ears. In order to do that, she had to be in control of herself. Right now, Ashira was anything but. Ever since she had come back from that hunting trip to find that Brand wasn't there, her ears and been twitching constantly. Switching back and forth between emotions faster than she could understand them. Grief, guilt, anger, frustration, confusion. It was far worse than the mood swings she suffered due to her body's child making capabilities. Once Ashira would have walked through the Nightwood with confidence and a head held high. Now she stared down at the ground, allowing her long black locks to cover her face.

Despite the fact that she was looking down the entire time, her body weaved naturally through the trees, not bumping into anything or tripping even once. If it had been any other time, she would have been in the trees, leaping from branch to branch. But she had neither the energy or the desire to do so. This place was her home and she loved it more than anything, but right now every tree, every plant, every creature, just mocked her for what had happened. She had been there, she could have done something, anything. Offered him support from the trees, fought by his side to the bitter end, at least been there when he died. But instead she had been sent out on some stupid hunting trip. For once she was glad her siblings had all left. Because right now she didn't think she could face any of them.

When she got to the edge of the Nightwood, Ashira paused and finally looked up from the ground. Steeling herself, she put on a brave face. A request for herbs had come in from the owner of the tavern known as the Scuffed Boots. Without Brand here to fill the request, it was just up to her. After taking another moment, Ashira left the Nightwood and headed into town, striding past the guards outside without so much as looking at them. They all knew who she was of course, she had been here most of her life after all. So even in the dark like this, they didn't stop her. Thankfully the Scuffed Boots wasn't too far away, Ashira preferred to stay in the Nightwood than head into town, so it only took a few minutes to get there.

When she entered the tavern, Ashira didn't even so much as glance at the patrons. She really didn't feel like dealing with drunken men and their poor attempts at flirting right now. Instead she made straight for the bar, where the tavern's owner was, ready to serve up drinks to any who came inside. Placing the pouch filled with herbs on the bar, there was a short conversation before the owner took the herbs and went to the back. Ashira, like Brand before her, wasn't going to accept money as payment. Instead the owner offered to give her a free drink. Hot cider, the none alcoholic kind of course, as Ashira wasn't much of a drinker. As much as she wanted to get out of here, she took him up on the offer, a warm drink would do her some good right now.
@Gunther Yup, everything looks good. Though Ashira isn't just sad when one of her siblings leaves, she cries her eyes out.

You guys better be prepared for a lot of tears coming from Ashira in these early posts. There's a lot of guilt and grief assaulting her right now.
Goodness, so much activity while I'm gone. Cool. I'll be back home in a few hours and I'll get to posting then.
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So if you were posting after Masef, you would post something about how your character and Masef got along or some trouble they got into together. It's meant to be a relationship-brainstorming exercise that creates links before the RP starts.


I realized that after you posted your character. But thank you for taking the time to answer here as well. ^ ^

I just posted my character by the way, I hope you like her.


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