Arrayah
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STATUS: I'm back! Yeah. Let's go. Getting back into the swing of things. And all that stuff. 8 yrs ago
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- Old Guild Username: Arrayah
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I'm back! Yeah. Let's go. Getting back into the swing of things. And all that stuff.
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Hello all who have deigned to grace my profile with their presence! I am the great Arrayah, lord of the Phoenix. Or something. I don't know.
Anyways, bio. As of writing this, I am a 23 year old female. I am married. I own two dogs (a Dalmatian and a Labrador... so cliche). I work from home. I like crafty stuff and games. I used to be an MMORPG girl, but have since moved on to things like Minecraft and Ark as well as Rimworld and Dwarf Fortress. Who knows what's next?
I love writing, but only get to roleplaying a few times every couple years. Unfortunately, life gets in the way. I'm starting to have more time lately, and thought it'd be fine to start it up again. We'll see how it goes, but hopefully I stick around this time.
I was on the old RPGuild, so you may recognize my name. If so, hello again! If not, maybe we'll have lots of fun together. If I've been online recently, and you're interested in doing an RP, feel free to PM me. I'm almost always interested in 1x1s as long as I don't have too many going on. Check some of my old threads to see my rules, or pm me if that's too much hassle.
Long live the Phoenix Queen. Or something or other.
Anyways, bio. As of writing this, I am a 23 year old female. I am married. I own two dogs (a Dalmatian and a Labrador... so cliche). I work from home. I like crafty stuff and games. I used to be an MMORPG girl, but have since moved on to things like Minecraft and Ark as well as Rimworld and Dwarf Fortress. Who knows what's next?
I love writing, but only get to roleplaying a few times every couple years. Unfortunately, life gets in the way. I'm starting to have more time lately, and thought it'd be fine to start it up again. We'll see how it goes, but hopefully I stick around this time.
I was on the old RPGuild, so you may recognize my name. If so, hello again! If not, maybe we'll have lots of fun together. If I've been online recently, and you're interested in doing an RP, feel free to PM me. I'm almost always interested in 1x1s as long as I don't have too many going on. Check some of my old threads to see my rules, or pm me if that's too much hassle.
Long live the Phoenix Queen. Or something or other.
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paint.net is the best <3 <- also on the redneck interwebs
Weehee. Mine is from the old site. I just made it super tiny to fit here.
I have a tendency to play fire related characters: pheonixes in particular.
I have a tendency to play fire related characters: pheonixes in particular.
Hahahaha good to know xD
Awwwwww Jaii is cuuuuuuute and a catch. I'd woof for him. :x
Yeah. I mean it's not too bad. We all know its the IC too :D
Kiara jumped at the feel of his lips against her neck. She was still in shock when he undressed and shifted, and for a moment just stood there staring at him. “I…” Quickly, she snatched the coat from him and took off towards her store. When she got inside, she went into the back and leaned against the wall as if she could no longer hold herself up. Her breathing was heavy as she looked at the coat, knowing exactly what she should do.
It was going too far now. He was a stranger, a lone wolf, not pack. She shouldn’t have talked to him in the first place, or tried to help him. She definitely shouldn’t have opened her mouth more than necessary or told him that story from her childhood. She shouldn’t have touched him, or let him touch her in return. When Kiara finally did go home, they were going to smell him and come to conclusions. There was no way she could go running with him. If she did, he was sure to see the wall around her heart caused by having to hide her feelings. The next step was obvious. She needed to go home.
Suddenly, she grabbed her chest, surprised at the pain she felt there. It was an emptiness, a longing, that she had never felt before. At first, she had no idea where it was coming from. The minute it died down, Kiara remembered something that she had once been told. Sometimes, the wolf had a mind of its own and when it didn’t like something it made sure the human knew it. “Going home,” she whispered aloud, testing.
The pain hit her like a truck this time and left her bent over and gasping. Don’t like that do you? I suppose you want to go for a run with the strange man who could get us shunned from the pack then? The pain stopped the minute she thought it, but she had no idea why. Was it because she had never really run with anyone outside her family? Or maybe it had just been too long since she had run at all. Either way, she was sure she couldn’t go home.
With no other choice, Kiara undressed, unlocked the doggy flap located on the back door, and changed. Dakeyra was right about something. She was not average in her speed. He wanted to see? She stepped through the flap into the town, stretching out her limbs thoroughly. It really had been too long since her last run, now she was sure of it. When she felt thoroughly calm, she began to run, sprinting right past where she had left him. If a wolf could grin, she was sure she would be doing it now.
It was going too far now. He was a stranger, a lone wolf, not pack. She shouldn’t have talked to him in the first place, or tried to help him. She definitely shouldn’t have opened her mouth more than necessary or told him that story from her childhood. She shouldn’t have touched him, or let him touch her in return. When Kiara finally did go home, they were going to smell him and come to conclusions. There was no way she could go running with him. If she did, he was sure to see the wall around her heart caused by having to hide her feelings. The next step was obvious. She needed to go home.
Suddenly, she grabbed her chest, surprised at the pain she felt there. It was an emptiness, a longing, that she had never felt before. At first, she had no idea where it was coming from. The minute it died down, Kiara remembered something that she had once been told. Sometimes, the wolf had a mind of its own and when it didn’t like something it made sure the human knew it. “Going home,” she whispered aloud, testing.
The pain hit her like a truck this time and left her bent over and gasping. Don’t like that do you? I suppose you want to go for a run with the strange man who could get us shunned from the pack then? The pain stopped the minute she thought it, but she had no idea why. Was it because she had never really run with anyone outside her family? Or maybe it had just been too long since she had run at all. Either way, she was sure she couldn’t go home.
With no other choice, Kiara undressed, unlocked the doggy flap located on the back door, and changed. Dakeyra was right about something. She was not average in her speed. He wanted to see? She stepped through the flap into the town, stretching out her limbs thoroughly. It really had been too long since her last run, now she was sure of it. When she felt thoroughly calm, she began to run, sprinting right past where she had left him. If a wolf could grin, she was sure she would be doing it now.
Wells, mine will be super cool once the icons actually come back.
Noooooooooooooo I miss it already
Despite everything, she smiled a bit when he told his story. She didn’t hear very many at home because no one thought she would understand, and those that did had no reason to tell her. It wasn’t like she could ever ask, not with how she was now? It also was nice to hear about a friendship like that, even if it started with violence. She understood that it was nice to feel remembered. Kiara also smiled a bit at the pride he obviously took in the story. Although, she wasn’t sure if it was because of the fighting or the friend or maybe because he survived.
When he asked his question she looked down a bit and shook her head. Now that she thought of it, it was probably strange that she didn’t have any friends or any stories to tell. When she took his arm, though, she remembered one. Another deep breath, and she was ready to speak again. “I… I grew up here. Once when I was little… Well I never understood why wolves couldn’t fly, and decided that I would be the first.” Kiara paused, struggling to resist the urge to keep her mouth shut as she pulled him over to a 2-story building a block or so down. “I was so determined, that I climbed to the roof here and jumped.” This time her pause was followed by a wince. “I still have the scars, but at the time I was telling anyone who would listen that I had flown.”
This time she sighed and look towards the ground. This story made her remember who she was and who she could have been all along. That brave little girl who didn’t let anyone tell her what to do or what to think. Inside, she still felt that way, but what good was it if no one knew. “I’m not slow,” she said in her defense. “I.. I know everyone thinks I am… but I’m not.” She bit her lip once more hoping that he hadn’t thought it too.
When he asked his question she looked down a bit and shook her head. Now that she thought of it, it was probably strange that she didn’t have any friends or any stories to tell. When she took his arm, though, she remembered one. Another deep breath, and she was ready to speak again. “I… I grew up here. Once when I was little… Well I never understood why wolves couldn’t fly, and decided that I would be the first.” Kiara paused, struggling to resist the urge to keep her mouth shut as she pulled him over to a 2-story building a block or so down. “I was so determined, that I climbed to the roof here and jumped.” This time her pause was followed by a wince. “I still have the scars, but at the time I was telling anyone who would listen that I had flown.”
This time she sighed and look towards the ground. This story made her remember who she was and who she could have been all along. That brave little girl who didn’t let anyone tell her what to do or what to think. Inside, she still felt that way, but what good was it if no one knew. “I’m not slow,” she said in her defense. “I.. I know everyone thinks I am… but I’m not.” She bit her lip once more hoping that he hadn’t thought it too.
Will she be trying before we leave, or should we come up with a reason to take the wolfy with us.
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