Holy crap north. I don't even... holy crap. TT_TT that is how I feel after reading that. Partly because.. yeah, and partly because it was so long and so good :o
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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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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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Itll probably come in when we can delete posts and threads again because the new pms are basically private threads :)
I do think I shall be entertained by violence. Which is probably bad now that I think about it....
-looks straight at north-
Well its like when freakin orcs character marked mine. He sees it better than she does, plus I'm sitting here laughing cause I was like mannnnn I woulda kicked him in the face.
Lucy was silent as she took in everything about the room. Despite her accent, she had been going to school for programming, and while it wasn’t especially useful in real world situations, it was very useful here. For her, it was easy to see things in a coded way. It allowed her to predict what would happen easier. Her eyes moved around, looking for somewhere to hide a boss, somewhere it would be easy to code its arrival. The lake. It was the only thing she could see that would be simple enough.
Just as she thought this, everything started to shake, and Lucy just tried her best not to fall on the boy beside her. It was as she had predicted: The boss had indeed come from the lake. Though, Lucy thought her entrance had been overplayed. Then again, this whole game was meant to kill them. So, she supposed it made sense in a way. She forgot this when the beast spoke. Her voice so beautiful, alluring that she found herself wanting to step forward to her death. Death. Thinking about death again, snapped her out of it which was great because now players were running forward.
Wait! she wanted to scream after them, but it wouldn’t matter. Those players were reckless and thought themselves invincible. That or they didn’t believe that you would die in real life if you died here. Sure, there wasn’t exactly any proof, but Lucy always thought it was better to be safe than well… dead. So instead, she cringed as she watched the players get hit, many lighter armored characters dying in one shot.
When the boy next to her spoke again, she looked to him looking for anything to distract herself from the death of those players. “I saw it, but I ain’t quick. Although..” at this point, she picked up her sword in both hands and held it over her shoulder, “I ain’t squishy like you. Hard to believe, lookin at the armor, I know.” Lucy gave him a grin and a wink, as she joked about the skimpy outfits games gave females. “Alright. It’ll help if we can find someone with a shield, but I can take a couple hits if you stay behind me!”
Just as she thought this, everything started to shake, and Lucy just tried her best not to fall on the boy beside her. It was as she had predicted: The boss had indeed come from the lake. Though, Lucy thought her entrance had been overplayed. Then again, this whole game was meant to kill them. So, she supposed it made sense in a way. She forgot this when the beast spoke. Her voice so beautiful, alluring that she found herself wanting to step forward to her death. Death. Thinking about death again, snapped her out of it which was great because now players were running forward.
Wait! she wanted to scream after them, but it wouldn’t matter. Those players were reckless and thought themselves invincible. That or they didn’t believe that you would die in real life if you died here. Sure, there wasn’t exactly any proof, but Lucy always thought it was better to be safe than well… dead. So instead, she cringed as she watched the players get hit, many lighter armored characters dying in one shot.
When the boy next to her spoke again, she looked to him looking for anything to distract herself from the death of those players. “I saw it, but I ain’t quick. Although..” at this point, she picked up her sword in both hands and held it over her shoulder, “I ain’t squishy like you. Hard to believe, lookin at the armor, I know.” Lucy gave him a grin and a wink, as she joked about the skimpy outfits games gave females. “Alright. It’ll help if we can find someone with a shield, but I can take a couple hits if you stay behind me!”
Though she was so caught up in her thoughts that she didn’t feel him approach, Kiara did notice when he sat behind her. It was hard not to when he was basically wrapping his legs around her. Well, that was an exaggeration, but why did he have to be so close? Why couldn’t he just leave her alone like everyone else? That was a great question, she thought. She should really ask it. Instead, Kiara found herself turning a bit so she could see him.
She squinted slightly taking a moment to notice that it was tears that caused his image to be blurry, and not her vision. With a small, almost annoyed sigh, she wiped them away and turned her attention towards him once more. It was strange that his presence calmed her so much, but she supposed that was because of the mark. It was even stranger that this annoyed her so much. Kiara found herself moving so that her knees were drawn up to her chest, and her head lay on them. “I miss my home. Don’t you ever miss yours? Surely you had one at some point. No one here really had ties back home, except maybe the healer. I left my parents. And for what? Nothing?”
She shook her head for a moment before closing her eyes. “What are you even doing here? I thought you were a non-pack wolf. Why haven’t you left yet? More importantly, why won’t you leave me alone?” As she asked the last question, her voice broke and she buried her face into her knees. Why was today so hard? Was it because the rest of her life was so easy? Well Karma sucked. In the back of her mind, a small voice told her that this was how things were supposed to be. She ignored it.
She squinted slightly taking a moment to notice that it was tears that caused his image to be blurry, and not her vision. With a small, almost annoyed sigh, she wiped them away and turned her attention towards him once more. It was strange that his presence calmed her so much, but she supposed that was because of the mark. It was even stranger that this annoyed her so much. Kiara found herself moving so that her knees were drawn up to her chest, and her head lay on them. “I miss my home. Don’t you ever miss yours? Surely you had one at some point. No one here really had ties back home, except maybe the healer. I left my parents. And for what? Nothing?”
She shook her head for a moment before closing her eyes. “What are you even doing here? I thought you were a non-pack wolf. Why haven’t you left yet? More importantly, why won’t you leave me alone?” As she asked the last question, her voice broke and she buried her face into her knees. Why was today so hard? Was it because the rest of her life was so easy? Well Karma sucked. In the back of her mind, a small voice told her that this was how things were supposed to be. She ignored it.
Ooooo :o
It didn’t take very long for the girl to answer the door and introduce herself. Being inside a home like this usually felt constricting to Kiara, but at that moment she was too hyped on adrenaline to care. In fact, her thoughts were bouncing all over the place it was hard to even pay attention to what was being said. When had she brought a bow out? Kiara looked at it curiously before picking it up and drawing the string back, testing.
“I’ve never used a bow either, but I think I’d like to learn.” It certainly did appeal to her. After all, it would allow her to stay behind in the shadows or in trees or anywhere else where she was hidden. She wouldn’t be required to be up close and personal with anything that could kill her. That was a definite bonus. Her aim, she wasn’t sure about, but Kiara was sure she could figure that out sooner or later. If her lucky shot was anything to go off, she could be a decent archer if she put enough time into it. It also would give her something that would focus her mind, much like dancing.
She was so enthralled by the bow that she almost didn’t hear the question posed or see the food being brought out. Quickly, Kiara laid the bow back down and took the plate. Normally, she would be so hungry that she would devour it, but after seeing everything today, she found her appetite was gone. Pushing around the food on her plate disinterested, she decided to answer Xia’s question instead. “I need money. All I had was in that town, and now it’s gone. I’ll go anywhere that they will pay me for my dancing.” And somewhere with enough shadows that I can go around unnoticed at night, she thought to herself.
“I’ve never used a bow either, but I think I’d like to learn.” It certainly did appeal to her. After all, it would allow her to stay behind in the shadows or in trees or anywhere else where she was hidden. She wouldn’t be required to be up close and personal with anything that could kill her. That was a definite bonus. Her aim, she wasn’t sure about, but Kiara was sure she could figure that out sooner or later. If her lucky shot was anything to go off, she could be a decent archer if she put enough time into it. It also would give her something that would focus her mind, much like dancing.
She was so enthralled by the bow that she almost didn’t hear the question posed or see the food being brought out. Quickly, Kiara laid the bow back down and took the plate. Normally, she would be so hungry that she would devour it, but after seeing everything today, she found her appetite was gone. Pushing around the food on her plate disinterested, she decided to answer Xia’s question instead. “I need money. All I had was in that town, and now it’s gone. I’ll go anywhere that they will pay me for my dancing.” And somewhere with enough shadows that I can go around unnoticed at night, she thought to herself.
Good to know good to know. I'm finally free, just thinking of what to post.
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