Asuras — Roleplayer Guild

I regret to announce that I'll be gone for an indefinite period of time. Real-life issues have become such that I can neither afford nor want to spend my time on RpG enough to grant appropriate attention to any roleplays I GM or otherwise. I'm not bored of it, to note, just careful and considerate of my situation. RpG gets in the way, simply, and I can't afford it further. I'm not going to get into details as to what's going on, so you'll just have to be satisfied with what I've said.

It heavies my heart to do such a thing to a great group of people like yourselves, but ultimately my life comes first, selfish as it might sound. I will not forget this place, and if I do come back then it will be restarted to a degree. Until then, I'm leaving Disciple Cain in charge of this thread and the usage of the Aurora universe. Go to him if you've got questions about portraying Aurora in other threads/roleplays. He's free to continue this if he likes, and dictates what's okay on the wikia. Disciple if you've got any questions about Aurora or whatever then just PM me. I'll be checking them for one or two more days.

I may never return, and I may return within several months. Who knows. Until next time.

It might have been because of the fear of the creatures, but Vialesa felt strangely underwhelmed by the strangers' level of precaution. One in particular literally beckoned her into their midst, as if she were a refugee running from the enemy's frontlines. On second thought, maybe her voice acting really was just that convincing. Still, with the prospect of complete rejection behind her, Vialesa returned to her commonplace behavior, standing up straighter as her face fell back into a neutral, expressionless place. Trudging forward, she found her way into the flame-lit building, her hand still trained on her sword. At first glance in the dim light, they didn't seem much like bandits, especially considering their... getups.

Vialesa listened intently, though seemed a bit absent-minded as she looked into the faces of her new comrades. Temporary, she guessed. Putting one and one together, she figured these creatures they spoke of were the source of the foul smell the pervaded her approach to the campsite. Shaking her head, she answered Allereun,

"I'm merely a traveler," she paused, recalling her earlier farce, "who took up refuge in this campsite prior to your arrival. What are these monsters that have chased you?"

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