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Oh, I remember T-Shirt weather.

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My name is Billie. I love music. That's the most important fact I can think up about myself.

Catfish and the Bottlemen,
Arctic Monkeys,
Oasis,
The Kooks,
Rat boy,
Jaws,
The Streets,
Jamie T.

These are my favourite, which are among many many more bands/artists I adore.

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@Ozerath us23.chatzy.com/31177574751781#0
Theres the new chatzy, Oz
If anyone wants to have our characters know each other before the apocalypse, PM me :D


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Katie is a small girl who stands at five feet and four inches tall and carries around One-Hundred-and-Ten pounds of weight. She has long, chocolate brown or hazel brown hair that reaches down and past her shoulder blades by a couple of inches. She has chocolate brown eyes, high cheekbones and nice white teeth hidden behind soft pink lips.

Katie has Puerto-Rican descent despite being from England. She goes to the gym regularly and so managed to stay in shape pretty well most of her life. She tends to dress in much more casual clothes, rarely is she seen in anything too fancy or smart.


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Katie Tompson


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Nineteen


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She takes on any acting jobs she can, but has applied too many part time and full time jobs with no luck.


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Katie is rather laid back. She tries too keep from most conflicts and hates too see splinters start too form between people she knows, but would rather sit back and relax than get involved in the fights and arguments. She doesn't hold much of a sharp posture, and seems too not care less about the risks of most things she does, which could be seen as either a great thing or a not so great thing. Katie secretly feels very lonely. Sure, she had friends, but they weren't people she could really get on with or connect with. They were people for her to go out and cause trouble with. Sure, she cared for them, and they cared for her, but they all knew that it wasn't going to last. She grew up lonely, causing trouble and searching for connections to fill the gaps. This sometimes causes her to get too involved into new friendships, and why she hates being alone, which ties in with her always wanting to be out and partying. Although she would hate too admit it,

Katie is sensitive. She cares what people think, much more than you would guess if you had been around her for ten minutes. She hates being judged for who she is, where she's from or how she acts which is why she may seem either more reserved around new people (but this wont last too long), or try too seem more intimidating. However, the latter rarely works. Katie is a victim of having an addictive personality. Once she tries something once and enjoys it, she will usually go out of her way too keep that thing in her life. Not even Katie knows if this is just her natural shitty personality, or if its a way too keep her happy and hide what lies deep below, buried below the nights out, parties, drugs and cigarettes.


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Katie grew up in East London on a council estate nicknamed 'Concrete city' because there wasn't a single brick house, just lots of tall concrete flats piled on top of each other. She moved here at the age of three, because her dad lost his job and both of her mothers part time jobs weren't paying enough to keep up with the bills of her much desired old suburban home. Concrete city was a mess, full of gangs, violence, drugs and alcohol and all of the things that you don't want your kids to be brought up around. Her parents were well aware, and tried as hard as they could too keep her away from all of it, and for her first eight years in the estate it worked.

She finished Primary school at Eleven, and started Secondary school after summer. This is when things seemed to quickly change for her. Katie got involved with the 'popular' crowd. The troublemakers. First off it was nothing bad. She was just going out a little more. Then her grades started falling. She started staying out later, despite her parents wishes. Phone calls home from school became commonplace, because she was either there and misbehaving, or she wasn't there at all. Things carried on like this for the next couple of years, not getting worse, but not getting better.

Her and her friends started hanging out with the older girls on the estate by the time they were thirteen. She discovered alcohol and parties and wondered how on earth this had been missing from her life before. She saw the older girls smoking, and she wanted to be like them, so at the age of thirteen she picked up her first cigarette. At the age of fourteen she smoked weed for the first time. At fifteen she got an older boyfriend, and started going to even better, wilder parties.

She barely passed her GCSE's at sixteen, graduating secondary school with a pass in maths, english, music and drama. Everything else was failed. A month after she got her results, her father got a job offer from a company in America. Her parents saw this as a new start for their troubled daughter, and took the job straight away. But this was a new start that she didn't want. She moved too this new place, and instead of starting again, quitting the drugs, alcohol and fags, she just made new friends and did it with them.

Five months before her Eighteenth, Katie passed out at a party. She got Alcohol poisoning (among other things), went to hospital, had her stomach pumped and was horribly ill for a week after. After this, she decided that enough was enough, and tried her hardest to stop her self-destructive lifestyle. Although she still goes too parties now and then, she tries her hardest too keep her alcohol usage low. She still smokes, cigarettes and marijuana, but has effectively managed to cut out all other drugs from her life.
@The Spectre Is this still open to join? I'd really love to be in on this.
@Prudence@Vocab@Proleptic@SmileyJaws

Just tagging the people on the last page and the GM.

Is this never going to happen? I know there's been no activity for like four months, but I really want to RP this. Like, really bad.
The Unified Alorian Empire has been posted :D

I'm in, and here's my claim, just the same as before. It's an old version of the map with other claim's on it so ignore the rest but mine is the pink at the bottom.

imgur.com/a/EewUH
Could I use the nation I had before?

Ethoria, a world on the outskirts of Alorian space, the Eslarvis system


From the vast expanses of space Ethoria looked like a tiny speck of blue and green against a huge black canvas dotted with tiny white lights, next to a much bigger planet Monument. Unfortunately for Ethoria, Monument did not only overshadow it in it's massive size, but also in it's booming economy, much better living conditions and a general attractiveness that the small planet just did not have. While ships constantly flocked to Monument for civilian tourism, trade of all kinds and a variety of other reasons, routes to Ethoria were often much less than full. In fact, the Terran Liberation Forces rebellion was probably the biggest thing to ever happen to the forgotten world, and the media attention it had gained, along with the public's passion to defeat the Terran Liberation Front had almost brought it out of the gutter. Almost .

But almost wasn't enough. When dreadnoughts and Goliath's along with many other ships warped into the system, it was like they ignored Ethoria. The small blue planet was just not a priority to take back from the rebels, it wasn't nearly as important enough strategically in the eyes of the Royal Military compared to planets like Monument and Helcion. The crude rebel battleships and star fighters around Ethoria sat patiently and the crew's watched with much relief as they witnessed the vastly superior Alorian fleet target the much bigger, better navy attempting to defend other planets in the system. They watched as the two forces drew closer and closer to each other, long range weapons starting to fire as the battle for the Eslarvis system commenced.

Down on the surface of Ethoria, the Terran Liberation Front was still in control despite the accidental release of the high prison population, much of which had now been mercilessly killed by the rebellion. The Royal Guard that were left on the surface were scattered across the globe, unable to communicate with each other and organise any kind of counter attack. Instead these pockets of the Empire were barely hanging on, fighting were they could and hiding when they couldn't. The Alorian's on the planet not a part of the rebellion were starving, they had gone without blood for too long, the effects of malnutrition and exhaustion were quickly setting in.

In a small ground floor room of an apartment complex was an Alorian man and woman. The woman was sleeping on a couch in the back of the room. Her soft features rose and fell slowly as she breathed in and out, her light purple skin glowing against her black lips, her crystal blue eyes were shut tight as she rested for the first time in days. She wore a tattered guard uniform and there was a bandage over her shoulder stained with blood. Sitting down by the window was a man, his pale white skin still glowing despite his fatigue, his eyes barely able to stay open. His uniform also looked beaten and ripped up, stained with the blood of not only him but his fallen allies. He watched out of the window for any movement, making sure they wouldn't get taken by surprise, just as he had for days now in his hiding. His eyes started closing again as they had been before almost rythmically before they suddenly shot open. He sniffed the air, much more awake than he had just been as a very familiar smell suddenly made its way too him. Blood.

A rebel group were marching down the road, guns in hand, probably on a patrol. The man quietly made his way over to the girl, tapping her on her arm to wake her up.
"Ivanna!" He whispered, "Wake up Ivanna!" He said again, this time in less of a whisper as he rushed to get her awake. Ivanna's eyes slowly opened as she groaned,
"You better have a good reason for-" She stopped in the middle of her sentence, and her eyes opened wide just as his did. She sniffed the air in almost the same way and she knew exactly why he had woken her up. Blood.

Both of the Alorians seemed strained, self control becoming harder and harder as the footsteps outside got closer and closer. The man, Kleon, seemed particularly troubled. He hadn't fed for almost a week, while his natural superior had fed four days ago. His fangs forcefully protruded from their usual place inside his gums, as his self control dwindled. His breathing was becoming much faster as his fists clenched up. Soon all he could think about was the food outside, and how he hadn't eaten any in a week. All he needed was one, one Human, and he could be strong again, he would feel good, his hunger would be no more. He turned away from her, and started walking slowly towards the window as the Human's and sympathisers drew closer. Ivanna knew what was happening. Her self control far outmatched his at the moment, so she stood up behind him.
"Don't you dare. All your going to do is get yourself killed, and me along with you!" She said in a hushed whisper. He didn't reply, and instead just kept walking towards the window.
"Kleon, you idiot! Dont!" She warned, taking another step forward. But it was far too late for him now. His instincts had kicked in. He drew his sidearm and used the last bullet to shoot the window, not strong enough to smash it alone in his weakened state, he hit the broken window over and over until it broke, shards of glass cutting deep into his skin and drawing blood of his own. He didn't care. All that was on his mind was the Humans. He stepped climbed through, cutting himself more as he emerged onto the street in front of the rebels. His jaw clenched as he looked at all the food in front of him. His whole body was shaking. His eyesight was red. His eyes locked with the closest Terran as he let out a low, animalistic growl. Without another word he charged at the group.

Bang. Bang. Bang Three shots was all it took to take him down in his weakened state. His body fell to the floor, and the rebels searched the room he came from, gunning down the loyal soldier hiding inside.

All over the occupied planets this tactic was being used to lure out hiding soldiers, starving soldiers, while the military fought back for them in the black sky. But not for those stranded on Ethoria. They were alone.
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