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Current White Fang knew the law well: to oppress the weak and obey the strong.
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There was once a nation that thrived across the cosmos, feared by many, loved by many more. Powerful over all matter for light-decades across, the Bug nation was supreme leader of the universe.

I, Buglet, was their lord. I still am. Unfortunately, while testing our latest matter teleportation device, I was transported to this planet.

Fear me. The Bug Nation will find me, and will consider you my captors.

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So I am assuming that people haven't posted yet because they haven't had time. But is there any other problems as to why there's only been a few people that have posted so far? I want to advance the story.
Sorry, I've been really busy! Some things popped up that needed attention, birthdays, anniversarys, work, etc... You'll have a post from me by the end of today (in the 1x1 too!)
@Partisan Looking for a way to insert Valeria. If you don't mind I'm going to put her on the Forklands side of the fight?
Rufus looks forwards to have her serve his cause
I'm interested in (and will work/solicit myself for) your apocalyptic/dystopian genre.
My CS is out, and I hope it fits expectations! I'm anticipating this first IC post!
Leeam's eyes opened slowly to the sound of a familiar voice nearby. He blinked the sleep out of his eyes and licked the dried saliva from around his lips, trying his best to remind himself of his consciousness - so far his efforts were futile; and he was still very much involved in the dreamworld, plagued by visions of life, blossom, and prosperity. For a good few moments Lutwig may aswell have been talking to a brick wall, as no response was to be had from Leeam other than a faint mumble and an occasional shift of posture on his sleeping mat. The troubled man, irritated faintly by the spikiness of his short beard on his hand, longed to plunge himself back into the realm of unconscious sleep. Just an hour more, please, he begged in silence. The warning whistle, however, dragged him out of comfort and into a state of controlled, rehearsed panic and fear. He jolted himself into a sitting position as if being propelled by an invisible force and quickly rest his eyes on Lutwig, who stood cautiously by the window. "What is it?" he asked, all memories of his pastoral sleep gone in a flash. Without waiting for an answer he joined Lutwig, his eyes creeping over the windowsill. The two souls that Leeam found himself looking at were so apparent that it shocked him. There they stood, a couple of drowned rats as desperate as Lutwig and he. For a brief moment he felt a wave of pity wash over him, but it was gone as quickly as it came. "Stay quiet," he warned, "and keep an eye on them. If they want to get to us they're going to have to swim." With that, he turned away and swiftly packed away his things, preparing himself for another day of travel. He had suspected that they would come across other survivors here, somewhere that used to be so dense with life, and worried little for the danger that may be so imminent. No longer than a couple of minutes had passed when he put the final of his belongings in his bag. He strapped the roll-matt on tightly and buckled the opening of the pack together, swinging a strap over his shoulder as he returned to the window. The two survivors across the flooded road were still very much in view, rummaging through kitchen drawers and cabinets. "They look lost - desperate," he said. "Have they any weapons?"
I'm interested. Count me in! Anything you want me to do?
'We weren't designed to live on the water. Soon we'll have to go.' 'You think we were designed?' 'If we were, the designer has long gone. He ain't designing no one no more.' Sea levels have risen. Over the last ten years the ice caps on the poles have been melting, ever since a series of nuclear generators malfunctioned and punched a hole in the O-Zone layer larger than France. Since the disaster, the waves have lapped over thousands of coastal towns and half-swallowed cities in the waves, growing ever colder. What land is left is covered in thick layers of snow and ice. London has sunk, the Burj Khalifa fell without maintenance, and USA's west coast doesn't have a San Fransisco anymore - at last, not one that people can live in. In the ten years that have passed planet Earth has seen the largest drop in life to ever be recorded - not that anyone's recording. The sea took millions as emergency response failed, and suicide became the second most apparent cause of death worldwide, pipped at the post by drowning. The humans who do remain struggle for survival as they scavenge what's left of the world's provisions. There isn't much left. By 2040, six years after the mass nuclear breakdown, the world's population has dropped from 8 billion, to just over 7 million. Lonely scattered souls wander the earth like ants over a tiled patio, basking in the redundancy of their existence. Every day, more die, and more are killed. Somewhere in mainland Europe two men, Leeam and Lutwig, struggle against their surroundings in a futile attempt to make some meaning of their existence. Every day is a chore, every minute an hour, and every mistake a tragedy.
Hey guys! I'm Buglet! I've spoken to Partisan and I suppose I'll be joining you all. I'm in the process of making a CS as we speak.
Hello, reader. My name is Buglet (Harry) and I'm interested in starting a 1x1 post-apocalyptic survival plot with someone. Here are some details: Premise: The earth has turned to a wasteland. Sea levels have risen dramatically and what little land mass remains has been covered in ice and snow - only the vast oceans remain unfrozen. Most humans left with the land. As houses broke apart, as did families, and the roaring burn of the fire of life was quickly hissed into a few embers by the effects of pollution on the destitute planet. What food is left is fought over without humanity. It's not a dog-eat-dog world - humans have become far more savage. Through the mist and the fog two lone souls fight with the absence of life. Soon, they will have to disappear, and perhaps it would be less of a struggle for them to just punch their flames out - but the don't think about it. They just survive. Guidelines: Not too sure right now. Just acknowledge that I'm not interested in any sort of romance, and am unconcerned if the other character is male or female. I would most likely assume a character of the male gender. I am perfectly fine with any sort of taboo content, however. Drugs, death, gore, etc... Please message me if you're interested and we'll see if we can't flesh out some sort of backstory. Thank you :)
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