Would be interested in joining this, if there's still room? Will start working on CS.
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Thing's are getting a little hectic - my current uni status can be described as "All the assignments!" - will do my best to keep up with RP's though.
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Programmer and Reenactor out of Australia.
Always looking for a good Scifi/Fantasy RP with a mystery to unravel.
Work keeps me busy, but I'll do my best to keep up with RP's.
Always looking for a good Scifi/Fantasy RP with a mystery to unravel.
Work keeps me busy, but I'll do my best to keep up with RP's.
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Harry Potter rp with different schools from all over the world
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I suppose it could be sort of like a "World Fair" for different magical schools. Transportation costs aren't an issue given things like apparation and portkeys so it wouldn't be too hard to organize. All the different populations are pretty small, so they'd probably want to meet and exchange ideas and that sort of thing.
Of course things could start going horribly wrong...
Of course things could start going horribly wrong...
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9 yrs ago
Forum: Casual Interest Checks
Definitely interested - be good to see what we can come with.
So what's the plan with going forward?
Posted. I hope it's all right. I did think about Steven interacting with Sydney's plight, but the timezone's didn't match up that well and I figured @MMGiru was doing that with Dalia. Tell me what you think.
EDIT: Granted Steve's way of dealing with the situation would have kicking one of them in the nuts and legging it, but that could've been funny.
EDIT: Granted Steve's way of dealing with the situation would have kicking one of them in the nuts and legging it, but that could've been funny.
Steve sat back his in chair and looked at the new whiteboard he'd bought the other day. He'd never wanted to be one of those writers, with a wall full of crazy, but it really was one of the better ways to layout and organize information so he could wrap his head around it. It was his effort to try and make sense of what had been happening to him over the last week and a half. The sneaking fear that he was going crazy was slowly fading away, replaced by a the niggling feeling of a mystery unsolved.
He'd gone out and bought the whiteboard a couple of days after his late night - for him anyway - run in with the Danish man. Although Jørn was the only one he'd had a solid conversation with yet, he'd seen numerous other faces, and a line of rough sketches and digital images was placed along the top of the board. Another rough sketch, this one of the dream, complete with the man and two women, sat in the bottom corner. A world map with little red markers over Sydney and Skagen was in the opposite corner of the board. Blue markers denoted other likely locations based on other incidents - a snatch of understood conversation that turned out to be Hebrew, a strong flash of deja-vu when watching a crime drama set in New York, and a couple of others.
Pride of place in the center, at least for the moment, sat a full color A4 picture of the same cold windy beach he'd stood on with Jørn, pulled off Google Images. A simple circle had been drawn around it and the words "Not Crazy" scribbled underneath. He'd never been there before that night, so there was no way he could have possibly known what it would look like. It didn't rule anything out conclusively of course, but the sheer sense of relief he'd felt when he found it was what had prompted him to start digging into the mystery rather than hoping it would simply pass with time. His own writing had fallen by the wayside the last couple of days, and he knew he was going to have to do a heavy burn over the weekend to catch up, but he didn't particularly mind - this was giving him inspiration for more than a dozen stories.
Suddenly there was some indefinable change in the apartment - not so much a change in air pressure or temperature, but an instinctual level knowledge that he was no longer along with his thoughts. He took a moment to compose himself, trying to feel out something about the presence - it felt friendly, or at least not actively hostile. "What do you think?" he asked, motioning at the board before turning around to face his visitor.
He'd gone out and bought the whiteboard a couple of days after his late night - for him anyway - run in with the Danish man. Although Jørn was the only one he'd had a solid conversation with yet, he'd seen numerous other faces, and a line of rough sketches and digital images was placed along the top of the board. Another rough sketch, this one of the dream, complete with the man and two women, sat in the bottom corner. A world map with little red markers over Sydney and Skagen was in the opposite corner of the board. Blue markers denoted other likely locations based on other incidents - a snatch of understood conversation that turned out to be Hebrew, a strong flash of deja-vu when watching a crime drama set in New York, and a couple of others.
Pride of place in the center, at least for the moment, sat a full color A4 picture of the same cold windy beach he'd stood on with Jørn, pulled off Google Images. A simple circle had been drawn around it and the words "Not Crazy" scribbled underneath. He'd never been there before that night, so there was no way he could have possibly known what it would look like. It didn't rule anything out conclusively of course, but the sheer sense of relief he'd felt when he found it was what had prompted him to start digging into the mystery rather than hoping it would simply pass with time. His own writing had fallen by the wayside the last couple of days, and he knew he was going to have to do a heavy burn over the weekend to catch up, but he didn't particularly mind - this was giving him inspiration for more than a dozen stories.
Suddenly there was some indefinable change in the apartment - not so much a change in air pressure or temperature, but an instinctual level knowledge that he was no longer along with his thoughts. He took a moment to compose himself, trying to feel out something about the presence - it felt friendly, or at least not actively hostile. "What do you think?" he asked, motioning at the board before turning around to face his visitor.
I am still here. Sorry I have been the most headless of chickens this past week. Start of uni, work's been busy and I've been running errands for family. Still, here now - gonna catch up and start writing again!
@Amaralyn Sounds like a good idea - want to PM me and we can get started. It shouldn't be too long - after all it's the first solid visit
Posted! Lemme know if there's anything wrong.
@Amaralyn I had Steven interact with Jørn.
@Amaralyn I had Steven interact with Jørn.
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