@TAGM3: You're still very welcome to join in. We've got plenty of space.
To the others, sorry I haven't been posting much either. I've been trying to wait and see if those who haven't yet would still do it. But I'm guessing not and that we can just move on without them and whatnot. So expect some more movement for this weekend!
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More females, oh boy!
We haven't really gone anywhere yet, so come on and join in!
@Kiri, sure you can join in! The more the merrier!
@Hailfire: I was thinking they were all spawning at different locations but near the capitol, Elbenaster.
@Hailfire: I was thinking they were all spawning at different locations but near the capitol, Elbenaster.
Name: August Franklin West the Third
Nickname: Auggie
Age: 18
Gender: Male
Personality: Auggie is one of Brennen's golden boys, coming from one of the founding families and being at the top in both academics and athletics. He's known as a sweet, energetic, charming, and charismatic youth, who's got a bright future ahead of him. In front of people he is known to be very down-to-earth and social, but outside of school and of the public's eye is a very arrogant, narcissistic guy who believes he is a lot better than what the town deserves. Charming and witty, Auggie is also very full of sarcasm, having a good sense of humor.
When out in the public he has a strong sense of equality and just, putting up a facade that makes others believe he is truly a genuine, nice guy. He just needs to act that way until he is able to leave Brennen and be who he really wants to be. The real Auggie strongly believes that the world is only made for those who are capable of handling it, believing that the world is really the survival of the fittest.
History: August West the Third was born to the West family, coming from the direct lineage of one of the founding families of Brennen. His family has had a history with the town that dates back centuries, along with his name. He is named after his grandfather who was named after his grandfather, meaning the next August was going to be his grandson. He is an only child to Franklin and Mary West, a local politician and elementary school teacher respectively. Always having the time and attention of his family and of the public, Auggie has always carried himself high, making sure to never mess up. He grew up joining in every sport, every club, every volunteering opportunity he could get his hands on, just so he could keep up his image alongside his family.
Once high school rolled around Auggie was at the top of his class, getting a 4.0 grade-point average and being a three-sport athlete, joining in football, soccer, and swimming. He also was the president of five different Brennen High clubs, the Chess club, the Philosophy club, the Art club, the Music club, and the Poetry club. Being one of the few golden boy's of Brennen meant he had to keep up the image of being pure and involved, hiding his true nature away from those in Brennen. Everything came crashing down though when his name was listed in Rose Henley's letter. His family and her's went back centuries, with her's being one of the founding families along with his. He considered himself pretty close to the girl, always making sure to keep special attention to her, as she was one of the oddballs of Brennen High. With him being so nice to her, it helped him keep his good guy image, but when his name was listed people questioned his image.
People noticed a darker lining and aura to Auggie that they didn't before, even Auggie noticed it. Rose put him out there to the world and he had to figure out why she did. It didn't bother him that his name was listed, it bothered him that she made it public. There was a reason he was on there, he had a feeling he knew why, but there was no certainty that it would be right as the only source to find the true answer was gone.
Misc:
- Auggie is a musician, being able to play the guitar and piano. He also sings.
- Auggie is a wide-receiver for the Brennen Lions, wearing the number 87.
- Auggie plays midfield for the Brennen Lions soccer team, wearing the jersey number of 23.
- Auggie is the captain of the swim team, being the only team he was captain of.
- Auggie can't draw to save his life, but he has a knack for pottery and ceramics.
Nickname: Auggie
Age: 18
Gender: Male
Personality: Auggie is one of Brennen's golden boys, coming from one of the founding families and being at the top in both academics and athletics. He's known as a sweet, energetic, charming, and charismatic youth, who's got a bright future ahead of him. In front of people he is known to be very down-to-earth and social, but outside of school and of the public's eye is a very arrogant, narcissistic guy who believes he is a lot better than what the town deserves. Charming and witty, Auggie is also very full of sarcasm, having a good sense of humor.
When out in the public he has a strong sense of equality and just, putting up a facade that makes others believe he is truly a genuine, nice guy. He just needs to act that way until he is able to leave Brennen and be who he really wants to be. The real Auggie strongly believes that the world is only made for those who are capable of handling it, believing that the world is really the survival of the fittest.
History: August West the Third was born to the West family, coming from the direct lineage of one of the founding families of Brennen. His family has had a history with the town that dates back centuries, along with his name. He is named after his grandfather who was named after his grandfather, meaning the next August was going to be his grandson. He is an only child to Franklin and Mary West, a local politician and elementary school teacher respectively. Always having the time and attention of his family and of the public, Auggie has always carried himself high, making sure to never mess up. He grew up joining in every sport, every club, every volunteering opportunity he could get his hands on, just so he could keep up his image alongside his family.
Once high school rolled around Auggie was at the top of his class, getting a 4.0 grade-point average and being a three-sport athlete, joining in football, soccer, and swimming. He also was the president of five different Brennen High clubs, the Chess club, the Philosophy club, the Art club, the Music club, and the Poetry club. Being one of the few golden boy's of Brennen meant he had to keep up the image of being pure and involved, hiding his true nature away from those in Brennen. Everything came crashing down though when his name was listed in Rose Henley's letter. His family and her's went back centuries, with her's being one of the founding families along with his. He considered himself pretty close to the girl, always making sure to keep special attention to her, as she was one of the oddballs of Brennen High. With him being so nice to her, it helped him keep his good guy image, but when his name was listed people questioned his image.
People noticed a darker lining and aura to Auggie that they didn't before, even Auggie noticed it. Rose put him out there to the world and he had to figure out why she did. It didn't bother him that his name was listed, it bothered him that she made it public. There was a reason he was on there, he had a feeling he knew why, but there was no certainty that it would be right as the only source to find the true answer was gone.
Misc:
- Auggie is a musician, being able to play the guitar and piano. He also sings.
- Auggie is a wide-receiver for the Brennen Lions, wearing the number 87.
- Auggie plays midfield for the Brennen Lions soccer team, wearing the jersey number of 23.
- Auggie is the captain of the swim team, being the only team he was captain of.
- Auggie can't draw to save his life, but he has a knack for pottery and ceramics.
So it was actually later than I had imagined posting. Dat midnight post. @_@
But nonetheless, it's up! Yay!
But nonetheless, it's up! Yay!
Beau grinned brightly as he overheard his guildmates talking about the job they were planning on taking. It was nice to see things like that still happening around the guild, teams forming and people starting good relationships. He remembered picking up a few teams himself when he first joined in the guild, those were his younger years. "Dia is probably with Ria." Beau chimed in, waving at the group. That's when he eyed the new girl, "I'm Beau by the way. If you need anything, feel free to ask. I'm the one usually behind the counter." He then turned and gave the other fresher face a smile, "Nice ta see you, Tim. Hopefully everything's going well for you here?"
Just as he was about to offer his services in finding Dia for the group, the guild master returned. A yawn escaping her lips, she stretched and announced to the guild: "I recently got a request for an appearance with the Magic Council, they're expecting me to do something about you all and your tendencies to cause a bit more damage than usual." She let out a sigh and went on, "I'll be gone for a few days, but I better not be hearing about anymore nonsense while I'm gone! Do you fairies hear me?" Her tone was both stern and motherly, but everyone knew it was all an act. She didn't care that they over did jobs as long as they got it done, Dia always had a way of getting Fairy Tail out of trouble with the Magic Council.
"I guess she's right there," the blonde magician giggled, stating the obvious.
Just as he was about to offer his services in finding Dia for the group, the guild master returned. A yawn escaping her lips, she stretched and announced to the guild: "I recently got a request for an appearance with the Magic Council, they're expecting me to do something about you all and your tendencies to cause a bit more damage than usual." She let out a sigh and went on, "I'll be gone for a few days, but I better not be hearing about anymore nonsense while I'm gone! Do you fairies hear me?" Her tone was both stern and motherly, but everyone knew it was all an act. She didn't care that they over did jobs as long as they got it done, Dia always had a way of getting Fairy Tail out of trouble with the Magic Council.
"I guess she's right there," the blonde magician giggled, stating the obvious.
Second Frontier
Before, Outside of Second Frontier
Eve sat in the library, reading her Mass Media Law textbook quietly to herself as time slowly slugged by. This was her final bit of homework before her well-deserved weekend from the pressures of reality. Finals were just around the corner but she had studied and done everything she possibly could to be caught up in almost everything. So now all she had to do was relax and take a break, and this weekend she was going to be using her time and break on Second Frontier, one of her favorite games.
Her eyes scanned the pages of the final paragraph, being in the home stretch made her stomach turn as excitement filled her body. It had been a few months since she last played the game and with the new expansion meant a lot of new things to discover and a lot of the old things to re-discover. Not to mention all of the friends she made online on Second Frontier, she pretty much lost all contact with them. Her friends on the game were pretty tightly knit, and she did talk to a few of them outside of the game, but it had also been awhile since she last talked to any of them in or outside of the game.
The blonde student packed up her books as she looked outside the fourth story window of the library. Night had came quick, and she would have been at Taylor's getting ready to party if she didn't already plan to take a break from reality with Second Frontier. Making her way through the building she was met with familiar faces across campus and varying parties and organizations. Each waved and said their greetings and goodbyes with Eve simply replying back to each of them with her sweet, happy-go-lucky smile. The girl was on a mission, and that mission was to get to her house and play games for a good few straight hours before sleeping and then doing it again in the morning and the rest of the weekend. Eve had even worked out extra hard the past week so she could have a few rest days for the weekend and be uninterrupted.
Never with silence or the chance of being hit on or asked to join someone for a party, Evie wandered home in the warm, night sky of Spring. She made her way up to her apartment and just tossed everything onto her off-white sofa before heading to her room to update Second Frontier with the new expansion of "The Brave Ones," that came out just yesterday.
"I wonder if any of them will be on?" She mumbled to herself, "I know Jackie and Rolly were busy with starting college, and Braeden was finishing up his semester too..." The most exciting thing for her about the game was honestly all the friends she made. It wasn't that she didn't have many friends outside of the game, it's just that she felt that the friends she made in-game understood her a little better than most. It was like the fact that she didn't need to hide the fact that she even played Second Frontier from them, or games in general. People expected some sort of norm for her, which was that she was a pretty, smart blonde woman who should be doing what pretty, smart blonde women were supposed to do.
As she popped the expansion pack into her computer she watched the loading screen automatically ring up. "Five or more hours!?" She blurted out, sighing in disbelief. "That's like years, I have to wait even longer now!" Rubbing her eyes as they watered, a yawn escaped her lips. It must have been fate then, as a wave of exhaustion overcame her body. "Guess I'll have to start tomorrow." Making her way towards her bed, she slipped in under her covers, stripping off whatever extra layers she didn't need off. That is when what felt like a sharp needle stabbing into her head made her shriek. There was a throbbing pain in her head as she held her head tightly, rubbing it to soothe the pain.
She slipped herself a few strong headache medicine from her drawer next to the bed as it eased the pain. "Everything has to happen at the same time, doesn't it?" With another yawn, Eve was slowly drifting off to sleep, as her eyes met with the Second Frontier updating screen... "[Welcome to Second Frontier, the Brave One.]"
Present, Inside Second Frontier
Eve felt something wet dripping on her face as she slept. At first it was just a few drops, then it became a constant wetness not just on her face, but all over her. "What the-" She cracked her right eye open and was met with what seemed like the brightest light in the world, greeting her face. It was morning, a very bright morning. The the sun was in her face and what was even stranger was that she wasn't in her bed, she was outside in the middle of a field. "What's going on here?"
She blinked her eyes a few times, adjusting to the brightness of her surroundings, picking herself off the ground. She looked across the open valley as she saw a few buildings in the distance, a cornfield, and a few farm animals. "Did I get drugged last night or something?" Scratching her head she winced in pain as her hand carved at her scalp. She was wearing metallic gloves of some sort, which were very strong and hurt a lot. "Since when?" The girl muttered to herself. Something was off, and she had no clue what it was.
"Alright, Taylor!" Evie shouted to no one. "This is very funny, dressing me up and throwing me into the middle of no where, but can we stop now? Taylor!?" She listened as there was still no reply, only the echo of her last word repeating over and over. Taylor, Taylor, Taylor...
Checking her hands, she noticed more about the engravings on her gloves. It was in an odd language that she hadn't seen before, or at least not in real life. "Gauntlets? Wait... these are my Summer Alexis Gauntlets... But wait, how?" She then hesitantly, but curiously examined her whole body. Noting and noticing that her sleepwear was now swapped with an Angel Silk dress, Myra's Graves and Belt Set, and a Summer Alexis Breastplate, all from her game of Second Life. "Ah ha, that's it! Second Life! But when did I log on?"
A sharp ringing then sounded, bringing Evie down to her knees, and causing a throbbing pain in her head, just like before when she was first falling asleep. "What's happening!?" She shouted, holding her head in pain. Whatever it was, the blonde woman hoped it would end soon.
Before, Outside of Second Frontier
Eve sat in the library, reading her Mass Media Law textbook quietly to herself as time slowly slugged by. This was her final bit of homework before her well-deserved weekend from the pressures of reality. Finals were just around the corner but she had studied and done everything she possibly could to be caught up in almost everything. So now all she had to do was relax and take a break, and this weekend she was going to be using her time and break on Second Frontier, one of her favorite games.
Her eyes scanned the pages of the final paragraph, being in the home stretch made her stomach turn as excitement filled her body. It had been a few months since she last played the game and with the new expansion meant a lot of new things to discover and a lot of the old things to re-discover. Not to mention all of the friends she made online on Second Frontier, she pretty much lost all contact with them. Her friends on the game were pretty tightly knit, and she did talk to a few of them outside of the game, but it had also been awhile since she last talked to any of them in or outside of the game.
The blonde student packed up her books as she looked outside the fourth story window of the library. Night had came quick, and she would have been at Taylor's getting ready to party if she didn't already plan to take a break from reality with Second Frontier. Making her way through the building she was met with familiar faces across campus and varying parties and organizations. Each waved and said their greetings and goodbyes with Eve simply replying back to each of them with her sweet, happy-go-lucky smile. The girl was on a mission, and that mission was to get to her house and play games for a good few straight hours before sleeping and then doing it again in the morning and the rest of the weekend. Eve had even worked out extra hard the past week so she could have a few rest days for the weekend and be uninterrupted.
Never with silence or the chance of being hit on or asked to join someone for a party, Evie wandered home in the warm, night sky of Spring. She made her way up to her apartment and just tossed everything onto her off-white sofa before heading to her room to update Second Frontier with the new expansion of "The Brave Ones," that came out just yesterday.
"I wonder if any of them will be on?" She mumbled to herself, "I know Jackie and Rolly were busy with starting college, and Braeden was finishing up his semester too..." The most exciting thing for her about the game was honestly all the friends she made. It wasn't that she didn't have many friends outside of the game, it's just that she felt that the friends she made in-game understood her a little better than most. It was like the fact that she didn't need to hide the fact that she even played Second Frontier from them, or games in general. People expected some sort of norm for her, which was that she was a pretty, smart blonde woman who should be doing what pretty, smart blonde women were supposed to do.
As she popped the expansion pack into her computer she watched the loading screen automatically ring up. "Five or more hours!?" She blurted out, sighing in disbelief. "That's like years, I have to wait even longer now!" Rubbing her eyes as they watered, a yawn escaped her lips. It must have been fate then, as a wave of exhaustion overcame her body. "Guess I'll have to start tomorrow." Making her way towards her bed, she slipped in under her covers, stripping off whatever extra layers she didn't need off. That is when what felt like a sharp needle stabbing into her head made her shriek. There was a throbbing pain in her head as she held her head tightly, rubbing it to soothe the pain.
She slipped herself a few strong headache medicine from her drawer next to the bed as it eased the pain. "Everything has to happen at the same time, doesn't it?" With another yawn, Eve was slowly drifting off to sleep, as her eyes met with the Second Frontier updating screen... "[Welcome to Second Frontier, the Brave One.]"
Present, Inside Second Frontier
Eve felt something wet dripping on her face as she slept. At first it was just a few drops, then it became a constant wetness not just on her face, but all over her. "What the-" She cracked her right eye open and was met with what seemed like the brightest light in the world, greeting her face. It was morning, a very bright morning. The the sun was in her face and what was even stranger was that she wasn't in her bed, she was outside in the middle of a field. "What's going on here?"
She blinked her eyes a few times, adjusting to the brightness of her surroundings, picking herself off the ground. She looked across the open valley as she saw a few buildings in the distance, a cornfield, and a few farm animals. "Did I get drugged last night or something?" Scratching her head she winced in pain as her hand carved at her scalp. She was wearing metallic gloves of some sort, which were very strong and hurt a lot. "Since when?" The girl muttered to herself. Something was off, and she had no clue what it was.
"Alright, Taylor!" Evie shouted to no one. "This is very funny, dressing me up and throwing me into the middle of no where, but can we stop now? Taylor!?" She listened as there was still no reply, only the echo of her last word repeating over and over. Taylor, Taylor, Taylor...
Checking her hands, she noticed more about the engravings on her gloves. It was in an odd language that she hadn't seen before, or at least not in real life. "Gauntlets? Wait... these are my Summer Alexis Gauntlets... But wait, how?" She then hesitantly, but curiously examined her whole body. Noting and noticing that her sleepwear was now swapped with an Angel Silk dress, Myra's Graves and Belt Set, and a Summer Alexis Breastplate, all from her game of Second Life. "Ah ha, that's it! Second Life! But when did I log on?"
A sharp ringing then sounded, bringing Evie down to her knees, and causing a throbbing pain in her head, just like before when she was first falling asleep. "What's happening!?" She shouted, holding her head in pain. Whatever it was, the blonde woman hoped it would end soon.
Awesome, welcome aboard too. I'll post up the first post in the IC tomorrow!
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Mystery, Slice-of-Life, High School, Drama RP! Murder, death!
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Forum: Casual Interest Checks
Here's the OOC: http://www.roleplayerguild.com/topics/5537/posts/ooc
Can't wait for it to start! :)
Can't wait for it to start! :)
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