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"Hm?"

Tim pulled one of the headphones out of his ear, looking dumbly at Sophia for a few moments before he finally processed what she said. He waved a small, awkward wave at her after a few seconds of not exactly knowing what to do. This happened to him quite often, considering his life choices. Tim was a recluse, for the most part. He worked from his apartment, coding for big name websites, had no friends, and was in a constant state of foggily staring into space, not necessarily daydreaming, just...not really here. He stood there for a couple more seconds before he began to move.

"Oh, yes, hello!" he said, making his way to the counter. "Hi, um, Sophia. Sorry, I'm a little bit out of it today."

He took out his other headphone, then bundled it up and shoved it all into the messenger bag that was lazily hanging at his side, holding his laptop. He scanned the menu for a moment before he made his decision, a double shot of espresso with milk. He waited for his drink at the counter, looking at the face of his phone to check for any messages. There were none.

"So, um, you close in, like, fifteen minutes right? Are you just gonna kick everyone out when it's time to go?

- t h e - b o o k -

Not supernatural, still very much a fantasy! I just would rather not go down such a stereotypical path that is one with dragons and evil sorcerers. I would like the creatures to have some sort of features about them that stand out when compared to others.

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It's like, 10:51, amost 11 for me. What about you?

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Well, I have work from 1-4 today, so when I get back, I'll write the first post. Is that cool with you?

- t h e - b o o k -

Not necessarily dragons. More along the lines of strange, disfigured creatures and monsters. Sort of like things you would see in nightmares. And yes, there would need to be a way to seal up the portals for good.

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NAME: Tim Galloway

AGE: 23

Works at home from his computer fixing codes for large websites. He is introverted, solitude, and quiet. He's a nice enough person, he just prefers to be alone, mostly. He doesnt play too many games, he doesn't really have any friends, and he spends 98% of his time alone. He lives in a small apartment, alone, located above a bakery, next to the coffee shop that Sophia's parents run, which he is a regular at.

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Shadows is a Fantasy RP between myself and Rystelle.

The story (which was at first going to be an alternate version of The Book, my original idea) revolves around my character and Rystelles character, two normal people living in a normal city going about their normal lives. One day, the two find each other and they form a bond. They become friends, they begin to hang out. This bond leads them to discover a cave hidden within the forest. A cave filled with secrets and mystery and danger. And what they find on the other side of the cave is even stranger.

A hidden world. A mirror world. A world almost exactly like their own.

Their discovery thrusts their lives into a snowball of danger and excitement. The discoveries they make are amazing, beautiful, mind blowing. But at what cost do these discoveries come? What price do they have to pay for their curiosity? Who knows.

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Right, I think so. And they get more and more violent as the worlds unravel more and more.

- t h e - b o o k -

Yeah, and perhaps the more we go through these portals, the stranger and more disjointed they get? Until eventually we're just going through platforms and shapes and stuff?

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Oh, yeah, youre right, we should probably do that a bit more before we start. I dont really think we need to flesh out the real world, necessarily. Thats something we can create as we go. But I do believe that we should have an idea for the other worlds that we enter. How do you feel about the abstract? Worlds that are incredibly disjointed and strange and weird?