Crap post is crap... Not feeling good tonight but I still wanted to try. Eh. >_<
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HI THERE~!
Thank you for visiting my profile!
You can call me Destiny. I am a 26-year-old pansexual woman from the USA who has been roleplaying since 2007. I got my start on a Kingdom Hearts fan-forum, and now here I am! My roleplaying interests include slice-of-life, romance, drama, fantasy, and anime fandom. Did I mention I am a HUGE otaku? :D
I write at a high-casual/advanced level as far as the amount of content I write per-post, but I'm not into flowery language most of the time. My writing is very simple, with a lot of the focus being on the characters and how their thoughts and feelings are developing. Realism is the name of my game! This stems from the fact that, when I am not roleplaying or slaving away for a large technology conglomerate at my day job, I am working on plays and films as a professional actress. With this being my passion, it's quite literally my job to pick apart each character's brain to find the motivation behind their words and actions. I'm just saying, that kind of obsession shows in my writing.
For my partners, I mostly do 1x1 RPs unless a group really catches my eye. I expect 2-3 paragraphs per post and prefer those who can respond at least once a day. Original stories catch my eye more than fandoms, but I don't rule anything out until I've tried it- trust me, if something's not working I'll let you know. I do not write smut, but if it is story-driven I will consider 18+. I'm really not picky; these are just guidelines for how to *guarantee* I will love our RP! I've been surprised before!
A fair warning in advance: I'm also a little crazy. I am diagnosed with Anxiety and Depression, so if I am feeling off I may just stop responding. My mental health does come first. Rest assured, I will pick up the pieces and clear my head enough to reply soon. I use my writing as an outlet, so I can never stay away more than a couple of days. That being said, my Guild partners are my family. Y'all have helped me through the worst times of my life and continue to remind me why I'm still alive on this Earth. So just know that I am here to do the same for any of you, even if we've just met. :)
Anywho, if this sounds like your thing then shoot me a PM! I swear I'm friendly, albeit a little strange, and I don't bite (hard)!
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Cinera
Day 17 - Morning - Lvl 13
@PyroDash888@Zelosse
Cinera practically jumped 10 feet into the air at the sound of someone shouting. She hadn't realized she'd fallen asleep, much less that anyone would make that kind of noise so late at night... or early in the morning. Was it daytime, now? Sunlight shone through the light curtains, making her squint as her eyes adjusted to the newfound brightness of the room. Her and Delcastle hadn't gotten up from the floor last night, and her back ached from the hard surface of the floor. She did notice that she'd actually readjusted during the night to sleep with her head in his lap, and it made her a bit embarrassed, but now wasn't the time for things like that. What was important now was that Sapphira was awake, and she didn't seem to be doing well.
She was on her feet in an instant, a bit fearful at Sapphira's initial threatening behavior and posture. Cinera's mouth just gaped open as she watched the terror in her friend's eyes. Delcastle stayed silent as well, before she seemed to realize who they were. It was a briefly awkward moment, to say the least. "S... Sapphira..." She took a small, careful step toward the broken figure, not wanting to scare her anymore than she was. Her voice was soft, and caring, trying to be as soothing as possible, but yet there were tears running down her cheeks. Fear or relief, Cinera couldn't tell... Probably both. "It's okay... You're... Y-You're safe..." Slowly, she made her way toward her friend, until she could kneel down right in front of her.
In a time like this, she didn't know what else to say. Her eyes glanced back at Delcastle, who seemed to have a painful look in his eye. She had been so strong earlier; was she really acting like this because of a monster? Cinera got a nasty feeling in her gut, and she knew that Delcastle had caught onto something she hadn't - his face said it all. And it frightened her. What did she mean by 'Haven't you done enough'...? She was lost, and he wasn't saying anything. What should she do? How could she console her friend? Silently, her hand reached for one of the potions as she turned to gently take Sapphira's hand in her own. Very softly, she placed the bottle into her palm and held both of her hands with her own.
"Drink this... Please... Your HP is extremely low..." That was all she could think to say as she now gazed upon her scratched and broken skin, seeing her wrecked fur and bloody body. The tears were almost involuntary as this nasty feeling wouldn't go away. Her words were stopped as she suddenly lunged forward, pulling Sapphira's small frame close to her own in a firm (but not tight) hug. "I-I'm so glad you're safe...!" She knew this wasn't the time or place, but Cinera couldn't help but to cry. It had almost given her a heart attack to see her like that in the dark. She really wanted to ask what had happened to her, but she didn't have the words. Cinera was just thankful that she wasn't dead. She was thankful her good friend had woken up. Thank God... Thank God...!
Day 17 - Morning - Lvl 13
@PyroDash888@Zelosse
Cinera practically jumped 10 feet into the air at the sound of someone shouting. She hadn't realized she'd fallen asleep, much less that anyone would make that kind of noise so late at night... or early in the morning. Was it daytime, now? Sunlight shone through the light curtains, making her squint as her eyes adjusted to the newfound brightness of the room. Her and Delcastle hadn't gotten up from the floor last night, and her back ached from the hard surface of the floor. She did notice that she'd actually readjusted during the night to sleep with her head in his lap, and it made her a bit embarrassed, but now wasn't the time for things like that. What was important now was that Sapphira was awake, and she didn't seem to be doing well.
She was on her feet in an instant, a bit fearful at Sapphira's initial threatening behavior and posture. Cinera's mouth just gaped open as she watched the terror in her friend's eyes. Delcastle stayed silent as well, before she seemed to realize who they were. It was a briefly awkward moment, to say the least. "S... Sapphira..." She took a small, careful step toward the broken figure, not wanting to scare her anymore than she was. Her voice was soft, and caring, trying to be as soothing as possible, but yet there were tears running down her cheeks. Fear or relief, Cinera couldn't tell... Probably both. "It's okay... You're... Y-You're safe..." Slowly, she made her way toward her friend, until she could kneel down right in front of her.
In a time like this, she didn't know what else to say. Her eyes glanced back at Delcastle, who seemed to have a painful look in his eye. She had been so strong earlier; was she really acting like this because of a monster? Cinera got a nasty feeling in her gut, and she knew that Delcastle had caught onto something she hadn't - his face said it all. And it frightened her. What did she mean by 'Haven't you done enough'...? She was lost, and he wasn't saying anything. What should she do? How could she console her friend? Silently, her hand reached for one of the potions as she turned to gently take Sapphira's hand in her own. Very softly, she placed the bottle into her palm and held both of her hands with her own.
"Drink this... Please... Your HP is extremely low..." That was all she could think to say as she now gazed upon her scratched and broken skin, seeing her wrecked fur and bloody body. The tears were almost involuntary as this nasty feeling wouldn't go away. Her words were stopped as she suddenly lunged forward, pulling Sapphira's small frame close to her own in a firm (but not tight) hug. "I-I'm so glad you're safe...!" She knew this wasn't the time or place, but Cinera couldn't help but to cry. It had almost given her a heart attack to see her like that in the dark. She really wanted to ask what had happened to her, but she didn't have the words. Cinera was just thankful that she wasn't dead. She was thankful her good friend had woken up. Thank God... Thank God...!
@Zelosse Cinera is asleep too, haha. I was waiting for you because of the order we've been posting in - I figured they would both wake up when Sapphira yelled, anyhow. x3 I can post first if you really want me to, but it will be a bit short without seeing Delcastle's reaction.
@Haeo I now want to go play Halo and test this... I don't think I ever tested the boundaries in Halo. o.o
@BlackPanther And he's got a beast by his side, so there's that, too. x3
@BlackPanther I thought about her mistaking him as a monster at first approach, since he's got the mask on. xD
Boom. I was thinking the old guys might get pissed if they see her with an ugly eyepatch while she tries to find that rare potion that heals scars. :D She's not near as bad as Sapphira, but I like the idea of multiple people fighting over this potion in the future, especially if there is only one or two... bwahaha...
I also figured that the system would have some kind of block on the top of the gorge to keep players from bypassing all the stronger monsters to get to the next town. Kinda like when you reach the edge of the game map in a video game and get blown back to somewhere else on the map... I figured it would push them off the ledge.
I also figured that the system would have some kind of block on the top of the gorge to keep players from bypassing all the stronger monsters to get to the next town. Kinda like when you reach the edge of the game map in a video game and get blown back to somewhere else on the map... I figured it would push them off the ledge.
ScarletRain
Day 16 - Night - Level 15
@Tracyarmav@BlackPanther
Scarlet found enough momentum in her movements to keep moving forward for the next few hours. The sun turned the desert turf a reddish hue around her as she sliced her way through beetle, scorpion, and the like. Her hair seemed to blend into the environment almost, like a fire shining as brightly as her passionate fury. Even in the darkness, she seemed to glow as her axe glinted in the moon's soft glow. After about three hours, she was burnt out and stopped where she was. Fresh tears rolled silently down her cheeks as she glared toward the dark ground. Damn it all... Those damn old geezers and their damn opinions and their damn big mouths...! She was frustrated, but by this point her temperament had cooled down into pure exhaustion. After all, she'd been out here fighting most of the day. Her stomach ached with hunger, and now she realized it would be a good five or six hours to reach Bull's Run, again. Not only that, but she'd have to fight through hoards of monsters that she had cleared to get here.
The gorge seemed to run on forever as she pushed forward. Why were things so far apart in this game? It was convenient being to teleport in other games - Scarlet hoped they would have the opportunity to do so later as they progressed in SAO. For now though, she decided to take a break before the monsters in this area respawned. Sniffling, she dug her axe into the hard ground and sat leaning against it, holding her knees to her chest. It was strangely cold out here at night, though not surprisingly she was still extremely parched. It was still a dry landscape, after all. After taking a small drink of water from her inventory, Scarlet buried her face into her knees in an effort to stop the tears. Crying is useless... After all, nobody ever came to her aid when she cried. All those times she cried alone in her bedroom, nobody even knew. Or they didn't care.
However, just as Scarlet was starting to feel that same biting loneliness from the previous evening creep up on her, she heard a noise in the distance. Her head immediately perked up, alert. Now that I think about it... Where am I...? She had barely looked at where she was going as she blasted her way through here. You could say it was almost like she had been throwing a tantrum, but this time an adult wasn't around to stop her so she kept going until she got tired. In a way. Now she knew she was deep into the gorge, but were there any closer towns? Or maybe... maybe she could reach that hidden dungeon she'd heard rumors about? I'm almost level 16, after that... That's a pretty high level compared to a lot of people. I could probably give it a shot... If there was one thing she was, it was confident. Even in a game like this, she knew how to hone her abilities and had done so well. I don't have much food left on me... But I can't imagine a dungeon being too far from a town. Maybe I could finish the dungeon and then head toward the town... I'd be the first one there. The thrill of it kind of excited her. One more adventure for the night to take my mind off of everything.
Feeling a bit better, Scarlet wiped the tears away and leapt to her feet. Just as she was about to move forward though, her heart sunk. That's right... It's said that you gotta travel two or three days, at least, to reach the dungeon... Well that was a bummer. What would she do, now? Guess I'll just have to make it back to Bull's Run. I can't set up camp out here by myself. Suddenly, she heard the noise again, this time a bit louder. What... What is that? She was alert once more as she picked up her axe to squint into the darkness. Monsters...?
Out of nowhere, a huge gush of wind seemed to burst up from the ground, swirling dirt and rocks around as it slammed into Scarlet's petite frame. A gasp instantly escaped her lips as she clung to her axe, attempting to stay grounded with it. However, the dirt quickly dislodged the axe from the ground and the tornado-like gusts carried her up into the air. Her heart raced with fear as she yelped, spinning and thrashing through space. She couldn't tell up from down anymore, and her body became scratched and bruised as the rocks hit her at the same painful speed of the wind. It wasn't by much, but her HP was declining bit by bit. I... It hurts...!
Suddenly, the wind stopped, as if turned off by a switch, and Scarlet felt herself falling through darkness. It was hard to see anything around her, especially as disoriented as she was. Before she knew it her body was crashing into hard rock. It didn't stop, though. The momentum continued as she tossed and rolled, her HP continuing to decline bit by bit as she fell into the chasm of unknown terrors. Her body ached as sharp rocks dug into her ribs, scraped her knees, and such. Flying dirt blinded her eyes even more, and all she could find the will to do was scream with pain. It hurts...! It hurts! A game wasn't supposed to hurt. Games weren't supposed to be frightening (at least not the ones that she enjoyed). Games weren't supposed to be lonely. Games weren't supposed to be able to kill you.
Everything ended as quickly as it begun - in an instant. She felt something sharp jab her in the eye, then something warm followed... and then a cold, hard surface blocked her path. Everything was even darker than before, and she groaned, trying to get a grip on what had happened. The area reeked. Everything ached. What was that...? A sort of game defense system...? It made sense. Some games set up barriers for when you wandered too far toward the edge of the designated player-allowed areas. Usually anything past the barrier was undeveloped or non-existent. In her panic, that was all Scarlet could think that possibly was. Even so, she was in bad shape. Her body felt bruised, scraped, and mangled. Thankfully, her HP was only in the yellow. But where was she?
A sharp pain rushed to the right side of her head as she tried to open her eyes, and she let out an involuntary scream. "Aagh!!!" Her hand immediately reached for her eye, which was covered in some sort of warm liquid. Blood... Fear gripped her as she realized that a rock had actually punctured her eye. Blood covered half of her face, dripping through her fingers before evaporating into pixels. Oh... Oh my god... Although she was afraid, she knew that she needed to know where she was in case monsters were around. So Scarlet carefully opened her left eye to scan the area around her. No monsters. But she did see two dark shadows against the moonlight, along with another small dark shadow. They seemed to have noticed her. Something in her chest panicked. M-Monsters... Her body ached too much to move, though. Fear shook her from head to toe as she struggled to sit up, only to fall over and groan, once more. That cocky teenage confidence from before had now shriveled into the fear and desperation of a child. S-Someone... Help...
Day 16 - Night - Level 15
@Tracyarmav@BlackPanther
Scarlet found enough momentum in her movements to keep moving forward for the next few hours. The sun turned the desert turf a reddish hue around her as she sliced her way through beetle, scorpion, and the like. Her hair seemed to blend into the environment almost, like a fire shining as brightly as her passionate fury. Even in the darkness, she seemed to glow as her axe glinted in the moon's soft glow. After about three hours, she was burnt out and stopped where she was. Fresh tears rolled silently down her cheeks as she glared toward the dark ground. Damn it all... Those damn old geezers and their damn opinions and their damn big mouths...! She was frustrated, but by this point her temperament had cooled down into pure exhaustion. After all, she'd been out here fighting most of the day. Her stomach ached with hunger, and now she realized it would be a good five or six hours to reach Bull's Run, again. Not only that, but she'd have to fight through hoards of monsters that she had cleared to get here.
The gorge seemed to run on forever as she pushed forward. Why were things so far apart in this game? It was convenient being to teleport in other games - Scarlet hoped they would have the opportunity to do so later as they progressed in SAO. For now though, she decided to take a break before the monsters in this area respawned. Sniffling, she dug her axe into the hard ground and sat leaning against it, holding her knees to her chest. It was strangely cold out here at night, though not surprisingly she was still extremely parched. It was still a dry landscape, after all. After taking a small drink of water from her inventory, Scarlet buried her face into her knees in an effort to stop the tears. Crying is useless... After all, nobody ever came to her aid when she cried. All those times she cried alone in her bedroom, nobody even knew. Or they didn't care.
However, just as Scarlet was starting to feel that same biting loneliness from the previous evening creep up on her, she heard a noise in the distance. Her head immediately perked up, alert. Now that I think about it... Where am I...? She had barely looked at where she was going as she blasted her way through here. You could say it was almost like she had been throwing a tantrum, but this time an adult wasn't around to stop her so she kept going until she got tired. In a way. Now she knew she was deep into the gorge, but were there any closer towns? Or maybe... maybe she could reach that hidden dungeon she'd heard rumors about? I'm almost level 16, after that... That's a pretty high level compared to a lot of people. I could probably give it a shot... If there was one thing she was, it was confident. Even in a game like this, she knew how to hone her abilities and had done so well. I don't have much food left on me... But I can't imagine a dungeon being too far from a town. Maybe I could finish the dungeon and then head toward the town... I'd be the first one there. The thrill of it kind of excited her. One more adventure for the night to take my mind off of everything.
Feeling a bit better, Scarlet wiped the tears away and leapt to her feet. Just as she was about to move forward though, her heart sunk. That's right... It's said that you gotta travel two or three days, at least, to reach the dungeon... Well that was a bummer. What would she do, now? Guess I'll just have to make it back to Bull's Run. I can't set up camp out here by myself. Suddenly, she heard the noise again, this time a bit louder. What... What is that? She was alert once more as she picked up her axe to squint into the darkness. Monsters...?
Out of nowhere, a huge gush of wind seemed to burst up from the ground, swirling dirt and rocks around as it slammed into Scarlet's petite frame. A gasp instantly escaped her lips as she clung to her axe, attempting to stay grounded with it. However, the dirt quickly dislodged the axe from the ground and the tornado-like gusts carried her up into the air. Her heart raced with fear as she yelped, spinning and thrashing through space. She couldn't tell up from down anymore, and her body became scratched and bruised as the rocks hit her at the same painful speed of the wind. It wasn't by much, but her HP was declining bit by bit. I... It hurts...!
Suddenly, the wind stopped, as if turned off by a switch, and Scarlet felt herself falling through darkness. It was hard to see anything around her, especially as disoriented as she was. Before she knew it her body was crashing into hard rock. It didn't stop, though. The momentum continued as she tossed and rolled, her HP continuing to decline bit by bit as she fell into the chasm of unknown terrors. Her body ached as sharp rocks dug into her ribs, scraped her knees, and such. Flying dirt blinded her eyes even more, and all she could find the will to do was scream with pain. It hurts...! It hurts! A game wasn't supposed to hurt. Games weren't supposed to be frightening (at least not the ones that she enjoyed). Games weren't supposed to be lonely. Games weren't supposed to be able to kill you.
Everything ended as quickly as it begun - in an instant. She felt something sharp jab her in the eye, then something warm followed... and then a cold, hard surface blocked her path. Everything was even darker than before, and she groaned, trying to get a grip on what had happened. The area reeked. Everything ached. What was that...? A sort of game defense system...? It made sense. Some games set up barriers for when you wandered too far toward the edge of the designated player-allowed areas. Usually anything past the barrier was undeveloped or non-existent. In her panic, that was all Scarlet could think that possibly was. Even so, she was in bad shape. Her body felt bruised, scraped, and mangled. Thankfully, her HP was only in the yellow. But where was she?
A sharp pain rushed to the right side of her head as she tried to open her eyes, and she let out an involuntary scream. "Aagh!!!" Her hand immediately reached for her eye, which was covered in some sort of warm liquid. Blood... Fear gripped her as she realized that a rock had actually punctured her eye. Blood covered half of her face, dripping through her fingers before evaporating into pixels. Oh... Oh my god... Although she was afraid, she knew that she needed to know where she was in case monsters were around. So Scarlet carefully opened her left eye to scan the area around her. No monsters. But she did see two dark shadows against the moonlight, along with another small dark shadow. They seemed to have noticed her. Something in her chest panicked. M-Monsters... Her body ached too much to move, though. Fear shook her from head to toe as she struggled to sit up, only to fall over and groan, once more. That cocky teenage confidence from before had now shriveled into the fear and desperation of a child. S-Someone... Help...
@Zelosse Waiting on you for Cinera. Working on Scarlet... Soon. :) Very soon...
@Zelosse Reckless fighting it is!
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