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6 yrs ago
Current Try checking the Articles and Guides section
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I'm not victim blaming but all generalizations are false, even this one.
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It does.
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6 yrs ago
PC and Tablet ded, send help
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I lived the land of no internet
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Mentions don't work when used in the OP.
Well call me a lollipop but I'm a sucker for interesting RPs. Count me in.
@Dead Cruiser Would like a post or status update from you in within the next 24hrs or else you'll be getting skipped for this round.
Ah true, the waters for now.
Dawkin Trustram



Hm, quite a bit of information and it seemed that it was all probably accurate from the look of the place. Dawkin shook his head, "No I think that'll be all, thank you for your help." He said, paying her the appropriate 100P before stepping out of the building to continue thinking about his course of action. He had no interest in an Oddish or Deerling, though he might catch one of the caterpillars if he got the chance. He'd probably aim to catch a Hoothoot as well. An electric-type Pokémon would help round out his team so he'd definitely want to enter the forest. If there happened to be a Pichu there as well... The Frozen Caves didn't have any Pokémon that jumped out at him, but it could be used for training and perhaps looking into getting lost treasure like fossils. First though he needed to reward both his Pokémon for their battling and do some more training. Dawkin bought a Pokepuff and managed to collect some scrap metal, then made his way outside the city. He released both his Pokémon, feeding them the appropriate treats. "Good job in that battle you two, we won so we did well. Now we're gonna train so we can keep winning." Atlas was busy munching away and barely seemed to notice but Wooper was slightly more enthusiastic, leaning into it somewhat. Now then, onto training.

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Bladedancer and Alice


Everissa shut the door to her somewhat crummy apartment and leaned against it with a sigh of relief. Another work day done. Everyone knew fast food was the shitiest place to work... But it was a place to work and that was all that really mattered. She walked into what amounted to her living room to see Alice sitting at the table staring at a bowl of ramen. Everissa had told the girl she could use any clothes she wanted, which for now meant she was wearing an oversized sweater with the hood pulled up and gray sweats, which must be a little warm.

Alice looked up at the sound of footsteps with a trace of alarm before seeing it was just her roommate. She gave a weak attempt at a smile and lifted her hand and showed it to Everissa, or more accurately the fork that was seemingly attached to the palm of her open hand before she let it drop back into the bowl.

Everissa's grin was far more vibrant, "That's great! You're figuring out how your powers work." She took a seat across from Alice, one her feet bouncing up and down. "It took me like a month to figure out what I could do so don't worry about how long it takes, but do you think you're getting a better feeling for it?"

Alice's smile this time was a bit more vibrant, Everissa's energy rubbing off on her. "Y-yeah." She stirred her noodles around a little before nodding, more to herself than the person across from her. "I'll have it all figured out in a week tops and then... I'll find them." Upon the last word the fork in her hand suddenly launched itself into the wooden table, forcibly impaling it as Alice stared at it somewhat violently.

Everissa winced, partly at the damage to the table, and partly at the damage to Alice showing itself. Bits and pieces of her story had come out during the few days she had been at the apartment. Alice had a dangerous focus on getting revenge, both on Lethal Force and on the Community and from what Everissa could tell, they both deserved it. "A-ah, well until then, do you think you could try to avoid causing any damage to our home?"

Alice's face immediately colored and she let out a small noise of distress "Oh, oh no I didn't mean- I'm sorry, please I didn't mean it." She immediately grabbed the fork and removed at fiercely, rubbing the small imprints in the table as though she could simply make them disappear.

Everissa reached over and grabbed Alice's hand, "Please, it's fine, I'm not gonna kick you out over something stupid like that. You can trust me, okay?" She asked, staring the other girl in the eye, brown eyes gazing into yellow.

Alice looked away and pulled back her hand. "Okay." She said quietly. There was a bit of awkward silence and Everissa got up to make herself some food when Alice spoke up again. "Do you think I could get a job with you? I-I don't want to just mooch..."

Everissa nodded, "Of course, I can help you with the application and put in a good word for you. It'll help pay for your costume and help me out with food expenses. Once we get a bit more situated... We can talk more about Cape business, for now just do whatever makes you feel most comfortable." Life between the two of them was working itself into an awkward balance, but a balance none the less.

Henryk


Henryk was also surprised by the gunshot from further ahead and was gratefuly that Akyna's shield had blocked it, though he didn't verbalize this, partly because he was annoyed he had allowed such an attack on his sister to get so far in the first place. Regardless as Alma did, he prepared for combat by manifesting his four mana arms via Asura's Disciple and moved through the mist, this time much closer to Alma to protect from any further attacks. Of course she ended up not needing it, instead sending somebody at them and running off ahead. It was clear they were to deal with this threat but he still wished she hadn't run ahead like that. Regardless he immediately set to attacking Lukas with a barrage of punches from both his magic arms and his own.
Thank you for the update Kafka.

@jdh97@Scarifar With that you two are the only ones left to post, though Scar has at least given us an update.
Lukas


Lukas went headfirst towards the enemy and though he had already sprouted his wings he kept on the ground floor and moved from tree to tree as he approached. Thus it was only natural he would run into the enemy group of three that was coming towards them. The enemy team was split up, so as they should be able to beat this force by sheer numbers and then do the same to the defense. Simple as that. The mist in the area did not bother him, it simply meant he would be able to get close and surprise his opponents. He crept forward step by step until he saw a form in the mist and leapt forward, propelled further by his wings, to strike his target in the chest with a flying kick. Normally he would have shot a flurry of flames, but this was just a game after all, so they shouldn't do anything too dangerous. Plus it would mess up the mist.

Alma


Alma flinched as a shot rang out and a burst of color appeared on the mana shield next to her. "Thanks Akyna, let's keep going!" She said cheerily as she summoned her own defense, her Gentle Blade. The construct hovered just behind her, hidden from those in front of Alma by her body. Mist began to pour out from somewhere, probably where the enemy flag was. Alma took a few steps forward with her teammates and paused long enough to pick up a few medium sized rocks to put in her pockets, for later use. Given this mist... She had a new plan. Of course there wasn't time to communicate this because a dark shape came flying out of the mist at her. Alma reacted instantly by casting Turnabout and swapping places with it, upon the spell's completion she immediately began sprinting forward towards the enemy flag. If she could just get a hold of the flag this would be over in no time at all. Of course Lukas skidded to a halt behind her, now between her two teammates who had the advantage of numbers and to a lesser degree, initiative.

Sophia Grandeur


Sophia thought about the other's answers. Leo's didn't really surprise her, Hilda's response made sense since she was a Beast-kin it wasn't surprising she would face danger. Callum simply didn't want to fear the unknown. Then the coachmen spoke. Rip her apart from the inside? Maintaining her composure Sophia still felt a shiver run down her spine at hearing that. The rest of the ride Sophia simply rested as best she could, thinking about The Dragon and... The Test. If she wasn't good enough she would die? Well then she'd simply have to be good enough and that was that. It wasn't like she had anything to lose. She'd spent pretty much everything she'd stolen on the way here, she had no relations to lose, no accomplishments to be forgotten. The only thing Sophia had left was her life and she was willing to gamble that for the power she sought.

The carriage came to a halt, though it was hard to tell, and Sophia stepped out quickly and looked around where they had arrived. She was rather surprised. The castle they were at seemed as though it had once been majestic beyond belief but now it was run down and broken. Even with that it was still beautiful and incredibly massive. Sophia shot a glance at the source of the strange noises, remembering what had been said about dangerous magical beasts. "Well, what now coachmen?" Sophia wasn't sure that she wanted to walk into the castle of a all-powerful wizard just like that.
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