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7 yrs ago
Getting ready to move into my new and first apartment. I may be offline for a bit until we get internet in the place but I'll let everyone know when I do
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If you are interested in a fantasy RP that is about dragons and magic, take a look at Acension. The link will be in my bio.
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Might get the Witcher 3
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I consider myself an adaptive writer. I've RPed in some high casual-low advanced RPs and some RPs that are nearly one liners but I try to stay consistent at least with my characters I make. Ive been on here for some time (passed the time it claims. Just forgot the name of my old accounts but whatev). I am interested in high casual/ low-advanced rps and have been trying to get a few off the ground. If anyone is interested in Co-GMing with me just drop me a message or something and we can discuss ideas and whatnot
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Still interested Lady!!!
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"I don't plan on hurting anyone, much like I didn't plan on hurting anyone earlier..." Rubbing the back of his head Darius sighed as he looked down.
"Look, I could apologize till the end of the world but its not going to change the fact I nearly killed someone despite my warnings. Even so I should have known better. But what I'll do for now on is regulate the fight or find someone who is at my level. Hell I ight even wait until he gets stronger before we spar again and just stick to sparring more experienced hammers." He gave a light smirk and a nod before turning off to grab his gear and headed back to the training room for some practice on his own. If there was one thing that Darius could do to preoccupy his mind when situations like this arose, it was train. It had become a known thing around the base that if Darius was alone training, he was alone thinking or remembering something. Taking his mind off of situations through working suited him since he wasn't one to truly show emotion and the only time he ever did was when his "father" passed away.
"I don't plan on hurting anyone, much like I didn't plan on hurting anyone earlier..." Rubbing the back of his head Darius sighed as he looked down.
"Look, I could apologize till the end of the world but its not going to change the fact I nearly killed someone despite my warnings. Even so I should have known better. But what I'll do for now on is regulate the fight or find someone who is at my level. Hell I ight even wait until he gets stronger before we spar again and just stick to sparring more experienced hammers." He gave a light smirk and a nod before turning off to grab his gear and headed back to the training room for some practice on his own. If there was one thing that Darius could do to preoccupy his mind when situations like this arose, it was train. It had become a known thing around the base that if Darius was alone training, he was alone thinking or remembering something. Taking his mind off of situations through working suited him since he wasn't one to truly show emotion and the only time he ever did was when his "father" passed away.
Nate had begun his rounds along the perimeter edge as the voices of his teammates faded in the background. He was sort of glad that he volunteered to take the first shift, it gave him time to think. His hands rested limply over his gun as he scanned the area as a light smile etched its way onto his face. Despite the dangers that came with the job there was one thing that he did truly enjoy about being out here. It was peaceful and quite save for the occasional shrieks or screechs and other wildlife sounds. The wind whistling against the leafs of trees and the cracks and snaps of fallen twigs or the sound of rushing water. It was reminding him a bit of his time in Archeron as a young scavanger.
What was the the most dangerous thing I killed?’ He pondered to himself as he walked. He came across a multitude of different creatures on his missions but he couldn’t think of anything that stood-
"Its really col- Aagh!" The initial yell caused him to raise his rifle towards what sounded like splashing and yelling. As he drew closer he took notice to a Duvari and-
”Moving on…” His eyes went wide. It was Nasri taking a dip in the cool creek that he assumed must have been what ran past the encampment. To avoid any unneeded problems he simply continued on until his shift was over. Luckily food had been prepared and was still slightly warm. His shift had ended and he took a piece he begun to eat quietly. His mind was on the next part of the mission.
"Alright team, without the ability to fly to the sight we need to hit our ground game. Isis. You and Bastet seem to be ready to explore so you're on point with Nathan who will have one of the Duvari to himself. Nathan glanced over with a nod as he made his way to one of the Duvari. A black and grey beast of a creature. She initially growled at Nathan but quickly settled with a chirp as Baset and Nasri approached. The pack mentality was clear in her motions and Nate nodded with amusement. Hopping up he nodded to Nasri as they lead the group to the next spot.
They had made it to the crater, ground zero if one was inclined to give it the moniker. It was the source of the most recent chaos near the outposts and quite the site to see. Nearly a mile wide in diameter and fairly deep, its origins greatly intrigued Nathan, while at the same time put him on edge.
"It should be happening soon." He glanced over at Jake before looking back at the crater. In a moment a strong gust of wind came from behind, nearly taking Nate off the Duvari. Before the suddent flash of light shot high into the air.
”Sonova…” He said as he shielded his eyes from the light. Soon enough it went away and Jake began with his next orders.
"Isis. Nathan. Head down and find us a path to that crater. The right flank looks devoid of Wild Men so try their first. Stay in constant communication. When you clear us a route message it and we'll be right behind you." Nate brought up his rifle and looked down his scope, taking advantage of its massive zoom capabilities. He was right, definitely devoid of life. Wild men encampments weren’t usually that dead. They had some kind of life running through it, good or bad. He clicked his tongue in frustration as the understanding of what was to follow.
"Be careful you two. Something here is really wrong. The city is empty from my vantage point." Nathan nodded before his hand meet his headset.
”Switching to comms now. Radio check can you hear me?” He asked the group. It was best to check now before getting down the cliffside and have it cut out.
”Yeah I saw it too. We’ll be fine. Ready Nasri?” He looked over to their resident hunter before making his way down the hill.
What was the the most dangerous thing I killed?’ He pondered to himself as he walked. He came across a multitude of different creatures on his missions but he couldn’t think of anything that stood-
"Its really col- Aagh!" The initial yell caused him to raise his rifle towards what sounded like splashing and yelling. As he drew closer he took notice to a Duvari and-
”Moving on…” His eyes went wide. It was Nasri taking a dip in the cool creek that he assumed must have been what ran past the encampment. To avoid any unneeded problems he simply continued on until his shift was over. Luckily food had been prepared and was still slightly warm. His shift had ended and he took a piece he begun to eat quietly. His mind was on the next part of the mission.
"Alright team, without the ability to fly to the sight we need to hit our ground game. Isis. You and Bastet seem to be ready to explore so you're on point with Nathan who will have one of the Duvari to himself. Nathan glanced over with a nod as he made his way to one of the Duvari. A black and grey beast of a creature. She initially growled at Nathan but quickly settled with a chirp as Baset and Nasri approached. The pack mentality was clear in her motions and Nate nodded with amusement. Hopping up he nodded to Nasri as they lead the group to the next spot.
They had made it to the crater, ground zero if one was inclined to give it the moniker. It was the source of the most recent chaos near the outposts and quite the site to see. Nearly a mile wide in diameter and fairly deep, its origins greatly intrigued Nathan, while at the same time put him on edge.
"It should be happening soon." He glanced over at Jake before looking back at the crater. In a moment a strong gust of wind came from behind, nearly taking Nate off the Duvari. Before the suddent flash of light shot high into the air.
”Sonova…” He said as he shielded his eyes from the light. Soon enough it went away and Jake began with his next orders.
"Isis. Nathan. Head down and find us a path to that crater. The right flank looks devoid of Wild Men so try their first. Stay in constant communication. When you clear us a route message it and we'll be right behind you." Nate brought up his rifle and looked down his scope, taking advantage of its massive zoom capabilities. He was right, definitely devoid of life. Wild men encampments weren’t usually that dead. They had some kind of life running through it, good or bad. He clicked his tongue in frustration as the understanding of what was to follow.
"Be careful you two. Something here is really wrong. The city is empty from my vantage point." Nathan nodded before his hand meet his headset.
”Switching to comms now. Radio check can you hear me?” He asked the group. It was best to check now before getting down the cliffside and have it cut out.
”Yeah I saw it too. We’ll be fine. Ready Nasri?” He looked over to their resident hunter before making his way down the hill.
@ERode if you're still accepting applications, I'll have mine done tomorrow.
I'll try to get a CS to you sometime tomorrow night and the following day ^^`
If this is still open and accepting I would like to add my interest in this as well
@Mae
Also, should this close for application, may I still pm you one in case of an opening?
@Mae
Also, should this close for application, may I still pm you one in case of an opening?
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Suleykaar’s eyes unwavered while he soar through the air. At such a height and on a different occasion, he may have slowed down enough for Alexis to gander around with Soron busting Suley’s chops about dropping him into lakes from tree height. Sadly, Soron was not speaking, not reprimanding Sulley’s leave on the battlefield or anything. He was silent as the night sky and limp, lifeless.
’Soron...brother….I’ll save you….I promise….I won’t let you die this way… He thought as the air roared by him.
"Suleykaar?" He heard it in his mind but did not answer. The only thing that repeated in his head was “Get him to the temple.”
"You're not alone, okay? I'm here with you. I'll stay with you." A few tears rolled down his eyes.
’Soron….” Was the only response. It had been nearly an hour since Suleykaar had left the battlefield in haste to save his friend, and the cost of burning out his mana reserves were being noticed. His vision was starting to darken as his head started to go limp and then, a drop in altitude. Soron body seemed to float upward as they became weightless and Sulley knew that Alexis had felt it. With his connection still intact he managed to get through a few words as the Temple came into view and the darkening of his sight grew.
’Alex...is….I’m….crash….brace….’ His head was bobbing up and down with the quick jolts in the altitude change until he fully went limp and simply fell from the sky. It seemed unreal to the monks below that a dragon had also come to the temple. Moreso, that this same dragon did not seem to slow down. One of the monks who had gained “Dragons Sight” looked up to see that he was also carrying two people with him and this dragon was also unconscious. The alarms rang again as a few shouted out to the new arrival, Master Qobo and Sophia to watch out. The monks did many things to evade. Teleport away, shadowstep, air walked, disappeared underground or simply vanished inside the temple walls’ escape routes. What some managed to see was a massive bubble cover them both, including the dragon itself. This was seen by the very same monk. He took notice that it was coming from the girl and with the look in her eyes she was beyond scared and then it came...The impact.
It was amazing if one saw it from an aerial view. A massive two hundred foot dragon from head to tail, encased within a bubble of sorts, cratered the carved out walkway on the hill just below the temple before ricocheting off and towards the temple, throwing the two he carried from his grip as the massive red dragon tumbled head over heels and slammed into its walls, casting debris out like that of a fan. The girl's bubble held until the dragon hit the wall, causing her tumble even more. Soron on the other hand was not reacting to the toss and so a few monks took quick action, slowing him down until he stopped.
’Soron...brother….I’ll save you….I promise….I won’t let you die this way… He thought as the air roared by him.
"Suleykaar?" He heard it in his mind but did not answer. The only thing that repeated in his head was “Get him to the temple.”
"You're not alone, okay? I'm here with you. I'll stay with you." A few tears rolled down his eyes.
’Soron….” Was the only response. It had been nearly an hour since Suleykaar had left the battlefield in haste to save his friend, and the cost of burning out his mana reserves were being noticed. His vision was starting to darken as his head started to go limp and then, a drop in altitude. Soron body seemed to float upward as they became weightless and Sulley knew that Alexis had felt it. With his connection still intact he managed to get through a few words as the Temple came into view and the darkening of his sight grew.
’Alex...is….I’m….crash….brace….’ His head was bobbing up and down with the quick jolts in the altitude change until he fully went limp and simply fell from the sky. It seemed unreal to the monks below that a dragon had also come to the temple. Moreso, that this same dragon did not seem to slow down. One of the monks who had gained “Dragons Sight” looked up to see that he was also carrying two people with him and this dragon was also unconscious. The alarms rang again as a few shouted out to the new arrival, Master Qobo and Sophia to watch out. The monks did many things to evade. Teleport away, shadowstep, air walked, disappeared underground or simply vanished inside the temple walls’ escape routes. What some managed to see was a massive bubble cover them both, including the dragon itself. This was seen by the very same monk. He took notice that it was coming from the girl and with the look in her eyes she was beyond scared and then it came...The impact.
It was amazing if one saw it from an aerial view. A massive two hundred foot dragon from head to tail, encased within a bubble of sorts, cratered the carved out walkway on the hill just below the temple before ricocheting off and towards the temple, throwing the two he carried from his grip as the massive red dragon tumbled head over heels and slammed into its walls, casting debris out like that of a fan. The girl's bubble held until the dragon hit the wall, causing her tumble even more. Soron on the other hand was not reacting to the toss and so a few monks took quick action, slowing him down until he stopped.
Will work on a character tomorrow after work
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