GodOfChaos

Masked Vigilante RP

The Ghost was standing in a dark space. His white face and the deep, threatening black eye sockets that seemed to stare into your soul were simply fixed on whoever was speaking. It was funny, he didnt have to say a word, he just had to sit there and look nice. The Ghost did not fear any of the people here. He heard about them all. But he was quickly having trust issues with most of these people. He was still cautious on the idea of a team. He wouldnt speak up. The Ghost had yet to introduce himself, but something like that probably had a very low chance of happening. Some people knew who he was, they knew his work.

Thats all that mattered, the fear in the streets lurking in the night. This team, this meeting, it had potential but was it truly possible? The Ghost liked traveling alone. Being held back is not an option. The Ghost stepped from the shadows and walked straight up to Green Skull. He looked him in the eyes. The silence was great. He scanned the room, soaking in every masked human that was here. When his head was facing Green Skull again, he tilted his head, almost as if to say "How can I trust you?" Many questions needed to be answered before The Ghost decided he would join. The worst possible thing that could happen is him speaking. Which could be something he would quickly regret

Masked Vigilante RP

Let hell begin.

Elemental Wolf Pack

Silence fell over all the wolves when another one joined in. He knew it was the alpha, why else would silence fall so fast? "My business is surviving! I never had an issue with your pack until now. I knew where you guys were. But this territory isn't marked. Therefore, I came down here to hunt. As usual." He pointed his nose towards the one who caged him. "She caged me. And he," His nose moved to the male who had tried to free him, "Was trying to let me go. You packs sure have an issue with loners, its a shame that I had to kill one alpha a week ago. I let the son take alpha, now, we are at peace." He stood up in the cage. "I would suggest letting me go to prevent war. I haven't been by there today, they will know something is wrong." He stared at the alpha. Bruce wasn't even afraid of the band that was around here. They were smaller then him, but they probably had elements, like him. Thankfully, they couldn't sense his.

Elemental Wolf Pack

"I may not be an elder but I have gone through more trouble than one. This was kind of expected." Bruce let out a sigh to the male wolf. "No offense but caging a wolf is not really a wolf like thing to do." Bruce was upset with the way they acted. He just sat and waited for a decision to be made.

Elemental Wolf Pack

Bruce's eyes went serious. "Im the idiot? Im not the one who has a lone wolf in a cage when half of the pack is around. Im not the one who was able to sleep in a den while my family or pack hunted for my food. Im not the one who lives to harass other wolves! Im the conplete opposite. I had to learn how to hunt my food when I was a few weeks old. Hide from hunters and now that im older take them on. I have to sleep at night hoping nothing threatening enters my den. Oh yes, I am the idiot alreat. Just remember one thing. My parents died for me. Your parents led a pack and had mutts do their work for them. I embrace death. Not scurry from it." When Bruces speech was ovee he simply layed down. He was sick of it all. The hunters this morning and another pack this afternoon. He couldnt stand it anymore.

Elemental Wolf Pack

Bruce laughed loudly again. "You are a young pup aren't you? Still learning your powers I would assume." If you looked closely enough steam started to slowly arise Bruce's body. Often, one should fear this. It was a sign of anger. Bruce could get out of control if he was angered.

Elemental Wolf Pack

Bruce was really getting angry at this moment and time. He held his element in and his pupils turned into red flames.

Elemental Wolf Pack

Bruce laughed loudly at the wolf. "I wouldn't suggest you try and pick a fight now. You hardly know me. With that being said, I don't have..." Bruces eyes trailed off into nothingness and sorrow. He was tempted to push the wolf off of him but that would be considered an act of hostility. He shook his head in hopes the wolf would understand. "Let me on my way, now!" Bruce demanded it to be done. He was getting frustrated, he just wanted to leave and go back to his den. If this wolf was to restrain him any longer, he would let her know that he is not pleases.

What it truly means to be a metalheart.

Seán's father opened the door, he was already dressed in his mining gear. "Seán, son, its time for school." His father shook his shoulder lightly and Seán shifted before shooting up. "Another bad dream?" Seán stared at his father for a moment before answering. "No father, just a few thoughts." Seán's father left the room as he stood up and got out of his bed. He showered quickly due to the water they were running out of and he threw on simple clothes, as usual. Seán didn't have breakfast for the past few mornings, this morning would be no different. "Remember son, if anyone picks on you try and ignore them. Its not your fault we aren't a rich family." Seán nodded, "Yes sir, of course." Seán opened the door to walk out and held it for his father. Before they walked opposite ways his father stared at him for a moment. "Try not to get suspended in the weeks to come. You have three weeks to graduation." Seán nodded and hugged his father before walking towards the school.

It would be a lonely walk, just like any other day. He had a tendency to not have friends due to the chances of him becoming a low class person. Or even a metalheart. He just planned to do what he always did in school, pay no mind to anyone, focus on the school work, and most importantly, try not to get on any one of the teachers nerves. He walked silently towards the school that he would no longer be a part of in three weeks.

Elemental Wolf Pack

Bruce wasn't surprised another wolf was around. He stared at the one that had just tackled him. "I'm Bruce. I roam these forests everyday, I never had a problem until now." He wouldn't tell the wolf that he was a lone wolf. It could bring an alert to the pack she was in. He made sure he did not use fire or start a fight. He would try and keep this as peaceful as possible. "Can you get off of me now?"