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Current Bradbury's 'There Will Come Soft Rains' is a masterpiece, such a beautiful work that will surely stand the test of ti- What? I'm not crying. You're crying.
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It takes a special kind of person to bite their tongue while eating. It takes an even more special one to bite the same place while talking. HINT: It's me. I'm that person.
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Nearly fell asleep in my coffee earlier. I think that's enough irony for one day.
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Today I had a crow hiss at me. I thought that hissing was something Cats and Snakes did, but apparently those beady-eye bastards are evolving and learning to mimic others' behaviour.
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Soon to be the proud owner of a shiny new Dremel, and as a result likely no longer the owner of several fingers!
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Hey hey, I'm Goh! 23/M/Australia with a soft spot for dystopian fiction and Lovecraftian horror. I've been RP-ing and writing for about 5 years now; I cut my teeth over on the Planet Minecraft forums but I've recently moved here.

Hobbies include cosplay, being a huge history/politics/philosophy nerd, and telling puns so bad they cause people actual physical pain.

If you want me onboard for an RP, want a collab or just want to chat, feel free to shoot me a message!

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Daedalus Ivory

Airfleet Street, 21:43


The vibrant atmosphere of Armistice Day was like nothing Daedalus had ever experienced. The denizens of Vale seemed to take the event a lot more seriously than they did back home - surprisingly, even more seriously than the world-famous Vytal Festival. As the sun had set, the normally quiet streets of the city became awash with revellers soaking up the carnival atmosphere. Faunus and Humans alike wandered through the city - shoulder to shoulder, hand in hand, in perfect solidarity and harmony. He was almost convinced he was on another planet.

It had been less than a week since Daedalus had returned to Vale. He'd forgotten the tang of salt in the air here, or how the sun streamed warmly down to embrace him during the day, while at night the cool ocean breeze whispered gently through the city. It made for a refreshing break from the harsh, dry climate in Vacuo.

But the change in scenery wasn't why Daedalus had decided to come back. The demand for Hunters and Huntresses in Vacuo was... Less than ideal. Vale, on the other hand, always seemed to have work going for trained warriors - especially ones recommended by senior faculty staff. The Dean of Shade had presented Daedalus and a small handful of his peers handwritten letters praising their abilities and progress at the Academy, and told them to put the commendations to good use.

And what a use they were. The letter quickly landed him a job in Vale; only temporary unfortunately, but the performance aspect satisfied Daedalus' craving for the spotlight and the money was surprisingly good. The nature of the work was right up his alley - unlike security detail to the rich and famous or working with the Vale Police Department, fighting in the arena against captured Grimm meant that bloodshed was an unlikely outcome. Vale's forgiving weather was just another perk.

Despite his size, the thickness of the crowds meant that Daedalus' journey backstage took longer than expected. The room he entered was abuzz with excitement, and a symphony of quiet noises echoed around as the other combatants checked and primed their weapons. It wasn't long before he began to do the same.

An unexpected buzzing from one of his pockets pulled him away from his tinkering. He plucked his scroll from his khaki jacket as the display lit up in his hand, showing him the two new messages blinking as they waited to be read.

The first was a message from his parents, full of congratulations and well wishes for his performance. He quickly messaged back: Thanks very much. Still haven't received a 'Best in Show' ribbon yet but I'm staying optimistic. Take care of yourselves, talk soon!

The second was from Mina. Good luck Day! It read. Give them a hell of a show. He smiled and then took a few moments to reply: Thanks Mina! Going to give it my best shot. Good luck at the party, don't break too many hearts tonight, ok?

It's a shame she isn't here, he thought as he hit send. His friend from Beacon had scored a job across Vale, working security at Town Hall. She was ecstatic when he said he was coming back to Vale and tried convincing him to put in for the position. But he'd already agreed to fight Grimm in the Arena; not to mention the idea of security detail made him a bit uneasy. Then again, Daedalus supposed that was her style. Mina was always a much more subtle person than he was - never shy, but she was more of a head-turner than a crowd-pleaser, and she didn't thrive on being the centre of everyone's attention like Daedalus did.

But for now, all eyes weren't on him. Instead they had turned to the Faunus that had taken centre stage, whose beautiful yet haunting voice drifted across the throngs of spectators. The MC, Ms. Cardamom, took the opportunity to word up the group about the performance. Tonight, it seemed, was all about flair over efficiency; the showier, the better. A sly smile began to creep across Daedalus face. It seemed he'd picked the right job.

The singer's pitch reached a crescendo as the choir harmonised, creating a sound more angelic than mortal. The MC, now finished, looked around the room expectantly. “We’ve not got long now: any questions? Anyone have any business they need to get done?”

One of the othe Huntresses looked around the room and grinned."Who's ready to make a scene in the name of peace and unity?" she asked, placing her hand out as if to start a team huddle.

Fervent Sentinel made a series of loud noises as the metal plates slid around his arms and hands, locking them in place with a series of satisfying *Thunks*. Metal clad fingers flexed as he checked their movement. Once satisfied with their condition, he turned to the Huntress and smiled back. 'Ready? I was born for this.' He boomed, and placed his huge gauntlet on top of her hand.
Daedalus is going to jump into the third group too!
If there was list of things Hardwick wasn't anticipating at that moment, 'sudden door explosion' would have been at the top of it. He slammed the whiskey glass back on the bar, but instead of the satisfying *thunk* of a tumbler on polished mahogany there was an almighty din of splintering wood and twisting metal.

It took him a few moments of confusedly staring at the empty glass before he realised that the sound had come from behind him. He turned and looked at the source of the commotion, the anxiety rising once again like fire from his belly. It's not possible, he told himself. There's no way they could have broken through. The exit - it changes, it wouldn't open for them, surely, I'm safe, this is safe...

What was left of the door had put up a good fight - the newcomer had ripped it half off its hinges, while the other half lay on the floor with the man wedged in it. With relief, he noted that the stranger wasn't clad in occult robes. He looked at the doorframe and saw...

Well... It was difficult to describe. It looked like a street pulled straight from a fairytale, but something was wrong about it. The features in his peripheral vision seemed to warp and change, and when he focused on them he couldn't help but feel they were imperceptibly different. Without even realizing, the scene had changed to a modern concrete walled side street, and continued to warp and alter in the face of conventional physics.

The front door shut itself. This confused Hardwick, given that only moments earlier the front door had been shattered into countless splinters of wood. Ayeka was long gone, having walked off to help the newcomer out of the door and to tend to the other patrons.

Before he could put his journal away, a loud thud came from the seat next to him. A man he hadn't noticed before had sat next to him and placed a large and obviously heavy book down on the bar. From the corner of his eye, he noticed the girl from earlier staring intently at this new patron.

@Pineappletumble @Song Book
@Zugzwang Thanks, glad to be on board!
Okay, Daedalus' post is done (finally). I'll post it below; Amy issues or things you want me to clear up @Zugzwang, let me know!

RWBY RP? I am 110% down for this. I've been working on a character on and off for the past few days, hopefully I'll have him up by Wednesday at the latest.
Hardwick waved back to Ben with a sympathetic smile. The fairy man was clearly past the point of no return; he shuddered to think about the hangover he'd have in the morning.

When he turned back, he found his double whiskey sitting in front of him. Rummaging around his trenchcoat, he pulled a few more dollars from an interior pocket and handed them over to Ayeka. 'Thanks.' He stared at the whiskey, watching as the 'legs' dripped down the inside of the glass. It looked a tad oilier than he liked it, but it was still better than most of the pig-swill available back home.

Back home... Now THERE was a strange concept. He'd been in the tavern barely an hour and already home had become a distant memory, the remnants of a bad dream. The evil forces of Azothoth; the dark Lord Cthuhlu and his fanatical devotees; the Shoggoths he had tried to slay; Nyarlathotep and the Faceless Men... In here, it seemed he insidious reach of the Eldritch and the Unknowable could not find him. He was safe, he was warm, he had fine liquor...

It was hard to tell how long he'd been staring silently at his glass, or how long the tears of mixed relief and anguish had been flowing silently down his face to rain upon the bar. Embarrassed, he quickly dabbed his eyes with his handkerchief and looked sheepishly around the tavern, hoping no-one had noticed - but as he looked, he noticed a girl with brown-blonde hair staring at him intently.

He looked back to the bar, the whisky still sitting before him. He picked it up and downed the contents in one go, feeling the burn as the liquid made its way down. Maybe wisdom couldn't be found at the bottom of a bottle, but it sure as hell helped.

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Hardwick hadn't even noticed Ayeka return to the bar until she spoke, her soft voice startling him with a jump back to the present. 'Uh, yeah, sorry. Just mistook him for someone else.' He stopped himself from adding 'Or something else.' The barmaid seemed innocent and well-meaning. She didn't need to know of the horrors that lay beyond mortal comprehension.

He produced a handkerchief and wiped the cold sweat from his brow. His hand was visibly shaking with adrenaline-soaked anxiety. 'I'll... I'll have a straight whiskey - actually, make that a double.' He looked back at the drunk in the meantime, watching as he laughed at the fairy-man's latest outburst. Maybe his table should be the next port of call.
Hardwick carefully watched the scene unfold. His breathing came quick and shallow, his heart beating rapidly, a hand resting lightly on the revolver under his trenchcoat. Perhaps it wouldn't come to that, but if it did...

"The dectective bought you a drink, do you know him by any means to you?" He narrowed his eyes and his gaze met the eavesdropper; a gaze like an arrow that pierced through the assailant's skull and into the wall beyond. It was a threat conveyed through gesture alone. His gloved hard tightened on the revolver. Time seemed to slow.

"I don't know him, but tell him I said thanks." The man seemed genuinely thankful for the drink. Hardwick relaxed, and his expression softened. This guy's just another traveller, like myself. 'Heh.' He chuckled to himself bitterly as he turned back to his empty glass. 'Here I am, jumping at ghosts again.'

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