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5 yrs ago
You don't realize how isolated you are until a pandemic hits and you legit make zero changes to your life.
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5 yrs ago
I've never once faked a sarcasm.
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5 yrs ago
So, I thought the dryer made my clothes shrink. Turns out it was the refrigerator :/
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5 yrs ago
Them: "What pronoun do you use for you?" Me: "Your Grace."
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5 yrs ago
At my funeral, take the bouquet off my casket and throw it into the crowd to see who's next.
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Also, here's Alyx's relationship chart, which I'll also include with the CS:

Eleanor Tregellen: One of the few people that is more like me than I would ever admit. Elle is approachable and definitely someone I trust and have no issues confiding in if needed, although sometimes I wonder just how much is too much with her. She has a habit of not complaining, and that air of professionalism and uncompromised confidence seems to really shine with the head of our group.

Primrose Chastain: Vanity of vanities. All is vanity! Yep, that pretty much sums her up, at least on the outside. Like a Hollywood starlet from the Golden Age. Rich, and she knows it. I always felt like Prim put up a front just to push people away, but there are so many more interesting layers to her once you’ve known the woman long enough. Still, she’s smart, witty, knows what she wants and isn’t afraid to seize opportunities. All in all, she’s bearable company.

Malcador Ravenwood: Okay, yes, I can’t help but crack a smile and feel just a bit better about myself when he’s chatting it up with me about some random piece of artwork I’ve had my nose stuck in for hours on end. However, I also know most of what he says is bullshit, and those good looks, fancy threads, and cavalier attitude can only get him so far. Also, his whole “old world mysticism” vibe feels played out. Robes? Who does that?

Jaelle Codona: Hauntingly beautiful, quite the silvertongue, fun personality, great dancer, and…totally can’t be trusted. However, I try to give the girl the benefit of the doubt as often as I can spare. I mean, being dead can’t be easy for anyone. Jaelle, for the most part, has been quite the boon to the group, although I still get a little weirded-out by her friend Mal.

Fynn Laplace: The dude is, hands down, one of the best people I know around computers and pretty much any tech that is out there. Good thing too, because I know I’ve had to utilize his skills a few times just to break into my own laptop. Still, the unsettling presence of whatever lives inside him can’t be overlooked. I try not to stand too close if I don’t have to.
Ok we are off and running! If you haven't completed your feelings about your coworkers list please do so before you post.

Without further ado @Hellion will be our first clue giver!


Great opening post, Penny. I may not have mine up until tomorrow or Tuesday, so hopefully no one needs to wait for me to post their intros/characterizations, etc.
Added my character and her rather direct opinions!


Nice work! I'll see about putting one together as well for Alyx.


Question 1

St. Augustine, Florida. The oldest city in the united states. Gators, ghosts, and spanish gold!

Would def be my second!
Question 1

Miami of course! But, I might also be a bit bias...

Question 2

Alyx has been with the Sunday group less than a year.


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Eyeing the one who appeared from some unknown “portal” suspiciously, Mae joined a few of the others who had shown up to the undisclosed address, checking the GPS on her phone only to realize that it barely registered within a ten-mile radius. Something was off, especially when dealing with a satellite tracking system. There would have to be a lot of electro-magnetic interference in the area, or was it something else? Either way, the girl felt something wasn’t quite right with the area.

She overheard the brief exchange between the pale girl with the thick-rimmed glasses, and the other who was quite the redhead. Something about “Seeing dead people” or “ghosts”, causing Mae to vaguely smirk at the chatter.

It was all a lot to take in, and no doubt the others who were present felt the same way. Overwhelmed? Confused? Hungry? Geez, when was the last time the girl ate?

“What the hell are we doing here?” Mae finally spoke up, mostly to herself, but anyone who was within a few feet would have understood. She surveyed the front of the house, it’s hauntingly beautiful façade, and eerie vibe that was probably compounded by virtue of the fact that it was smack in the middle of fucking nowheresville.

Impulsively, she checked her phone as though something had come up. She never did hear back from Ella, one of her best friends, who she had sent a few text messages to shortly before embarking on the trip. What was there to say other than she would be gone for a bit, but to keep in touch? I mean, Mae certainly wasn’t going to admit that she was following instructions from a mysterious email and meeting someone who could help her with whatever shit was going on in her mind and body.

But she knew she wasn’t normal. Not like her family or friends.

She needed answers.
Still need to work on the background part, but here's my "magical artist"


@Penny, do the characters need to have investigative/law enforcement backgrounds to be apart of the detective agency, or it is one of those situations where it's a group from all walks of life coming together based on useful magical abilities?
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