If you would like to fast forward to her going to sleep or to the next day, I'm fine with that now that were inside. ^^
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Summoned King
STATUS: He thrusts his fists against the post, and still insists he sees the ghost. 7 yrs ago
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He thrusts his fists against the post, and still insists he sees the ghost.
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7 yrs ago
It took some ffort but I'm finally caught up in all my roleplays. You all can do it too! Just gotta put ur mind to it.
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"Mama said the pistol is the devils right hand..."
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"You're either on my side, by my side, or in my fucking way. Choose wisely."
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I am iron clad will made flesh
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Just a wandering fairy tale...
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That took 9 years too long. Sorry ;_;
An empty eyeless gaze was returned to Evee as she motioned for Beast to remain outside. It gave no real response of understanding or confirmation. Instead it continued to watcher her, seemingly expectant as she ushered it to stay. It did indeed remain motionless as she disappeared into the dimly lit confines of her home. Obliviously, the mechanical monstrosity stared through the empty doorway for several minutes before turning away from the house. The rest of the wooden awning clattered to the ground as the hulking creature moved. Rain water streaked down Beast's angular countenance as it stared up at the clouded sky, peering at the streaks that briefly split through the clouds. A soft mechanical whine escaped its fanged maw as one of the lights streaked above, silently landing not to far away on the out skirts of town and out of view.
The creature hadn't moved though its back faced the young girl as she reemerged from the doorway. As her voiced called out to it, Beast turned to face her, looking over its shoulder. Beast hesitated for several moments when she gestured for it to enter. It seemed to be confused, made unsure by the girls own indecisive commands. Stay back, come sit, stay outside, come inside. Eventually the massive creature broke from its motionless stance and lurched forward, its massive claws shuffling through the tattered wooden panels on the floor before poking its head through the doorway. It was a tight fit trying to get through the relatively narrow frame. The sides of the wall cracked subtly as Beast pressed its broad shoulders into the house.
Picture frames and paintings clattered off wall as Beast's rigid form pushed passed. A lamp toppled to its side and several booked fumbled to the ground as the large creature knocked a shelf case over. A light patter of rainwater dripped off the monsters metal body in its wake, leaving a damp trail. After several awkward movements and the near destruction of her furniture, Beast followed Evee to the sizable living room where she had thrown together the makeshift bedding. After a few quiet moments, the creature turned back to Evee, obliviously looking at her with a tilted gaze.
The creature hadn't moved though its back faced the young girl as she reemerged from the doorway. As her voiced called out to it, Beast turned to face her, looking over its shoulder. Beast hesitated for several moments when she gestured for it to enter. It seemed to be confused, made unsure by the girls own indecisive commands. Stay back, come sit, stay outside, come inside. Eventually the massive creature broke from its motionless stance and lurched forward, its massive claws shuffling through the tattered wooden panels on the floor before poking its head through the doorway. It was a tight fit trying to get through the relatively narrow frame. The sides of the wall cracked subtly as Beast pressed its broad shoulders into the house.
Picture frames and paintings clattered off wall as Beast's rigid form pushed passed. A lamp toppled to its side and several booked fumbled to the ground as the large creature knocked a shelf case over. A light patter of rainwater dripped off the monsters metal body in its wake, leaving a damp trail. After several awkward movements and the near destruction of her furniture, Beast followed Evee to the sizable living room where she had thrown together the makeshift bedding. After a few quiet moments, the creature turned back to Evee, obliviously looking at her with a tilted gaze.
TT_TT I'm sorry I've been sick as a dog. I'll try to have something up as soon as the pain goes away. ~_~
Awe ^///^ ty
Flattery gets you back in the house! With minimal casualties!
Flattery gets you back in the house! With minimal casualties!
A couple wooden panels from the overhang clattered to the ground as the hulking creature flinched. The sound of Evee's distressed voice caused it to recoil slightly. It let out a faint mechanical whine just before she went silent. An absent look was given by the eyeless monster as the girl suddenly snapped up, shoving past its massive forearm. Abrupt retching silently rang out, faintly overshadowed by the rattling hiss of the rain.
It hadn't been too long now since the weather began acting up. Between that and the power outage, everything for miles was covered in a veil of darkness. If it hadn't had been for the candles in the window, the spot on Evee's porch wouldn't have been any different. Even with the dim, flickering light, it was still pretty dark. It did, however, make it quite easy to see the bright streaks in the sky behind the dark billowing clouds as the meteor shower continued. The ringing sound of sirens were barely audible in the distance as first responders rushed about the town.
Beast winced as the petite girl turned to face it. A curious gaze was returned as she addressed it, slowly approaching. The uncertainty and apprehension was no longer visible in her motion. A fact made certain as she laid her palm against the cold, metallic surface of the monstrosities shoulder. It gave no resistance or aggression. Instead, she felt it kneel, lowering its form before her subtly and sending a few more wooden tatters splintering to the wet ground. It offered no response as she spoke about the vision, other than listening to her word as her soft voice rang out over the dull roar.
---'I'm Evee'...'Evee'...---
Raising its head, Beast laid its eyeless gaze on the girl as she pressed her hand against her chest, declaring her name. A few clicks and whirs briefly buzzed out of the mechanical creature rapidly as its head tilted to the side. The words repeated like a jumble of sounds and static in its head as she went on. "Ee....Evee..." The words rumbled out of the monsters maw slowly. In the darkness, Evee could see flashes of neon escape Beast's robotic biology.
The night had only grown colder as the rain began to pick up. It wasn't hard to tell the dropping temperature and frigid breeze was beginning to get to the small girl. Beast cast an absent glance at the door to the warm confines of the candle lit house as Evee spoke of getting stuck outside. "L-loocked...uss out..." Clumsily mimicked the monstrous machine several moments later. A low creak escaped its joints as its massive arm slowly rose from the rain soaked hardwood. The cold appeared to be getting to it as well, though it had a different way of showing it.
Suddenly, Evee felt the air blow past her as Beast's large claw crashed through the upper half of the wooden door. Screws and chunks of wood clattered to the floor as the door blew off its hinges, folding under the force of the impact before clattering to the ground in splintered pieces. Sluggishly removing its arm from the cleared doorway, Beast turned its gaze back to the soaked and shivering girl, passing her yet another oblivious stare.
It hadn't been too long now since the weather began acting up. Between that and the power outage, everything for miles was covered in a veil of darkness. If it hadn't had been for the candles in the window, the spot on Evee's porch wouldn't have been any different. Even with the dim, flickering light, it was still pretty dark. It did, however, make it quite easy to see the bright streaks in the sky behind the dark billowing clouds as the meteor shower continued. The ringing sound of sirens were barely audible in the distance as first responders rushed about the town.
Beast winced as the petite girl turned to face it. A curious gaze was returned as she addressed it, slowly approaching. The uncertainty and apprehension was no longer visible in her motion. A fact made certain as she laid her palm against the cold, metallic surface of the monstrosities shoulder. It gave no resistance or aggression. Instead, she felt it kneel, lowering its form before her subtly and sending a few more wooden tatters splintering to the wet ground. It offered no response as she spoke about the vision, other than listening to her word as her soft voice rang out over the dull roar.
---'I'm Evee'...'Evee'...---
Raising its head, Beast laid its eyeless gaze on the girl as she pressed her hand against her chest, declaring her name. A few clicks and whirs briefly buzzed out of the mechanical creature rapidly as its head tilted to the side. The words repeated like a jumble of sounds and static in its head as she went on. "Ee....Evee..." The words rumbled out of the monsters maw slowly. In the darkness, Evee could see flashes of neon escape Beast's robotic biology.
The night had only grown colder as the rain began to pick up. It wasn't hard to tell the dropping temperature and frigid breeze was beginning to get to the small girl. Beast cast an absent glance at the door to the warm confines of the candle lit house as Evee spoke of getting stuck outside. "L-loocked...uss out..." Clumsily mimicked the monstrous machine several moments later. A low creak escaped its joints as its massive arm slowly rose from the rain soaked hardwood. The cold appeared to be getting to it as well, though it had a different way of showing it.
Suddenly, Evee felt the air blow past her as Beast's large claw crashed through the upper half of the wooden door. Screws and chunks of wood clattered to the floor as the door blew off its hinges, folding under the force of the impact before clattering to the ground in splintered pieces. Sluggishly removing its arm from the cleared doorway, Beast turned its gaze back to the soaked and shivering girl, passing her yet another oblivious stare.
sweet post! Time skip once to power comes back on. For now lets focus on getting back in the house so a certain someone doesn't catch cold. =P
No answer came to the question the girl managed as she wearily inspected the monstrosity. Instead, the beast remained still, rainwater leaking down its form. A light mist escaped its maw as its hot breaths panted into the cool air. Like a confused puppy, the beast titled its head to the side, analyzing her words in its head. It did not move nor stand. However a sound did slowly rumble forward from its maw as it hung open. "..W...wheeere.." Began a the bellowing voice again from within the monster. "wheere...d-diid yooou...comee...froom..." Repeated the creature clumsily as it looked down over Evee's small form.
It was quiet for a moment before the towering chrome monster slowly leaned in. Then, from the beasts fanged maw, a long, pointed tongue darted out, stabbing the unsuspecting girl in the arm. The pain was instantaneous, like a jolt of fire spreading through the veins in her arm and quickly coursing through her body. The pain was intense but only lasted a few seconds before it all numbed away. After a moment a few drops of silver liquid leaked from the small puncture. The wound rapidly healed however, sealing itself up as if it never existed. Moments after the pain stopped, a rush of images flowed like broken memories into Evee's mind.
Techbreed. The first word that popped into her mind. Then, she could briefly see the chaotic images of a massive war between alien creatures. Numerous beasts all similar to the one in front of her clashed with other creatures, rending flesh and metal into the air. Beams of hot red light streaked across the sky and explosions shook the ground. Evee felt as if she was there, among the battle. The images changed to that of a group of armored alien soldiers, each accompanied by these, Techbreed creatures as they marched into battle. The soldiers were loosely humanoid in appearance, save for an extra set of smaller arms. The monsters that accompanied them kept close, staying vigilant. A sudden explosion blew the scene away and Evee felt herself flying across a deep darkness, followed by images of the cosmos, as if she was roaming through the endless void of space. Just ahead, there was a small blue spec slowly getting close. Soon, it became the image of earth in the distance.
Another word entered Evee's mind. A name. Beast. The visions stopped, and when they did, Evee found herself sitting where she was in the first place. It was all some kind dream even though it felt as real as day. Beast still hung over her, passing her an oblivious gaze as she came back to her senses. Her body began feeling a bit more energetic and invigorated, though subtle pain and soreness still tingled through her muscles.
It was quiet for a moment before the towering chrome monster slowly leaned in. Then, from the beasts fanged maw, a long, pointed tongue darted out, stabbing the unsuspecting girl in the arm. The pain was instantaneous, like a jolt of fire spreading through the veins in her arm and quickly coursing through her body. The pain was intense but only lasted a few seconds before it all numbed away. After a moment a few drops of silver liquid leaked from the small puncture. The wound rapidly healed however, sealing itself up as if it never existed. Moments after the pain stopped, a rush of images flowed like broken memories into Evee's mind.
Techbreed. The first word that popped into her mind. Then, she could briefly see the chaotic images of a massive war between alien creatures. Numerous beasts all similar to the one in front of her clashed with other creatures, rending flesh and metal into the air. Beams of hot red light streaked across the sky and explosions shook the ground. Evee felt as if she was there, among the battle. The images changed to that of a group of armored alien soldiers, each accompanied by these, Techbreed creatures as they marched into battle. The soldiers were loosely humanoid in appearance, save for an extra set of smaller arms. The monsters that accompanied them kept close, staying vigilant. A sudden explosion blew the scene away and Evee felt herself flying across a deep darkness, followed by images of the cosmos, as if she was roaming through the endless void of space. Just ahead, there was a small blue spec slowly getting close. Soon, it became the image of earth in the distance.
Another word entered Evee's mind. A name. Beast. The visions stopped, and when they did, Evee found herself sitting where she was in the first place. It was all some kind dream even though it felt as real as day. Beast still hung over her, passing her an oblivious gaze as she came back to her senses. Her body began feeling a bit more energetic and invigorated, though subtle pain and soreness still tingled through her muscles.
Its no prob. Gives me more time to think up what'll happen next. ;]
Rain pattered over the shingles of the house and across the grassy earth in a dull roar. It moistened the air and brought a chill on the breeze. A dim orange hue from the candles placed near the window was the only source of light as the clouds above grew thick over the pale silhouette of the moon. The temperature subtly dropped with each passing minute. Yet, in spite of the young woman's sudden worries for this monstrosity sitting before her, the cold had no effect on the beast. If it was effected, the creature did not show it. Unbeknownst to her, it would take much more severe conditions than this to phase it.
Another tilt of its head was the monsters only response to Evee's concerned offer. It didn't seem to budge from its spot. Even when she tapped the porch's floorboards to her side, it seemed hesitant. Just a few minutes ago, she had been pleading with it to stay back. It was the first thing she managed to say in her desperate efforts to get away. Finally, it began to sink in that she no longer felt as she did, and the hulking metal beast rose up. A subtle tremble gently shook the ground with each step as the monster trudged over the damp ground, leaving unearthly footprints in the mud.
A creaky moan eked out of the hardwood as the floorboards slightly buckled beneath the massive beasts weight as it stepped onto the porch. The small hand rail bent under a large hand and the wooden overhang cracked as the monster pushed its head and broad shoulders underneath it. Splinters of damp wood and dust rattled to the ground. Finally, motion stopped once the creature could loosely be described as 'on' the porch. Its imposing form now hung over Evee as it silently peered down at her obliviously.
Another tilt of its head was the monsters only response to Evee's concerned offer. It didn't seem to budge from its spot. Even when she tapped the porch's floorboards to her side, it seemed hesitant. Just a few minutes ago, she had been pleading with it to stay back. It was the first thing she managed to say in her desperate efforts to get away. Finally, it began to sink in that she no longer felt as she did, and the hulking metal beast rose up. A subtle tremble gently shook the ground with each step as the monster trudged over the damp ground, leaving unearthly footprints in the mud.
A creaky moan eked out of the hardwood as the floorboards slightly buckled beneath the massive beasts weight as it stepped onto the porch. The small hand rail bent under a large hand and the wooden overhang cracked as the monster pushed its head and broad shoulders underneath it. Splinters of damp wood and dust rattled to the ground. Finally, motion stopped once the creature could loosely be described as 'on' the porch. Its imposing form now hung over Evee as it silently peered down at her obliviously.
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