Hey, it's cool that you've picked it up again, @VKAllen, but I'm currently in the middle of a lot of things IRL, so I'll be dropping this one. Hope it goes well for the rest of the guys! (btw, Do as you'd like with my char, she could go well with anyone willing to pick her up)
Kenaron
Member
Mostly Harmless Neighbour
STATUS: Yo, check out that Netflix Hermes thing if you know more than one language, seems pretty neat, and it's Netflix 8 yrs ago
- Last Seen: 7 yrs ago
- Joined: 8 yrs ago
- Posts: 147 (0.05 / day)
- VMs: 0
-
Username history
- Kenaron 8 yrs ago
Status
Recent Statuses
8 yrs ago
Current
Yo, check out that Netflix Hermes thing if you know more than one language, seems pretty neat, and it's Netflix
8 yrs ago
That feeling when you can't spend ten minutes without someone interacting with you... I love it #TotallyPopular
1
like
8 yrs ago
To quote or not to quote, that's a hard one
Bio
User has no bio, yet
Most Recent Posts
Then wallah. Fancy.
That goes well with your signature... just pointing that out, you know?
As the resident navigator, I approve the map. I thought of doing one myself, but the Turing movie was on TV, and well, now it's 3 hours after my post :P
Good job, @DracoLunaris!
Good job, @DracoLunaris!
@Aquanthe
Rothar looked in disbelief as the town came into view. He had heard that there was an orc warband on the loose, but the thought that they had chosen such a tiny village was a reminder of the cruel war the Dark Lord waged on them all.
He didn't notice the trails in the puddles of blood before Alberich called his attention to them, but when he did he immediately shifted gears to a more methodical and thought out approach, trying to think of anything that they could use to follow the trail left by this necromancer. He didn't have any bright idea, so he just nodded towards Alberich, unsheathing his sword. We'll have to follow him, for the sake of this poor town. Let's head on, yeah? I'll lead, you keep an eye out for anything behind us. They strode right through the town, wihout another word, and followed the trails until hearing faint voices a little ways out of the town. Rothar tapped lightly on Alberich's shoulder and on his ear when he turned around, followed by pointing towards the sounds. He approached silently towards it, hoping to not be noticed. He heard a thunderous boom right besides them, like a lightning had fallen from the sky.
He soon saw the owner of the voices. He saw a couple of men and a woman. The left man was facing forward, so Rothar could only see his black robe and staff as he walked away. The man on the right was offering help to the woman, who was sitting in the floor, looking frazzled. He could also see the skeletons around the little group, he couldn't count them, but he would have guessed around five. He turned to Alberich and whispered Here's the Necromancer, but he's got a lot o' company. We'll have to catch them by surprise if we want to live to tell this tale. He steeled himself and started walkin again towards the group, trying to sidestep the field of vision of he man or the woman, but it might as well be imposible. He prepared to make a dash for the Necromancer, but kept his cool until literally anyone turned to face them. It would be quite ugly if he had to make a run for it, but he'd give his best.
Rothar
Rothar looked in disbelief as the town came into view. He had heard that there was an orc warband on the loose, but the thought that they had chosen such a tiny village was a reminder of the cruel war the Dark Lord waged on them all.
He didn't notice the trails in the puddles of blood before Alberich called his attention to them, but when he did he immediately shifted gears to a more methodical and thought out approach, trying to think of anything that they could use to follow the trail left by this necromancer. He didn't have any bright idea, so he just nodded towards Alberich, unsheathing his sword. We'll have to follow him, for the sake of this poor town. Let's head on, yeah? I'll lead, you keep an eye out for anything behind us. They strode right through the town, wihout another word, and followed the trails until hearing faint voices a little ways out of the town. Rothar tapped lightly on Alberich's shoulder and on his ear when he turned around, followed by pointing towards the sounds. He approached silently towards it, hoping to not be noticed. He heard a thunderous boom right besides them, like a lightning had fallen from the sky.
He soon saw the owner of the voices. He saw a couple of men and a woman. The left man was facing forward, so Rothar could only see his black robe and staff as he walked away. The man on the right was offering help to the woman, who was sitting in the floor, looking frazzled. He could also see the skeletons around the little group, he couldn't count them, but he would have guessed around five. He turned to Alberich and whispered Here's the Necromancer, but he's got a lot o' company. We'll have to catch them by surprise if we want to live to tell this tale. He steeled himself and started walkin again towards the group, trying to sidestep the field of vision of he man or the woman, but it might as well be imposible. He prepared to make a dash for the Necromancer, but kept his cool until literally anyone turned to face them. It would be quite ugly if he had to make a run for it, but he'd give his best.
What's that? Did I just make a post? I've been so inactive that even I'm kind of surprised.
If it seems like everything is kind of all over the place, that's because that's how I am as of late, it's really confusing being my brain right now, and I don't know if I wanted to reflct that intentionally or it was just the byproduct of my current state of mind.
Well, whatever it was, feel free to call me out in anything you think is poorly executed or needs rephrasing or anything like that, I'm up for re-reading my own posts.
Also, I wanted to show something else of the ship, but for now I've just made a corridor and I'll leave the exposition to someone else, just for the sake of diversity, sounds good?
If it seems like everything is kind of all over the place, that's because that's how I am as of late, it's really confusing being my brain right now, and I don't know if I wanted to reflct that intentionally or it was just the byproduct of my current state of mind.
Well, whatever it was, feel free to call me out in anything you think is poorly executed or needs rephrasing or anything like that, I'm up for re-reading my own posts.
Also, I wanted to show something else of the ship, but for now I've just made a corridor and I'll leave the exposition to someone else, just for the sake of diversity, sounds good?
Kiana approached the black window, facing out into nothingness. A woman's voice started speaking to them from nowere (o everywere), but Kiana didn't bother in looking out for it, she was too transfixed in the stars sprinkling in the black mantle outside. She could see the sun, sparkling in the middle of the night. She could see the stars in any direction, werever she looked to. It was a really beautiful sight, sans the black... sun? Moon? Ot was a big ball floating in the middle of nowere just below her floor.
Her thoughts were cut as the voice spoke about war, about loss of life and the rescue of them five... Six? There was another unopened "Egg" or whatever they were. Everything was extinct because of a great war, she said, and there was nothing they could do now, it was years ago from now, and they were the lone survivors. Everything was gone now, same as everyone. She looked at the charred "planet" below. Was that what once was their home? Where their cities and mountains once sat? It didn't seem like it, but the voice was speaking of a whole world. Their world. Everything was truly gone? It sounded so out of reality.
No, it couldn't be; it was all just... complicated, maybe. Their world was more than just dead, right? It had to be somewere else, and just had to search for home. Or... "Another home"... As the voice was saying.
The rest of the voice talked about a lot of things. Certain duties that they needed to fulfill, something about wristbands and access, technology, and something else; it really was like a blur to Kiana, she wasn't really paying attention to everything. What got her attention was one of the positions, the Pilot, in charge of navigation and manouverability. She was also speaking of a ship. Navigation in a ship sounded a lot like a boat or other... Ship, I guess. She had never worked overseas, but it didn't seem like it was a nautic kind of thing. They seemed to be floating straight in the night sky, without a ground below.
She remembered the two dots and webs in her egg thing. It seemed to be something like where they were now. A dead "planet" close by, they should be the white dot with the webs, right? Maybe the webs were paths... Like currents in the oceans, those things might be the best paths for the "Flock" to take.
She was kind of in her own thoughts, first thinking about a lot of things, but eventually zoning out after the messenge stopped. She heard Natazume speak about her magical powers, and that made her stand to attention immediately. She was about to speak when Gio started talking, and then Eli ran from one end of the room to the other, saying how everything was a lie or a hoax of some kind, but his desperation was clear as day in his tone.
Kiana stepped close to Eli, breathing in and out steadily to comfor herself. "Ummmm... Eli? Let's calm down for now to figure out how to go about all of this. We'll find whatever we can here in this ship, right?"
She smiled in his direction before turning towards Natazume and the others. "Well, I could be a Pilot, I've always managed myself pretty well with maps and directions during my travels." As Andrik spoke and grabbed a bracelet from Natazume, she thought that it might be better if they didn't split away to explore.
She quickly grabbed a bracelet at random and stepped towards the Dwarf "Wait, Andrik! I'll come with you. You know, strength in numbers and all of that" She thought excitedly of what might lay in the other side of the door, and was surprised by the way the door didn't swing open, but part itself down the middle and slide away just as they were about to touch it. They were greeted with a corridor, lit with white light and with another door right in front of them. Kiana stepped out first and looked sideways. To her left was the rest of the corridor and to the right was a small section of it, with two door to each side and another right at the end.
"So, where should we go?" She asked nerviously to Andrik, unsure of their next move.
I choose pilot for navigation, let me think my post through
@LostBrotherGrimm I had used it to make a little asteroids like a year ago, but now I'm trying to make something mine. The program is really neat, it's simple to use once you understand the basics, and, judging by what has come from it, is something really flexible, letting you go as small or big as you want or feel like you can going.
Hey, I've been away a little tinkering with Game Maker, that's fun af.
I'll catch up and post between today and tomorrow.
I'll catch up and post between today and tomorrow.
Holy crap I'm late. Sorry again, @Aquanthe, I got distracted with Game Maker.
Make the post, I'll catch up with the rest of the RP
Make the post, I'll catch up with the rest of the RP
© 2007-2024