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Elemental Legacy Reboot(Closed)

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Elemental Legacy Reboot(Closed)

Batillus
The Continent of Fire holds the resemblance of a large volcanic bowl. Those who were born on the Continent have a natural immunity to the high temperature of the area. The main race, the Lycanthropes, are the Masters of the Element Fire and attend a specialized school within each district to learn their magic. The school often lasts as long as it takes for the Lycanthropes to completely Master their magic. The main school is located in the City of Fire, the Capital of the Continent.

Nymphe
The Continent of Water is located under the sea that covers a majority if Divus, though it is surrounded by a magical barrier that keeps the water from burying the whole continent. Nymphs are the main race that live on this continent and hold a Mastery over Water and attend the schools that are designed to assist them in their Mastery, which takes an average of 5 years. The Capital of this continent is the City of Water.

Tellus
The Continent of Earth is located much like any other continent on the planet earth is; only it is filled with forests and jungles. Elves are the main race that lives on this continent and they hold a mastery over the Earth. Just like any other race, they attend schools to build their mastery, often taking 6-10 years. The Capital of this continent is the City of Earth.

Zephyru
The Continent of Wind is located in the clouds, high above the Oceans of Divus. Shifters are the main race that lives on this floating continent, as they have the ability to fly where they must. Shifters are capable of Mastering the Element of Wind, often being taught at home by their elders as they are also taught about their ‘spirit’ animal. Schooling of this type often takes 13 years, as the animal does not become present until the Shifter’s adolescent years. The Capital of the continent is The City of Wind.

Tenebra
The Continent of Darkness, the Demons roam free and unchecked, often fighting among themselves. Demons hold the power over darkness, their schooling time varing, therefore there is no documentation. ēna Kristāla City is the Capital of the Continent.

Lucerna
The Continent of light is where the Humans reside. This Continent is also a normal land mass like that of the elves, only it is comprised of many cities and very little forest. The humans here practice Light Magic and often become healers, Paladins or any form of highly religious personnel. Their schools depend souly on what route they wish to take with their magic. Their Capital is called the City of Light.

The Lost Continent
The Lost Continent has been barren since the Dark Lord had the inhabitants, and the land itself, exterminated because they refused to accept him as their new found leader. Those on the remaining six continents have long since forgotten the Lost Continent’s name and the name of the Race that once resided there, their power lost to time. This is the resting place of the Dark Lord Bonketsu and Morphisor, the place where the Six Legendary Sages saw it fit to seal them. What better place to eternally trap those who destroyed the land, within the land itself. Now, the land is slowly being shaken apart as both Bonketsu and Morphior stir, slowly coming out of their enchanted slumber.

Elemental Legacy Reboot(Closed)

Lycanthropes (Batillus)

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Lycanthropy is a disease or a hereditary condition that causes humanoids to change form, usually into a hybrid humanoid-animal state. A lycanthrope, called nightwalkers by some, is an individual who possesses this condition. Should one of the other magical races be inflicted with the disease, the disease completely destroys their affinity for the base magic they once had, allowing fire to take over completely.

Some lycanthropes are in control of their ability to transform and others are not. Most lycanthropes have some empathy with animals with which they share their forms. Most lycanthropes are humans or elves. Superficially, lycanthropes resemble their original species but with the head of the specific animal whose shape they are cursed with. Lycanthropes can disguise themselves somewhat through their shape shifting abilities, either taking on a form almost identical to a humanoid but with subtle details revealing their true nature such as pointed teeth or long fingernails. Similarly, lycanthropes can assume an animal form, which would be a perfect disguise except for the unusual spark of intelligence in their eyes that sometimes gives them away.

Types of Lycanthropes:
1. Werebat
2. Werebear
3. Wereboar
4. Werecat
5. Werecrocodile
6. Werefox (foxwoman)
7. Wererat
8. Wereraven
9. Wereserpent
10. Wereshark
11. Weretiger
12. Werewolf
13. Werespider

DEMONS (Tenebra)

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There is no set look for the demons that roam Tenebra, no two demons look alike unless the very rare chance of twins happens. The skin color ranges from a white that rivals the snow to as black as coal. Their eyes are usually bright red, but some are known to have different colored, commonly much paler, eyes such as blue, lilac, dull gold or silver, though it is not uncommon to see Demons with much brighter eyes. They usually vary in height between 6' and 7'5", and weigh between 150 to 200 lbs on average.

Demon have lifespans' far beyond that of humans and comparable with elves, although usually somewhat longer. This is, of course, presuming the Demon doesn't meet a premature and violent end, as many often do, but those that survive the trials of their society and the horrors of Tenebra can live for centuries, sometimes as long as 2,000 years or more.

ELF (Tellus)

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Elves are roughly of human height, standing between 5'5" and 6'1" on average, but are lighter, weighing in between 130 to 180 lbs. Even exceptionally strong Elves look rather slim compared with other races, looking athletic rather than muscular. Most Elves are fair-skinned rather than dark, though some Elven skin is a hue darker than that of the star elves or moon elves. Most Elves have black hair, with silvery hues common amongst moon elves and star elves while blond or copper hues are more common amongst the sun elves. This hair is often worn long and loose.

Elves eyes are most commonly green, with sun elves commonly possessing golden eyes and moon elves commonly exhibiting blue hues. Violet eyes are also not unheard of, though rarer. Unlike moon elves or sun elves, Elves native to the Feywild lack pupils and have eyes that appear to be solid orbs of color while more common varieties of Elves exhibit eyes normal except for the gold-speckled appearance of moon elf eyes.

Elves grow at a decelerating rate throughout their lives. Very young Elves mature at a rate comparable with humans but during adolescence slow to a near stop until about 110 years of age, at which point Elves are considered mature. Elves then remain vigorous and active until the middle of their third century. Even so, after this most Elves suffer few of the infirmities of old age that plague other races, remaining full of life until the end.

Common to all Elves is the fact that they don't sleep. Instead, they enter a trance, also known as a “reverie”, for four hours a day. During this time they meditate on recent events.

Humans (Lucerna)

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Humans are generally neutral to most species, though even the best tend to be somewhat wary of strangers, and at worst, humans can be raving xenophobes. Once they become accustomed to an individual or culture, they tend to adopt a stance that assumes that said culture has always been part of their own. Inclined to fear most creatures, humans tend to panic easily and usually lash out violently at those they feel are responsible. Unlike on other worlds, even the most isolated human hamlet will not be bigoted against other humans because of skin color or appearance; on a world with dozens of non-human species, racism is a pretty dull pastime, while specism is far more interesting.

Humans are usually about 5-6 ft. tall, and weigh about 100-200 lb., with a slight bias towards lesser weights. They have varying skin colors, from pale and tan to true ebony in color, while their hair can be black, red, brown, white, gray, or blond. Humans may have eyes of several shades, including those of blue, green, brown, red, hazel, black, and yellow; spellcasters often have a violet or orange sheen on their irises, which becomes pronounced when casting spells.
Humans have variable relations with other races, colored by their natural tendency to reject strangers. Dwarves are generally accepted in most human cultures, while halflings or gnomes are considered to be too inconsequential to take much notice of. In contrast, reptilian humanoids may attract more positive attention, usually of a curious or interested nature; unless reptilian humanoids make themselves a threat, humans would rather befriend lizardfolk, troglodytes, and the like. Humans generally find elves to be too haughty and arrogant for their tastes, and react to wood elves, Drow, and most fey with hostility, if not outright violence. Orcs are almost universally hated, while of the goblinoids, only goblins are tolerated, albeit barely. Ironically, half-humans such as half-elves, half-Orcs, or half-dragons are judged by their human heritage, not their other parent's ancestry, and as such attract little hostility for being half-human; this also applies to teiflings, aasimaar, lycanthropes, and the like. Most other species attract no more attention, beneficial or hostile, than they would for any other species.

Shifter (Zephyru)

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Shifters are no different than their Human counterparts when it comes to the humanoid appearance. One major trait of this being is that it transforms at will. It does not automatically change forms in full moons, when immersed in water, etc. They can stay in their human form indefinitely, and many don't even know they have this ability during early childhood (it usually first appears during the teenage years). Though their transformation is willful, they can "accidentally" cause transformation by losing control of their emotions, particularly anger.

Some shifters of this kind can transform into multiple animal forms while others can only transform into a single form. All members of this race begin as single-form shifters. It is not known why some can change into multiple forms and some into only a single form throughout their lives, but it appears to be genetically pre-determined. One of the main characteristics of the Shifters of Zephyru is their light colored hair and violet eyes, which is normally how they are told apart from humans.

Nymphs (Nymphe)

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Nymphs are fey that typically resemble Tel-quessir women, not just physically beautiful, but literally blindingly so. They usually dwell in forests, streams, waterfalls, or coves. They are the guardians and protectors of these and the portals to the faerie realm. It is said that their beauty can lead anyone who gazes upon them to either blindness, madness, or even death. However, they can suppress this ability if they wish. They absolutely hate anything that is either evil or ugly. Very rarely are their male children born to this race, and more often than not, they are outright killed as they are seen as a threat. On the off chance a male child is allowed to survive, they are often faced with hostility and forced to grow out their hair in hopes to bring out their more feminine qualities.

Their Queen is more powerful than King. They have the ability to wield the power of Water. They celebrate many different festivals. They are immortal unless killed in battle, which they try to avoid. Despite their immortality, their population is low due to breeding laws.

EVIL CHARACTERS

Dark Lord Bonketsu

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Bonketsu once ruled over the six contents as a fearsome ruler. He enslaved the races and forced them to fight each other, strictly for his and his Companions amusement. No one knows what race he belongs too, some say he is undead; others believe he is a twisted form of some immortal Demi-God who only wished destruction upon Divus. He ruled for nearly 500 years before a band of six Sages, one from each continent, sealed him and his companion away in the barren wasteland that was once the home of the seventh race that had long ago died out. Now it has been nearly 5 millennia and the ground beneath the lost continent is beginning to shift, signaling his awakening.

Morphisor

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Morphisor is Bonketsu’s companion who would fly to each continent, demanding a virgin tribute once yearly on the harvest moon. As a Red dragon, he is the largest, most powerful, and most infamous of the dragons. During Bonketsu’s rein as a tyrant, he did as he pleased and was often sent to burn down whole cities when they would not comply to Lord Bonketsu’s wishes. Morphisor was sealed along with Bonketsu 5 millenia ago and it is believed that he is the reason why the Earth shakes around the lost continent.

Elemental Legacy Reboot(Closed)

Divus, a simple yet beautiful world split into six separate continents ruled buy six separate lords. The six continents are called Batillus(Fire), Nymphe(Water), Tellus (Earth), Zephyru(Wind), Tenebra(Darkness), and Lucerna(Light); each named for one of the six elements that the people have mastery over, not to say that those who live on these continents cannot master other magics. The six continents form what appears to be a ring around a single barren island the size of the present day Alaska where legend says the Dark Lord and his companion lay in an enchanted slumber cast upon him buy the Six Sages. One Sage from each continent was meant to be trained as the years passed in the event the Dark Lord should awaken, yet as years turned into Centuries and Centuries into Millennia, the practice slowly died out. Those that showed exceptional power with the elements were taken into schools to train and become strong warriors, but nothing more.

Each Continent is dominated by a different race, though other races do live within the main populace. Those among the magical races are Elves (Tellus), Demons (Tenebra), Humans (Lucerna), Shifter (Zephyru), Nymphs (Nymphe), and Lycanthropes (Batillus). Among the non-elemental based magic races reside the Centaur, Dwarves, Half- Orcs, Gnomes, Harpies, Minotaurs, Vampires, Gnolls, Trolls and the Halflings. The eleven non-elementals live on the continents with the six main races, though it is not always a peaceful co-existence for some races wish to see the Dark Lord rise. Now, nearly 5 millennia since the Dark Lord was sealed, those races may get their wish.

A disturbance has occurred within the middle island, the very thing that those who remembered the legends have feared. Each school has set forth their top student, one who is strong in their main focus, yet a master of all six, in hopes of being able to seal the Dark Lord before he awakens once more, casting shadows across their beloved world.

The School where the six Sages must train is located on the continent of Tenebra, within ēna Kristāla City, the capital of the Continent. This is where the story begins, but where it goes from here is completely up to those that the people of Divus now depend on. Each Sage has a stone representing their element that is embedded within the weapon of their choice and if they have no weapon, it was fashioned into a piece of jewelry they never remove.

Sapiens Ignis------------------>Sage of Fire------------------>Ruby

Sapientis Aqua------------------>Sage of Water------------------>Aquamarine

Sapiens Terrae------------------>Sage of Earth------------------>Emerald

Sapientis Ventus------------------>Sage of Wind------------------>Blue Topaz

Sapiens Tenebrae------------------>Sage of Darkness------------------>Black Diamond

Sapientis lux------------------>Sage of Light------------------>Diamond

The Three Kings (High Casual)

Wow... Jossie is already popular. Are we going to have to worry about a certain someone *cough*@AtomicNut*cough* trying to steal her away from Adrian?

Enigma: Dawn Of The Rebellion [Sci-fi/Fantasy]

Archivald was allowed into Azura's chambers after about ten minutes of waiting, however, he found that the two of them would not be alone as next to the female was another individual. It was nearly impossible to distinguish the figures features due to the hooded cloak that they were wearing, but it was very clear that there was a reason for them to be there. "Hello Archivald," The Elder said with a small smile, "You have horrible timing with wanting to speak to me. It takes some time to interview potential Rebel Contacts you know."

When archivald stepped into the room, it was clear that he was reasonably annoyed after having to wait that long. He had announced his arrival in advance. If he had to wait longer, surely the damn dog could've send him a message back. He leered for a second at his boss before he noticed the figure next to her. "Hello Azura. Who has the pleasure of joining us today?"

"She will be keeping you company more than myself I am sure," the female murmured under her breath before returning her second's stare, "For all intense and purposes her name is Lilith, she has an in with the Rebellion and will be reporting to us at least once a week with any information she may have. When she is out on missions for them she will be returning here to report to you directly. Anything of use is to be reported back to me so I may adjust... plans accordingly. Now, it is apparent that you have something to tell me that you feel is important enough to bother me over?"

"A spy? Well hopefully she does better than the last one." He looked her over, then he turned back to Azura. He;d do the introductions afterward "I ran into an acquaintance of yours during my last mission today. I believe you are a regular of that harpy in west end. That flying piece of filth did not only shield rebels, she also did not seem afraid of attacking me if it came down to it. After the drama she also ignored any orders made in the name of the first elder of Enigma." archivald paused for a moment, observing the elder's reaction "Surely you know that these offenses are punishable by death. The only reason I did not attack her was because you have explicitly asked me before to not harm these individuals. However, I am not overlooking possible rebel sympathisers with no respect for your authority. I believe action against her is in order."

"She isn't a sympathizer, I don't even think she even know what a rebel is. Kharlee is a... strange case, while she may not necessarily like humans, she does not dislike them either. On top of that, she has had a relatively shielded life and does not understand much of what is happening through no fault of her own. Considering the situation, I will have a talk with her when I return there tomorrow with the books that I have promised her as well as make it very clear that there are some things even I cannot protect her from. However, you will not take action against her unless I say so, I want to make sure she understands the situation she just put herself in. You are allowed eyes on her, I am sure your... friend will be more than enough."

"Please do so." Archivald sighed "I decided not to engage out of respect for your usually keen judgement. I trust you will be able to work it out. Also, I'd rather not use a precious resource like that on an oversized chicken." Archivald shook his head. "I trust you will talk sense into her. Tell me if you want a spy on her afterward and I'll see it done." He turned back to Lilith "So, tell me more about yourself. Who do I have the pleasure of working with?"

"For all intense and purposes I go only by Lilith," came a female voice, "The less you know at present, the better off we will be. Should it become necessary for me to give you my real name and show you who I am then I will do so. At the prestent time, even being in North End is putting my station at risk, I managed to get away from my group for a little bit, but I can't stay away for very long. I will send you various birds with a weekly report, it will never be the same bird twice unless I am under duress." As she spoke, a pale hand came out from under the cloak, the fingers slender and almost frail looking, "I look forward to working with you Archivald."

He walked over to the cloaked figure and extended his hand "Nice to meet you Lilith, I'm sure we'll get along swimmingly." He smirked. Unlike what the frail hand might've implied, the handshake was actually rather firm. It took the warlock by surprise ever so slightly. It wasn't completely unexpected, because this wasn't completely uncommmon among monsters. She may be some kind that has enhanced strength. He could hear the professionalism in the way she described her work, and nodded approvingly. "You seem competent, good to know. Keen judgement indeed, Azura."

"Well met, now please excuse me as I have a group I need to go meet up with," she said before leaving the room without a word, and without a sound. Once she was out of the room, Azura looked at her Right hand and offered him a small smile.

"I think she will fit in nicely. She already has a home that she stays in when she is not with the Rebels, but she knows to report to you the moment she returns back. I wonder how long it will take her to leave the cloak behind, or how long it will take you to simply take it off of her." The Elder knew all too well of Archivald's habits, not that she really cared how the Demon got his Rocks off, but she wasn't about to let him ruin a good spy if she could help it. "Now, do you have anything else for me?"

Archivald gave her an half-hearted wave, dismissing Lilith's presence. He shrugged at Azura's remarks on his behavior "I don't just go for any lady, you know. You are the living proof of that" He smirked at her. He knew he'd get a snarky comment back in retort, as per usual. The two of them always seemed to be at odds with eachother, but it was usually in good faith. "Nothing really. I don't think I need to point out that it was success. I'm happy I got to blow off some steam. Any more news? Any updates to our plans?"

"No more news, updates are pending. If anything changes I will be sure to let you know if it affects anything we need to do. Now, you are dismissed, I have to make a trip back to West End to talk to Kharlee. While I am sure Endre has already discussed things with her, it may be a bit better if I do so she can better understand the situation." With that said, Azura simply turned her back on Archivald and began to gather a few things to bring to the Harpy. She had not expected having to go back so soon, but she knew that it had to be done now rather than later. "Lilith will send you reports as needed."

Archivald nodded "Good luck. Please let me know how the conversation went." And with that said, he left the room of the elder. He was happy with the acquisition of a new spy. He just hoped her reports were worth a damn. She may have come accross as a competent one, but only results would speak truth of her skills.

Once the Warlock left, she wrapped up the books in the cloak she had aquired from Endre earlier in the day and shouldered it. She figured the sooner she got the talk out of the way, the sooner she could go through the reports that liked to pile on her desk throughout the day. Well, time to go have a chat with a harpy, she thought to herself.

The Three Kings (High Casual)

Nodding her head, Joslyn went to the room he had mentioned to her and began to look around his clothing, attempting to find something she could wear that would not fall off her body. Moving to a chest off in a corner, she opened it up to see an array of what looked like string, some skirts, and odd shirts that reminded her of corsets. "I guess these would work? Or maybe..." she murmured to herself as she grabbed one of the skirts and went over to his personal dresser. Rummaging through that, she found a button up shirt that was folded relatively neatly and decided to wear that in place if the shirts in the chest.

Content with what she had chosen, she delt with her underthings still being a little damp and changed into the clothing she had chosen. The skirt itself was insanely short, but she was able to make do as she situated the shirt so it was more or less a dress like thing on her, only a little shorter than the skirt she was wearing. "This will have to do, I can't think of anything else," she grumbled as she left his room, still wearing her black sneakers, "Hey Adrian, is this ok?"

Adrian slowly nursed his way through his pint as he waited, expecting her to be upset with his lack of variety and overly-loose fit of his spare wardrobe. This expectation however was quickly shattered as he saw a girl in a miniskirt walk over to his booth and ask if she looked alright, a voice in the back of his head told him to just smile and nod while another figured-out the person was Joslyn just as she slid into the booth. It was then he noticed just how oversize the shirt was for her, and made a mental note to help shop for her new clothes.

"You've cleaned-up nicely." He stated, raising his pint in start of a toast; "To new oprotunities."

Their fried eggs and cheese-curds, almost on cue of the lovely lady's entrance, arrived to their table not long afterwards. The waiter pausing to enjoy some of the local scenery before departing to take the orders of another conveniently nearby table.

Joslyn had simply opted to stare at the Waiter for a few moments before she turned her attention back to Adrian,"There wasn't really much for me to choose from so I went into the dresser," she said with a shrug, "What was with all the string in that chest? Are you planning on making something with it?" As she asked, she took to starting to eat her food, a happy look on her face after her first bite as it was the first time she had anything of decent substance in a long time.

"So, what was with the waiter, do they always stare?" she asked him and she glanced up from her plate, then proceeded to down at least half of what was in her pint. She knew she should slow down, but she really couldn't bring herself to do so with how hungry and thirst she always seemed to be.

Adrian shrugged at the mention of strings in a box, hoping he could figure that puzzle out later as he saw Joslyn and the waiter just stare at each other for a moment before she asked a slightly easier to answer question.

"Oh, Jimmy? No... He just hasn't seem a woman his entire life." He answered, just as he figured out what 'all that string' was for. "Clothes." He cleared his throat, "We should probably find you some clothes that fit you better after dinner. Perhaps you can show me those strings you found so I can answer your question better." Adrian offered, to Joslyn's assistance.

"Yeah," she said with a shrug, "And why hasn't he seen a woman? I mean, I've noticed there are not many of us, actually... the only females I have seen are the ones I was in the facility with." Frowning, Joslyn looked around the bar and realized that Jimmy wasn't the only one who was staring, which started to put her on edge far more than she was willing to admit. "So where do I start working?" Distraction, that's what she needed, something to distract her from all the prying eyes that followed her every move.

"Nearly all of them died ten years ago, during the plague. Very few even remember the last time they've seen a woman even if they had." Adrian answered, as he leaned into his arms towards Joslyn, "This place used to be constantly full, especially during the die-off. But after stage-performers became hard to come-by, the population started to drop and business went down to the few you see now. That's where you come-in."

He paused, considering what sort of position gave her the most visibility with the least scrutiny. "As soon as I can acquire the right credentials, I was planning on having you mixing drinks from behind the bar. Until then do you think you could handle orders at the tables?" He asked, trying to gauge how comfortable she'd be working around strangers.

"I can serve people," she said, "Do you think it would pull in more customers? To have me serving food and drink with the waiters? Is there anything I should wear? Well, I mean, I need new clothing anyway so I guess what I wear is going to be dependant on what can be bought?" She tilted her head to the side as she watched him, then turned her attention to what was going on on the floor. She was excited about getting the chance to work, though she had no idea how her sporadic twitching was going to effect her abilities to do what he needed of her.

Nodding, Adrian answered, "I'm sure of it."

He then considered the issue of buying clothes for her, not many places actually sold women's fashion anymore, as the market had dried up more than five years ago. He had clothes stored-away, which some of it would do alright for serving at the bar, provided she could remain confident while wearing those outfits.

"Not many places sell women's clothing anymore, but coats, jackets, and boots can still be bought. The rest will have to be scavenged from old theater-supplies usually stored upstairs." He answered, while he finished eating as he tried not to look a bit shamefully crazy-overprepared for the return of showgirls to the marketplace. Despite his stash had obviously overflowed to one of the downstairs changing-rooms.

"Since most of the clothes is just upstairs, I could help you sort through it if you'd like." He offered.

"Yeah... sure we can do that," she replied, "Would be nice to have different clothes to wear. The only question I have now is, what are we going to do about my eyes? I don't know of anyone else who has HeteroChromia... let alone boobs." By this point, Joslyn had finished her beer and was done eating, pleased that she wasn't hungry anymore, though now she was starting to feel rather restless. She wanted to start working if she could, and she wanted to try to do the best she could so he would have a reason to keep her around.

Enigma: Dawn Of The Rebellion [Sci-fi/Fantasy]

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(open) Beyond Humanity: Chaos Quarantine (Supernatural, modern fantasy)

-rolls around- Where is everyone? I wanna plaaaaaaaaaaaaaay

(open) Beyond Humanity: Chaos Quarantine (Supernatural, modern fantasy)

She was going to get herself in trouble with the way she was going, she just knew it. Here she was, leaving her parent’s house… or at least what was left of it after the riot that had happened on their street. She had intended on visiting them, but when she got there there was nothing but complete and utter chaos, people… things… running through the streets, some attacking others and the rest just running. She didn’t know what to do about the situation, so she had done her best to go unnoticed as she slid into the house, windows shattered and glass littering the floor. When she had found no one, she simply settled for grabbing a few necessities that she hadn’t had at her own home, she even went so far as to pack a few metal objects.

When she had finished scoping out the house, she had made up her mind to see if her friend Miles had decided to still open his bar. She knew it was a long shot, but it was better than waiting around for something to try to kill her. This whole situation in so friggin bizarre, she thought to herself as she started the trek to her destination. More often than not, she stayed off the streets and tried to stick to whatever woods she could find on her way, though there was not much. There were even points on her walk that she could have sworn she heard someone, or something, following her, though every time she looked there was nothing there.

”I don’t like this…” she murmured to herself as she picked up the pace and started on a light jog, hoping that she would make it to the bar well before anything decided to jump out and attack her. Just as that thought crossed her mind, a series of familiar buildings came into view, prompting a relieved sigh from Alanis as she kept her pace well into the area until she spotted a dog sitting outside.

”Oh! A puppy!” she exclaimed excitedly as she sped up, only to stop right in front of the dog, ”What are you doing waiting out here in front of the bar… are you waiting on your owner?” As she asked this, she knelt down and started to scratch behind the dog’s ears, a small smile on her face as she did so. She had always wanted a puppy when she was a child, had even been in the process of adopting one just before the quarantine had come into effect. ”Come on with me, I doubt the owner is really going to care if a dog is in his establishment after everything that had happened.”

As she said this, Alanis opened the door and gently pat her leg in a sign that the dog should follow her. While she had been in the bar many times before, she could never recall if Miles had said he liked dogs or not. Though the two had gone to school together, he was at least two years her senior and she had a hard time talking to him now a days as she had begun to feel rather shy. Letting out a slow breath, she looked over at the bar once inside and offered the man behind it a shy smile. ”Hey Miles, I see you decided to open despite the Quarantine… sorry about the front though… that sucks…” she called out, reaching for the dog she hoped had followed her in.