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I think my play-by-post roleplaying days are done for now. Thank you everyone for the years of fun I've had, and I'm sorry to everyone I've let down. Godspeed in all our pursuits.
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I think my play-by-post roleplaying days are done for now. Thank you everyone for the years of fun I've had, and I'm sorry to everyone I've let down. Godspeed in all our pursuits.
6 yrs ago
I have two modes. Literal months of radio silence, and being unable to sleep because I'm working on posts.
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This website is my limbo and I can't escape
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7 yrs ago
Finally, a Valentine's Day where "being happy" and "not in a relationship" aren't mutually exclusive for me
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Incredible. The site's as slow as my IC posting speed.
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Ein's eyes opened as the noise from Sinata's kill polluted his ears. She was good, but her cockiness was starting to piss him off. Maybe that's only to be expected with the daughter of an Evil Lord, but she seemed to be talking way beyond her capabilities. Naturally, he'd still have to see if that was true or not, but he had a feeling. Man, did he have a feeling.
Ein opened his mouth to speak. Instead of the softspoken and almost fearful voice, one that was much more deep and confident came out. "It took you long enough," Ein...? Spoke blankly before getting up and dusting himself. Before she had a chance to react, he spoke again. "And don't get your panties in a bunch. I'm still Ein, just the other side of his coin, so to speak."
When he finished that sentence, Ein(?) stepped over to her and knelt down, cupping her chin into his hand. "I really oughta thank you for this blessing, my love," he acknowledged, adding a weight to the word "love" as if he were taunting her. "That scrawny rat created me years ago as a coping mechanism, but I had no way to truly manifest until I felt your sweet blood pouring through his pitiful veins. Sadly for you, though, it appears I don't have complete control over this weak body yet. The other one could re-manifest at any time, so try and play nice with your new husband, okay?" he chuckled, with a cold air settling in. "But before that happens, allow me to offer the boy's virgin kiss as a symbol of my... appreciation. Surely demons don't value such pitiful things, but the boy does," Ein explained, leaning in. "And that's the WONDERFUL, part, dearest Sinata." Their lips met, briefly, before he quickly stood up and backpedaled to the bag of supplies.
"So. The old man just dumped a bunch of supplies on me and sent me on my way; WITHOUT any interference, thanks to you. The other one wasn't used to seeing that much money in a pouch, but I double-checked it this afternoon. The supplies here are roughly what we would have gotten if I had paid for them, so we appear to be fine either way," Ein explained, taking the pouch out of his pocket and tossing it back to his wife. "You can hold onto that. It's not like I'd get anything you wouldn't intend to."
Ein opened his mouth to speak. Instead of the softspoken and almost fearful voice, one that was much more deep and confident came out. "It took you long enough," Ein...? Spoke blankly before getting up and dusting himself. Before she had a chance to react, he spoke again. "And don't get your panties in a bunch. I'm still Ein, just the other side of his coin, so to speak."
When he finished that sentence, Ein(?) stepped over to her and knelt down, cupping her chin into his hand. "I really oughta thank you for this blessing, my love," he acknowledged, adding a weight to the word "love" as if he were taunting her. "That scrawny rat created me years ago as a coping mechanism, but I had no way to truly manifest until I felt your sweet blood pouring through his pitiful veins. Sadly for you, though, it appears I don't have complete control over this weak body yet. The other one could re-manifest at any time, so try and play nice with your new husband, okay?" he chuckled, with a cold air settling in. "But before that happens, allow me to offer the boy's virgin kiss as a symbol of my... appreciation. Surely demons don't value such pitiful things, but the boy does," Ein explained, leaning in. "And that's the WONDERFUL, part, dearest Sinata." Their lips met, briefly, before he quickly stood up and backpedaled to the bag of supplies.
"So. The old man just dumped a bunch of supplies on me and sent me on my way; WITHOUT any interference, thanks to you. The other one wasn't used to seeing that much money in a pouch, but I double-checked it this afternoon. The supplies here are roughly what we would have gotten if I had paid for them, so we appear to be fine either way," Ein explained, taking the pouch out of his pocket and tossing it back to his wife. "You can hold onto that. It's not like I'd get anything you wouldn't intend to."
Right. Vampires did live a lot longer than humans. That'd give him the necessary time to master magic, if he even had the aptitude. Again, it wasn't worth thinking about right now.
When he heard the crashing sounds outside of his window, Ein flung out of bed and ran to the window just in time to see a small dwarf of a shadow run off into the nearby woods. The boy shook his head. "Jeez... even if it'd be for a few seconds, can you really not transform well enough?" he muttered to himself, shutting his window- locking it this time- before kicking all of the clothes on the floor back into his closet. While he was up, he figured he'd also clean the blood that'd just been sitting on his neck and chest, so he went into the restroom to do that before heading back to bed.
NOW, Ein was in the woods, laying down next to a sack of stuff. In it was everything he needed; to hunt a creature, anyway. Not so much stuff to last two people for a month. These were just things his father bought him; basic supplies for a few days.
It was funny, really. He just slapped him with a bunch of stuff and sent him on his way. He didn't even have to spend a dime of Sinata's money. Oh well. She'd just have to get over it. There were always other towns. Whatever the situation was, he was just laying in wait for her at this point. At least, that's what it seemed like.
When he heard the crashing sounds outside of his window, Ein flung out of bed and ran to the window just in time to see a small dwarf of a shadow run off into the nearby woods. The boy shook his head. "Jeez... even if it'd be for a few seconds, can you really not transform well enough?" he muttered to himself, shutting his window- locking it this time- before kicking all of the clothes on the floor back into his closet. While he was up, he figured he'd also clean the blood that'd just been sitting on his neck and chest, so he went into the restroom to do that before heading back to bed.
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NOW, Ein was in the woods, laying down next to a sack of stuff. In it was everything he needed; to hunt a creature, anyway. Not so much stuff to last two people for a month. These were just things his father bought him; basic supplies for a few days.
It was funny, really. He just slapped him with a bunch of stuff and sent him on his way. He didn't even have to spend a dime of Sinata's money. Oh well. She'd just have to get over it. There were always other towns. Whatever the situation was, he was just laying in wait for her at this point. At least, that's what it seemed like.
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"Wow," Ein said, looking up at the ceiling. "Humans really are pathetic, aren't they..." Maybe he didn't have as much of an understanding on that as his partner did, but just from the stories she told him alone, he really did start to feel ashamed. Maybe purging part of his humanity was even better than he had thought. "I'd like to hear more of these stories- when we have the time, of course."
"Was he albino, too?" Ein chuckled, looking back at her. "I'm kidding. And, of course Magic's dangerous. But, I still guess I'm better off asking your court wizard. If I'm going to do anything stupid, I at least want it to fit my character," he explained, looking her over again. All of his life, Ein grew up with the notion of Demons being nothing but bloodthirsty warlords and cruel taskmasters. It was still too early to do a 180 on his assumptions, but at least Sinata seemed nice when getting past the Princess facade. Even if she were using him, he didn't care. It was more than what anyone else did for him, at least.
He'd do his best to make himself useful to her. Neither the village, nor his family mattered to him. Making it through this journey in one piece and pleasing her were all that mattered to him. All the humiliation and shame from before was unjustified, but he'd put up with anything for her.
"Was he albino, too?" Ein chuckled, looking back at her. "I'm kidding. And, of course Magic's dangerous. But, I still guess I'm better off asking your court wizard. If I'm going to do anything stupid, I at least want it to fit my character," he explained, looking her over again. All of his life, Ein grew up with the notion of Demons being nothing but bloodthirsty warlords and cruel taskmasters. It was still too early to do a 180 on his assumptions, but at least Sinata seemed nice when getting past the Princess facade. Even if she were using him, he didn't care. It was more than what anyone else did for him, at least.
He'd do his best to make himself useful to her. Neither the village, nor his family mattered to him. Making it through this journey in one piece and pleasing her were all that mattered to him. All the humiliation and shame from before was unjustified, but he'd put up with anything for her.
It turned out being a vampire would only do more good than harm. 'No wonder she was so eager to turn me,' Ein thought to himself, nodding at her answers as he stared at the mess on his floor. "Making yourself at home? Or just looking for a memento?" Ein joked, laying back down in his bed. Oh well. If he had to give up part of his humanity to endure this trip with Sinata, it was worth it. That's what he thought, anyway.
"No. Not allergic to Garlic. I'm pale, but not Albino. But... He actually caught on fire? The guy with Albinism?" Ein asked as he looked at her, curious. "That's actually kind of amazing."
"And I've been interested in magic. I've just never had the chance to study or practice, because of you-know-who down there," he admitted. Blasting fools into the N'th dimension seemed fun, but would take a lot of time to actually get there. Oh well. If Vampires had an elongated lifespan, he'd have a lot of time to learn & get strong, if he had any magic inside of him. Surely he wasn't THAT talent-less, though... right?
"No. Not allergic to Garlic. I'm pale, but not Albino. But... He actually caught on fire? The guy with Albinism?" Ein asked as he looked at her, curious. "That's actually kind of amazing."
"And I've been interested in magic. I've just never had the chance to study or practice, because of you-know-who down there," he admitted. Blasting fools into the N'th dimension seemed fun, but would take a lot of time to actually get there. Oh well. If Vampires had an elongated lifespan, he'd have a lot of time to learn & get strong, if he had any magic inside of him. Surely he wasn't THAT talent-less, though... right?
"I see..." Ein responded, kind of surprised for once. Would it be a skill that he could learn, or was it just something reserved for full-blooded vampires. He certainly didn't feel much different yet. The transformation probably wasn't instant, but he still wasn't sure how long it'd take until the vampiric tendencies began to arise. He was lost in thought about this, not noticing how close she was creeping up. He barely heard her speak after that, to be completely honest. It was nothing he found too surprising.
By the time he thought it was something he should ask her about, she'd rolled off of his bed and began digging through his stuff. Ein just sighed. He didn't have anything to hide, and he'd be leaving this place anyway. He didn't really care if she tore the place up.
"So... Tell me more about vampirism. When will I start needing blood? Will I get to transform as well? Is there anything else to worry about?" Ein asked, bombarding her with questions. Maybe it was a bit much, and he figured she was sure to get annoyed, but now was as good of a time as ever to ask them.
By the time he thought it was something he should ask her about, she'd rolled off of his bed and began digging through his stuff. Ein just sighed. He didn't have anything to hide, and he'd be leaving this place anyway. He didn't really care if she tore the place up.
"So... Tell me more about vampirism. When will I start needing blood? Will I get to transform as well? Is there anything else to worry about?" Ein asked, bombarding her with questions. Maybe it was a bit much, and he figured she was sure to get annoyed, but now was as good of a time as ever to ask them.
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