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1 yr ago
Current To those I RP with, I haven't dropped off of the face of the earth, just had a mental health crash but am recovering. Now to catch up on posting.
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1 yr ago
The worst thing about mental illness is you have to look after yourself a disgusting amount. I know it's the only way to actually be in a fit state to look out for others, but it still feels wrong.
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1 yr ago
Emeth: Then I'll be that friend who's the opposite kind of annoying, whispering "Do it, you know you want to..."
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1 yr ago
Judging by the Internet's definitions of introversion and extraversion, you'd think everyone's either an extreme hermit or a party animal with no in between.
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1 yr ago
Krystal: All part and parcel of the job.
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A frazzled British thirtysomething cat mum with something of a tea addiction.

I like a wide range of RP genres, but have two absolute favourites: Pokemon and magical girls. (If someone manages to combine the two, I'll be VERY happy!) I post fairly regularly, but sometimes shit mental health days crop up - if that causes any delays, I'll try to resume posting ASAP.

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You had me at faeries.
@Ice Reaver Hey just to let you know, the forest clearing isn't anywhere near the hotel, or any other for that matter. I thought Xiahou Chong was with the first group?
Just finished v2 of Ori's CS, I'd still like to call dibs on Dratini if that's ok.

@Ambra @Solace @Serei2477

Even if not for Hyacinth's warning, the next week made it clear there was precious little the gym leaders could do about the situation. Not that the police were turning up any leads either. With each day that passed, the chances of finding Ryker looked slimmer.

Astrid, however, wasn't one to give up. As part of the minor league, she didn't exactly have gym duties to carry out right now anyway. After returning to Motostoke, she continued to communicate via text with the other gym leaders who'd spoken up. Obviously they weren't going to get in the way of the investigation, as Hyacinth had warned against, but there was a difference between interfering and assisting. If there was any way she could help, she would. Besides, in such uncertain times, they all had to protect each other.

Thankfully, even with the league challenge kicking off, the leaders stuck by each other when they could. Hence the gathering at Iris' gym. Astrid, clad in a black and purple bodysuit to fit the aesthetic, sat close to Mika and Hestia, leaning forward as she watched the spectacle unfold. "This intrepid young adventurer has made it through the haunted woods," she commented like a cheesy video game streamer, "but now the boss battle commences! Does he have what it takes to stand up to spooks and spirits?"

Fraught as the situation had been over the past week, she figured it couldn't hurt to lighten the mood. That and she recalled her own early days as an official Pokemon trainer, how nerve-wracking yet exhilarating it had been to climb the ranks. She'd learned a few tough lessons, but it had all been worth it in the end. Harsh as it was that the first gym had the ghost typing, it would help the boy grow as a trainer.
@TheNoCoKid

Calliope turned to face Kaizer, who led a group of exhausted-looking students. "They get to use Unity? Aw, lucky first years." She glanced at the green haired girl, who shuffled away with her peers, gently guided by Blackwood's Hatterene. Her own Unity training last year had been exhilarating - why couldn't the second years begin with that? Surely that was the most important skill to hone? "Still, I'm gonna give it my all!" She hurried to where the other second years trained and joined them, sweeping and parrying with her wooden swords as Seraphine watched.

She was only a few seconds into the drills when Kaizer's voice boomed through the courtyard once more. Her head perked up, a thrill coursing through her. Field training, at the side of an accomplished knight. Instead of merely singing about adventures, she was finally going to experience one. "Ooooh, a mission?" She dashed to Kaizer's side, bouncing on her heels. "What's the task? Whatever it is, we've got this!" Grinning over her shoulder at her fellow second years as they gathered, she raised her fist, attempting to bolster morale.

Exciting as this was, a hint of trepidation nagged at her - the deeds of Rallen's heroes were a lot to live up to. Would this go like it did in the songs?
Going to rework Oriana's CS!
Yep I'm up for a reboot!
I should be able to have a post up tomorrow.
@TheNoCoKid @Ryik

Ellen shielded her eyes and stepped back from the scarlet glow, mouth dropping open as she took in The Messenger's words. The blood seemed to drain from her body. "What?! All this time, we've been controlling and beating up real people?" All those memories of tournaments, conventions, the global struggle to earn Rift Warriors X, turned sour. "That's so many kinds of fucked up."

She cast Thomas a bemused glance. Jesse had been patched a few times - was this why? "Remember that time I ranted at you about how Masada had lost his mind? Looks like it's true, but not in the way I thought. Seriously though?" She turned her attention back to The Messenger, or rather, his horned cap. The only part she could look at without her eyes hurting. "He never tried to negotiate with them? And just... kept making new characters? New people, rather?"

As Ren spoke up, asking why it would be a bad thing if the fighters broke free into the real world, Ellen clenched her fists. She supposed he did have a point - she'd played plenty of games about sapient artificial beings fighting for their rights. Plus, she'd resented having her own life mapped out for her in the past. The Messenger, however, also spoke sense. Well, as much sense as anything could make right now. Bloodthirsty conquerors wreaking havoc in the real world... It didn't bear thinking about. As screwed up as the situation was, Masada had a real moral dilemma on his hands.

Ellen gave a heavy sigh. "Ren's right. We've still gotta save him, he never meant for this to happen. And the people in our world don't know about any of this, they don't deserve a war." In response to Thomas' smile, she gave him a determined look. "We'll just have to do what we do best."
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