Either one is fine with me, I looked it up and it kept bringing up large cities which I don't know if that's what we are going for so I'll just take your word for it. Why don't we go with Yokote, that's a pretty city name. Yep, I chose it because it's pretty. :)
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STATUS: I apologize to all my RP partners but I am going to have to put all RPs on a hold until further notice due to a sudden family emergency. I am so sorry. I didn't expect this. :( 4 yrs ago
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I apologize to all my RP partners but I am going to have to put all RPs on a hold until further notice due to a sudden family emergency. I am so sorry. I didn't expect this. :(
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I wanna do a Fairy Tail 1x1 so bad it physically pains me
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I could totally go for a Criminal Minds rp right now...
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Welcome Fellow Roleplayers!
Currently Craving:
Fairy Tail
Criminal Minds
Left 4 Dead
Harry Potter
Legend of Zelda
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Fairy Tail
Once Upon a Time (SOMEONE BE HOOK FOR ME PLS)
You want to know about me? I am flattered! Truth be told, I'm not that great. My name is Nik, short for Nikolas. I am a 25 year old FtM transgender, and I'm also asexual and polyromantic. I think gender stereotypes are stupid, and I love Fandoms. Fanfiction is one of my favorite things, and I usually prefer writing Fandoms over original plots because... Well I just prefer it.
(I mean who doesn't want to live inside their favorite fictional world?)
I am terrible at talking about myself, absolutely terrible.
Uhm, I enjoy long walks in the park, sand between my toes, and sunsets.
Ha, okay that's not true, I hate sand between my toes but I do love sunsets! My OCD makes the sand between my toes thing rather annoying.
I hate Rollercoasters, anything involving falling, big bugs(especially ones with a lot of legs or ones with wings), and anything healthy.
4/20 Is my favorite day of the year.
I don't know what else to say, so hi.
(I mean who doesn't want to live inside their favorite fictional world?)
I am terrible at talking about myself, absolutely terrible.
Uhm, I enjoy long walks in the park, sand between my toes, and sunsets.
Ha, okay that's not true, I hate sand between my toes but I do love sunsets! My OCD makes the sand between my toes thing rather annoying.
I hate Rollercoasters, anything involving falling, big bugs(especially ones with a lot of legs or ones with wings), and anything healthy.
4/20 Is my favorite day of the year.
I don't know what else to say, so hi.
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Kai smiled down at Aiko as they walked, turning his head to look at Kazuo as he answered the question. But then a moment later he was being called a kid. He hadn't thought of himself as a kid fir a very long time. Growing up the way he had, he'd had to mature very early so he could take care of Mai. It was one of the reasons they were so close, Kai had basically raised her.
As he glanced down the road ahead of them, Kai thought about Kazuo's question for a moment, "The freedom," He said in a soft voice, not sure if Kazuo could even hear him. He was speaking mostly to himself as he said this, deep in thought. He would be free to do as he wished, not required to make pleasantries when he didn't want to, able to just read and write as much as he wished.
"I can have my friends over! Oh, I could have a sleep over or maybe I could have a cook out. Hm," Mai said, a finger in her chin in thought.
"Mai, I don't know... If anyone gets hugged..." Kai said honestly.
"Oh it'll be fine, we will all just have to be super careful," Mai said and nodded her head.
"We have to appear normal right? Well normal people have friends over,"
Kai sighed quietly and looked out to the left at the bus stop they were approaching. He shifted the bags into one singular hand, slinging them back over his shoulder and shoving his how free hand unto the front pocket of his pants. He wondered what the house looked like, he hadn't actually been to see it. When Kazuo had gone to look at it, Kai had been in school. He hoped he got a room with a window facing this forest that was close by there house. It would be good to have calming scenery to look at while writing.
As they reached the bus stop, Kai looked down the street for a moment before turning back to look at the others. "It should be here in about five minutes," He said in a polite voice and took his hand out if his pocket to run it through his hair.
Mai bounced on the balls of her feet, "Oh yay! I can't wait to decorate my room, with the posters I packed,"
Kai chuckled and looked down at his younger sister. "I can help you, if you like," He said to her and lifted his hand to rest on her shoulder with a smile. He was very protective of Mai, he always had been. He was sure he always would be, no matter how old she got. Mai didn't remember much about their father or mother. After their parents were gone, Kai and Mai were raised by the parents of Sachi Sohma, the rat of the zodiac.
Mai smiled up at him, Joy on her face as they waited for the bus. She was so happy, and so grateful that she had her brother here with her. But she was also very excited to have her own space. She was growing up and she knew that with that a sense of independence she wasn't sure Kai would be totally acceptable of. She knew his intentions were good, he only wanted her safe. Her brother was her best friend, and she knew everything would be okay.
Kai moved his hand a moment later, dropping it down to rest at his side as the sun shone down on them.
As he glanced down the road ahead of them, Kai thought about Kazuo's question for a moment, "The freedom," He said in a soft voice, not sure if Kazuo could even hear him. He was speaking mostly to himself as he said this, deep in thought. He would be free to do as he wished, not required to make pleasantries when he didn't want to, able to just read and write as much as he wished.
"I can have my friends over! Oh, I could have a sleep over or maybe I could have a cook out. Hm," Mai said, a finger in her chin in thought.
"Mai, I don't know... If anyone gets hugged..." Kai said honestly.
"Oh it'll be fine, we will all just have to be super careful," Mai said and nodded her head.
"We have to appear normal right? Well normal people have friends over,"
Kai sighed quietly and looked out to the left at the bus stop they were approaching. He shifted the bags into one singular hand, slinging them back over his shoulder and shoving his how free hand unto the front pocket of his pants. He wondered what the house looked like, he hadn't actually been to see it. When Kazuo had gone to look at it, Kai had been in school. He hoped he got a room with a window facing this forest that was close by there house. It would be good to have calming scenery to look at while writing.
As they reached the bus stop, Kai looked down the street for a moment before turning back to look at the others. "It should be here in about five minutes," He said in a polite voice and took his hand out if his pocket to run it through his hair.
Mai bounced on the balls of her feet, "Oh yay! I can't wait to decorate my room, with the posters I packed,"
Kai chuckled and looked down at his younger sister. "I can help you, if you like," He said to her and lifted his hand to rest on her shoulder with a smile. He was very protective of Mai, he always had been. He was sure he always would be, no matter how old she got. Mai didn't remember much about their father or mother. After their parents were gone, Kai and Mai were raised by the parents of Sachi Sohma, the rat of the zodiac.
Mai smiled up at him, Joy on her face as they waited for the bus. She was so happy, and so grateful that she had her brother here with her. But she was also very excited to have her own space. She was growing up and she knew that with that a sense of independence she wasn't sure Kai would be totally acceptable of. She knew his intentions were good, he only wanted her safe. Her brother was her best friend, and she knew everything would be okay.
Kai moved his hand a moment later, dropping it down to rest at his side as the sun shone down on them.
That works for me. I don't know much about Japan but I can look up some cities if you like so we can decide.
Kai blinked once as he noticed that Aiko was now standing directly in front of him. He knew that she wasn't the fondest of him, but he'd always found her secretly amusing. He envied her ability to just be so carefree. He'd never felt comfortable enough to really open himself up to anyone other than Mai. But before he had a chance to say anything, Aiko sped off and went to talk to his younger sister.
Kai was often overlooked because he was so quiet and reserved. Mai called him a "true gentleman" but really he was just very pensive. As he watched the two of them walk away, Kai followed, bag slung over his shoulder. He noticed that Aiko was struggling with her bag slightly. He wondered if grabbing it would be received as chivalrous as he intended it to be, or if it was more likely to get him smacked.
But as they continued along the path, Kai listened as Mai continued talking with Aiko, his eyes not leaving Aiko's bag ad she struggled with carrying it. Finally, he made up his mind, siding up next to her and gently taking a hold of the strap of her bag. "A lady should not have to struggle carrying a heavy bag," He said with a soft smile, hoping his instincts wouldn't get him hurt. "Here, let me help you,"
"Oh Kai, do you always have to act so proper, loosen up!" Mai scolded him with a laugh. Kai raised his eyebrows, a surprised look on his face while he carried both bags and continued to walk with the two ladies. A moment later he smiled gently, "Maybe you're right. Ill try to loosen up a bit. After all, we're all going to living together," He stated with a thoughtful look on his face.
Kai then turned his head to look at Kazuo as he walked ahead if the group, "You remember how to get there Kazuo?"
Kai was often overlooked because he was so quiet and reserved. Mai called him a "true gentleman" but really he was just very pensive. As he watched the two of them walk away, Kai followed, bag slung over his shoulder. He noticed that Aiko was struggling with her bag slightly. He wondered if grabbing it would be received as chivalrous as he intended it to be, or if it was more likely to get him smacked.
But as they continued along the path, Kai listened as Mai continued talking with Aiko, his eyes not leaving Aiko's bag ad she struggled with carrying it. Finally, he made up his mind, siding up next to her and gently taking a hold of the strap of her bag. "A lady should not have to struggle carrying a heavy bag," He said with a soft smile, hoping his instincts wouldn't get him hurt. "Here, let me help you,"
"Oh Kai, do you always have to act so proper, loosen up!" Mai scolded him with a laugh. Kai raised his eyebrows, a surprised look on his face while he carried both bags and continued to walk with the two ladies. A moment later he smiled gently, "Maybe you're right. Ill try to loosen up a bit. After all, we're all going to living together," He stated with a thoughtful look on his face.
Kai then turned his head to look at Kazuo as he walked ahead if the group, "You remember how to get there Kazuo?"
Oh good! I'm reading yours now.
Or they stay on campus in the dorms. Maybe the females live on one floor and the males on the other?
Okie dokie. I got the starter up I hope you like it :)
That sounds good to me! Haha I can totally see that happening. We can start it with Kagura like approaching Yuki about the idea of starting a club, maybe a gardening club?
Characters I'm playing:
Momiji Sohma
Kagura Sohma
"Big Brother!" Kai turned to see her younger sister Mai running up to him, her bag slung over her shoulder as she neared him with giant smile on her face. Kai smiled softly, turning to face his sister as the sun shone down on his face.
"Mai, hey. Your bags all packed?" He asked her in a pleasant voice. Kai was pleased he had finally been given permission to live outside of the estate. He couldn't stand being surrounded by all his family, like a cage he couldn't break out of. So he'd petitioned to leave, with his sister and two others members of the Zodiac. Surprisingly, he'd been granted permission. Rather than worry about why, Kai took the liberty of leaving as soon as humanly possible, lest the leader of the family change his mind.
"Yes! I am so excited. We finally get to live in our own house with just us... And the others of course. Where are they anyways?" Mai asked him curiously, cocking her head to the side.
Kai shrugged one shoulder, still thinking to himself. "They should be here soon," he said and then looked up at the sky. He loved feeling the sun on his face, looking at the clouds as they rolled across the sky. He pictured what living without all the rules would be like, to be independent for once in his life. It was something he was vastly looking forward to, living with his own space away from all the knowing eyes.
It was well known that the members of the Zodiac were often looked at with sadness. Due to either being shunned by their parents, or shunned by society for bearing the curse. But outside the walls, no one knew he was cursed. He could be a normal person, who could make friends he wasn't related to. It was something that seemed unreal to him, despite the face that it was actually happening. He'd dreamed of it for years, and was beyond happy he was finally getting his wish.
"What do you think it will be like, living free of all the judging stares and knowing looks...to be actually be...free," Kai asked his sister, still looking up at the sky. He and his sister were extremely close, they talked about everything. But they had no choice to be close, they were all each other had really. When Kai was born, his mother had accepted him, he was sure with the hopes she would have a normal child to love soon after. But when Mai was born, their mother had rejected them both outright. She had her memory erased and left the estate. Their father soon after passed away and they were left to live in the Sohma house with the other members of the Zodiac for the rest of their lives, until now.
"I think it's going to be more wonderful than we can imagine. But also hard, we've never lived away from the whole family before. It will be a new experience," Mai said, looking at her taller brother and smiling brightly. Kai looked down at her and smiled back, his head cocking to the side slightly. Maybe she was right, maybe it would be exactly as wonderful as he'd hoped it would be. He owed it to himself, he thought, to look at the bright side and hope for the best. He would try to do that more often.
"Mai, hey. Your bags all packed?" He asked her in a pleasant voice. Kai was pleased he had finally been given permission to live outside of the estate. He couldn't stand being surrounded by all his family, like a cage he couldn't break out of. So he'd petitioned to leave, with his sister and two others members of the Zodiac. Surprisingly, he'd been granted permission. Rather than worry about why, Kai took the liberty of leaving as soon as humanly possible, lest the leader of the family change his mind.
"Yes! I am so excited. We finally get to live in our own house with just us... And the others of course. Where are they anyways?" Mai asked him curiously, cocking her head to the side.
Kai shrugged one shoulder, still thinking to himself. "They should be here soon," he said and then looked up at the sky. He loved feeling the sun on his face, looking at the clouds as they rolled across the sky. He pictured what living without all the rules would be like, to be independent for once in his life. It was something he was vastly looking forward to, living with his own space away from all the knowing eyes.
It was well known that the members of the Zodiac were often looked at with sadness. Due to either being shunned by their parents, or shunned by society for bearing the curse. But outside the walls, no one knew he was cursed. He could be a normal person, who could make friends he wasn't related to. It was something that seemed unreal to him, despite the face that it was actually happening. He'd dreamed of it for years, and was beyond happy he was finally getting his wish.
"What do you think it will be like, living free of all the judging stares and knowing looks...to be actually be...free," Kai asked his sister, still looking up at the sky. He and his sister were extremely close, they talked about everything. But they had no choice to be close, they were all each other had really. When Kai was born, his mother had accepted him, he was sure with the hopes she would have a normal child to love soon after. But when Mai was born, their mother had rejected them both outright. She had her memory erased and left the estate. Their father soon after passed away and they were left to live in the Sohma house with the other members of the Zodiac for the rest of their lives, until now.
"I think it's going to be more wonderful than we can imagine. But also hard, we've never lived away from the whole family before. It will be a new experience," Mai said, looking at her taller brother and smiling brightly. Kai looked down at her and smiled back, his head cocking to the side slightly. Maybe she was right, maybe it would be exactly as wonderful as he'd hoped it would be. He owed it to himself, he thought, to look at the bright side and hope for the best. He would try to do that more often.
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