RainDash

Camp Half Blood: Stolen Symbols

Thanks for the heads up, Woofie.

Camp Half Blood: Stolen Symbols

AH, I was gonna wait on Calla Lily, but I'll get my next post in. We'll get the ball rolling in a bit. Kinda a little busy today, but Paragon might start something.

Carry On My Wayward Son

Well, as for how to start it, we could either all know each other or meet up for some reason.

Camp Half Blood: Stolen Symbols

ramblingbard said
Oh, oh no. Don't say that. You'll regret saying that. ;)

I regret a lot. Mostly not related though.

Mass Effect: Wanted

Sundered Echo said
Raindash - I was refering to Vandy's idea with the bareface thing. I would say there is in fact face paint for Citadel-born Turians as quite a few live there.

I.... I have brought shame to my entire family. OTL

Camp Half Blood: Stolen Symbols

It's okay. I think we've all just gotten used to the idea of cabins for everyone. It's good to have someone helping us out with this minor detail junk.

Camp Half Blood: Stolen Symbols

ramblingbard said
You know, Hellhound, Hypnos doesn't have a cabin before the end of the first series, right? Your guy would be with Hermes Cabin.

Eeeyup. Hypnos got a cabin after the war. So even if he was claimed, he'd have to stay in Hermes.

Mass Effect: Wanted

Sundered Echo said
This is acceptable, and makes sense. Incidentally, does this mean that she would currently react to Palaven like a human or other soft skinned race when living there for a long time?Vandy - Thats a possibility. Such things have been known to occur. Incidentally I believe that'd make your Turian a bareface.

I believe so. So naturally she'd never be able to stay or ever go to Palaven. (Not that she's interested in it anyway.)
If I'm right, doesn't being barefaced come with a lot of stigma? Would it be possible that the Asari simply made up a bunch of symbols on her face to avoid social stigma? The symbols would ultimately be meaningless to other Turians, but other species would mostly ignore it.

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Sundered Echo said
My question with this is: Why was she not moved back to Palaven when she was old enough to make the trip?Biotics don't actually manifest for the first few years of life, so there would likely be easily enough time to take her back there and keep an eye on her just in case she became biotic, rather than exposing a potentially normal Turian girl to the Cabal from day one, especially as any Cabal groups on the Citadel are likely ever changing and only there for a mission.

Her shell couldn't withstand the radiation. I think I'll add more about that, but it's already put in the sheet twice.
Her mother was an engineer, a pretty dedicated one. Since Turians are public minded, I'd imagine it wouldn't be difficult to imagine her working on engines as much as possible even while close to her due date. (I'll specify this in the history, just in case.)
And, she grew up with a fairly well off Asari on the Citadel. She wasn't exposed to Cabal since day one. I figured that sending a child to fight with a high stake group might be pushing it.

Carry On My Wayward Son

Hmm. I'll keep an eye on this. Playing a Rogue Angel could be fun.