Rhaevnn Xeno

The Prophecy

Jack, do you want to take the next post, or do you want Morgan's input first?

The Prophecy

Say, who's next in the Drunken Dove?

@Dark Jack

I'm guessing @Mercinus3, to answer the sisters' response? I would post for Morgan, but it'll just be a "and he left the inn to find a place to resume his interrupted nap." Waiting for something more substantial to respond to, as Morgan is pretty tired. xD

The Prophecy

I suppose I forgot it was my turn. I'll try to get a post up within the next 2 days. Sorry for my forgetfulness...again *sighs*

@yoshua171

Come'on Yosh, pull it together. :P

The Prophecy

'A Harvester.' A chill ran down his spine when the sisters revealed what the deo'lei were apparently gathering for. Morgan had only heard of such a being from soldier campfire myths. But that's what the sniffer had assumed that's all they were - myths. 'Glad we aren't going to be anywhere near that thi--' It took all that Morgan could muster in his tired state not to go slackjawed behind his mask as his other temporary allies began asking more questions about the creature, particularly because they were interested in such a thing. 'Are they mad?! Who would purposefully even seek out such a creature?!'

However, there was another aspect of the conversation that was troubling Morgan - the actual possibility if he stuck with these two, he would somehow end up recruited by the deo'lei. His inner beast strained at its mental shackles at the thought. 'Those years with the army... No, never. Never again.' Morgan wasn't about to relinquish his freedom, not again. Not after he had spent all that time running from the Seclryian Army and was now being somehow trapped into this "deal."

'These two have no idea what being in an... "organization" is like. Idiots!' The inner beast growled, threatening to say something that Morgan would have regretted, but the Sisters mentioned something that Morgan's sniffer side desired - a library. And not just any library, 'Information that isn't available to the public. Perhaps, the cure?' Morgan rubbed his tongue against his throat ripping fangs, careful not to cut his own flesh.

If there was one thing that he hated more than an army, it was his curse. Or rather, his other curse. It was bad enough being a sniffer, constantly absorbing others' thoughts and feelings, but to couple it with the constant want for blood and the ever ongoing battle with the beast within - he was tired.

Morgan leaned back into the chair he had managed to find, fully aware of the weight that the day had brought him. 'Should have just looked the other cursed way and minded my own business.' The sniffer thought bitterly. All of this was conflicting - he wanted to be free, but at what cost? His sanity, his morals, his life? The Fixer wouldn't rest - that much was made clear. And by the sound of it, there would be no hiding. There would be no avoiding insulting the Sisters if he flat out refused, and there would be no way to avoid raising suspicions as a threat amongst Ixion and I'on. In truth, there was only one option, and Morgan hated it, speaking in his monotone voice.

"We go to Fokon then. If there truly is a threat of a harvester, not to mention the revenge of the Fixer, I suppose--" Morgan would sigh heavily, "That is the only place for us to go. I, for one, don't want to be anywhere near the Harvester if it is close as you say."

The Prophecy

Rhae, by the current looks of the Skype chat?

@Shienvien

Indeed, I shall be. Expect a post by tomorrow by the absolute latest.

The Prophecy

Alrighty, who's going first for the Drunken Dove? @Yoshua171 or @Mercinus3, do you want to go, or shall I?

The Prophecy

Would you like to post next in the Drunken Dove-scene, Rhaevnn, or should I go ahead?

@Dark Jack

Go ahead, Jack. It'll give me more to write about, as Morgan's reactions may be minimal as now. Poor vampire - he's tired. xD

The Prophecy

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@Legion X51

I see that the furiously scribbling paid off. Can't wait to see her in action! :3

The Prophecy

Hey Jack (and every one else!),

First and foremost, I think you are doing a fantastic job with the RP, regardless that it does need a little life breathed into it. It's definitely a world that I throughly enjoy being apart of and watching others play in it. Likewise, I think you're doing a great job of being a GM - understanding of people's lives, providing interesting characters, and etc.

To answer your question - what needs to be done, I believe, is perhaps a more strict posting requirement. I'm not sure what this would like, as I'm not sure of what severity this posting requirement should be, but I do believe something needs to be implemented. If you, Jack, were to implement something like this, I trust your judgement. Echoing what Yoshua has written, it has been an absolute pleasure being a player for the game you are GMing, even though I have been here for significantly less time that most players here.

Also to echo what Yoshua has stated, I plan on staying with The Prophecy for long time - I even see myself going down with the ship, so to speak, as this is a world is an absolute pleasure to be a part of (both in character and with such talented writers). If this comes in the form of a reboot, or something along those lines, count me in. Would love to see the Prophecy on a regular posting schedule, and it would be my privilege to be a part of it.

On a side note - thank you, Jack, for providing such a beautiful playground for our characters. Such an environment is a lovely and rare thing to stumble across.

The Prophecy

@mercinus3,@yoshua171 - feel free to go ahead and post, unless either of you would like to me to respond to the sister before Ixion/I'on respond