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Character sheet up
Also, I'll be posting the character sheet up soon.
Cool, I'm looking for about five other players in order to start this.
Join Humanity's Army!




“Once upon a time, we stood upon the precipice of human achievement. We didn’t just look to the stars– we conquered them. Human civilization spanned through the entire galaxy. Rumors have it that we were a hair-breadth away from discovering something big, something to take us outside the galaxy. But I digress, what’s lost is lost. What I can tell you though, is what’s happening now. The stars are foreign to us, and our old homes are gone. Even though we once at some point touched the stars, we were burned in the process.

Make no mistake: We are not winning. In fact, we once populated seven hundred forty-three star systems. Now, we only have one: The Old Solar System, Humanity’s original home. Ruins of the ancient world litter the nine planets, and the only thing we can do now is scavenge from them and beat the invaders back.

This is where you come into play, soldier. Currently, we are planning the largest counter-offensive in Human history. Forty-four billion people are left in the Solar System, and we are planning to mobilize every able-bodied man and woman willing to fight for our survival. Now, will you fight for your place in the galaxy, or will you be wiped from the slate of history? Now is the time to decide. Find your local recruiter, and enlist in Humanity’s Army today!

The Year is 3029 A.D.. However, if and when we succeed, we will begin a new era, an era of our resurgence! Victoria ad Omnes Pretium!”



RP Overview

This is a Sci-Fi military rp, emphasis on the Sci-fi part. The technology level is somewhere between Halo and Mass effect, with limited FTL travel. Basically, we have some marginally technologically advanced post-apocalyptic stuff to work with. So no lasers (For the Humans anyway). Despite this, I believe that this gives room for more creative technology rather than just having lazor beamz.

The 18+ tag is meant mostly for blood, gore, and stuff like that. While romance is okay, and maybe encouraged due to the relationships and bonds that form during times of hardship, keep away from the graphic stuff within that category.

Again, the year is 3029, and Humanity has been forced out of their golden age. In fact, they’ve been forced almost a thousand years into the past, when they were just a primitive civilization first reaching out into the stars. The Bulwark, a conglomeration of allied alien races, is trying to wipe out Humanity for unknown reasons.

The setting of the RP is, of course, the Solar System. From the frontier of the Oort cloud to the Maginot Stronghold on Earth, calls come in from everywhere between, whether it be rebels, cultists, splinter groups, or the Bulwark.

Now, enough with the exposition. Who will YOU be roleplaying as? Well, you’re a grunt in the army’s 11 billion. To Humanity, you are a faceless soldier ready to fight and die for an inch of land. With that in mind, your characters of course will be different, the ones who are fated to jump from the crap to the cream. To start off, you will be a part of the 588th Defensive Army, stationed on the front lines of the Kuiper belt. Eventually, you will make it up the ranks, and gain access to more advanced technology in order to fend off Humanity's greatest threat.






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As Saria’s rowboat began to crumble into burnt chunks as she reached the shore, the floor crumbled, and she sank waist-deep into the water, which steamed and sizzled due to her still-present aura of fire. As she stumbled out of the sea, her aura burned the rest of the water away from her armor.

A seething pain gnawed away at her insides, like she had swallowed a handful of razors and chased it with a vat of acid. It clouded her thinking, therefore her only goal was to find her opponent and kill him. She grabbed her phylactery, switching it on and filling the mic with words that practically dripped with rage.

“Where’s my enemy, huh? Where is he! Bring me to him, and he will die!”

Saria coughed, clutching her abdomen, where the acidic pain felt the worst.

Damn this place. What cowardly monster intends to kill its opponent after it has died? I’m bloody happy that the bastard sunk along with the ship; It can give Rose my regards.

Seconds passed, and still no answer came from the phylactery. Her frenzy, combined with the burning poison, combined with just plain annoyance and fury began to overwhelm her, and a raging animosity building up within her suddenly burst.

She gripped her phylactery with so much force she was surprised it didn’t break. Losing her patience after hearing no answer from the announcer, or anyone at all, she screamed into the little pendant.

“Do you FUCKING HEAR ME? Tell me where the cheeky bastard is in the next five seconds, or else after I kill him, I’m going to find the college and PERSONALLY SKULLFUCK EVERY SINGLE ONE OF YOU WITH MY FISTS!”
Gonna try to post today or early tomorrow.
The Blood Devil


What. The. Bloody. Hell. Is. That.

Saria barely had time to answer her own question before the horrid thing rushed towards her like a wave. She dodged out of the way, the black mass missing her by less than an inch, its black appendages grasping for her legs as she hit the railing, stopping her from falling overboard.

Now on full alert, Saria drew her blade and tried to slice the heads apart, but her blade simply chinked the monster’s rough hide; minimal damage being inflicted, if at all. It was too late to try and dodge this time, and the nightmarish creature slammed into her full-force, bending the railing behind her.

She felt something in her torso give, and a sharp pain shot its way through her body. Blood found a way up her throat. The heads were all over her, grinding their multitudes of teeth onto her armor, the groan and shrill of razorlike teeth upon steel bored into her ears. Luckily, sharpness meant nothing when dealing with armor.

What wasn’t protected from the assault however, were the gaps in her armor, the tiny spaces that allowed Saria to move her arms and legs freely. Those tiny spaces were all the teeth needed, and so they began to gnaw at her flesh. Great ripples of pain radiated all throughout her limbs, and she forced herself to move, to do something.

I will not be consumed by this… monstrosity.

Saria felt an urge rise up from the bottom of her soul. A bestial ferocity, a feral rage, the insatiable impulse to kill. She wanted to let go, she wanted to give in, to let the blade control her. In vain, she tried again and again to cut the nightmare’s rock-hard scales, but to no avail. Over and over, her Red Blade simply bounced off of the creature’s hide, and eventually, more heads erupted from the nightmare’s skin and took a hold of Saria’s wrist. She felt something in her arm crack. If she hadn’t been wearing as much armor, her limb would have been entirely crushed. Even so, she refused to let go of her blade.

Pinned against the railing, Saria could do nothing, the heads chewing through her flesh, the tendrils pinning her sword arm, and her entire body slowly being crushed by the nightmare, which wrapped itself around her like a constrictor. An inner voice whispered to her.

Give in. Give in. Just let yourself go.

Saria resisted for a good while, but many more fractured bones later, her mind surrendered and the blade took over.

For a second, Saria felt nothing. Everything was in slow-motion, and she wondered if this was what death was like: The victim reliving their last moments, eternally.

But then a spark ignited within her, and a blazing inferno was born.
The worm retreated, scorched by the erupting fire that now surrounded the Blood Devil. The Red Blade now fused to her hands, she felt her blood forcibly siphoned into the blade, sharpening it, but such a small thing only made her angrier. She wanted violence, death, gore, bloodshed; She wanted to rip the world open by the belly and yank out its entrails.

The Blood Devil awakened, and let out a scream; not a human scream, not even an animal’s scream, but a shriek of something… otherworldly. Some say that such a raw, violent noise would make both angels and demons cower within their own realms.

The Blood Devil charged forward, as animalistic as the worm itself. Her only instinct was bloodshed, and her sword was her tool. With a single swing, the sword collided with the worm’s armor, cracking the previously thought impenetrable shell and throwing the thing across the ship, which was now on fire due to her flames. She walked over to the stunned thing, and swung her blade down, breaking its scales and causing the worm to shriek in both pain and fear.

Saria brought her blade down onto the worm, slicing it in half. It screamed and hissed at her, but she simply didn’t care. Its cries for help were music to her ears. Successfully incapacitated, Saria cut the worm again, then again, and again, and again, and again, and again, eventually reducing the beast to a pulpy mass of sludge and unrecognizable flesh. She grabbed it by the handful and began throwing chunks of it overboard in a fit of rage, though her frenzy was settling down now that her enemy was obliterated.

After all traces of the thing were gone, Saria lit a burning torch and forcibly cauterized her wounds, gritting her teeth so hard she could’ve cracked a tooth. Limping back down to her rowboat, she pushed it back out and climbed in, her body sore and shaking. She remembered her phylactery, how she was connected to her opponent. Suddenly, everything; the tournament, the contestants, all of it came back to her. Back there, on the ship, she forgot everything about who she was, and cared for nothing but primal rage. It was not a feeling she liked.

She coughed, chuckled, then spoke into her phylactery, her voice raspy and hoarse, but still carrying a certain force along with it.

“Whoever you are, wherever you are, you bastard, I’m coming for you. And I will not stop until one of us is dead.”
Saria waited, and waited, the sound of water lapping onto the half-sunken ship the only thing she heard. She took a quick look around the ship, an eerie quiet hanging over the air like a thick carpet. She tensed up, ready for something to jump out of her.

After a few minutes of silence, she relaxed and began to casually stroll around the interior of the ship.

Hmm, I was expecting something to attack. I guess this ship is less dangerous than I thought.

Strange instruments and glass containers dotted the room, and plants hung onto bowls that were suspended on the ceiling, each with its own light source. What they were meant to do, she didn’t know. Some puny snakes were also visible behind the glass, harmless.
Saria took a ladder up to the deck of the ship, where everything seemed relatively normal, despite the deserted-ness of it all. A red flag was tied to the side of the railing, with a small capsule blowing in the wind along with it. She quickly took the flag and untied the capsule, opening it and retrieving a rolled-up piece of paper.


Final log of Dr. Francesca Marini, former genetic and cybernetic specialist of Talon.

Though they all have abandoned us, one by one, I have endeavored to finish my work, but in the end I have selfishly chosen life. The fuel has run out; by tomorrow morning, the power will shut off, and Specimens 1, 2, and 3 will escape containment. Given the results of my testing, there's no better place for them to escape than a shipwreck where they'll be marooned, but I cannot say if this place will hold them forever. If you're reading this, I urge to you to call an airstrike and destroy this ship ASAP. I have already taken everything of value; there's nothing here among my research but a fate worse than death. I don't know what lies on the shore of this strange City, but my niece and I will take our chances. We picked up the tracking signal for subject T-030 “Brucie” last night, and will attempt to rendezvous. Dio sia con voi.

End log.



Shite, the Specimens!

She heard a creak coming from the inside of the ship where she had just emerged. Whether the noise was simply a random noise, or a deliberate one, she did not know. Startled, she looked back down the ladder, the yawning darkness creeping up to embrace her in its deadly grasp.
I'm pretty interested; I really like fantasy setting RP's, though like Kronshi this will be my first advanced RP as well.
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