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3 yrs ago
Current I just can't. This is too much. Berserk was so influential on so many things that I love. Goodbye, Miura. You'll be missed by many.
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4 yrs ago
Migraines ew
5 yrs ago
Welp apparently discord servers are having some pretty bad Latency issues.
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5 yrs ago
Well I just got my mitts on the Links Awakening remake. Excus eme while I disappear for a weak while I relive my childhood
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5 yrs ago
Migraine killed me today. Posts tomorrow.
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Bio



Hello! Welcome to my little bio.

Not much to say, really. Just a horror game protag that likes writing and playing vidya games when I'm not being chased by the cosmic forces of darkness. (I'm a security guard that works night shifts usually).

Have some dancing medjed.

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@VitaVitaAR@Suneli@PKMNB0Y@Pyromania99@Archangel89



"Ah, another friend falls from the sky! Privet." Lena twirled, giving a friendly greeting and salute to the goblin before continuing on her path, walking alongside the river. "I'm no survivalist, but we should probably figure out some sort of...shelter first, yes?" Lena suggested, stopping at the edge of the river and pausing to think for a moment. Hmm, their best bet would probably be to find a cave or something similar. Something they could use temporarily to get their bearings. But at the same time, all of them doing that would be a waste of manpower. They should split up and try to focus on different things, but then, they had no way to get back into contact with the other, and one could easily get lost in a forest.

"Hmm..." Lena folded her arms, contemplating the options they had. "Okaaay, here's what we should probably do. Find some sorta shelter so we have some place to safely sleep," Walking around aimlessly would get them nowhere, and sitting still doing nothing was going to drive her crazy. If she could work with her hands at least, it would help her focus and think. "...while you all do that, I'm gonna make axe." With that, Lena began looking for suitable rocks to make the axe out of. It should be simple enough. A smooth, flat stone for sharpening and two rocks to make the head. A branch could easily be gotten, etc.

~Claire Blackwood~

@PlatinumSkink





The redhead followed Connor further into the building. She had a few reasons for trying to get more information about the trio of legendaries. More information was always good, even if she was most definitely winging it most of the time. There was also something Uxie said that concerned her - that someone was hunting for them. If she could pinpoint who that was, she could just go and kick their butts before anything happened.

Once in the room, Claire made sure the door was closed and no one looked like they were trying to eavesdrop. Ah, this was kind of fun? She was like some sorta spy outta some spy movie, heh.

"Right, uh, so." Claire fished around in her bag for her pokedex. First, she was gonna show it to this researcher. She wanted to see his reaction to it before deciding how she wanted to go about this. Well, she wanted Ralia to get a read for his general feelings. "I heard the professor is doing research into legendary pokemon...and wellll, uh, here, just look." She opened the pokedex to Uxie's entry and handed it to Connor.

Ralia waved at Klefki, trying to play with its keys.

~Temporary Campsite~





Lesser force becoming more precise was only a small success. She'd need to continuously use and develop it, so she would. What was more interesting, was drawing Mana to her. Meditation seemed to passively draw mana towards her, whilst this seemed to be making a conscious effort to draw everything to her. Curious...perhaps...? Focusing her attention on the particles, Ash began pulling more to her.

...actually, wait.

She was kind of a dragon, wasn't she? Maybe this was a bit of a stretch, but, instead of exhaling things, she could inhale them? Some sort of Magic-gathering breath? Standard things like fire seemed to be possible, so maybe something like it was possible? Was she being a bit silly with that thought? Perhaps, but instead of simply doing it one at a time, this would offer a large scale effect with both likely direction and power. Opening her mouth, Ash attempted to inhale, trying to suck in the mana particles and keeping her mana vision active to see the results. If doing it like she was before was like forceps, then this would be more similar to a vacuum drawing everything in front of it in.

@VitaVitaAR@Suneli@PKMNB0Y@Pyromania99@Archangel89



"Hmm, sounds complicated." Lena replied to Lin. "But I get the gist of it. We died, and somehow got new bodies here! Simple enough." China, huh! And the sheep and spider were from Japan it sounded like. So a Russian, two Japanese, and A Chinese person walk into a new world. Sounded like the setup to a bad joke or cheap fantasy novel.

"Net." Lena replied to Ashewell. "I have two good legs of my own, so I'll walk! I couldn't sit still anyways!" The doll placed a hand on her hip, and pointed in a random direction. "Poshli, then friends! Onwards! Less talking and more moving ahead!" The doll began to move past the spider, continuing on her trek inwards towards the forest. The spider could be a nice addition, indeed! If she was like a spider, then she could likely make silk. String and thread of any kind would be a great addition to their survival. With her technical know how and that, she was almost certain their chances of survival had gone up sharply. They just needed to put it to practice.

"Hm?" She had only got a few more feet when an odd sound reached her ears. "Do I hear screaming?"

~Suzuka Gozen~

@Crusader Lord@PKMNB0Y



Penetrating deeper into the ruin, the miasma only grew thicker leaving little to the imagination about what lay ahead. A more careful sort might have thought more about it. Unfortunately, Suzuka was not exactly that. She walked without a care or a thought through the Miasma. Obviously, she was just confident and not being careless in any way. After all, these undead weren't going to be any trouble to her whatsoever.

"Haaa, I'm gonna need a shower after this...I wonder if they have hot springs in this world..." She sighed, not paying attention to where she was going and nearly tripping over a skeleton in the process. "...ah." A group of cloaked figures appeared in the distance. And they were...raising the dead? Suzuka narrowed her eyes at them. Well, she didn't particularly care, but these undead and their stink really were annoying her.

"Eeeh," Suzuka hummed, brandishing Kenmyrouen. "Dunno. Strategy's not my thing, just don't get in my way, pointy ears." Leaving Link where he was standing, Suzuka bolted for the skeletons that were being raised. They were obviously much better equipped than the ones they had previous encountered, but they'd still be dealt with easily. Leaping into the air, Suzuka attempted to launch herself over the skeletons, acrobatically flipping as Daitsuren's wind manifested, the wind and razor sharp sword slamming into a skeleton.

With any luck, she'd land behind them, using Kenmyrouen and Shoutouren to block anything sent her way.

@VitaVitaAR@Suneli@PKMNB0Y@Pyromania99



"Aha, Indeed. Russia. A student at Moscow State University. Top of my class, even." The doll smirked, chuckling proudly at the statement. Was she taking this well? She supposed she was, considering the reactions of the two kids here. The little...demon child? Seemed like she was taking it particularly hard. "And we're alive, aren't we? Better than I was apparently doing on earth." The forest was something else, wasn't it? Certainly far unlike those on earth. The air seemed tinged with a wondrous, almost inviting adventuring quality to it. It was enough to make her feel excited at any rate.

She was so caught up in her own thoughts, she almost ran face first into the spider.

"Ah-geh!" Stumbling over her feet, Lena jumped backwards, holding her arms defensively in front of her until she realized she wasn't about to be jumped. "Aha, it's a spider. Sorry about that, I was lost in thought." Said spider went on to accost the sheep, before introducing herself as...Kaoru? Or Ashewell. Weird. Was she the only one here with a relatively normal name? Well, aside from Lin. Maybe they had some reason to use an alias? Eh, not important.

"Well, little rebenok, there's no reason to shy away from someone in the same boat as we are." She patted Ravy on the head, before approaching Ashewell. "Privet, friend! You are in the same as us then?" Lena smiled brightly. Come to think of it, her body seemed to be made of wood, so how was she even able to make facial expressions? Hm, a thought for later. "The more the merrier I say. We were just on our way to see about finding civilization or a shelter of some sort. Care to join us?"

St. Peterburgh, Russia
Midnight // JANUARY, 24




The constructs were relentless. They didn't waste a second to follow her down the darkened hallway. Rage ran through her poisonous veins, every part of her body was screaming to just turn around and challenge these fuckers. Rip. Tear. Break. Crush. Yet, as wrathful as she was, she had to maintain some semblance of level headedness.

Hahaha.

Her patience had been spent. She needed blood. To taste the sweet victory. Devour. Consume. Crush these pathetic creations under her claws. These machines would learn the hard way that she was going to win this fight. She broke free of the smoke, taking a few moments to catch her breath as she placed her hand on a guard railing. Hm, it'd do. Her blades were inefficient against metal, so some sort of bludgeoning device was always good. Maybe she'd get herself some sort of larger weapon after this...

A thin layer of mist coated her arm, the decaying properties of the venom immediately taking effect. The metal began to rust and decay, her grip more than strong enough to crush its weakened resistance. The mist trailed alongside it to where it connected to the floor, and in one sharp pull, there was the sound of grinding metal as she pulled it from the ground.

With her superhuman strength and feral roar, she lifted it with both hands, and swung it into the side of one of the constructs head, her corrosive mist constantly being released in a thick cloud around her. She'd only get a few good whacks with it, but if she could take out one or two in the time before it was completely corroded, then that would be all she needed, and she could always get more.

@VitaVitaAR@Suneli@PKMNB0Y



"Ahaha, shame is for those who lack self-esteem, little adorable rebenok." Vladlena replied heartily. "Besides, this new body is odd. I have half a mind to take everything off and do a thorough inspection, heh!" She laughed, flashing a playful smile towards Ravy. "But I can do that once we have a bearing on our situation, hm?" The doll twirled in space, her skirt billowing out as she happily breathed in. Or would have, had she the lungs to do so. Ah, that was going to take some getting used to! She didn't seem to need to breathe, yet here she was still trying too. She was busy contemplating the functions of her seemingly new body as Lin transformed, barely even mentally registering that it happened.

"Ah, silly me." She stopped her twirl, smiling at the other three present. "I am Vladlena Belyakova. Just a simple college student studying engineering from the greatest motherland on earth!" She made a rather over dramatic bow as she introduced herself. "A pleasure to meet you Ravy, Lin, Aeries. I can expect we all arrived here by similar means? Accident and then just found ourselves plummeting to our second demise?" Humming lightly, Lena glanced at the forest around them. Well, she was sorely out of her element in a forest like this. She was used to living it up in the city, working with machines, computers, and drinking her body weight in vodka.

"Hmm...but perhaps Lin is correct. We should save any in depth discussion until we have a better handle on our situation." Alternatively, looking at it, this could be a fun challenge. She had never done something like surviving out in the wilderness before, or even building a basic shelter. She had no doubt she could, but it was all theoretical, and putting theory into practice was always a fun time.

"Poshli! Waiting around gets nothing done!" Without waiting to see if any of the others would follow her, Lena began walking into the forest, away from their impact zone.

@VitaVitaAR@Suneli@PKMNB0Y



Well now.

This was odd. And she probably looked quite odd, legs folded, arms across her chest, a troubled expression on her features.

She had been indulging in some Beluga Vodka, and she had been struck by a particular bit of inspiration. She remembered running out, running into...something? And then blacking out. Ah, she must have been really wasted. She hadn't been quite that wasted since she was a little tyke when she sneaked some out of her babushka's cabinet. Had she died? She felt like she had, but then how could she be here?

Falling through the air, the scream of wind passed her ears. Did someone spike her drink? This was one helluva trip. She hadn't experimented with those sorta drugs since she got into university and focused more on her passions. A shout from nearby pulled her out of her thoughts.

...some sort of...goat girl?

"...ah, I suppose maybe I should lay off the Vodka this late." She grumbled, but that was almost certainly an empty thought. Still, it didn't look like this was going to be something so easy. If this was a dream, it was awfully realistic. Not just one of those dreams you were falling endlessly and woke before you hit the ground...if this wasn't a dream...then this was actually a pretty dire situation, wasn't it?

"Well I suppose this is at least, more interesting than running into the truck." Was her thoughts as she plummeted towards the ground, terminal velocity. Not a single negative or terrified thought found its way into her head. In fact, she couldn't help but to feel a wide grin form on her face as she spread out her body, and she would have been laughing had she been able to.

"Ahahaha, in fact, this isn't so bad!" The feeling of the wind rushing through her hair, her clothes flapping in the air as wind rushed passed. It was frigid up here so far in the stratosphere, but oddly it didn't bother her. "I shall have to try skydiving more often, haha - blef?!" Her cheerfulness came to a halt as something wrapped around her, ceasing her revelry of the free fall. The back of her skirt had been caught, not only dangling her nearly upside down, but giving everyone who happened to be looking quite the fan service of her undergarments.

Wait that was dragon!?

"Blyat!? What the hell?" What the hell was an understatement. She could accept dying. She could accept free falling only to go splat later. She could even accept what looked to be an adorable little goat girl. But a dragon? A full blow lizard thing? That was where she drew the line in strangeness. But it was a blessing at least. The dragon slowed their fall, hitting the ground with a loud thud before releasing them from his claws.

"Ay, ay," She hit the ground, landing on her stomach as she was released from the dragons grip. "Give a girl a warning before you grab her by the skirt." Standing up, Vladlena dusting off her clothes, blinking as she realized what she had said. "...wait, why am I even wearing a skirt?" Looking down at her body, she fell silent.

Those were most certainly not her jeans, boots, and sweater. The hell was she dressed as some...fancy floozy? Well, not that she could really complain, they were pretty snazzy looking.

"Weird...eh?" Her eyes then traced to her fingers. Fingers weren't supposed to have visible joints. She wiggled her fingers in front of her face. It looked so...unnatural, but didn't feel weird at all. Those were definitely her hands. She quickly lifted up her skirt, once again, unintentionally giving everyone a bit of a show. Odd, her knees had joints too. She briefly tested their range of motion, before being satisfied. "...Well I have no idea what's going on here. Mhmhm, but I suppose thanks are in order, friend." Vladlena gave the dragon a playful smile and a salute. "I think I shall try skydiving with a parachute next time, hmm?"

~Temporary Campsite~





As the lizard idly played with the stone and spear, trying to flex her muscles, she thought idly back on the experiments of last night. To make Mana Orb into a Mana Slice, one had to attach the lines to the nucleus, thus creating what was effectively a small chainsaw it looked like. The increased density and the cutting motion would easily explain its cutting ability...but the poison splash was a whole different beast. When 'ranking up' the poison splash, it didn't shrink, but instead seemed to become denser as well...but since it was a liquid, it seemed to droop, warp and bend out of shape, and when she tried to make a Mana Slice out of it, the particles didn't stick.

Then what could she do to make it stick? It would be reasonable to assume different mana would require different shapes to function properly. Frowning lightly, she twirled the spear in the air, making jabbing and slicing motions and complicated, dexterous exercises. She did her best to simply keep the stone afloat, rotating it in the air before dropping and catching it again with lesser force.

What fascinated her most from her experiments from last night, however, was her meditative ones. Drawing in mana from the environment didn't yield many results, but it did yield some. There was an ever so slight uptick in Mana from Meditation that she could see. It wasn't much, but it was there, meaning there was something to it...which was why she was glad that dual casting Lesser force on these objects was eating up her MP at a faster rate. Even more curiously was her last one. She had a fairly good memory and eye for detail, she thought, so visualizing the cavern wasn't really a surprise. What was interesting was that slight glow everything seemed to have, if it just wasn't her imagination playing tricks on her.

Nodding, she decided the first course of action was to refill her MP again. Spinning the spear fast so its point was angled towards the ground, she made a motion to impale it on the ground, before attempting to toss the pebble at its hilt. Regardless of whether it hit or not, she'd try to draw mana from the environment again.

Observing her companions briefly to make sure none were about to do something stupid, Ash began focusing on the mana around her, activating Mana vision just to be certain she could observe the potential effects. She then once again, tried to draw the ambient mana to her. Like manipulating her own mana, but on a wider scale, she simply tried drawing any ambient particles to her.
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