Saltwater Thief

Through the Doors of our hearts - Finished

@Kirah I think a couple week's worth of time is good for Alexander. Maybe 2 at the most.

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@Zelosse So, one question as I figure things out. From looking at some of Arya's posts, it sounds like the Aetherial sub-element is essentially the creation and manipulation of objects made out of raw magic (for lack of a better term), is that accurate?

In the Court of the High Queen

@Major Sharpe I will consider that! Will have a concrete yea or nay for you by tomorrow evening.

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I'll be putting a CS together over the next day or so.

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@PyroDash888 Well, I try to be polite. Sometimes too much for my own good, really. Any particular archetypes or the like that could use some extra support? I'm not sure who is and isn't active just by looking at the Characters tab...

EDIT: nevermind, I cant read. Still, any suggestions are welcome, I'm pretty flexible.

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Huh. Seems interesting. Is it still reasonably feasible for a washed up hand like me to jump in here?

In the Court of the High Queen

Sounds really cool, you've got my interest. Curiosity question; would a royal guard captain or something similar be acceptable as a character?

EDIT: I could also learn to look properly. I'll head over to the actual thread.

Through the Doors of our hearts - Finished

Name: Alexander Alestros

Birthdate: September 7th

Gender: Male

Age: 17

Parental involvement: Just about none. Never really wanted him, often pretended he wasn’t there.

Appearance: Above average height, fairly skinny, light skin. His hair hangs about ear length and is dirty blonde except for one swath in the front that grows in a blue color.

Item: A dark blue colored feather that he keeps on a necklace. On Earth, it does nothing except look pretty. On Sylvent, it was the basis for the connection between rider and stormwing, and bestowed a variety of effects necessary for high-speed flight.

Compass: Nonsense 1, Virtue 0

Short history/personality:
Alexander didn’t really have much of a childhood. His parents birthed him, raised him to the point he could manage himself physically, then basically ignored him. He went through life not really knowing parental affection… until, at age 11, he found himself in the world of Sylvent. A world high above the clouds, where people lived on floating shards of earth and travelled the winds by way of large airships and airbourne fauna. Most important of these were the stormwings, great birds that boasted mastery of the skies. Each denizen of Sylvent bonded with a stormwing for life, relying on them for many things. And, surprisingly, Alexander found himself bonded to one as well despite being a traveler- specifically a blue stormwing, the sight of which had never been seen in living memory. He soon discovered that she flew faster, turned sharper, and landed more smoothly than almost any other, and he set himself to learning how to work with her and soar through the air.

Eventually he found himself in the company of Captain Halden, leader of a band of sky pirates. Halden took a shine to Alexander, and soon the boy found himself falling in with the crew. Halden in particular soon became something of a father figure to Alexander, and he was relieved as he grew older to discover that while they called themselves pirates, they actually worked for the good of the people and mainly took on tasks toward their betterment.

Years quite literally flew by, until one day Alexander found himself in a terrible scenario; to either watch as his stormwing was killed in front of him, or to throw himself to the clouds below. And he chose to take his chances on the desolate land beneath the sky. What he did not expect, however, was to arrive back on earth. Changed and aged, but now robbed of what had become his home. As he came to realize that his parents hadn’t even bothered to search for him, he tried to make things work for the best… until he learned of a peculiar school, one that served as a haven for those who’d found other worlds to call home and longed to return. He departed for it as fast as he could without actually flying- a fact he could hardly stand.

Through the Doors of our hearts - Finished

Ready for reviewing!

Hider

Name: Alexander Alestros

Birthdate: September 7th

Gender: Male

Age: 17

Parental involvement: Just about none. Never really wanted him, often pretended he wasn’t there.

Appearance: Above average height, fairly skinny, light skin. His hair hangs about ear length and is dirty blonde except for one swath in the front that grows in a blue color.

Item: A dark blue colored feather that he keeps on a necklace. On Earth, it does nothing except look pretty. On Sylvent, it was the basis for the connection between rider and stormwing, and bestowed a variety of effects necessary for high-speed flight.

Compass: Nonsense 1, Virtue 0

Short history/personality:
Alexander didn’t really have much of a childhood. His parents birthed him, raised him to the point he could manage himself physically, then basically ignored him. He went through life not really knowing parental affection… until, at age 11, he found himself in the world of Sylvent. A world high above the clouds, where people lived on floating shards of earth and travelled the winds by way of large airships and airbourne fauna. Most important of these were the stormwings, great birds that boasted mastery of the skies. Each denizen of Sylvent bonded with a stormwing for life, relying on them for many things. And, surprisingly, Alexander found himself bonded to one as well despite being a traveler- specifically a blue stormwing, the sight of which had never been seen in living memory. He soon discovered that she flew faster, turned sharper, and landed more smoothly than almost any other, and he set himself to learning how to work with her and soar through the air.

Eventually he found himself in the company of Captain Halden, leader of a band of sky pirates. Halden took a shine to Alexander, and soon the boy found himself falling in with the crew. Halden in particular soon became something of a father figure to Alexander, and he was relieved as he grew older to discover that while they called themselves pirates, they actually worked for the good of the people and mainly took on tasks toward their betterment.

Years quite literally flew by, until one day Alexander found himself in a terrible scenario; to either watch as his stormwing was killed in front of him, or to throw himself to the clouds below. And he chose to take his chances on the desolate land beneath the sky. What he did not expect, however, was to arrive back on earth. Changed and aged, but now robbed of what had become his home. As he came to realize that his parents hadn’t even bothered to search for him, he tried to make things work for the best… until he learned of a peculiar school, one that served as a haven for those who’d found other worlds to call home and longed to return. He departed for it as fast as he could without actually flying- a fact he could hardly stand.

Through the Doors of our hearts - Finished

Probably going to be Monday at the earliest when I can put a CS together, this is a crazy busy weekend for me. Biggest questions from me are how much or little detail you're looking for in the worlds we come up with, and is it possible for characters to have a memento of some sort from their world? Nothing of power I'd presume, but something like a significant souvenir of sorts?

EDIT: Whoops, need to read better. Scratch that second one, I see the section now.