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5 yrs ago
Current Can someone please lower Life's difficulty setting?
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6 yrs ago
Pizza is a main course, but is also a pie. Therefore, I can eat pizza as my meal and have another pizza as my dessert.
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6 yrs ago
When I need a left sock, there is none. When I don't need one, there is a surplus. I think the world is toying with me.
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6 yrs ago
Sunny days are meant to be spent in a dark room surfing the net and watching series in netflix.
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6 yrs ago
Eating a stick of butter is not as fun as it sounds to be.
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I am Searat
Half sea, Half rat, All Aqueous Rodent.

My role playing career is something i consider as a hobby of some sort but as to how long i have been role playing, I would say that i have three to four years under my belt. (Though most of the times I was role playing, they were nothing as serious as this and were more of a means to relieve stress with my friends or test out ideas that came to mind with them.)

As for my preferences to genres of role play, I would have no biases nor specific preferences to any genre and would be able to adapt to the genre as best I can when placed into it.

Some of my hobbies consist of: playing games, surfing the web, walking, bowling, darts, and cooking. I sometimes write and draw things but not as much to consider it to be a serious hobby.

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May I recycle the character from the other RP that sadly didn't live that long?
@Scarlet Loup Congratulations!
Hope quarantine didn't damper the significance of the moment.


Morgan had traveled well over six hours with Shelly, having only recently passed through Talonwood on his way West. The sun was well up in the blue sky when the boredom struck him unexpectedly."Darn...maybe shoulda brought mah mandolin or ah book or somethin." The farmer said to himself as the ankylosaurid plodded along the trail. Admittedly the start of any adventure wasn't exciting. He's almost sure that his wasn't any different. He let out a sigh and decided that maybe he'd just buy something in the next town or something. But then a lantern lit up inside his head as he realized something.

He could try singing without an instrument accompanying him.

"Shelly, I'm a genius." He says to the Euoplocephalus that seems to rumble in response. "Ey! Ah don't want no sass from ya." Morgan says playfully before he clears his throat and starts humming a tune of a song he heard a number of times the local band sang in the saloon whenever he visited before starting to sing the song with a voice as sweet as chocolate.
Edward Marsh



As expected it was awkward to swing it around like a baseball bat. Unless he could evolve into a bigger form, or at the very least a stronger one, his plan on using the great club like a baseball bat would be improbable. But at least he figured out a semi-functional method for him to attack with it, so it was a technical win in the ratman's book. After another three sets of modified swings, he would take a break from swinging his club. He maintained his focus on breathing to help keep the blood flowing and prevent cramps as he looked to where they had came from, and from seeing the smoke he could assume that the villagers were up and about by this time. Though the memory of the smoke caused his eyes to drift toward the rolling hills. Maybe the little shack and bonfire they saw yesterday was the camp gnome talked about? It was in the same area described by the earth creature. Though as of now they could only speculate where the bandit camp was in the area. "After we train more and get more used to these, I suppose it would be a good time to scout for the camp and learn what we can. Remember the shack we passed by yesterday? The one with the recently put out campfire? I think that's a good guess to where the bandits are staying"





Morgan was up and awake this morning earlier than any other morning he could remember. Hell, he was awake when the farm's dodo crowed to alert them that it was the crack of dawn. For someone who was about to live-out their lifelong dream, he had an awful lot of butterflies in his stomach. The farmboy paced across his room a number of times as he ran a hand through his hair before taking a deep breath and releasing it with an even quicker exhale. "C'mon Morgan, yer a big boy. Bein a yellah belly sittin in tha dark an doin nothin ain't yer style...no ifs or buts." The large man tells himself as he shakes his whole body in an attempt to remove the feeling of fear, doubt, and anxiety. He felt a little braver now but his heart still hammered in his chest. With a determined look on his face, he grabs his favorite hat and scarf from the wooden end table beside his tidied bed and dons them. Now he felt a lot better now he had them on his person. Taking his pack, the redheaded farmer headed down the second floor of the farmhouse.

Much to his surprise, his family was already up and about. His mother and sister-in-law were finishing whipping up some breakfast. His older brother and father were setting the table. And his niece and baby sister were playing with Bobo the Microraptor, the family's house pet. All of them paused what they were doing when they saw Morgan. "What's everyone doin up so early?" His father was the one to speak up and answer his question. "Well, we can't say goodbye ta ya if we didn't, now can we?" Morgan was moved. Only a couple of nights ago they were arguing and yelling at each other regarding the letter but now they were acting as if nothing happened. He could feel his eyes water a little as he kept going down the flight of stairs before setting down his pack beside his usual spot at the table and taking a seat. His family followed in suit. They had prepared his favorite foods for his farewell breakfast as this may as well be the very last time he would be sharing a meal with him for a very long time. They would share stories, memories, and laughter that would soon devolve into barely held back sobs and whimpers as they finished their meals.

With a heavy heart, Morgan grabbed his pack and stood up from the table. His mother was wailing into his father's shoulder as he tried his best to console her through his own tears. His brother was keeping a convincing brave face but he could see a tear or two running down ol' Henry's face. His niece and baby sister, however, were bawling their eyes out and clinging onto Morgan for what seemed for dear life. They would be the straw that would break the proverbial camel's back as Morgan broke down into a blubbering mess as he hugged them both tightly and promising that he'd send letters as much as he can while traveling Westward. The rest of the Whittaker clan failed to resist giving the youngest son and brother one last hug and followed in suit to join the messy noisy goodbye. So much for him steeling himself to make things a clean and quiet exit...he was almost sure they'd wake up the dead with all the racket they caused. The initial plan of leaving before his family knew he was gone crashed and burned magnificently in a mess of tears, wailing, good food, and near incoherent goodbyes, well wishes, and words of affection.

The farmer may have left a little later and a lot more disheveled than he would like to admit, but he also left feeling more confident than ever and even more driven to succeed in his endeavor to the West.

He felt like he could take on the world and actually win.
Edward Marsh



"Good to know our options. Thank you, gnome." The ratman says to the earth spirit as he thinks about where would be the best place. He considered going back to the myrminors but remembered how much of a danger they were in larger numbers...and those were just workers and scouts. Ed perished the thought of encountering a swarm of soldier myrminors. The goblin tribe beyond the town seemed too far but would likely warrant investigation in the future. Laketown's sewers would have been a fine option if they didn't look like monsters and the fact that it's a place where newbie adventurers go; meaning the likelihood of them getting killed would be far greater than he was comfortable with. That left the bandits at their camp and the mongrels. Both had pros and cons in hunting them but, after some consideration, the bandits would be a good quarry for them. Closer to the base to boot. If the bandits he and Asteria helped kill earlier were part of that group, it would mean they were down five members. Dealing with them now would also likely help them in the long run and maybe afterward they can go deal with the mongrels or myrminors. First things first though, they needed to practice and get used to using their new gear before they formulate a plan of action.

Ed would then excuse himself if Asteria and the earth spirit were not yet done conversing with one another and return the [Flint and Steel] back to the Grass Pack Roll before retrieving his [Great Club] and heading outside to begin practicing with it. It was like practice back in high school...but with the bat being an oversized weapon designed to destroy armor. Beginning with a few basic warm-ups to prepare his body for physical exercise. Then he would begin to swing the club with as much force as he could muster and try to keep his balance and footing after the swing itself. While doing this, he would also focus on his breathing to help circulate blood better, prevent cramps, and increase the time he can keep going without getting exhausted. He would repeat the process until failure, wherein which he would take a break but still focus on his breathing exercise to hopefully recover his stamina faster.


At some point, Asteria would exit the barrow and see Ed as he was just getting warmed up for his impromptu batting practice with the great club. She asked him which group would he prefer to take on first. "Bandits, preferably. Also, careful. I'm not used to swinging this thing yet. I don't think we want any accidents happening." He would pause to finish up his first set of warm-ups. "If the five we helped kill were part of the bandits gnome mentioned, it would make the bandits are weaker by five. Including a caster and a bowman. Though we can't be completely sure. So I suggest we go scout the place out first. See how many there are and identify the defenses. Possibly even find out patrol routes and rotations. Only then we can formulate the most optimal attack plan."



Edward Marsh



Ed smirked and nodded slightly to Asteria's questions and the gnome's answers as he finally settled with the fact that he was comfortable with talking with the earth spirit and guardian of the barrow. It seemed like it was amused by them so he tried to entertain the gnome some more. "Well...think microorganisms impossibly small creatures that live on almost anything. Some are useful but a majority of them are harmful. An example would be yeast, that's the stuff that makes bread rise and be fluffy and not hard and flat like stone...uh no offense." He paused a bit to think of the best description of culinary arts. "Culinary Arts isn't exactly related to medicine...though there are foods that do function as an aid as well as food that serves as food to soothe emotional pain. I can go on and on about this but I don't think that it answers your question. Well Culinary Arts, in a simpler term, is the study that makes you into a chef. And before you ask the difference, a cook can be literally anyone who knows how to use heat to prepare food in a variety of things. A chef, however, is a professional that has been trained to the point of proficiency in all aspects of food preparation but often expertise in a cuisine...erm...a style a culture prepares and makes food." The ratman pauses for a moment as the savory aroma of roasting hobgoblin meat became nigh unavoidable in the room. "If you add a little bit of salt, pepper, veggies, couple cloves of smashed garlic, aromatic herbs, and some butter and it'd be as good as gold...but would likely be more costly than gold if my history teacher was right about how herbs and spices were in the medieval times." Now that he'd been exposed to the cooking of the gnome, he realized how much he missed his kitchen...or cooking in general.

He would stay silent for a while to think about his life and reflect on it. Letting Asteria and the gnome discuss whatever they needed before he would once again talk when gnome asked why they wanted to train.

"Well majority of the creatures we encountered were hostile and I don't think humans or the like would treat us any better considering how we look. Kill or be killed, you know? Given that, we need to get stronger so we can defend ourselves effectively and keep alive in this world long enough to make sense of it all before we get our answers." Ed pauses a bit to think. "Hey, gnome. Weird question but would you know of a hunting or foraging ground close by?"


"W-wow. Thanks, Asteria." The ratman said with genuine appreciation in his voice as he blushed slightly and scratched the back of his head. "Unlikely as it may be, but I think it would have been nice to meet you while we were still back on Earth. I think we would have been good friends there too." He said with a warm smile on his face before they returned to gnome to see the results of the test Asteria did.





Corona is making things hard on all of us but I'm still good to go.


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