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Summer Camp for Supernaural Teens

Done. How do I decide who I'm bunking with and stuff?

Summer Camp for Supernaural Teens

Name: Ashley Chase
Age: 15
Power: Weather manipulation
Appearance:

Bio: Ashley's parents were abusive previous to their knowledge of her powers. When they found out, they immediately sent her off to the camp, refusing to be affiliated with Ashley's existence. She is short-tempered and her anger triggers her powers. She tries to be a completely different person and be positive most of the time because she can't control her powers.

Summer Camp for Supernaural Teens

So should I just post a ready CS here in the OOC? And hey, everybody. I don't think I've roleplayed with anybody here previously so this should be interesting.

Young Justice 2020: Zero Year

@Damo021 *Super hugz*

Young Justice 2020: Zero Year

I'm trying super duper hard to get back in this. I hope I'm not too terribly late.

We Are the Crystal Gems

Heh, I get what you mean. And that stinks. Humans are boring. I have some catching up to do with the show anyways, I might be back in the future when I'm familiarized with the canon. :D

We Are the Crystal Gems

There's still room for more, right? I saw it said so on the opening post of the OOC but I'm just making sure. :P

Queens of Coast City [2020]

That would be a perfect scenario for April, too. She kind of has that Scarlet Witch-esque ability, if she strategically uses them she can break up the team like the Avengers in Age of Ultron. Could be interesting.

Queens of Coast City [2020]

So we're waiting on Endrance then? Fair enough. I really hope that no one loses interest, because there is some really interesting characters in play here and this game has so much potential to be awesome.

Rampant: A Superhero/ Supervillain RP

Tess set her jaw. Phoenix was telling her to be more careful with her powers and her life. It was a tired cliché, she didn't need anyone's guidance or training to survive. She had lived on the cruel streets with no one to help her besides occasionally the streetwise hobo offering her some toiletries and a fire's warmth come nighttime, but even that was only temporary. Tess was as self-sufficient as anyone.

"I understand," she told Phoenix. "But I don't think what you're saying necessarily applies to me. Crime doesn't wait, so why should I?" the statement sounded like a broken record from corny action movies, but it was still true. Her green eyes bore into Phoenix's mask. The glare wasn't menacing or hostile, it was signifying her evolution from being a little fan girl to fully realizing the responsibility that came along with her powers. The two were by no means equals — Phoenix was far more accomplished and elegant than her in most if not all categories. But she was no longer that little girl asking for an autograph, but seriously discussing her abilities with another hero.

"I appreciate your concern for my well-being, and I'm glad that you brought me here. Really, this place is..." she admired the quiet and beautiful surroundings another time before continuing, "...amazing. But I need to get back to Gwen, she's probably worried about me. Can I have a ride?" she asked Phoenix. It was selfish to throw all this at her so quickly, especially because of the generous hospitality Rose had offered her, but she needed to get back to her best friend.