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    1. SwallowTail 11 yrs ago

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Is the furry one still open?

I would love that, or we can come up with another one if you would wish.
I am open for an RP.

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"Of course I can heal your equine, if my hands were free." Morgan said, getting more and more frustrated that the human had bound his hands and feet together. He didn't blame the paladin though, if he wasn't himself, Morgan would have most likely done the same. He looked over at the human, and he received a glare. The kind of glare that was hard to decipher. He looked mad at himself, or mad at Morgan. "Oh gods, what did I do this time? Or....is it something that you did or didn't do? Something you forgot to do to me while I was unconscious?" Morgan asked. He was always pretty perceptive, and could tell what people were feeling just by the look in their eyes.

He didn't expect to wake up, nor did he want to. But, nevertheless, Morgan was here and alive. "After I heal your steed, what happens next? I don't see you leaving me here alone bound in the middle of this forest to die." Morgan said, looking down at the muddy ground. It was still wet from the night's earlier downpour. "...You don't have to say anything, i'm just not used to anyone stopping for me, let alone not trying to kill me. Figured it would be nice enough to try and spark up some relevant conversation." Morgan explained out of the blue. "I'll shut my trap now."
Morgan awoke, and eyed the moon that poked it's way through the clouds, leaving a small silver-ish glare on his bright violet eyes. Their were bags around his eyes, as if he hadn't slept in at least a fortnight. He had noticed the seal wrapped around his torso. The runes and whatnot were unfamiliar to him, due to being unable to enter any holy ground without being chased out of town by an angry, torch and pitchfork wielding mob. Morgan didn't know that he would have been saved by this paladin, as a matter of fact he was expecting to have his throat cut in his involuntarily slumber. He sighed and began to rub his temples with his palms. His blade and wand were missing, but at this point in the evening, he didn't care. He felt like someone dropped a boulder on his back. He heard the high pitched voice speak again.

"Is it true what you said about not having a soul?" Morgan heard his rescuer enunciate., and he sighed once more, this time sad and empty. "Yes. It was stolen from me when I was a young one." Morgan answered honestly. it was the least he could do when they had done a lot for him. He wasn't sure if this seal would work or not, but he was glad that someone tried to help him for once. Being alone for as long as Morgan has, he had given up on finding someone that wouldn't judge him because of his predicament. He looked to the left out of the corner of his eye, and saw his belongings. That made him happy. That sword and wand were the only things that actually were his own. He looked at the other one, and what he saw was someone in pain. Broken bone maybe? He wasn't completely sure, so he opened his mouth and spoke once more.

"Are you hurt? I know some healing magic if you want me to try and mend your wounds. I am in your debt after all." Morgan said, looking him right in the eyes. "Thank you." Morgan said, as honest as he could. He had to thank him, for what he had done. It was something that he had drilled into his mind. Even though most people shunned him, he was still as polite and courteous as possible. "Thank you for sparing me. If you want, I will tell you more about me. It's the least I can do. There's a lot to explain, so it'll be a while, if you are even interested that is." He didn't like being tied up, but for the time being, he wouldn't argue.
OwO
His thoughts were clouded with screams and the howling of people getting massacred. But by who? Morgan knew the answer, but he would never tell a soul about what had happened there, fifty years ago. "STOP!" Morgan yelled, tears running down his face, "Why....why me? What did I do to deserve this!?!?" He could never escape his past, or this damnable curse. He was sure that who ever found him would cut his neck for being "demonic". But as of this moment in time, Morgan wouldn't exactly have cared about dying. In fact, the proposition of relief from this hellish routine was pretty welcoming. But as many times as he had tried, his curse wouldn't let him commit the self ending deed.

THUMP

The elven man didn't even make a noise when something hit the ground not too far from his location, the sound of a body hitting the ground, but not a limp, lifeless one. He heard the movements, and no one would come for him...if it wasn't him. It had to be him. That paladin from the village. He couldn't move, but he was shaking with fervor and his teeth were clenched so hard that his gums and lips were dripping with blood. It felt like someone was taking a small blade, and jabbing it into every single little nerve in his entire body all the while twisting it deeper and deeper, slicing and hacking through muscle and sinew, down to the very bones. He screamed and kept screaming, as that was the only thing that he could do. "Hng!" He coughed out as he broke out into another spasm which caused his muscles and limbs to cramp up. He rolled over, and out of his coat, and his bandaging same undone, falling to the ground below him. What was revealed...would be sure to surprise whoever saw it. An intricate design of runes and ancient elven words were etched into his back in the form of thin and thick scars. In the middle of his back, was an image of a raven...with its eyes open and flying towards the moon. An ancient sign for the summoning of a being not of this realm; an incubus. Morgan was the Ouija Board for someone's sick twisted grasp for power.

He felt the little sprinkles of a powder or pollen drape over his now bareback and torso, and almost immediately his violent shaking stopped and his sharp breaths returned to normal, silent ones. His eyes opened and the bright purple glow changed to one of a white, almost golden hue, and then quickly receded back to the dull pink that normal scars were. He couldn't stand, but somehow he managed to catch a glimpse of what, or who rather, that just saved him from this pain, temporarily. He attempted to speak, but before he tried, Morgan began to think about what he would say and if what he relayed out would even matter.

"....Why save me?" He wheezed out, his accent thick, "I'm...cursed...with no soul, cursed never to perish...." He said, as his eyes involuntarily closed and his pattern of speech ended with his drifting into unconsciousness with every passing second.
"...I am the one who eliminated a group of the incubi who have come to destroy this little village." He said, sighing and sheathing his sword as well, his wand slid back up into his sleeve. "Yes, I am an elf. Just another elf......or maybe you've never met one?" Morgan wondered aloud, walking closer to the knight. "I can promise you that I mean you, or these people no harm." Morgan said, popping his hood back onto his head.

"Oh, and I suppose you want my name. Morgan Medraut. Alas, you can call whatever you wish, most people don't even ask my name." He chuckled rather emotionless and walked even nearer. "Pleased to meet you Artur." Morgan said with a slight bow, his accent thick with elvish tone. The fact alone that he was being interrogated by a knight made him nervous. Knights and Morgan have...bad history. Nothing that the elf could've prevented however. People are afraid of that which they do not understand.

He examined the knight, and....well....he was confused to say the least. He couldn't tell whether or not...it...was a female or male. Nevertheless, the horses were well bred and her sword looked worn and well used; all the signs of a paladin. "Oh...so you're a knight of the light? One of those "order of light" bladesman?" He asked...apathetically. He backed up against the wall, and slid down, burying his head in his lap, ruffling his hair and obscuring the bright violet of his eyes. The tips of his ears twitched as he rose his head to speak again.

"...I suppose you want to know my business here. I live in these forests, and I saw the demons invading and pillaging the village, so I helped you vanquish the foul presence that is now no more-."

The scars on his chest and back began to glow with a strange, eerie black light that could be seen through his thick wool trench coat. "Oh gods." Morgan said before breaking into a sprint into the forest, away from the knight. Midstride, he fell down to the ground and his scars began to glow a thick, rich purple that illuminated his position. As began to howl and wrench himself involuntarily into a ball. Jolts of pain stretched through his body, leaving him paralyzed with no way to move.

".....H....help....help...m....me!" He screamed out loud, hoping that someone would help him.
But, I like this quote. Very fitting. :D
Morgan was sitting on a branch of a soaked oak tree, staring up at the bloated sky and clouds that blanketed it like a thick, wool comforter. "Ah, where's the moon when you need it?" Morgan said, his elvish accent ran thicker with every spoken word. "It seems that the moon will not be joining me tonight, instead the earth has graced me with it's tears. I love the moon." He said, babbling out loud to himself. What would anyone want do with the "curse-bearer" or "demon spawn". He scoffed as he got down from the branch, landing on the ground with the dullest of thuds.

He was rather tall, like most of his kin, and his skin was a pale as freshly laid snow. He was from the north, after all. His intense violet eyes glowed brightly, poking through the thick veil of rain, mist, and fog that seemed to always roll in at night. He began a slow pace back to the nearest village, about a fifteen minute walk. His hand instinctually ran down to the pommel of his longsword which was sheathed at his hip. As he walked, his long, wild locks of raven hair bounced up and down with every step he made. Surprisingly, he didn't even make any sound. His grey trench coat was open, revealing a long thick pattern of dull, pink scars, painted out in a bizarre pattern. He was dressed simply, just a pair of black linen pants and leather boots. Just enough to get by.

"Crackkkk!

He immediately drew his sword and started to run towards the village. The was no lighting...only thunder. The sound of creeping darkness, slinking it's sinister way towards the village full of ignorant, innocent people who lived their lives on the basis of fear and loathing. As terrible as he was treated, no one deserved to be eaten alive by demons not of this dimension. He looked up, and he couldn't even see the clouds, let alone four feet in front of him. He broke off in an inhuman pace towards the torchlight. When he arrived, he saw demons of all kinds, incubi, succubi, and all kinds of foul spawn of the darkness trying to break into people's houses for their souls and their flesh. "By the gods, run! Run as far as you can! You will be no more if you don't!" He said, slipping a wand out of his sleeve and quickly charging up a bolt of energy that crackled out towards the nearest demon, splattering him up against the wall, leaving a cavern in his chest. He danced his way through the crowd of thirty or so demons, slicing and stabbing, all the while launching spells. After he was done, and the evil dissipated, he poked his head through the building and saw a...knight of some sort, fighting off demons.

"Who goes there?" Morgan spoke out, curious to see if this knight would be hostile or not. They all were, for the most part.
Boarding school roomates?

Sounds interesting.

I can also play either sex. PM me?
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