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6 yrs ago
Current Sound reasoning: Finish the painting for the miniatures you have before acquiring more. Me: Naaaaah,
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6 yrs ago
And we are officially back.
7 yrs ago
To write again...that is the question...
7 yrs ago
Of course life continues forward like this. We may be closing in on the bitter end of my time here.
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7 yrs ago
Just Exalted this weekend, that and determining the future of Salem at this rate.

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Martial Arts, Writing, Reading, Coroner (No I'm not dead, I work there), Video games, and my friends. There: My life in a nutshell.

I do the Sci-fi, fantasy, urban fantasy, Dark fantasy and steampunk thing when it comes to roleplays. I'm pretty straight forward

I Gm this:
Due North

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Right, got a few hours. A tall glass of tea and the appropriate music. Should have my CS up within the next couple hours
Normally im not a fan of stats in written RPs but I've come round to it reccently
@The Narrator I imagine that if 5 is average then 10 is probably the pinnacle any human could ever reach. And 1 is the worst you could ever be without being paralyzed or comatose. So 6 in that case is probably above average, you got some martial arts skills, you're particularly good at not falling down stairs, you've read more than a couple books in your life. From there on up you just sort of add keeping in mind the outer limit. 7 you're pretty good, you might even debate the books you read or you've got some acrobatic skills, 8 you're probably looking at the top 25 percent of whatever attribute, you throw rocks and they go far. 9 you probably could convince a beggar to give you his last coin, make him feel good about it even while you're standing their with several beautiful women/men gawking at you. And then ten, well you're just the best aint ya? obviously @Estella should probably give you some official definitions but that's what I've been working with. Obviously for the other side of 5 you just do that but in reverse. Slightly more prone to falling down stairs, etc.
Aight time to get to work
@Viciousmarrow My man! I'm glad to see you're back and kicking. Hope you and Lovely's move wasn't too crazed. Its been too long, now I'm really looking forward to this.
@Estellait sounds like a wonderful challenge and would allow more intrigue a mystery to the character since he/she wouldn't necessarily be shoulDer time shoulder with everyone else
Interested though I'm not sure if I'm interested as a gladiator. Is there the potential for characters that act as sponsors perhaps?
Sorry guys closing in on finals, getting sick and ive had a long couple days so give me a beat
So very happy to get started on this
Avory


Sitting with his legs crossed on what was no doubt intended as a footrest Avory peered at a slowly scrolling screen of text up on his computer. It was the newest research on repressed memory dredging. In the early nineties Freud's work and hypnosis had largely been stamped from existence as dangerous as there was nothing of merit in the studies he had conducted. The newest research seemed to suggest that Freud wasn’t as wrong as people had initially thought. At Least not wrong about the brain's ability to fully bury certain memories. Memory was such a touchy subject though since it was possible that the memories in question were still as reconstructed as the original hypnosis studies. Suggestion was a powerful thing, in this case though it seemed like what they had discovered where encoded synaptic pathways which had been wired around by the brain or rewired in such a way that the memories had been re-purposed for something else entirely.

A email ping popped up in the lower right corner of Avory’s screen. The time stamp on it made him blink. Was it really already 11? Shasha. Scanning the tag line Avory decided that it was safe to ignore the email until his reading was done. Swiping the piece of glass shot through with circuitry sitting in his lap Avory tapped the speed up on the scroll. Glossing over the analysis he went straight for the conclusions section. Pursing his lips Avory uncrossed his legs and stood up from the foot rest. The article really had little bearing on his own research since Avory’s Honors Thesis was on replication of consciousness. On paper it was a theoretical process for replicating an individual's consciousness in another neural net. The practical applications were far ranging but its implications also opened up a whole new field of bioethics and techno ethical questions.

Closing out of the paper Avory considered the tagline of the email before sorting the files he’d left cluttering the desktop. The flat he rented in London proper was neat, clean, gloomy and properly dapper in terms of interior decoration. The cultivation of the isolated genius trope was something he took a mild amount of pleasure in given that he no longer needed to impress Maria. Shooting a look at the portrait of the Spanish foreign exchange student that he’d never gotten around to disposing of Avory reached over and placed it face down on the desk his computer sat on. It really was time to move on. There were plenty of women who made eyes at him. With a sigh Avory went back to the email considering it again.

Double clicking on the email button Avory opened Sasha’s email and scanned over it. Unification day. Huh. Originally he’d planned on finding somewhere to go dancing but the suggestion of finding some place in America for a roaring party have a certain appeal to it. As he considered how to pitch New Orleans, the birthplace of Jazz and one of the best places he knew personally to get knackered and enjoy a night on the town his phone rang. Looking at the offending object he squinted at the computer screen again. Work was calling, which probably meant he wasn’t getting to case a new dance hall tonight or work on his Thesis.

Standing up Avory thumbed the surface of the sleek device and consulted the warning. With a few smooth swipes of his thumb Avory opened a text window as he walked towards the door to collect his coat. “Text Sasha.” The phone chimed, it wasn’t terribly necessary to speak to it but hearing his voice for the first time in probably the last ten hours was a good start to getting back to normal. Thumbing over the nine key pad Avory composed an appropriately succinct text.

We meeting up on this side? I’m headed out the door.
Avory_


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