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9 yrs ago
Current To all my RP buddies, I'm gearing up for Camp Nanowrimo in July! My RPs will be slowing down this month and next. PM me for a quick response to an RP I'm in!
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10 yrs ago
Back to the grind! Unavailable to post from 3:30 to 10:30 PM EST! Your Fortune: You will find something lost long ago!
10 yrs ago
Working tonight! Unavailable to post from 3:30 to 10:30 PM EST! Stay classy, Guildies!
10 yrs ago
Work tonight! I'll be unavailable to post from 3:30 to 10:30 PM EST! Will check threads and posts during breaks.
10 yrs ago
Work tonight! I'll be unavailable to post from 3:30 to 11 PM EST!
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Bio

Roleplay addict, I work two jobs which unfortunately cuts back on my roleplay time.

In my limited free time I GM one ONLY WAR tabletop game, play a shopaholic Zeltron in a Star Wars game, and try to resist the urge to write long stories as the aftermath usually plunges me into a dark and unhappy depressed state.

Or maybe that's normal!

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So, um, work finally calmed down and I'm just going to stick this here as a work in progress. If ya'll still have room that is!

I took it back. @HeySeuss, Tony the Tiger won the "who's carrying Parry" contest XD
Parry had tried to be patient with Tony and the others as they left the bunker deep underground. He really had. But this... this was beyond absurd.

The onesie, while infantile, was still made by Calvin Klein, so he could in fact be caught dead wearing it. See also the Crock shoes he wore dangling from his feet. And he could suffer through the Huggies, seeing as they were all part of the facade in the first place. The baby sling around Tony's shoulders was uncomfortable, but it worked for transportation purposes.

It was the fact that even as an adult Parry's mind and mouth had a tendency to wander, leaving him babbling on completely without a cause or care in the world during their drive here, that made Tony reach into Parry's bag and (much to Parry's surprise) remove a pacifier before shoving it in Parry's mouth. That had set Parry in a cross mood for two reasons: first, he didn't like being told (much less forced) to shut up, and second, his beloved bag should only ever answer his call. Why had it responded to Tony?

He didn't have long to contemplate that fact since they parked the cars outside the Holzberg manner and stood awaiting the night's trials and tribulations. Parry shivered just looking at the place. He might not be a fully grown angel any more, but the spirits here were far from settled and the place stank of raw magic. Anything could be inside those gates- werewolves, witches, even Russians- and Parry wouldn't know it.

"Fow the wecowd," Parry grumbled after removing the pacifier, fidgeting in his sling as he looked up at Tony, "baby fat makes a bad human shiewd. I won't stop any buwwets coming youw way."

Which gave Parry an idea, if a small one.

"Can you weach in the bag an' get me a mawkew? I can't cut off heads, but I can stiw dwaw wawds on you guys."
I am choosing to imagine Flint with Parry in the baby carrier XD

Any objections before I write up a post???
In all honesty, I was just going for something funny and off the wall.

I wonder what Lila-sama has in store for him this time :3
Indeed! Friendly note: I will not have a chance to post again tonight, as I have family plans.
I guess this means I need to hurry up and finish my profile.


Whenever you get a chance :-)
Sometimes you don't have to say much.

Now who's got Parry in the Baby Bjorn XD
@shaitarn, approved but please try to break up your paragraphs a bit. It's nitpicky I know, but I have trouble reading blocks of text.

@AtomicNut, understood completely. I go by RL first, RP second!

Which is the reason it took me so long to get the first post up. Sorry guys/gals, but now the curtain rises!!!!!
~~~ August 23rd; Vienna ~~~


The crowd had swelled to a thousand strong when the bell loudly tolled 13. Yulio resisted the urge to check his pocket watch as he stood to the side of the grand tent. Callista was on stage, and Yulio knew how she hated to be interrupted during her tricks. It was bad enough with all the humans taking pictures of her acts with their blasted phones. The wards on the wrought-iron fence that surrounded the small circus would see the photos were scrambled in the morning, and the guests would not remember being at the circus- only that they had a fun night out with friends.

It had to be so- by the Keeper's order.

So Yulio gave Callista a curt nod as she continued her act, letting her know to finish up the performance when she was able. He slipped out through the folds of the tent, making his way to the Keeper's pavilion for the night's instructions.

The old man sat inside an unadorned tent, the sign on the front proclaiming the act inside was closed for the evening. The Keeper's arms, legs and face were all wrinkled leather beneath the folds of his heavy coat, the wisps of white hair all that remained after centuries of aging. He sat before an open fire, an old kettle boiling with water over the flames. The air in the tent shifted and Yulio caught the smell of Passion Fruit. An newer tea, but the master enjoyed new things now and then.

"We are close tonight, Yulio," the old man said, seizing a cup from the ground. "I can feel it. Very close!"

We are always close, Yulio thought, his face scowling. Instead, he asked "Where shall we go tonight, Keeper?"

The old man paused, sniffed the air, and began pouring his tea. "I think you will go to the City Hall," he said. "Have the players assemble. The Harlequin has inducted a new player tonight. An important piece in the game. We must remove his new pawn before it is traded into a Queen."

Yulio bowed. "By your will," he said, turning to leave.

"Yulio."

The ringmaster paused, one hand on the tent flap.

"If you lose faith in me again, I will replace you."

Yulio did not respond to the comment and stepped through the tent. Outside, perched on a tree made of blackened steel, a flock of paper birds sat twittering away at one another, flapping and jumping from one branch to the next much to the amazement of a band of visitors. As one they all perked up as Yulio approached.

"Go to the players," he instructed. "They will finish their performances, and the guests must leave. We assemble tonight at the front gate before the clock strikes 14."

The birds bobbed their heads as one and took flight, scattering to the tents about them. Yulio checked his watch, noted the time, and began strolling toward the exit of the circus, his walking stick in one hand and top hat in another.

A new player for the Harlequin...

Tonight would be a dangerous night.
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