twelveobin

Mystical Things [Modern Fantasy, Character Driven]

Nem lost his focus on what Matt was saying right around the point where the falling figure showed up behind the nephilim. Having no useful reaction at all, he was glad to see Matt respond in a pragmatic way. He pulled out his phone and looked through the list of apps. After about thirty seconds he states what is probably very obvious, without looking up from the screen. "I think his arm is broken."

Mystical Things [Modern Fantasy, Character Driven]

Nem pursued Matt half-heartedly. If the kid's gonna walk away then he can walk away. But his Head Hound app listed Matt's "likely emotions" as "Fear" and "Insecurity" as well as the obvious "Anger", so he decided to try and clear things up.
"Shit, no, man nothing like, no. I just was listening to...no that's the name of the song, it's about solidarity among gay men. Not that I'm gay! Not that I'm not! I mean, there's nothing wrong with...! My friend got me into this band... It's about solidarity is my point. Not some racial supremacist bullshit. People really come at you like that huh?"

Mystical Things [Modern Fantasy, Character Driven]

Nem saw a gesturing hand in his peripheral vision, near enough that it seemed like something he would have to engage with. He slowed, turned, walked backwards a couple steps as his momentum wound down. He saw the young nephilim he had accidentally yelled at, and pushed his headphones back off one ear. He held a finger up like "one sec" while he dug his other hand into his robe over his upper chest and quickly paused his music. He continued to fiddle with the touch screen, held close to the chest and fairly well concealed, as he spoke, glancing between Matt and the screen.
"Hm? Hey. What's that? Sorry."

Gods and Ttians

Hm bailing sorry. Nothing against the folks involved! Mostly too lazy.

Gods and Ttians

expressing interest, too busy to function right now, cs probably forthcoming later tonight.

Hi there!

hullo!

The Maze

seems simple, dungeon-crawly, and fun.

Mystical Things [Modern Fantasy, Character Driven]

Ubermensch said
"Hello? Oh hello! Everything is good? What happened? Oh [expletive], I'm coming!"

Since Farsi reads right-to-left, isn't your punctuation in weird places in the IC? / I'm just generally confused. Exclamation mark on the right-hand side in both English and Farsi version etc doesn't make sense to me.
Not that it's important! just, enquiring minds want to know.

edit: I see now, it's a forum issue you can't control. my bad.

Mystical Things [Modern Fantasy, Character Driven]

Nemuel jogged laps around the footpath in the park, looping back around every few minutes. His circuit involved leaving the ground at points and flying about fifteen feet above the ground, weaving around trees in a sort of slalom course, then landing on his feet and resuming the jog. He was wearing large noise-canceling headphones with a cord that disappeared into his robe at his chest. From close up, thrashing punk rock could be heard through the cranked-up headphones. He sang along in a muttering way when he was on the ground but he unconsciously got much louder when he was flying and there were only occasional other angels to overhear him. "You always feared us! You thought we never could..." though it was more "Yahh! Fearra! Thoagha! Never caaw!" As he landed each time there was a moment where he had to adjust and bring it down a notch. At one point as he was gliding down to the path he accidentally basically yelled "Brotherhooood!" at a pale nephilim who was minding his own business on a nearby bench. He waved a sort of apologetic don't-mind-me gesture as he passed.

Mystical Things [Modern Fantasy, Character Driven]

I'm going to be playing with various majyk phone apps as I go because it's a fun concept with a lot of possibilities. They will always be based on real apps and will generally boost perception by letting Nem learn information. Just so you know where I'm at and that I am limiting the ability in what I think is a reasonable way.
he's not creating the apps, he's just downloading them from a sort of celestial Google Play store.