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    1. TwelveOf8 10 yrs ago

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7 yrs ago
Current Now that I have given up video games I should have a lot more time to RP now. I'm sure that I'm not the first person to have declared this but hopefully I won't be the last.
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7 yrs ago
To all those who are awaiting a post from me I'm sorry. I have no excuses. I expect the very best from myself and frankly that kind of pressure brings about some major procrastination.
7 yrs ago
I very well may be the worst fps player the world has ever known.
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7 yrs ago
Has anyone heard of this Smitty Werbenjagermanjensen guy? They say he's number one.
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7 yrs ago
Alright, no more screwing around. I have to get started on my various projects. I can't let another week go by with nothing done. Lady France awaits and I'm not getting any younger.
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Bio

I guess this is where I explain myself.

All I can say is that my existence is an endless void occasionally interrupted by passing flashes of light.
Interlaced with a little randomness here and there to, ya know, keep things interesting.


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"Ho ho ho! Quite right!" said the old man.

The old man became greatly overjoyed at seeing this strange yet plucky young fellow regain both his strength and his lustre. It seemed that the herbs he used in his medicine worked wonders. Though he noticed that there were other wonders at work in this young fellow. Wonders that he only heard about in legends. With his limited knowledge of herbs and medicine it was obvious, even to this mysterious old man, that the young buck has had recently injested some demon toxin. How he survived, the old man had but one guess.

"Don't worry about me turning into some ghastly beast. Creatures in the real world have to go through sequential stages of metamorphosis over the course of somewhere between several days, weeks, even years. It all depends on the creature of course. I'm sure you've learned all this already in books and such? But I can tell, you're joking. You humans have this strange yet charming affinity for sarcasm." rambled the old man.

"Oh, my apologies young man. I was so busy rambling like a doddering old fool that I darn near forgot to introduce myself. My name is Lannärbrün Folfgar. But you can call me Lanny." said the old man.

"We are currently in my humble little abode not far from the dungeon in which I found you. Right in the middle of the woods themselves, amongst all this blessed nature." Lanny explained.

Without further ado, Lanny dove right into his question. It seemed that social graces escaped him when he felt fascinated by something.

"I have a question for you young man. One that I've been aching to ask you ever since I found you yesterday. Now tell me, how did you survive the demon toxin?" asked the old man. His tone seemed grave.
@RhythmloidThats quite alright
@RhythmloidSorry, I was called away. I'm busy today.
@RhythmloidWe'll see.
"I think I know a place where we could go. It's kinda out of the way. Ain't nobody gonna be skulkin around or nothin. But it's a Salt Bay Turbo secret. I'm ain't gonna tell if you're not." Rolo said mischievously.

Rolo knew that Corinne would be betray him. But it was the trust the crew had in him that Rolo was concerned about. Bringing a girl he just met to the secret place didn't exactly make him out to be the most trustworthy person. But then again, when have outlaws ever been trustworthy? Honour among thieves is myth after all.

"We could leave right now if you want." Rolo offered.

Full of passion and bravado, Rolo saw not the error of his ways. He felt truly reckless that night. Such a devil-may-care attitude preceded trouble more often than not. But danger was the furthest thing from Rolos mind.
@RhythmloidAbout what?
@RhythmloidI bet it does!
@RhythmloidThank you for yet another great compliment! And your flute is amazing! I wish I was that talented at something.
@RhythmloidIf you want to. It's strange for a concert to be private though. If you don't want to reveal then it's fine, I don't mind.
"Aww, she doesn't wanna leave." said the random girl again.

"Excuse me miss, we're having a private conversation here." said Rolo.

"Oh, sorry!" apologised the random girl.

The random girl then pranced away like a deer on a sugar rush. Indeed with Corinne, there was always a sugar rush. Rolo was almost too afraid to do anything even remotely risqué with her. But as the old saying goes, only time would tell.

"Alright little lady. Do you want to go to the bar? Or maybe you wanna dance again? We could request a slow dance song this time, if you want." Rolo offered.
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