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Recently returned from an extended period of. . . not being here, I guess? Looking to start some stories, so gimme a message if you've got ideas you think I might like!
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Recently returned from an extended period of. . . not being here, I guess? Looking to start some stories, so gimme a message if you've got ideas you think I might like!
Not a feature ATM but you could probably find some browser plug-ins/addons that change site themes to light mode. Although on RPG I use the default colors, elsewhere I use Dark Reader to customize a site for dark mode. I know it's the opposite of what you're asking for, but it does have a built-in light mode as well with customization features that you could potentially adjust for lighter colors. That being said, depending on the site it can affect text and/or color, so what others see might not be what you're seeing. I know on RPG it will change the text at least, like the yellowish color we have for RPG.
Oh! I didn't know about Dark Reader! Thank you so much, it helps a lot after playing with the settings a little bit :)
I don't know if anyone has mentioned it before, and if it's already a feature someone please point me to it. But being able to change our theme colour (even a basic 'light mode' would be amazing. I have trouble reading white on darkgrey/black a lot of the time, so being able to go light mode would be an amazing help :)
Okay, disclaimer, there's not three ideas in here yet I'll add more and take out old ones as needed so check back if nothing suits your fancy right now!
A few things about me - 26 Enby, in a polyamorous relationship, and a parent of one human child and three cats. - Horribly inconsistent sometimes, ridiculously frequent at others. Depression, and IRL dependent. - Writes between two and seven paragraphs regularly, depending on response length; mostly just adapts to others but prefers at least two good sized paragraphs - Absolutely adores romance, and all the dramatics that come with it - Much easier to contact on Discord, feel free to ask me for mine - Has a hard time reading dark mode and cannot figure out how to force light mode onto this website - Doubles, gladly. Want to play more than one pairing? I'm down, and both will get an equal share of my writing power.
Notably, I will not play with players or characters below 18. So ALL PLAYERS AND CHARACTERS MUST BE 18+. But 22+ preferred. Your gender and presentation does not matter to me.
Despite success as an artist and novelist, they lived in a mediocre studio apartment and rented the garage on the property in the small city. They'd lived in the same place for three years, since they moved here with nothing but their motorcycle and a couple bags of belongings. A change of pace, they called it to anyone who asked. Reality wasn't so kind or whimsical.
He was successful, well liked by his co-workers and fairly sociable, but despite that he didn't live an overly fulfilling life. Perhaps he focused too much on his career in his young adult life. Whatever the reason, sometimes he found himself thinking of doing something new, or going somewhere else. He never did.
What happens when two people of entirely different walks of life meet by chance?
Muse A is the reigning monarch of an expanding kingdom rapidly growing in power. He needs the stabilize his empire, but to do that he needs allies. Yet despite his efforts to meet with other rulers to discuss treaties and trade deals, he still has none. So he takes drastic measures.
Muse B is the beloved child of a small perpetually spring kingdom. There's little military force, but somehow this kingdom has amassed vast amounts of political and monetary power.
When Muse B's father refuses to negotiate with Muse A, Muse A takes matters into his own hands. He kidnaps Muse B, and while their family thinks him a monster for it, Muse A treats Muse B as an honour guest. Albeit, one who cannot leave. As Muse B learns more about his position and Muse A learns more about them, they begin to grow closer and eventually work together to stabilize his kingdom.
Depression | Self-harm | Abuse | Violence
It hadn't always been the three of them. In middle school they didn't all get along. No one could have predicted that these three would be as close as they became in the three years of highschool. From bitter rivals to the best of friends. It was a transformation that astounded friends and mentors alike. They typically sat next to one another, they left together, they were just always together. Cue them moving onto college. None of them really wanted to be separated. They cherished each other and didn't want to lose the best friends that they had. The three of them spent hours pouring over what university could cater to all of their needs. Finally they found one across the country. Now, the three of them are moving in together in a small townhouse and getting ready to start the next chapter of their lives. What could possibly change living together? Who knows.
Violence (of multiple forms) | Age differences (8-15 years) | | NSFW? | Others may be discussed
Content Warning: Polyamory/Reverse Harem, Smut, Fated mates maybe? In an ambiguous timeline, people can shift into animals, but not all of them can. Sometimes there's the rare case that can't shift and often they're ostracized from society because of this. Loved by her family but not by the village, Ambrosine is one of the few women her age in the Blackbrush Jaguar Clan, but she can't shift. Where she would normally have suitors and friends aplenty, she's gradually been pushed further and further from her peers. Aside from her brothers, her father, and her sister, she's generally alone. Until she meets a man in the wood and her life seems to spiral out of control. -- Details regarding plot, characters, world building etc are all up for discussion and I would prefer to build around what the players involved are looking for.
Oh, and I suppose there is ONE fandom I'm looking for. Final Fantasy XIV. There are multiple canons I adore, but I also love peoples OCs/WoLs, so gimme.
Jasper was the last of the three to leave the room. Against the wall she had paused, reaching into the walls to grab hold of whatever residual electricity she could from Daniela's attacks. There wasn't much, and she could likely ask Daniela for a boost, even if it meant exposing another one of her powers. She didn't trust any of them of course, and knew that their goals likely wouldn't align in the future.
The technopath pushed off the wall after Matthew walked passed her after Heidi. One of her hands landed on Delia's shoulder, electricity buzzed inside the girl and funneled into Jasper. Jasper made no outward signs of the consumption of electricity, the energy stored within her. In the moments she touched the girl, she managed to store a fair amount of power that she might need later. "Good work." Dark eyes found Veronica, who she'd so far deemed the most useless person in their group. "Being bitch doesn't make you strong. It makes you pathetic." Even with her lack of emotions Jasper's voice held notes of pity and disgust, and a clear distaste for the other girl. Without caring if she had a response, Jasper turned away and walked down the hallway with Heidi.
She'd heard the banging upstairs while she was with the others but hadn't paid it any mind until she caught up with the others looking for a way up to the second floor. "Too bad we don't have super strength. Could've just gone through the floor." An offhanded comment meant to be more humorous than serious, though her voice didn't convey that. Her attempts at jokes were often lackluster at best.
The slightest start of a headache throbbed at the back of her head. The dull pain radiated around to behind her eyes, temporarily blurring her vision. Regardless of the stress she managed to find what she was looking for and memorize the origin location before she was kicked from the system. The coding that had risen on her skin flickered, dimmed, then vanished altogether, leaving the girl looking like little more than the average troublemaker. Her gaze flicked over the situation half a moment later, the electromancer engaged with the mechanical dog inching closer to her. Inside the others rushed about the room, with only her room mate stilled. The girl was likely still thinking.
Jasper liked Heidi because she didn't bother her, thus leaving the technopath to do what it was she did best.
A hand raised to her face, brushed over her cheek and her forehead only to come to rest with the heel against her temple. Fingers curled slightly, one foot moved and she turned to step inside the lobby. Another half turn and she put her back against the wall beside the still-closed door. Daniela wasn't far behind her and she could only assume they busied themselves shutting the door behind them. A moment of disorientation later and Jasper lifted her head to look over at Heidi.
"Third floor. Something else on second."
The least amount of words possible to get the point across, in typical Jasper fashion. Her gaze flicked away from the genius again to move to Mathew and Veronica interacting not too far away from her. There wasn't much to be gleamed from the conversation from what she'd heard so far, but it was the spark of recognition on Mathew's face that she found most amusing. She made a point to scan for mutant incidents at least once a week but she remembered seeing this one within minutes of it going online. It took long enough for someone else to clue in just who this newcomer was - assuming that was what the boy was thinking about.
"Just get really pissed off at the thing that tried to kill you. Should work by the sounds of it."
Should she be antagonizing someone? Probably not. Would that stop her? Not even a little bit.
With every glitch of the mainframe came another step. Jasper's eyes opened, the irises and pupils blown so wide her sclera didn't exist. Her heels touched the ground, rubber against concrete. Mind still firmly lodged inside the codex of the robotic animal that intended to assault her temporary team, her used it's moments of weakness and allotted enough focus to her body to move. The closer she got the easier it was to stay connected, until she was standing in the first doorway leading into the room. Dark bangs hung in her face, half obscuring inky black pupils. A hand flexed at her side, the other touched the doorframe beside her.
Flickers of images. Matthew with Heidi. Daniela. Electricity. Anger. Herself.
One virus after another. Intrusion after intrusion. It took little of her concentration to move and to listen, record everything she saw and heard for review. The majority of her processing power was thrown into combat with the AI. Foreign programming that worked just as fast as she did, adapted. Jasper took to repetitive patterns for several repetitions before changing her attack pattern so drastically it should have been someone else. Computers were her life; there wasn't one she couldn't master.
Her gaze lifted from the dog when Heidi shouted, the robot leaving her vision for half a moment while she looked at her room mate. The girl was the only one at the table who knew what she could do. The task given to her was a simple enough one, which could be more complicated with how hard the Danger Room fought against her. The only outward acknowledgement of Heidi was a single blink and an almost imperceptible nod of her head. Jasper continued to violate the system before her, now searching for information she knew it had. A proper tracker, a radio. The signal that moved the fabricated machine in front of her. As far as it was aware thus far she wasn't even there while it faced her temporary team.
Sparks flew off of it as it was blasted again. If it was thrown or destroyed, great. If not, it didn't matter. Any stray offshoots of electricity that would have landed near her were instead dragged towards her. They dissolved into her skin, adding to the growing store of power within her. Daniela would make for a good power supply if she ever needed it, though she could just as easily rob the power from a local transformer.