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In Over 9 yrs ago Forum: Advanced Roleplay
Chapter two......HAS BEGUN!
In Over 9 yrs ago Forum: Advanced Roleplay
CHAPTER TWO


Credit to @fallenreaper for the lovely banner


Ante Mortem
"We do not know what comes after death, but before it there is only us"


“Big brother we are so late right now, we would reach so much faster if we would take a car for once!” Rena complained as she twirled around her partner who grudgingly paced himself onwards, her gold twin tails fluttering as if ribbons dancing around her.

“I have faced countless monstrosities and yet these cars are the bane of this world, well cars and instant coffee.” Her partner replied, a kind smile adorning the face of A.M.R.O’s Blood Draped Angel with his hand resting atop the Chrono’s head.

“Nope nope, you are making excuses, we both know you have hodophobia,” the child chirped as she continued to spring about in her partner’s proximity while chanting, ‘my big brother is afraid of ships, cars, trains and planes’.

While for the first few minutes Angel continued to ignore his partner’s provocation, ultimately the Silver Reaper surrendered to the alternate of retaliation. “Oh look Rena, a clown!” He exclaimed with his fingers pointing in the direction ahead of them and the following reaction was his just recompense.

EEEP

Following the Shriek it took but a second for Rena to instinctively pivot behind her partner, her eyes shut and face pressed against his back. “Tell it to go away, go away!” the child murmured as her hand ‘shooed’ away the nonexistent entity in front of her. Though her cowering subsided as soon as she heard Angel’s muffled laughter.

“Not funny, not funny!” The Chrono yelped, proceeding to pout and give her brother the silent treatment despite his attempts at apology. However after multiple promises of gifts amidst additional bribery Angel successfully managed to regain favor with his overly zealous partner.

“Looks like we are finally here,” Angel couldn’t help but heave a weary sigh at the impending realization of the increase in workload that was to come with this crucial mission. Despite his expressions of dread the Chrono appeared to be overjoyed at discerning the location of their designated briefing point. “It’s an ice-cream parlor!”

“I apologize for the tardiness,” the introductory words had been spoken as soon as the doors were flung open allowing Ante Mortem to nonchalantly walk in, the door being locked and windows draped behind them by one of the waiters present.

While Angel lazily dragged his feet towards what he viewed as A.M.R.O’s cattle, his partner wasted no time in burying her face against the frosty glass covering a wide variety of exquisite Gelato delight.

“You will have to pardon my partner, currently I believe she has forgotten we exist. The space we are in is one of A.M.R.O’s bunkers; I suppose it would be more precise to say this one is designed to be one of my partner’s personal bunkers. The point being we can all be at ease, we are among associates of A.M.R.O.” The Lost Number spoke, a sense of eerie causality in his tone as if comforting one near death’s door.

“I believe introductions are in order, my partner who is currently going through a brain freeze over there is the Chrono. I am also required to provide a disclaimer when introducing her.” After a brief moment of trying to remember the exact wordings he assumed his casual pace once more. “Ah yes, for your safety as well as the safety of the structure in your vicinity kindly avoid irritating the Chrono Asylum number six, unless at your own peril. “ As soon as he finished a fiendish lay across his face, as if he had just remembered the cause for this disclaimer.

“You may call me Crow or Angel, I am Reri's partner and elder brother,” by now the Lost Number had removed the metallic coffin hanging behind his back and casually taken a seat among the Asylums, his silver tinted spectacles scanning each individual before continuing his introduction. “Now there are quite a few unpleasant rumors surrounding us, most are true which you may or may not discover however some are plain ridiculous. I believe there was one Asylum who accused me of being a vampire, I believe his name was VaRtronious. Kindly do not attempt to stake me through the heart, I would like to avoid the unpleasantness that will follow.” As soon he finished the routinely introduction he waved his hand across the table as if to signal the Asylums to introduce themselves. While he had already read the files on all the Asylums present, there was certain personality and behavioral characteristics which only disclose themselves when people speak. This would serve as an interesting lesson in understanding the collective mindset hence making manipulation much easier.

Once the introduction finally subsided multiple holographic screens appeared in front of the Asylums present, providing mission details. “I can’t believe how dreary this whole debriefing thing is, I would quite possibly stake myself through the heart if I were sitting where you lot are,” Angel shared his opinion, clearly not bothered about its blunt nature. “Well onto missions details, I don’t really need to read the rubbish on the screen right? Honestly if you meet a superior who does so, I recommend shooting him in the head; your justification can be self defense for your sanity.” The Silver Reaper continued, clearly evading the lengthy protocol which he considered tiresome and suicidal. “The short of the matter is that this mission is very important, preventing an all out war type of important, the kind of importance that severely reduces my leisure time.”

“Big brother you didn’t even mention the bloodlines!” The Chrono chirped waving her spoon about, deciding it is about time to rescue her partner from the threat of going into a comma from sheer boredom. “You are all supposed to be pretty super strong huh?” She continued, finally acknowledging the others present within the room. “I read that all of you survived when the island went boom,” the Chrono mimicked the explosion with her palms and then proceeded to applaud their valiant efforts with a clap. “Big brother says the word coincidence was invented by an idiot, so I guess that all of you being here means that this mission has something to do with the prisoners who escaped huh? A.M.R.O probably thinks one or more of the bloodlines has allied with the prisoners and are trying to cause all out war. I am super smart huh?” The Chrono proudly waved her head about, her twin tails once more dancing about her.

“All out war is something A.M.R.O can’t afford, the panic and aftermath would be disastrous which is why you all are sent to mediate the Meeting of Crests which will take place within a few days.” Angel continued, holding back his laughter at the mention of mediation. “Isn’t the irony amusing, hounds designed to destroy are sent to prevent destruction. Honestly I for one prefer the alternative of war, allow those Bloodlines to wipe themselves off the planet, less refuse to deal with. Sadly the task of implanting suggestions for war and self destruction is rather tiresome, I am more interested in watching these human affairs any ways.” Once Angel finished his debriefing a cryptic smile slowly adorned his face while his fingers gently tapped the frame of his spectacles, an iconic act which Angel performed ritualistically when he schemed.

“Now we can go to the cruise, the ship should be at the harbor as we speak!” Rena chirped as she sprung to her feet, twirling once more expressing her excitement. “Let’s go everyone I want to see all the rich people!” The Chrono joyfully nudged her partner to his feet, quite literally forcing everyone outside the door.

“Lovely….a….ship. Nothing is better than traveling on a ton of metal…..in the ocean…..I am sure those on the Titanic said the same thing.” The Silver Reaper complained as he exited, his sight scanning the Asylums wondering who would serve as a sufficient floating instrument, ultimately facing Bits. “Hmm you would definitely float,” the Lost Number cryptically spoke before joining his partner, doting on her once more.
In Over 9 yrs ago Forum: Advanced Roleplay



In Over 9 yrs ago Forum: Advanced Roleplay

In Over 9 yrs ago Forum: Advanced Roleplay

In Over 9 yrs ago Forum: Advanced Roleplay



There you have it, the second Bloodline is up =D This one will be shared by Rtron, Ryvvy, Kirra and me. Guys get your characters up soon.
In Over 9 yrs ago Forum: Advanced Roleplay
Part 2 is up and with that this is the end of chapter 1!

Awesome job everyone =D

Now we shall move to chapter 2! Ooh yea B)

CHAPTER 2: THE TAINTED CREST
In Over 9 yrs ago Forum: Advanced Roleplay
PART 2

Petrified, her partner stood there gazing at her in disbelief. One could hardly blame the veteran for escaping into this state of denial; the one person he cherished had been subjected to a fate worse than death. Geko's hands trembled as he mustered the courage to stare at his wife once more; the only emotion he could feel was fear, a fear of what was needed to be done.

"Guys we need to get out of here, the Vile was a distraction!" A panicked child spoke between gasping breaths, it was none other than Cams who appeared as if he had just trekked down a mountain. "I saw- I saw a prison underground," the child exclaimed, exhaustion making him unable grasp what had happened to the Chrono. "It was Joux!" He screamed in a grave tone so as to stress the implication of this matter. "It was this he and this prisoner who caused Ben to become a Vile, but that was just a distraction! It was done so that he could free the other prisoners, he has done it!" Cams cried as he nudged at Maeve's shirt, signaling everyone to leave.

"Now it makes sense," Geko finally spoke up, his voice callous and flat. "Do you realize what you have done?" He questioned, turning slowly to face his pupil.

"A necessary evil, you should understand." Joux casually replied as he limped his way towards his old friend. "I am sorry about you wife, but we needed to send a message. A.M.R.O will fall and so will its Angels," the instructor continued with a look of regret.

"Don't you fucking say her name you bastard, she adored you! Do you have any idea what you have done? You released four of the most dangerous criminals in this world and what have you done to my wife!" Geko howled, engulfed in rage at his pupil's betrayal.

"And who made them criminals?" Joux retorted as his eyes calmly stared at the docile Chrono who was now whispering gibberish while clenching her head. "It was A.M.R.O or have you forgotten? How long will we serve this corrupt organization, it claims to be this world's savior but in truth it is a taint. Who can go up against it, what can clash against the Chrono Asylums? Clearly not any of us. Those four are the only ones who can hurt A.M.R.O, who can destroy it!" Joux spoke, justifying his actions to his mentor.

"You know as well as I do, they are trying to replicate the singularities. We thought the singularity project ended after that fiasco but it didn't, they are attempting to restart it. How many of us will die this time when the project fails?" The instructor screamed, his finger pointing to his mentor. "Will your blind loyalty save us?"

"Those four are the ones who killed our comrades!" The Lost Number hissed as his tolerance boiled.

"No you are mistaken; it was A.M.R.O and their desire for power. We are nothing but disposable tools for them and I was okay with that as long as it meant a safer world, but it doesn't! They will destroy this world! This is an organization that took those 4 as mere children and subjected them to horrid experimentation for decades. They grew up without seeing a sky, without knowing the warmth of an embrace. It is A.M.R.O that made them into monsters and then when shit hit the fan, they sent us to get slaughtered all because they couldn't risk getting Chronos involved. I will not allow this tyranny to go on, A.M.R.O will fall and this moment right here is what will set its demise into motion."

A brief pause followed where Joux returned his attention to the Chrono whose behavior had become erratic and volatile, she had begun to convulse and scream, cry and laugh. These were all blatant signs which Geko refused to acknowledge.

"A singularity is an individual who successful returned to sanity after being engulfed by insanaddiction, as such that individual is no longer hindered by insannadiction making him a deity among alchemists. There is no record of this ever happening before and yet it did. A.M.R.O found one of its Chronos regress to a stage 3 and then return to sanity, making him the strongest Alchemists in existence. It’s no wonder they tried to replicate it among those 4, it’s a surprise it actually worked. Once of those is a bonefied artificial singularity, pity that caused a disaster in which all records were destroyed and we had to pay the price. Any sane person would have killed them but not A.M.R.O, it knew its experiment was a success but didn't know who of the four became a singularity. So naturally they would try to probe them even more with the ambition of making an army of artificial singularities. That is the end of the world my friend." Joux disclosed one of A.M.R.O's greatest secrets to everyone present around him, including the children.

"Now say we manage to kill A.M.R.O's own singularity, what would be able to stop us then? Nothing at all!" The instructor jeered, taunting his mentor. However something appeared to be rather strange, Joux was talking far too much and what was even stranger was, he was disclosing sensitive information about their plans.

"So I ask you, what would cause A.M.R.O to send its singularity to intervene? Why an Armageddon event of course. That is where your wife came into play; a Chrono going insane is a situation which poses an end of the world threat. By now I am sure we have A.M.R.O attention and once their singularity arrives we will eradicate him. Quite an amusing plan isn't it? Though I don't deserve the credit, that belongs to the singularity present here with us, Mr. - "

Before Joux could make the revelation, his head rolled of his neck. A fountain of blood spraying as his body fell to the ground.

"Well color me impressed, he actually had the balls to try and reveal one of our identities, guess he was regretting aiding us. A pity." One of the prisoners thought out loud as he calmly wiped the blood of his hands with a handkerchief. "This is hardly a problem though, all of you will be joining your friend here.....because," he continued, this time directly facing the Lost Number and the others present.

With a fiendish smirk, the prisoner finished his sentence, "The Chrono is finally about....to...lose it."

As if per queue a horrendous scream echoed from the Chrono and the Island itself began to shake, as if the world itself was terrified.

"Honey you still love me right? Then can you please die for me!" Julie shrieked as she charged her husband who could only kneel helplessly, accepting his demise. Before her hands could clench around Geko's neck, yet another stranger appeared blocking her path, effortlessly holding her at bay by her shoulder.

"Why won't you let me love my husband, leave me, leave me!" The woman repeatedly shrieked these words as she unsuccessful tried to escape out of the stranger's grasp.

"What exactly do we have here? I figured A.M.R.O would send their singularity, who are you supposed to be boy?" The prisoner questioned, clearly fascinated at the individual in front of him. The stranger appeared to be a young boy of perhaps 17 or 18 and by the timing of his intervention it was rather clear he had been present at the Island.
Perhaps a Chrono in training? The prisoner thought as he casually walked up to the child, his curiosity overwhelming him. "I am going to ask this just one more time, who are you bo-" The prisoner had placed his hand onto the boy's head for but a second but sheer pain interrupted his threat.

"Mother fucker!" The prisoner cried out in agony, kneeling and clenching his arm which had melted, skin and bone molting away.

"This complicated things, I was unaware they have another singularity....we are leaving...now. We have far too much to do." Yet another one of the cloaked prisoners spoke, heeding his command each of the four immediately vanished.

"Unleashing restraints, ninety three," The boy finally released the Chrono who wasted no time in her counter attack.

"Die, die, die I will eradicate this world and everyone in it!" The Chrono shrieked as pillars of unstable energy began to erupt out of the ground, she was attempting to turn the entire Island itself into a nuclear bomb with enough force to shake the world itself.

"I am a thousand suns," the boy calmly whispered the first verse, the space around him began to gently warp, as if surrounded by an aura of heat.

"We finally made it! Move it get everyone to safety, this is the only place that is left!" Yet another group of stranger suddenly appeared in front of the confused masses of Asylums and students. They appeared to number roughly twenty one; though it was clear they were not hostile and from their attire appeared to be a militia.

"The cast is ready, move it, move it. This Island is about to go to hell!" The leader of this group screamed, ushering all the soldiers to spread a massive sheet across the floor. It was a giant
, in mere moments each soldier had taken their positions, standing firmly at the end of each triangle where as the leader stood in the middle. This cast was performed by a single team in A.M.R.O and that was a specialized division of Asylums known as Porters.

"Ignite it!" The leader commanded and in sync each of the twenty soldiers stomped onto the sigil, activating it and sending a surge of blinding light across several miles. Once the light finally faded they along with all the individuals present aside from the boy and the Chrono had disappeared, whisked away to a distant base.

"Now turn to ash," with the second verse the heat wave that surrounded the boy extended to the entire Island and in mere moments the Chrono along with the vast land which once served as A.M.R.O base of tutelage had turned to a molten pile of sinking rubble.

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A week later
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"Director, this is the report of the events that has transpired," a tall and intimidating individual passed a file into a man calmly seated in a wheelchair.

"Thank you Tabion, I fear nothing good is to come now. It is a relief that we were able to dissolve the Armageddon event, guess we were lucky we had him on standby. If only I could have authorized the boys intervention earlier but convincing the sponsors was far more tedious then I foresaw." The director replied, his fingers gently flipping the pages of the file in front of him.

"Sir what do we do about the individuals that were present? They have knowledge to the existence of the singularities as well as the artificial singularity project?"

"Relax Tabion, we will not silence them. They have endured far too much and their survival shows the potential they all hold. We have to handle this discreetly and as such they will prove vital in the battle that is to come. I will groom them to be the counter singularity unit."
In Over 9 yrs ago Forum: Advanced Roleplay
A saint's Alchemy


FIRST PART

Faster....faster or they will die, my students, my children. Visions of tombstones haunted Julie as she firmly planted herself on the ground. I am certain, it has already begun transitioning. Its strength and vitality are all surpassing the preconceived limiters, there really is no other way. The Chrono couldn't help but fear the worst, it is her students and her comrades that were engaging the Vile and it is their valor and ingenuity that kept the monstrosity at bay. Even so, their

"Please keep them alive!" her screams echoed amidst the chaos and destruction, her tone conveying the plea of a weeping soul. A prayer hoping to reach the Angels in heaven to envelop those she cherishes in their protecting embrace.

There is no room for hesitation when a Chrono must enter the fray, their resolve must be iron and their hearts barred and thus she silenced her mind. The screams of agony drowned away, the smell of blood it faded and all that was left was a melancholic serenity. The state of mind in which she had ventured was not one of retreat, but rather inciting destruction. The birds had long since seized their chirping but now appeared to be fleeing the Island; howls of disturbed creatures echoed from within the jungles and any alchemist sensitive to the force of alchemy could foresee an unnatural compression in alchemic energy.

All alchemists are capable of performing feats of wonder, however few know of how these feats come about. It is hypothesized that alchemists actually harness energy or a force and transmute it into what they desire; they are conduits capable of drawing forth from a pool of ungodly potential. This is what is known as the alchemic drive, an alchemist’s capability to draw from the endless pool of power, as such those that are sensitive to the ripples of alchemic energy can sense a disturbance. What Julie had just begun was no mere ripple, it was a tidal wave that was felt by nearly every other Chrono in the world.

My Angel's have fallen

The first verse of the incantation had been spoken and with it nature too began to sway to the rhythm of mayhem, clouds brewed and rain began to pour out of the blue. Wind encircled the island, wailing and shrieking as if a banshee's warning.

Their wings, I now feast

The desolate sky soon began to roar and ignite, lightning and thunder manifested through the second verse. The very environment shared in the Chronos emotions, the sky it wept and screamed, the tides they raged and darkness befell. The orchestra and the stage was set, the instruments they hummed and the verses sung and so this elegy neared its climax.

Forever ravenous, my hunger knows no peace

The crescendo of this piece had arrived, the final portion before the grand finale. The alchemic power had begun to concentrate in a single spot, the sheer potency of which appeared to draw the Vile's attention. The monstrosity could no longer be distracted; losing its interest in the Asylums it began a mad dash towards the anomaly. However at this stage the Chrono had completed her preparations, something which would have been impossible to do without the brave soldiers that volunteered to aid in her suicidal wishes.

Eternally I shall walk starving, EXCEED

The incantation of the 'Chrono's Exceed' was complete.

"I pity you," Julie whispered as she gazed upon a lifeless figure mindless charging towards her. "I make it a point to leave something behind to burry; even my enemies don't deserve such a fate." She continued her tone apologetic, a kin to a sinner's repentance. "After this I am afraid.....nothing will be left not even your ash."

The warped image of Ben suddenly drew to a halt mere feet before the Chrono, despite the creatures attempt to get closer its efforts appeared to be in vain. The answer could be seen through any trained Asylum's eyes, the sheer alchemic energy that had accumulated near Julie was serving as a barrier to the mutation in front of her. Simply put, her alchemic drive alone was enough to halt the creature in its tracks.

With the Vile stationary the prerequisites had been met, her arms instantly stretched out and her palm slowly converged into a fist. Mimicking the motion, the accumulated energy began to envelop the Vile and form an orb around him, a dome of sorts.

After that, the Island itself began to shake asunder. Mountains began to topple and the ground caved in, the Island was sinking all from the escaping energy that could not be contained. Such were the results of meddling with anti matter.

This was Julie's true ability and burden, her annihilation alchemy was not restricted to explosions but to convert matter into anti matter and cause a rupture which could theoretically be of biblical proportions. A single gram of anti matter clashing with matter has the potential of causing a nuclear explosion three times greater than the one dropped on Hiroshima.

"I have used this alchemy twice before, this is the first time I have created anti matter of such quantity, of course this is the first time I have actually tried to control the backlash." The Chrono thought to herself as the woman began to cough blood, her hands straining to maintain the fist. Cuts and tears slowly began to appear on her body as she screamed and struggled to hold the shield intact. The creature inside moaned and shrieked as its body began to vaporize, despite ungodly regenerative capabilities the Vile could not regenerate if the very matter that composed it was destroying itself. In but a minute not a trace of the Vile remained, only compressed energy that sought release.

"Thank god," Julie whispered as she felt her legs finally give out, with the last ounce of energy she could muster, the Chrono redirected the energy to be emitted into space. An immense column of pure energy erupted skywards, as if a divine staircase ushering the soul of Ben to the peaceful place he deserved. While nothing of Ben remained to be buried, he did possess a tombstone or a monument to be remembered by, a tiny speck of spatial distortion which had occurred due to Julie's unfathomable power.

After that the Chrono found herself on the ground gasping for breath and clenching her body. Her entire body was a canvas of wounds and while most would heal some are an eternal reminder. Julie's left hand which was clenched in order to control and suppress the alchemic energy had been burnt; the flesh had been seared and turned into a sickening charcoal colour.

"Julie, what have you done?" Geko finally appeared before his wife, his breath frantic and his eyes gaping at the horror that was in front of him. "Why damn-it, why did you have to bear it alone. I told you I would help you, I could have shar-"

"Are the children alright? Please tell me?" The woman pleaded as she continued to cough blood, the sight alone causing her husband to weep silently.

"I evacuated all other areas, only this area remains and we are about to teleport all of the students to safety. You saved them Julie; they are safe because of you." Geko continued with an incoherent tone and tears continuing to trickle down the veteran's face.
You idiot why do you have to always harm yourself to protect others Geko thought to himself as the Lost Number wiped his tears and gently embraced his wife, quietly weeping next to her.

"That is an alchemic wound, it will never heal, the pain will never stop. It’s my fault, I left you. I should be the one to bear your pain, I am your shield." The man whispered, his fist clenching till his nails would pierce his flesh such was his fury.

"Come now, you will always be my knight in shining armor," Julie consoled her husband as her left hand gently brushed his hair, while her right one lay helpless. "You are a gentle soul, I know Ben was one of you oldest students and I know it had to be me and as such you were the only one who could assist with the evacuation. It’s like you always say, we have to prioritize what A.M.R.O tells u-." She continued only to be suddenly interrupted by her infuriated husband.

"Forget A.M.R.O, YOU ARE MY PRIORITY!" Geko screamed, clearly infuriated with his reckless spouse. "We are done with it all; you are done being a weapon. We have given everything and that is enough, there is no more debt left to pay. We can buy a villa in Rio De Janeiro, I know you have always loved that place, let me be the one to take care of you now." The Lost Number continued, concluding with a gentle kiss on his partner's forehead.

"You stupid idiot, its about time you said those things!" The Chrono finally replied before beginning to sob, tears dripping down her scarred face. "Now I want to give a hug to the best hubby in the world!" She joyfully exclaimed, her left arm struggling to lift her off the ground and after repetitive tries she finally managed to sit straight and say something she had longed to say.

"I love you Mr Varen Gekk, now come here and give this adorable wife of yours a hug and maybe a kiss?" The Chrono chirped playfully before opening her arms to greet her husband to a good morning with sun gently peeking out to see the show as well.

How adorable is this? It is rather rare to celebrate when what you experienced was just the prelude, let me show you what comes after." Before Julie could actually embrace her husband a silhouette of a tall man appeared next to her, clenching her head in his palm.

"Who are yo-" Geko found himself soullessly staring at the person in front of him, his expression terrified to death, something that seemed to scare Julie even more. "Please not her, take me plea-"

"Let’s make her laugh, shall we? We all laugh when we are a little insane?" The man jeered before an intense burst of energy appeared to emanate from his arm and be forced into the Chrono, causing her to go in a vegetative state for a few seconds.

"WHAT DID YOU DO, I WILL KILL YOU!" Geko screamed, rage clouding his judgment. "I will level this entire island, heck half this damn world and bury you beneath the rubble!" The man continued before suddenly freezing at a familiar touch. "Ju-Julie....yo-you're...okay?" He spoke, too frightened to phrase his sentences right.

"Do you want me to smile?"

"What are you saying Julie....I...I don't understand. Of..of course I like you smiling.." The Lost Number spoke, warping reality behind a layer of denial. She is okay, she is speaking, she is just in shock, nothing is wrong with her.....we will go to Rio....we will live peacefully.....we just have to get of this Island

"Lets...KILL...them..ALL....that would make me smile!" The Chrono shrieked before bursting into laughter, a laugh that sounded like no human but something else, something disgusting and horrid.
In Over 9 yrs ago Forum: Advanced Roleplay
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