@Bishop Sorry, didn't miss you. Ass.
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Remember where you got your faith. Cling to it.
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Although, don't have your mind so open that your brains fall out.
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If you must have a loud voice, have a loud mind. If you must have a loud mind, open it.
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9 yrs ago
Why not show the world all the positive things about your life instead of dwelling on the negative?
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Miss this. Was fun.
@Tracyarmav I think it's fine. I dunno about the others?
Also, I posted from this account because I'm on a school computer and didn't think to log out before posting. My further posts will be on @mewgirl99.
Also, I posted from this account because I'm on a school computer and didn't think to log out before posting. My further posts will be on @mewgirl99.
@Tracyarmav @Shikaru
It seemed like all Elizabeth was doing today was causing problems. For gods' sakes, she'd spent almost a whole year living by herself. Why, all of a sudden, did she have trouble now? Even through her obvious distress at getting involved in something she may could have avoided, though she was a Hunter herself, her expression remained stoic. It had been a while since she'd ridden in a vehicle. She and Mason had made their ways on foot, and then when Mason vanished, she obviously was not able to afford a taxi or drive. As she stood, her fanny pack bounced and made a clink-clink as the gold coins inside of it rattled. She tested her footing, realizing that she was indeed stable enough to carry her own weight on foot.
"I can walk out," she said, knowing this was true at least to a car. She also didn't fancy the idea of being carried by the vampire. Anya still slightly unsettled her, and Elizabeth was ready to pull her cross back out at any given moment.
When Dmitri made the comment about Anya hosting a party, Elizabeth wondered what he'd meant. Though soon after that, she deducted that there must be even more people approaching the apartment. Great. She felt an itching sensation, telling her to run, yet again. But still, the only exit was pretty much guarded. She wondered if they'd let her go.
Then, the feeling seemed to fade. They're not going to hurt me, she tried to tell herself.
It seemed like all Elizabeth was doing today was causing problems. For gods' sakes, she'd spent almost a whole year living by herself. Why, all of a sudden, did she have trouble now? Even through her obvious distress at getting involved in something she may could have avoided, though she was a Hunter herself, her expression remained stoic. It had been a while since she'd ridden in a vehicle. She and Mason had made their ways on foot, and then when Mason vanished, she obviously was not able to afford a taxi or drive. As she stood, her fanny pack bounced and made a clink-clink as the gold coins inside of it rattled. She tested her footing, realizing that she was indeed stable enough to carry her own weight on foot.
"I can walk out," she said, knowing this was true at least to a car. She also didn't fancy the idea of being carried by the vampire. Anya still slightly unsettled her, and Elizabeth was ready to pull her cross back out at any given moment.
When Dmitri made the comment about Anya hosting a party, Elizabeth wondered what he'd meant. Though soon after that, she deducted that there must be even more people approaching the apartment. Great. She felt an itching sensation, telling her to run, yet again. But still, the only exit was pretty much guarded. She wondered if they'd let her go.
Then, the feeling seemed to fade. They're not going to hurt me, she tried to tell herself.
Rhoo spends too much time fighting a giant bug and comes to find that she has developed the fire elemental.
I'll try to get a reply up to our RP when I get some more free time.
@Tracyarmav@Shikaru
If she was eager to hear the man's name, it didn't show. Elizabeth looked at him expectantly, however, waiting to hear the answer. Perhaps she'd heard Mason mention him at all, though she didn't quite recall hearing the particular names of his connections. She'd remembered seeing plenty of people, plenty of times, but the names didn't stick. She wasn't very skilled at memorizing names. Faces, rather, were her specialty. Once she associated a face, a person, a body, a figure, with good or evil, that was that. It was hard to change her impression. It stuck.
The name, however, didn't ring a bell. Dmitri Pavlovich, she repeated in her head, even moving her mouth to test it upon her tongue. Still, no familiarity. She wanted it to be familiar. She wanted to have a connection to the people she'd loved the most.
As the man - no, as Dmitri continued to speak, she listened intently, trying to memorize information and track what he was saying carefully. She was still but a child, and her mind was bound to wander to things other than official, mature business. It was at times like these that she longed to be but a child again, but no. She bore the burden of the mature at such a young age. She didn't know who to blame.
There was no time to react when the dagger spliced through the door, lodging into the wall. She couldn't suppress her surprised gasp, or the immense appreciation that overcame her when Dmitri seemed willing to use himself as a human shield to protect her from harm. The scene was becoming more confusing and more frightening by the minute. Oh, she had just wanted to go home to her cat and her stew.
Before she could stop herself, her childish naivety kicking in, Elizabeth blurted, "I live in a shack in the woods. There's..." she trailed off, realizing her mistake. Having no choice, she sighed briefly and continued, "There's not many people around and...I don't know how, but Mason shielded it with some...magic. I-I'm not sure."
If she was eager to hear the man's name, it didn't show. Elizabeth looked at him expectantly, however, waiting to hear the answer. Perhaps she'd heard Mason mention him at all, though she didn't quite recall hearing the particular names of his connections. She'd remembered seeing plenty of people, plenty of times, but the names didn't stick. She wasn't very skilled at memorizing names. Faces, rather, were her specialty. Once she associated a face, a person, a body, a figure, with good or evil, that was that. It was hard to change her impression. It stuck.
The name, however, didn't ring a bell. Dmitri Pavlovich, she repeated in her head, even moving her mouth to test it upon her tongue. Still, no familiarity. She wanted it to be familiar. She wanted to have a connection to the people she'd loved the most.
As the man - no, as Dmitri continued to speak, she listened intently, trying to memorize information and track what he was saying carefully. She was still but a child, and her mind was bound to wander to things other than official, mature business. It was at times like these that she longed to be but a child again, but no. She bore the burden of the mature at such a young age. She didn't know who to blame.
There was no time to react when the dagger spliced through the door, lodging into the wall. She couldn't suppress her surprised gasp, or the immense appreciation that overcame her when Dmitri seemed willing to use himself as a human shield to protect her from harm. The scene was becoming more confusing and more frightening by the minute. Oh, she had just wanted to go home to her cat and her stew.
Before she could stop herself, her childish naivety kicking in, Elizabeth blurted, "I live in a shack in the woods. There's..." she trailed off, realizing her mistake. Having no choice, she sighed briefly and continued, "There's not many people around and...I don't know how, but Mason shielded it with some...magic. I-I'm not sure."
@Shikaru No prob. Will have a post up in a few hours. I'm in class.
Good morning @Shikaru. I apologize for Bishop's behavior, but he's not allowed back on the thread, so that's taken care of.
@FantasyChic@Tracyarmav Any state of liquid is fine.
@Bishop, No, you didn't make it clear that you were leaving, so don't just assume. I even asked, and you failed to respond, so...I'd also go so far as to ask you to stay off this thread from now on, since you're being a bit hostile, or either message Tracy on your own time. Thank you.
@Bishop, No, you didn't make it clear that you were leaving, so don't just assume. I even asked, and you failed to respond, so...I'd also go so far as to ask you to stay off this thread from now on, since you're being a bit hostile, or either message Tracy on your own time. Thank you.
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