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Current Gonna be offline for about a week, traveling. See ya!
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30 days ago
I'm back, I got a new Halloween-ish avatar, and I'm ready to catch up on writing~
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3 mos ago
Is there any better feeling than tsumo after a kan, and the dora turns out to be the four tiles you just called? I think not.
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1 yr ago
It's so fun to make random OCs for an RP I will probably never run
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1 yr ago
"As usual, I've been doing online roleplay, and having a blast with women in their 30's exhausted from working too much."
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If you're on my page, check out the RP World of Light!
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โ™ค 21+ | UTC-5 | Casual Roleplayer | 1x1's: Closed โ™ค

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Hello! I'm Yankee.
I'm usually down for pretty much anything: action, adventure, romance, horror, taboo, comedy, smut, gore, slice-of-life, etc.
I like cute, fun stories just as much as dark, gross, traumatic (for character) stories. I enjoy creating original characters for RP,
but I get as much enjoyment writing as canon characters in fandom-based games!
On that note I like comic books, cartoons, and videogames. I'm also very into cosplay and art!

I am a very slow writer, so my preferred posting pace is once per week or less. I usually post on weekends.
I like to have fun while writing, so I prefer relaxed partners who don't take things too seriously.
Remember: fiction =/= reality.

Feel free to PM me to chat!
However I do not check PMs immediately. Might take me a day or two... or ten to get back to you.



Forward all complaints to @stone

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Word Count: 852 (+2 exp)
Level: 2 - Total EXP: 10/20
Location: Ancestral Farmstead

Stress Level: 35

Holding on to the Brachydios' back was proving to be one of the toughest mounts the Cadet had ever had. The monster was crazed, and between it's thrashing, it's roar, his allies' attacks, and the general confusion of the battlefield as a whole... well, it wasn't easy. Still, the hunter clung to it's scales and stabbed it for all he was worth. Even as the earth exploded underneath the creature and threw debris and whatever alien energy was filling the area up, cutting the Cadet's arms and face, he painfully hung on.

"Come on...!" he hissed, getting a little impatient at the Brute Wyvern's refusal to go down. He managed to land a solid blow to the Brachydios' eye, and seeing the monster stagger relieved the Cadet so much that he let his guard down enough for the sudden burst of wind from Euden's transformation to finally fling him off the monster's back. The red haired hunter was thrown a few dozen feet from the fight, tumbling backwards a few times before he ground his heel into the earth to get himself back upright. As he recovered, he surveyed the area - the first thing that caught his eye being the massive green dragon that was currently grappling with the brute. That's...? Is it that kid? Cadet thought briefly, having never seen Midgarsormr before. Considering it seemed to be pinning the Brachydios down, and Poppi and Peach who'd joined the fight on this side of the field weren't paying it much mind, he assumed that the dragon was indeed Euden. That power was the definition of Rad-alos, but now really wasn't the time to be asking him about it.

It seemed like the Brachydios' days were numbered, and Ace Cadet couldn't help but grin at the thought of a successful hunt. On the other side of the field, it seemed like things had been mostly cleaned up, but there was a troubling sight - injured squad mates, huddled together and relatively defenseless. At the moment it seemed that the danger was soon to pass, what with all of the husked farmhands seemingly defeated, the large monster behind him pinned and taking punishment, and the initial Thing nowhere to be seen... but it wouldn't hurt to check on them. There weren't any convenient felynes up here, so there was no telling what would happen if one of them went down for the count for good.

With a last look over the the two battling behemoths, the Ace Cadet sheathed his sword and ran over to the other side of the field. Yeah, he'd slayed plenty of Brachydios back in his own world, might as well let the others have this one! Cadet was covered in scratches, scrapes and scorch-marks, but all things considered he was relatively unharmed. It'd be Gargwawesome if I had some lifepowders right now, he thought as he approached his injured comrades, making a mental note to find the ingredients to make some later. For now, he took quick stock of the two closest to him: Tora and Bowser. They both looked to be in sorry shape, but the Koopa King had proven to be pretty resilient - and the Cadet only hand enough honey for one mega-potion. To Tora, then.

The Cadet fished the three jars from his pack, one filled with honey and the others with a potent healing fluid. He passed Bowser first, and noticed that he was carrying the two small forms of Jr. and Hat Kid. Darn, if only he had more potions to give the kids... but it'd probably still be more beneficial to offer it to their protector.

"Doing okay big guy?" Cadet asked, passing Bowser one of the potions, "the others have everything handled it looks like, so don't worry!"

If the King was feeling alright he could give the healing item to one of the kids, but otherwise it was out of the Cadet's hands now. He made his way over to Tora, easily dropping to his knees beside the shorter being and showing off the remaining two jars. Poor Tora looked pretty beat up, but that's what the potion was for. Cadet poured the honey into the potion vial and shook it vigorously before offering the now-improved drink to the Nopon. "Drink the whole thing at once and you'll probably feel a lot better, promise!"

For now, this was about as much non-combat support as the Cadet could offer. He was without his hoard of traps and items back home, but it was okay, he'd restock and make do! Just as soon as they got off this hilltop, that is. The hunter stood backup, intending on rejoining the final onslaught against the Brachydios if he could, when two writhing halves of something caught his eye. Beyond them, there were those two men - Franklin and Michael, one tending to the other. The torn up creature didn't look like it could do much more harm, but it was better safe than sorry, right? Ace Cadet jogged over to them, yanking his sword free of it's sheath and slicing the horse halves in order to finish them off.

In Forsaken 5 yrs ago Forum: Casual Roleplay
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Afternoon & Evening, Harrow's Tower Garden
Collab with @stone

After the sisters settled into their room and Melodia expressed her interest in heading to the library, Rhythmia simply nodded and trusted that she would be alright between the Brothers in the tower and their own servants flitting about. Though most of them would be staying off site, there were a few that remained and explored the area. Vati, one of their most trusted personal guards, remained behind with Rhythmia though he didnโ€™t look very happy about it. Both he and Rhythmia agreed that the other Lapesus Lord probably wanted to read in peace, so Vati didnโ€™t put up much of a fight when Melodia waved him off, but the sour expression on his face remained.

Rhythmia laid down on one of the roomโ€™s two beds and closed her eyes, intending to lay there for the rest of the night. It was nearly fifteen minutes of listening to Vati huff, pace, and try and find something to do in the small space before Rhythmia sighed and cracked an eye open, tilting her head slightly to look at him.

โ€œ...Vati.โ€

โ€œOh! Uh, yes, Lady Rhythmia?โ€ Vati paused in the middle of his restless walking, blinking at her.

โ€œ...get some air. Itโ€™s not every day you get to see places like this. Go do something.โ€

The young man looked a little torn, wondering whether he should stay and uphold his duty to protect the Lapeus twins (though one was currently away) or take Rhythmia up on her suggestion. After a moment his shoulders drooped slightly and he gave a little smile.

โ€œ...sure.โ€ He gathered a few things and exchanged a brief goodbye with the roomโ€™s other occupant before shutting the door behind him. Rhythmia sighed again and turned over, trying to sleep the afternoon away. Her rest was spotty, she woke up every now and then and couldnโ€™t fall deeply asleep. She supposed it was still the middle of the day, not really the best time to catch up on sleep. Still, she had no desire to explore the ground at the moment...

The coming and going of people throughout the residency level of Harrowโ€™s Tower didnโ€™t particularly bother Rhythmia, but something was slowly getting to her. An itchy, unpleasant feeling that gradually grew the longer she laid there while listening to people talk as they roamed the hall outside. With every back and forth of words and pass of footsteps, the unnamed feeling grew. At first, Rhythmia ignored it even as it scratched at her consciousness. Then, she tried to identify it. It had been a truly long time since sheโ€™d felt this way, so realizing what she was feeling took a bit longer than she would have liked.

Uselessness.

While her sister and her trusted guard were off learning, maybe making connections both good and bad, she was sequestered in her room. Rhythmia had no shortage of responsibilities back in Lapseus territory, whether it was assisting in governing affairs or โ€œon the job.โ€ Here, however, she was little more than protection and a second opinion. She took no issue with this fact, but it still made the grating feeling of โ€œuselessnessโ€ arise.

Well, time to find something to do then.

The second Lapseus Lord made her way out of the room and the Tower as night fell. She roamed the grounds, avoiding all people she came across until eventually she arrived at the well kept garden area. The garden was beautiful- some plants carried a strong bioluminescence, bathing the garden in ethereal light. Rhythmia let herself enjoy it for a few moments - simply standing in the center and staring quietly at the flowers.

Minutes later it clicked in her mind that perhaps some of these plants might be useful for something other than pleasing the eye. Slowly, almost robotically, the deceptively young looking woman approached the nearest bunch of flowers and reached her flesh hand in to grasp one at the root.

โ€œThe Brothers wonโ€™t like that. Theyโ€™ve already had to deal with the Immolis kids using the plants for dramatic effect.โ€

It was Alexander Reason, alone. He was still dressed in the horribly clashing outfit- suit, cape, and a top hat. The sound of his voice gave Rhythmia pause, though she didnโ€™t turn around immediately. Her hand hovered on the base of the plant for what seemed like an achingly long time before she finally turned her head slightly to look over her shoulder at the young man.

It had been a while since sheโ€™d met any of the other house lords or heirs face to face - in public they tended to avoid her as much as she avoided them. Still, even more unexpected was not that the young Reason had approached her, but that he was without his fiancee or any type of guide. If she recalled correctly, this heir was blind. The womanโ€™s eyes searched the garden seeking anyone who might have accompanied him, but finding no one. Ah. She sympathized with Alexander somewhat. In her youth sheโ€™d been blinded before replacing her damaged eye, it wasnโ€™t a good experience but then again, Alexander had been born that way so perhaps he was more used to it.

Rhythmia did not voice any of these thoughts, of course.

Instead she studied the man quietly, enough time to make most fidget, before asking, โ€œ...dramatic effect...?โ€

โ€œWhew. You talked. I was worried that I was just talking to the air again.โ€ Reason laughed. โ€œYeah, dramatic effect. The kids were arguing and smashing flowers underfoot, burning them, and even freezing them. Definitely trying to show their angst and pain through displays of magic. Didnโ€™t see it myself, obviously.โ€ He shrugged.

What a waste, the white-haired lord thought. Ripped apart for no reason was surely a sad fate for any living thing. When she and her sister ripped things apart, piece by piece or limb from limb, there was always something to gain from it.

She turned to fully face Reason, letting her hand return to her side for now. Even blind, the man would be able to tell that Rhythmia wasnโ€™t taking any particular joy in his humor at the moment. She stared at him hard, though it wasnโ€™t a malicious look - she was simply trying to recall the name of Reinaโ€™s daughter who usually accompanied the masked Reason. House Young was so close with Lapseus tooโ€ฆ oh, that was it.

โ€œChristina?โ€ a simple question as to the whereabouts of the tech heir.

โ€œAh, Tina? Sheโ€™s off doing who-knows-what. Left me alone in our room, and I couldnโ€™t really sleep, so I decided to take a walk. Get some air.โ€

Not even an acknowledging hum left Rhythmiaโ€™s mouth after Reason answered. She supposed the flower-scented air of a garden such as this would be nice even if one couldnโ€™t appreciate the colors or arrangement of the plants. Rhythmia kept a puzzled look on Alexander for a few more moments before she turned away again, keeping half of her attention on the man and the other half returning to her original task. The Brothers that tended to the Tower didnโ€™t concern her much. She plucked the most unfamiliar looking flower within reach, holding it tenderly as she examined it.

โ€œDonโ€™t have flowers like this... in Lapseus,โ€ she murmured. House Young was a strong ally of her own house, and this man would be marrying into it. It might be best to try and get along for now, especially before such an important gathering. โ€œSwamps, and dry fields.โ€

โ€œLapse- Ohhh... You must be Rhythmia Lapseus. That explains the- never mind. Yeah, the Harrowโ€™s Garden is very unique. Everything here just bursts with life.โ€ He smiled. โ€œIโ€™m sure the Brothers wonโ€™t mind if you pick that flower; theyโ€™ve got plenty to spare.โ€

Explains the what? she wanted to ask. Instead she quirked her brow slightly.

โ€œYou knew I picked the flower... but not who I was?โ€ This amused her somewhat, and she hoped her identity revealed didnโ€™t chase Reason away before she learned how that was possible.

โ€œLife, Miss Lapseus. You seem to be missing some of it in key areas. You also disconnected some life from the rest of life all around us.โ€ Reason gathered his cape behind him and sat down. "Thatโ€™s all I can really sense, though. Just life surrounding me. Itโ€™s a beautiful symphony of energy. Rather like a crowd, but much, much more lethargic.โ€

โ€˜Key areasโ€™ indeed. His comment had Rhythmia glancing briefly down at her mechanical body parts, though she wasnโ€™t sure that was exactly what he meant. Over the decades sheโ€™d learned that men, especially those of the South, whether they were kind or not, loved to speak poetically even when the situation didnโ€™t call for it. Still, if he was being literal, it might explain his earlier words.

โ€œInteresting,โ€ that was all Rhythmia could think to say. Like the flowers, she had an inkling of an idea to bring Reason back with her to study. She wondered if Melodia, with her closeness to the Young lord and Alexanderโ€™s soon to be mother-in-law, knew about his strange โ€˜life sense,โ€™ or if it was something common among the blind. Interesting, yes.

Something caught her attention, at the very edge of her vision. Someone was entering the garden- Lord Jevin Pachel, with a red-haired woman she didnโ€™t recognize. Lord Pachel didnโ€™t notice Rhythmia or Reason as he entered, his attention fixated on his partner.

โ€œWho just came in?โ€ asked Reason.

โ€œPachel,โ€ she supplied, her voice a quiet tone as always. Since she didnโ€™t know the woman he was with, she didnโ€™t mention her. Rhythmia looked over at them to get a better look though she didnโ€™t move.

โ€œJust Pachel?โ€

โ€œ...woman, red head.โ€

โ€œ...Redhead? Whatโ€™s she wearing?โ€

Why does it matter? Rhythmia thought, letting a sigh escape through her nose before she answered, โ€œblack, gold buttons. Pachel house crest.โ€

The blind heir cackled softly. โ€œKnew it. Heโ€™s cheating on Alana. There were rumors that he was seeing another woman, but to think that sheโ€™d be a Northerner. Iโ€™ll have to pester Miss Dalris about this later. It explains why his views have been shifting these past few months.โ€

Simple adultery, how fascinating. Rhythmia rolled her eyes, letting Reason plot how he would let the news slip. She turns back to the flower bed, plucking a few more of different kinds. She glanced back over at Lord Pachel and his apparent mistress, wondering if it really was the reason his stance was beginning to change. If it was, well not that it was any of her business, but it would be a silly one. Listening to a single person over the heads of the three Northern houses, whoโ€™d been telling those in the South about their worsening conditions? Idiotic, maybe even a little shameful.

She left the two mageborn in the garden with a bundle of flowers clutched tightly in her hand.
In Forsaken 5 yrs ago Forum: Casual Roleplay
Thought I'd throw down a WIP too, it's been fun reading everyone else's.
Shiva, if you spot a problem early please let me know!

In Forsaken 5 yrs ago Forum: Casual Roleplay
You're so considerate lmao

On that note, I'm planning on playing a fire genasi.


I was planning a fire genasi too! If our concepts are too similar I'll gladly change mine up though. I was thinking a male trail/wilderness guide (who hates his job).
Slowed myself down
I am definitely in.

Word Count: 466 (+1 exp)
Level: 2 - Total EXP: 8/20
Location: Ancestral Farmstead

Stress Level: 15

The battle raged on, and the various shouts and explosions from the other side of the hilltop really, really, really made the Ace Cadet want look over and check to make sure the squad battling the nasty space Thing were alright... but he was currently attached to the bucking Brachydios' back, and it was more important to focus on the task at hand right now than risk getting thrown off into a pile of slime or the waiting hands of the husked farmhands, or both. So far the hunter had managed to avoid serious injuries, getting away with minor scratches, scraps and burns, and he'd really like to keep it that way. An non-seriously injured Cadet meant a Cadet that could run around and fill in where he was needed - after this monster went down, that is.

Like he'd always do, Cadet stashed the larger sword behind his back in it's holster and drew his hunting knife - a thick, sharp blade that was designed to penetrate a monster's hide - and got to work stabbing away at the Brachydios. He hoped it would agitate the monster enough to focus on bucking him off, but unfortunately the monster seemed to be more focused on attacking those still on the ground. Great! Plan backfired. Not the first time of course, so instead of begin discouraged the Cadet instead kept a firm hold on the beast's back and stabbed into it with more vigor.

"Stupid. Brachydios. Pay. Attention. To. Me!" Cadet grunted between stabs. He felt the brute lurch, and from the corner of his eye he saw it's club-like tail separate from it's body. "Nice!"

His current companions seemed to be doing a number on it despite being kicked around themselves. He heard Geralt and the Courier on the ground taking out the small fry, and trusted them to do just that. On this side of the hill that left Euden, who the Cadet hoped would be getting his chance to shape shift soon. It didn't really help the kid that this enraged monster was more keen on attacking them than knocking the Cadet off it's back, but the red haired hunter wasn't about to stop his assault until the monster went down. Well, that was what he intended - but the sudden spark of gold that enveloped the hilltop and stretched across the sky caught Cadet's eye and gave him the briefest of pauses. It was beautiful, unexpected, and... unimportant! I need to bring this guy down, quick!

As the Ace Cadet raised his knife to stab at the Brachydios again, Euden himself fell onto the brute wyvern's back beside him. Cadet met Euden's eyes and gave the blonde boy a nod of acknowledgement before he shuffled up, reaching for the Brachydio's head in order to attack it there.
Belisendรฉ
Daybreak | Fortress' South Side


Mission accomplished - well, sort of. Her arrow had indeed stopped the axeman from targeting any of her comrades, but he was still alive, and angry. Bel watched, slightly mortified, as the man ripped the arrow from his flesh and made a beeline for her. She didn't know if it was pure adrenaline that had the man running towards her with blood spilling from his open wound, or if the problem was her. Was her arm too weak, did the arrow not do as much damage as she'd thought? The girl sucked in a quick, steadying breath and silently urged the wild horse below her not to rush ahead to meet the man's charge. For what is was worth, Sunbeam seemed to heed her thoughts and didn't move save for stomping the ground in an attempt to intimidate everyone around.

Not many would find a horse, even one Sunbeam's size, very scary - but a wyvern was another story. As Bel nocked and let fly another arrow at the brigand getting dangerously close to her, suddenly the heavy flap of wings announced Mors' and Branna's arrival. Bel had, maybe not so secretly, found the woman and her wyvern to be a little frightening, but the sight of them now relieved her instead. Their strength was nothing to scoff at, and if Bel's arrow didn't take the axe down then surely the wyvern's teeth would finish the job.

That wasn't the only welcomed arrival however. A pure, healing light washed over Bel and she blinked as the wound she'd received earlier started to close up. Surprised, the pink-haired archer turned to see Wes casting his white magic beside her. "Wes, thank you!"

Contrary to earlier when she'd split from the larger group, now that she was back in the thick of it with companions by her side, Bel's heart was lifted and her conviction grew stronger.

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Status: Alive
Currently: Attacking
Class: Squire
EXP: 55
Inventory:

  • Iron Bow (2/3)
  • Vulnerary (3/3)


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