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7 yrs ago
A run-on sentence does not mean a long sentence.
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7 yrs ago
@Ophidian Funny thing, that was always my court.
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7 yrs ago
Nanowrimo time.
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7 yrs ago
I didn't even know Life is Strange had a prequel before Fabricant mentioned it. Going to have to pull some money out of somewhere.
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@Fabricant, I think I understand what you're saying, but it still made no sense.
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So, would there be an equivalent to the Roman Empire in the distant past?
I'm interested. I'll probably have something up within the next couple of days.
Then I'll persist for as long as possible.
I'm interested. I would like to play as Puritan United Kingdom known as the Commonwealth of England and Scotland, with the historic leader being a Richard Cromwell that was never overthrown. Is that alright?
I'm Interested. I'd like to claim Germany.
Is my post too much?
Still here. It would be a shame for this RP to die, as I put quite a bit of time into crafting my nation.
THE NEXUS REACTOR Jaina Madison The Nexus Reactor





Amidst the deep darkness much was obscured, and none of them knew what exactly might lay deep in the hidden crevasses, waiting quietly to stalk out its prey. Ollie’s arrow had reached something, and all could hear its groan. They all knew that soon something was coming, and now what remained was merely the wait as they continued to wade through the darkness. Jaina continued her walk, firmly holding her rifle in her hand, her eyes gazing all around her. It was useless, as in the piercing darkness her eyes could find nothing of significance. Amid the darkness an entire legion could dwell, and she would be none the wiser.

As they continued to walk the sound of loud footsteps began to clank against the black metal railing upon which they walked over. It was none among their own group who had done it. It was quick, but it was not a frantic pace. Its footsteps were lithe and quick, but organized, and it was apparent that it was the footsteps of a human. Jaina heard it, and she quickly looked behind her to see what it was. However, already she was too late. A dark figure had gone running passed Serenity, and as Jaina went to turn her head felt the edge of blade cut her cheek.

“Hello, Jaina,” said the dark figure, who spoke with an ever familiar voice.

“Charlotte?” said Jaina.

Then Charlotte dropped a grenade that unleashed a light so bright that it stunned them all and a piercing sound reaching their ears. Then Charlotte, her eyes and ears safely covered, made a quick escape.

“I hope you and your friends weren’t counting on the breaker,” Charlotte said.

And while they recovered, the monsters that surrounded them began to retreat from their dark crevasses and went out into the open. The Mordrem were, like them, blinded by the stun grenade, but eventually their ears began to end their ringing and their eyes began to be cleared from the blinding light.

“Damn,” Jaina said. “What’s Pops up to now?”

Jaina readied herself, blinking her eyes rapidly. The light had faded and darkness had again returned. However, Jaina’s eyes could now see that the Mordrem were arriving, and in decent numbers as well. She aimed and prepared to fire. Noe was the time for battle, and to prove that she was indeed worthy to fight alongside the Guardians.

WITHIN AND TRANSPORTER Ezra Malchut and Rowena Malchut The Nexus Reactor




Ezra and Rowena sat down in a transportation vehicle on opposite sides. They had left Doral after the two of them had ended their need for recruitment. The teleporter had brought them all the way from Doral to the Nexus Reactor, and had only taken them a moment to teleport them. Now they were on a transportation truck, and moving towards the Reactor. Ezra, with Rowena’s help, had managed to recruit the three who that man had wanted. Now Ezra was on his way to meet Jaina once again, and do whatever it took in order to do so. He had made a mistake treating her as he had, and now he would rectify that mistake however he thought he could. Rowena, unlike the others, had not yet gone back to the Academy. Ezra wanted to see her settled in there, as he saw that it was unlikely that it would go very well without his guidance.

“So what next, Ezra?” Rowena said.

“I’m going to meet with Jaina,” Ezra said.

“Jaina?”

“Yes. The two of us were raised together under my fath–…under Elijah.”

“Ah, so it was the brother who took you in.”

“Yes, I was raised by Elijah, my uncle. As a child, he kidnapped me, wiped my memories, and pretended he was my father while putting me through training crueler than anything I’ve ever lived through. I want my memories back, the memories that he stole from me. I want to remember my mother, and my father.”

“Hah! If I can guarantee you anything, it is that your father is no chevalier.”

“That can’t be! I’ve heard about my father. His name is Aeon, and he was a great hero.”

“And Elijah was nearly as great a one as he. Father, Aunt, and Uncle were all heroes. It runs through our blood; they were the last generation, and we are the new. Father was a hero, no doubt, but that does not make him a good man. He left me and mother to fend for ourselves while he ran to become a hero. Mother died by the hand of a Mordrem, and I was left to fend for my livelihood in the merciless steppes of the Dark Zone; he never came back for me. And if that was all that he had done, I’d not have minded too much. Don’t count on the bastard much; he’ll use you just as much Uncle will.”

“What could he have done-?”

It was then that an explosion had interrupted their conversation. A great blast of something yet undetected by those within had hit against the transporter. With its power it had knocked down the truck, and the truck was stopped in its tracks and forced downward on its side. Both Rowena and Elijah were knocked wildly against the truck’s steel walls. Elijah was knocked unconscious, but Rowena remained conscious. She used her strength to pick up Elijah, and carried him over the shoulder. She kicked open the steel trunk of the transporter and checked to see how the driver was faring. He was dead. Then she looked around to see what exactly was going on.

The first thought on her mind was to spot exactly who it was who had attacked them. She peered around, eager to take vengeance upon them as swiftly as possible. It did not take long for the perpetrator to make her appearance. A young woman clad in leather armor, her head covered by a black leather helmet, dash in front of Rowena, a longsword in her hands.

“Well, I didn’t expect anyone could survive that, but it turns out both of you did,” the woman said. “I suppose now’s the time for me to finish the both of you off.”

Then the woman dashed forward, a quickly brought her longsword up to Rowena. Yet Rowena was even quicker, with all the speed and ferocity of a panther, and brought her sword up in a parry. Then in a counterattack replied with all the ferocity of a bear, forcing the woman back.

“You’ll not be killing anyone today, at least not any more. Unfortunate for you, but fortunate for me,” said Rowena.

“Charlotte? Charlotte, is that you?” Ezra said.

“Indeed it is,” Charlotte said. “I have to apologize, Ezra. But when you betrayed Elijah, you left us behind. I have to do this, even though we used to be friends.”

“Charlotte, wait!” Ezra said.

She did not wait, however. Charlotte once again charged forward with an intense ferocity. Time and time again Rowena blocked Charlotte’s strikes with her own. Rowena footing was forced backward, but in the end Rowena overpowered her opponent. First she struck Charlotte’s blade into a position too far from her chest, and then aimed for her chest.

“Rowena, wait!”

Ezra wiggled around, and Rowena’s momentum was broken. Rowena’s blade struck against Charlotte, but it was not fatal as it would have been. Charlotte wadded backwards, and then unleashed a smoke grenade. Under the cover of smoke, Charlotte escaped from then.

“Well, we’ll have to wait for another time to deal with her,” Rowena said. “Come on, Ezra. Our destination can’t be too far.”

“You’re not upset?”

“That you interrupted? I’ll deal with her later, should she dare to turn up again. Yet you knew the woman.”

“Yes. She grew up with me and Jaina. Together the three of us were inseperable.”

“And now Elijah seeks to tear you apart. Come on. You’ve got a friend waiting, don’t you? We might as well hurry, unless you’re too beaten to fight?”

“No, never.”


@Rockette

I have an idea for my next post but it'd involve me adding something beyond merely moving my own characters. Specifically, it'd be kind of a shake up for the mission that would add the characters from Ezra's and Jaina's subplot into the main plotline.
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