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Hello fellow Guild members. I'm Zmerr. I love to roleplay. I am very loyal to my roleplays and will honestly let you know when or if I have lost interest. In return, I trust that anyone I may be playing with does the same. I play a wide range of settings with the exception of most supernatural themes. I am almost always willing to try new things and love originality. I'm easy-going and I'm not particularly picky about grammar, though I take pride in my own. I can post anywhere from one sentence to ten paragraphs depending on the situation, though I try to keep it in a range of two to five paragraphs.
Also- If I suddenly seem super busy, don't mistake it as a lack of interest. I'm also the leader of a roleplay guild in Guild Wars 2 and often hold meetings and such.
Also- If I suddenly seem super busy, don't mistake it as a lack of interest. I'm also the leader of a roleplay guild in Guild Wars 2 and often hold meetings and such.
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Anyways, I'll try to put up the reboot later. I'm on my phone and it doesn't like RPGuild very much.
Sweet! Good to talk to you again.
I'm sorry that Ganondorf's response is so short. There really wasn't much I could do with him, but I wanted him to have a reaction.
"Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait!" Happy brought the attention back to himself. "Let's not any of us fight... o-or duel... or whatever. Clearly we are at a very... tense cross in the roads to say the very least, but I highly doubt that fighting it out in the middle of town square will solve anything!" He was unaware of how loud he was getting, but it didn't stop him when he realized it. "No disrespect, my Lady, but, if I were you, I would not challenge any of these here to any sort of physical quarrel at this exact time as they all have one thing in common. They have next to nothing to gain from having you live. Your plan will go nowhere if they smother you out now. I don't doubt that you're strong. I know that you are, but I also know that at least some of these people wield the power of the Goddesses themselves. So please tread carefully!"
After sharing his piece, he realized just how far out of line he'd stepped and quickly clapped a hand to his mouth and forbade himself to speak anymore. His calm cover dissolved around him and he could no longer control his knees. They shook with a nervousness so strong one could smell it.
***
Ganondorf looked at the woman with a mixed expression of surprise and irritation. Before he could say anything in response to her challenge, the salesman spoke up. He was clearly nervous, but spoke his mind quite clearly and very much so in favor of the darker princess. Turning against is own people. What a shame and, even more so, a coward.
After sharing his piece, he realized just how far out of line he'd stepped and quickly clapped a hand to his mouth and forbade himself to speak anymore. His calm cover dissolved around him and he could no longer control his knees. They shook with a nervousness so strong one could smell it.
***
Ganondorf looked at the woman with a mixed expression of surprise and irritation. Before he could say anything in response to her challenge, the salesman spoke up. He was clearly nervous, but spoke his mind quite clearly and very much so in favor of the darker princess. Turning against is own people. What a shame and, even more so, a coward.
Wheatley rolled along on his management rail, looking for chinks in GLaDOS' tiled walls.
"Not anything here... or here... or- Oh! What's that there?" he ground to a halt and peered inside the crack in an old, deteriorating tile. It revealed a testing chamber with various Aperture Science mechanisms that might have rendered the test unsolvable for the core, but he paid no attention to that. He was more focused on trying to find the girl with the ponytail. "Lady! Lady, a-are you in there?" He knew he probably wasn't going to get a vocal response, but he tried anyways. "Just- Just say something if you're there."
After a few minutes of silence, he gave the chamber a very close examination. It appeared to be empty. He wheeled himself back a little bit and inspected the outside wall. Finally, he found the window that overlooked the chamber. As demanded by protocol, the computer screen beside the window showed a number and a series of boxes. The number was 15. Test chamber number 15. Underneath it was a smaller set of numbers that were separated by a slash. it read 12/30. The girl only had three more chambers to go before she reached this one!
"Brilliant! I'll just sit here and wait!" Wheatley said, excitedly. He stared into the chamber through the window and hummed quietly to himself.
***
"WHERE ARE YOU?!" The human shouted as he looked fearfully around the room. She didn't humor him just yet. In her camera's view, she could see the door slide open. The man slowly made his way to it, eyes darting everywhere but at the one place that could answer his question. The camera followed his jagged movements with a smoother swoop.
"That doesn't really matter either, now does it?" She said, finally breaking her cold silence. "But, I'll tell you anyways. I'm everywhere.[/] There's nowhere on this facility you can't go where I won't be. There isn't anything you can say or do that I won't know about. So, don't you [i]dare try to defy me. In here, I am God." Having said that, she turned the speaker in his room off. It clicked and then fizzled a little bit as the electricity to it stopped flowing.
"Not anything here... or here... or- Oh! What's that there?" he ground to a halt and peered inside the crack in an old, deteriorating tile. It revealed a testing chamber with various Aperture Science mechanisms that might have rendered the test unsolvable for the core, but he paid no attention to that. He was more focused on trying to find the girl with the ponytail. "Lady! Lady, a-are you in there?" He knew he probably wasn't going to get a vocal response, but he tried anyways. "Just- Just say something if you're there."
After a few minutes of silence, he gave the chamber a very close examination. It appeared to be empty. He wheeled himself back a little bit and inspected the outside wall. Finally, he found the window that overlooked the chamber. As demanded by protocol, the computer screen beside the window showed a number and a series of boxes. The number was 15. Test chamber number 15. Underneath it was a smaller set of numbers that were separated by a slash. it read 12/30. The girl only had three more chambers to go before she reached this one!
"Brilliant! I'll just sit here and wait!" Wheatley said, excitedly. He stared into the chamber through the window and hummed quietly to himself.
***
"WHERE ARE YOU?!" The human shouted as he looked fearfully around the room. She didn't humor him just yet. In her camera's view, she could see the door slide open. The man slowly made his way to it, eyes darting everywhere but at the one place that could answer his question. The camera followed his jagged movements with a smoother swoop.
"That doesn't really matter either, now does it?" She said, finally breaking her cold silence. "But, I'll tell you anyways. I'm everywhere.[/] There's nowhere on this facility you can't go where I won't be. There isn't anything you can say or do that I won't know about. So, don't you [i]dare try to defy me. In here, I am God." Having said that, she turned the speaker in his room off. It clicked and then fizzled a little bit as the electricity to it stopped flowing.
Sounds great! It'll be fun doing another role play with you. Did you have a specific two players in mind or just in general?
Okay. I'll repost it again later.
Maybe. What do you think, Drake?
I don't know... o.o
Awesome! This could be fun! I would like to get at least one more person. But it doesn't have to be just one. You know, the more, the merrier!
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