[quote=Xenonia]
Hi, I'm Xenonia, I'll be playing the "Stray Child". Also, maybe change the "How to not be a dick" title to "Rules". It's a bit confusing...
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It's true that I'm probably unclear with the importance of opening that hider. I'll look into it after work (and finish my shit hopefully).

[quote=SirBeowulf]
I'm liking the titles of the characters. (By the way, its Caravaneer.) You can take your time, like Kyle said. I don't really mind waiting in the slightest. The more we wait the higher quality stuff you'll be able to put out for us.
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[url=http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/caravanner]Caravanner[/url]. We are both right, but my spelling was incorrect.

Since I'm taking forever with SIP, I'll give a quick description for any who might want to have an origin there: The Islands were originally 3 separate island nations that lead the fishing industry. From the get-go they were pretty anti-war and would only participate in the sake of defending themselves. Because of their smaller populations, only one representative attended the Last Meeting for the creation of UNO. By the end of the meeting, the rep was the only one to reject a universal alliance. Because of her steadfastness, a clause had to be written into the UNO inception documents that the islands would be exempt from the conditions stated as long as no violent action arose between them and the UNO. In such a case, UNO would be forced to annex the islands with force if need-be. 

The representative returned to the islands horrified by the way the world's leaders cowered like sheep to Morane and their threat of "The End of the World". After telling her tale to the leaders of the islands, they all agreed to form a universal pact, similar to UNO but in direct opposition to their ideals. A chief was elected on each island, and all matters were decided by vote in an Island Council. The council made it's goal to withhold citizen freedom, and encourage personal protection and responsibility. There was no private military, only a self-trained civilian militia, and nearly everyone carried a firearm. This goal of freedom, extended to markets as well, attracting dozens of large tech developers who wanted to escape UNO regulation. After a while SIP became known as a technological haven for those who didn't believe the rumors of barbarianism.

...That took like ten minutes. I am a bad procrastinator.