I'm Ninja. 28 year old who loves to write and roleplay. It's a major hobby of mine.
I work 40+ hour weeks so I'm usually busy and though I can't guarantee a reply every day, I do try to get back to you within the week.

I'm usually a more private individual but I'm open and enjoy OOC. However, I'm not the type to push it, especially if I feel my partner isn't interested in it.

I don't have that many rules though I am picky enough to expect that the few I do are adhered to:

• Adult content:
  I don't write smut/erotica but I have no issues referencing themes or fading to black. If you questions on how far I'll go, ask me. I'm not shy [okay actually I am but that's beside the point for this instance] I just don't like to write certain things.
• Age Minimum:
  I require my partners to be 18+. I'm 28 and prefer not to have to worry about if something is age appropriate or acceptable. I might not write erotica but at the same time, I might reference certain older themes.
  That and writing romance with underage kids is very uncomfortable for me so yeah.
• Romance:
  I'm completely open to romance in a story but I don't really like to force it. It has to work with the characters. Also, I will only write M/F romantic relationships though I can RP either gender.
• Writing Style:
  I am not a major grammar enthusiast but I do believe a story can be written well. That said I won't have any issues unless you use text speech or do one-liners (honestly unless we are doing a quick speedy RP that will just kill my end as I am casual to advanced.

I can (and enjoy) writing multiple characters (pending the story). I write male and female and have been known to have a lot of secondaries and NPCs (again pending story). So yes - if the question runs through your mind - I can double (again pending the story).

I range from loving to create arcs and subplots to doing a more simple story (though usually the former). I do like, at times, to slowly reveal things. I have no issues collaborating on a story or carrying it pending my partner. But I will have aspects that will be revealed as we go in either scenario.

I write mid-casual (apparently casual is 3 paragraphs???) to advanced. Basically, I can do from about 3 paragraphs to a lot - pending the scene, the characters, how tired I am, and what my partner throws at me.

Grammar-wise: I'm not picky nor am I perfect.

I do prefer writing through PMs but I am open to discussing other venues.
I am NOT a big fan of threads but eh we can talk about it.

Posting frequency: I'm looking about once a week - sometimes a lot more than that. It really depends on the week, the level of the RP (casual, high advanced), and life.
I don't guarantee daily posting.

No one wanted them. And honestly who could blame them? It was hard enough to support oneself and one's own family than to bring on two additional mouths to feed. In most cases, they would have probably been split up. Orphans were often split from siblings in order to find homes for them all. However, any attempt to do so usually ended in poor results. The two refused to leave each other. And so they remained together and one of the orphanage homes.

It might have helped if they were boys. Two additional boys would have made farm work a lot easier. But not many people wanted a girl - let alone two. Not to mention the deposition:

Elizabeth (right) was a more outgoing child. Curious, a bit melodramatic, excited about life. However, she had a temper and though it didn't come out often it was one that made adopting her less likely. Though, that probably would have been manageable if it wasn't for her twin.

Alone, Katheryne (left) probably never would have been adopted. Whereas her sister looked at the world and the beauty with curiosity and wonder, she looked at it through the narrow eyes of suspicion. Aside from her sister, she didn't really interact with the other children. She did what she was told by the headmistress but she just didn't seem to do well. Nowhere near the temper of her sister, there were times she was extremely blunt, and seeming cold-hearted. "A bit too bitter for the likes of me," one potential mother said.

And so the two girls remained. That is until a slip up happened. No one knew if the person the request had made mistake or if the headmistress just wanted to get rid of them. Whatever, the case the two girls were sent West on a train, then by boat, and finally on another train to the green fields of Avonlea.

Hi there.
So a slight take off Green Gables (which has been forever since I've seen it so yeah... lol)
The setting: mid-to-late 19th century. Possibly even beginning of early 20th.

What I'm looking for is someone interested in playing multiple characters. I'm open to discussing playing the receiving family, friends, and the works. I can also play both of the children if you prefer.
Of the characters, I do prefer doing Katheryne as I have an idea for her but at the same time, I'm open to playing Elizabeth instead (both names are placeholders).

The overall story is a bit of historical (as in setting), slice-of-life, and the angsts tied to being unwanted orphans.

I'm open to discussing doing it in the actual "Anne of Green Gables Fandom" or just original.
Though it has been a very long time since I've seen/read the story so my canon characters might not be perfect.

Scientists have always been stretching as far as they could go. Most of the time, their work benefited humanity - improving living conditions, life spans, and way of life. But some, push in other ways. Some for the joy of unrestricted research, others for the money, and still others because they were forced.

It was a secret project - unbeknownst to the world. Bordering unethical and even a bit inhuman, it was kept on the down low. Decades of research, billions invested, and many failures but it finally paid off. They had created life - well at least manipulated the current strands of DNA to make a superhuman. The wake of dead bodies and failed subjects were countless but none of it mattered now. It had been done. The ultimate soldier. A trained assassin and spy that would obey their beck and call. Perfect for military use or secret organizations.

The weapon did all that they hoped it would do. Extremely intelligent it flew through the lessons of mathematics, science, history, computers, and anything else assigned to it. In fighting - it becomes faster and more powerful as it aged. Able to on skilled ex-special forces one on one. With super speed, enhanced senses and incredible reflexes the weapon was turning out as they hoped. Survival - the weapon was able to blend in no matter where it was dropped - the forest, city, ocean and somehow manage to survive and get back to base.

The creators were not stupid. They knew that precautionary steps should be in place in case a fail-safe was ever needed. The small implant by the brain stem took care of that. Able to be remotely activated, it would cause a small explosion that would effectively kill the weapon. But only a few really thought it was necessary.

Along with training in education, fighting, and survival - the weapon underwent severe mental conditioning. From even before birth it was fed information and subliminal commands to ensure the utmost obedience.

But then - with no apparent reasoning, no signs - something went wrong. The weapon snapped. Killing her handler and everyone at the facility, she escaped.

A special team was sent after her. For the next couple months whenever they narrowed in on her, she managed to escape. after seven botched attempts - each worse than the last - you were brought in. Your goal, bring in the weapon. You are the last option before they decide to just eliminate the problem altogether.

Supplemental Reports: Top Secret

The Weapon: pa163-F1 "63" [+]

Gender: Designed as female
Age: 22
Weight: 137 lbs
Bio:
Don't let the smile fool you, pa163-F1 is extremely dangerous. It can and will kill you without a thought. It has no moral conscious and is a danger to itself and everyone around it.

Recapture Attempts [+]

Mission reports on all 7 attempts of recapturing 63.

Attempt 1: [+]

Seattle, WA. 1 month after escaping
Based on a police tip about some young man having his hand broken by a “crazy psycho b—” ART moved in to try to apprehend 63. They intercepted It on the interstate riding a motorcycle. After a chase into a tunnel 63 managed to escape by using the motorcycle as a ram/bomb and escaping through one of the sewer drains.
2 civilian traffic crashes occurred as a result of the chase, though the whole incident was covered up and didn’t even make local news.

Attempt 2 [+]

Vancouver, WA. 4 months after escaping
ART managed to track 63 down to an apartment complex in the inner city. Blocking off the area they moved in. 63 managed to take out the two guards who first entered the apartment before jumping out a 5 story window. She broke through the parameter though getting shot in the arm by a sidearm. 63 came back and killed the shooter before escaping.

Attempt 3 [+]

Nampa, Idaho. 6 months after escaping
An attempted ambush by ART at a café shop 63 was at resulted in 3 civilian and 1 agents deaths as well as 2 agents hospitalized as 63 tore the café apart breaking through the assault team and escaping. The Lt. in charge was reprimanded for engaging in such a public setting and the incident was swept under the rug.

Attempt 4 [+]

Butte, Montana. 10 months after escaping
Flagging a local newspaper photo of 63, ART moved in to apprehend the target. Sneaking in so as to not let 63 know they were coming they approached the trailer that It was renting. Heat signature identified one occupant. However, upon entry it was discovered it was a mannequin cleverly set up to give off a heat signature utilizing some heat source. Not much was else was learned as the trailer exploded shortly after. No sign of 63.

Attempt 5 [+]

Portland, OR. 11 months after escaping.
One of Anima’s agents spotted 63 in Portland. Discretely, she discovered that 63 was living in inner city apartment complex. Cautiously a team was sent in. Gassing the building with sleeping potion they sent in a few members with a bomb squad dog to find that 63 was not there. While they were inside, 63 opened fire from long range sniper rifle taking out a guard and pinning a couple others down. After another minute or two firing, 63 had moved before an ART helicopter moved in on It’s position. From another angle 63 sniped at the helicopter killing the pilot and causing it to crash. About half a dozen people were killed and at least 13 injured. It was covered up as a “news helicopter” crash that had mechanical issues.
The agent who first reported 63 in the city disappeared that next day and was found in a sewage drain 3 months later.

Attempt 6 [+]

Los Angeles, CA. 16 months after the escape
63 was cornered in an old, abandoned meat packing facility. A team of two dozen ART agents with air and dog support moved in to apprehend the target.
Head camera shows the speed and ferocity of the attack. 63 moves in and out of the darkness (power was completely out) like a ghost taking them out one by one. Though, there is one moment she goes up to a soldier with a head camera, knocks his gun out of his hand. Pauses, smiles into the camera, before striking him in the face, breaking his nose.
When the dust settles one agent was strangled by the hanging chains, two killed by a snapped neck, one by a broken nose. Three more had injuries – one with a kneecap splintered, another with minor injuries and the leader of the task force has a scar across his face where a bullet grazed him (flagged by the Director as 63 never misses a target).

Attempt 7 [+]

Orlando, FL. 21 months after the escape
Complete massacre. The team was sent in to apprehend 63 on some house near the pier. When they didn’t report back, a secondary team found them all efficiently and neatly killed. No torture, no unnecessary wounds. Those who died by a knife were killed with one strike, a couple was found with a single gunshot, and several found dead by strangulation or snapped necks. The task force leader was the only one who was not cleanly killed. He was found hanging by his arms – stretched out in a y, shirtless with the word “Exite” carved in his chest – though it was assumed he died from frontal choking before the word was carved.
Analysts translated the word from Latin: “Go Away”

As mentioned - you would be someone who is brought in to re-capture the weapon.
This could be a special ops person, behavioral psychologist, or whatever you like.
Basically, you would be a consultant for hire and would be assigned a team to work with you.
But I'm open to discussing :)

Alternative
You can be a Federal Officer who is assigned to the case.
You don't know about the weapon or even the team trying to retrieve her but you do see some of the aftermath.
The civilians killed in the cafe. The woman found in the sewer. The trailer explosion.
Scenes that show the same woman at the scene.
Little do you realize that there is far more going on than you realize.