Awww... doggos. I'll post sometime tonight hopefully.
Emu
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A simple egg
STATUS: Finally getting started on my Bulma Briefs cosplay! I'm so excited, I love the character, so this is gunna be fuuuuun brah 7 yrs ago
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Finally getting started on my Bulma Briefs cosplay! I'm so excited, I love the character, so this is gunna be fuuuuun brah
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why are all my characters grade-a dickheads?
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7 yrs ago
Who said that? WHO THE DICKENS SAID THAT?!
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Bio
Hello, hello!
I've been roleplaying since I was in 6th grade, probably traumatizing all my roleplay partners in the process with my cringey writing in the process. I've improved, though, and will hopefully continue to hone my skills.
I have a fondness for stories and characters that are incredibly hammy and cheesy. The more over-the-top, the better. My favorite roleplays are usually in the fantasy or sci-fi genre, although occasionally I'll dab in horror if I think it looks interesting.
I'm a big fan of both western and japanese animation. Some of my favorite anime are Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood, One Piece, Puella Madoka Magica, My Hero Academia, and Sailor Moon! I also really enjoy Futurama, Pinky and the Brain, and Rick and Morty. There are tons more I like, just can't think of 'em at the moment.
I've been roleplaying since I was in 6th grade, probably traumatizing all my roleplay partners in the process with my cringey writing in the process. I've improved, though, and will hopefully continue to hone my skills.
I have a fondness for stories and characters that are incredibly hammy and cheesy. The more over-the-top, the better. My favorite roleplays are usually in the fantasy or sci-fi genre, although occasionally I'll dab in horror if I think it looks interesting.
I'm a big fan of both western and japanese animation. Some of my favorite anime are Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood, One Piece, Puella Madoka Magica, My Hero Academia, and Sailor Moon! I also really enjoy Futurama, Pinky and the Brain, and Rick and Morty. There are tons more I like, just can't think of 'em at the moment.
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Craggard gaped at the Lady Primrosa, honored that she would directly speak to him. Once again, Craggard failed to understand how a giant like Lord Grimm could possibly be related to such dainty creatures. Either Lord Grimm was actually a dame under all that armor, or those sisters were adopted.
Craggard's surprise at being spoken to seemed to wear off quickly as the nobleman quickly recomposed himself. He dusted off some debris on his shoulders casually, grinning smugly as he spoke to the young woman.
" Ah, so not only are the Grimm sisters radiant, but they are also kind! Your reputation precedes you, my lady. No need t' worry about me, though. A fella like myself can handle any old riff-raff, I assure you." He boasted in a playful tone. Although that was an arguably blatant lie, Craggard was usually able to intimidate his men back home and keep them from rebelling on occasion, but that was mostly because of the power he held over them. His eyes strayed over to his fellow Onxyians, many of their eyes fixated on the beautiful Primrosa. Craggard decided to take a jab against the companions who bested him while he still had their attention.
" I may not have that fancy military training my cohearts have, but those things pale compared to status and wits, my lady! Don't you agree?"
@Iceheart
Craggard's surprise at being spoken to seemed to wear off quickly as the nobleman quickly recomposed himself. He dusted off some debris on his shoulders casually, grinning smugly as he spoke to the young woman.
" Ah, so not only are the Grimm sisters radiant, but they are also kind! Your reputation precedes you, my lady. No need t' worry about me, though. A fella like myself can handle any old riff-raff, I assure you." He boasted in a playful tone. Although that was an arguably blatant lie, Craggard was usually able to intimidate his men back home and keep them from rebelling on occasion, but that was mostly because of the power he held over them. His eyes strayed over to his fellow Onxyians, many of their eyes fixated on the beautiful Primrosa. Craggard decided to take a jab against the companions who bested him while he still had their attention.
" I may not have that fancy military training my cohearts have, but those things pale compared to status and wits, my lady! Don't you agree?"
@Iceheart
I'm in as well! Spoopy beasties here we come!
Georgie may have been a chipper girl for most of the day, but the first ten minutes of the morning were always cruel to her. The morning started the same as it always did, with obnoxious music blaring from her alarm. Georgie was usually able to sleep in for a few extra minutes, since she was relatively close to her school. In fact, many students of Aria Bay’s university stayed at the building as well, since the apartments she stayed in were relatively close to the school, and dirt-cheap. Somehow, the groggy young girl managed to drag herself out of her bed and squirm into a sweatshirt and sweatpants. Her hair, however, remained untouched in all its poofy, tangled glory.
The University was walking distance, although some students seemed to prefer to drive there to get there quicker. Georgie, however, quite enjoyed the walk to campus, and ever since school started she always made the same route. The familiarity of all the buildings she saw on the way, like that old beat-up house with unusual lawn ornaments, the chain-gas station, and even the faded street signs made Georgie feel warm, like she was greeted by old friends every time she walked past them. Maybe a weird analogy, but it was how she felt.
This time, however, there was something different about her trip to school. A lone poster taped flimsily at her eye-level on a telephone pole stuck out today. Not that doing that was a unique thing- as sad as it was, it was common to see posters for missing pets, and although they always tugged at Georgie's heartstrings, she never did more than keep an eye out for them. People, however, were different. There was a morbid fascination that came with looking at missing people. Where looking at missing pets made her feel sad, looking at missing peoples cases made her excited; thrilled, even. Knowing her twisted view made her feel a little guilty, but she decided to read the poster anyway.
Perhaps most interesting was the photo, a sulky looking guy with unremarkable features other than the fact he was enthusiastically flipping the bird in the photo. The boy seemed smug as he sneered at the camera.
" Huh," she mused out loud. Whoever that guy was, he didn't look the victim one usually pictured being kidnapped or missing or whatever. She whistled softly as she plucked the poster from the pole, stuffing it into her bag as she carried on her merry way. It didn’t take long to arrive at the University, and as she arrived she felt a rush of glee. Today, she would take things easy in class, maybe do something fun, relax, and-
Suddenly, she yelped as someone shoved her out of his way. The girl easily lost her balance from the push, and went tumbling to the cement ground. Several books and another bag went soaring from her arms as she fell, but luckily she scrambled to get them before anyone stepped on them. Before Georgie could scold the rude stranger, he had already pushed and shoved his way past her. She pouted as she watched a bead of blood collect on her knee.
" Owww..." she whined, wiping the tiny spot of blood off her knee.
The University was walking distance, although some students seemed to prefer to drive there to get there quicker. Georgie, however, quite enjoyed the walk to campus, and ever since school started she always made the same route. The familiarity of all the buildings she saw on the way, like that old beat-up house with unusual lawn ornaments, the chain-gas station, and even the faded street signs made Georgie feel warm, like she was greeted by old friends every time she walked past them. Maybe a weird analogy, but it was how she felt.
This time, however, there was something different about her trip to school. A lone poster taped flimsily at her eye-level on a telephone pole stuck out today. Not that doing that was a unique thing- as sad as it was, it was common to see posters for missing pets, and although they always tugged at Georgie's heartstrings, she never did more than keep an eye out for them. People, however, were different. There was a morbid fascination that came with looking at missing people. Where looking at missing pets made her feel sad, looking at missing peoples cases made her excited; thrilled, even. Knowing her twisted view made her feel a little guilty, but she decided to read the poster anyway.
Perhaps most interesting was the photo, a sulky looking guy with unremarkable features other than the fact he was enthusiastically flipping the bird in the photo. The boy seemed smug as he sneered at the camera.
" Huh," she mused out loud. Whoever that guy was, he didn't look the victim one usually pictured being kidnapped or missing or whatever. She whistled softly as she plucked the poster from the pole, stuffing it into her bag as she carried on her merry way. It didn’t take long to arrive at the University, and as she arrived she felt a rush of glee. Today, she would take things easy in class, maybe do something fun, relax, and-
Suddenly, she yelped as someone shoved her out of his way. The girl easily lost her balance from the push, and went tumbling to the cement ground. Several books and another bag went soaring from her arms as she fell, but luckily she scrambled to get them before anyone stepped on them. Before Georgie could scold the rude stranger, he had already pushed and shoved his way past her. She pouted as she watched a bead of blood collect on her knee.
" Owww..." she whined, wiping the tiny spot of blood off her knee.
I'll try to post sometime either tonight, or tomorrow if I get too busy. Hopefully it won't come to that though.
Craggard angrily shoved the younger man off of him with a deep scowl. He wasn't as strong as he used to be- not that he was ever particularly strong or agile, but he was sure he could at least land a hit on the runt. He could have, he reckoned, if Lord Grimm hadn't nearly made him shit himself in terror. Craggard rose from the rubble, with an almost hilarious dignity, considering he was just sprawled across the table trying to wring someone's neck. Some members of the Empire seemed to be attempting to save their dignity as well, while other nobles scorned them. Craggard realized that as a noble, he should have been alongside them, scolding the riff-raff who caused trouble. But none of this was his fault- the blame lay squarely on the confederate who dared insult him.
" It won't happen again, my Lord," Craggard mumbled, carefully avoiding offering an apology without disrespecting the intimidating man. He shot the representative one more furious glare. If only he had succeeded in wiping that smug look off the runt. For now, he wouldn't feel too much regret over his failure. Craggard was sure he could get a chance to get back at him later. So Craggard wasn't as handy with a weapon as he remembered- not a problem. He'll just get someone else to do it next time.
With a dismissive Tch aimed at the representative, Craggard sauntered back to his place with the Onxyites.
" It won't happen again, my Lord," Craggard mumbled, carefully avoiding offering an apology without disrespecting the intimidating man. He shot the representative one more furious glare. If only he had succeeded in wiping that smug look off the runt. For now, he wouldn't feel too much regret over his failure. Craggard was sure he could get a chance to get back at him later. So Craggard wasn't as handy with a weapon as he remembered- not a problem. He'll just get someone else to do it next time.
With a dismissive Tch aimed at the representative, Craggard sauntered back to his place with the Onxyites.
Elias was grateful as he noticed the carriage was speeding up- the sooner he could escape, the better. But, since Elias was Elias, he had to have something to be annoyed at all times, and this time, it was the dog stinking up the wagon. The carriage had been somewhat quiet before the peasant girl, who called herself Circe arrived. It seemed like everyone was suddenly starstruck with the animal now that it arrived. He didn't understand the appeal of dogs. They were smelly and mangy animals, always lumbering around with the stupidest grin. And even though his family had done a fine job chasing off the stray mutts that wandered nearbye, they still plagued the city. His companions' adoration of the creature was misplaced for sure. If anything, they should have been treating him like that. Elias folded his arms, cross that still, nobody had commented on his impressive reputation.
Having temporarily decided to be polite, Elias decided to say something about the dog. Maybe the girl would get it out if he asked nicely." Wouldn't your dog prefer to be out of the carriage in the open air?" Elias suggested through gritted teeth.
@PM
Having temporarily decided to be polite, Elias decided to say something about the dog. Maybe the girl would get it out if he asked nicely." Wouldn't your dog prefer to be out of the carriage in the open air?" Elias suggested through gritted teeth.
@PM
Yes, I'll try to post today as well! Sorry, I had friends over yesterday and we were pretty busy.
@Ambra Good point. I'll adjust the age on there, then!
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