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@Marik

Yup. I find that games with character customization options are a great alternative to scrounging for art.


Mind telling me what game you used?
@Queentze

Here's a CS for ya.



That's the greasiest motherfucker I've ever seen. Did you make him in a game?
A single figure gazes out into the endless expanse of the New York City skyline. Even though the sun had set hours before, the lights from the metropolis made everything visible, everything clear. At least, that’s the way it should be; though by the weariness on this man’s face, it was clear that the skyscrapers would not give the answers he needed. He barely hears it, a subtle click. Whipping around his eyes burst open at the sight of another figure, and one he had not seen for quite some time. “Bronston? I thought you were dea…“ A flash of light and bang cut our sightseer off as he meets his destruction in the form of a simple metal piece propelled right between his eyes. The force of the bullet sends him tumbling back into the glass window, shattering it completely. The sightseer plummets over twenty stories, and still his killer speaks to the man as if his words would follow his victim to the afterlife. “I got better.”

That was undoubtedly the best part; Ashley had seen this movie around a dozen times and the climax scene where the ARGO agent Jace Bronston got revenge on the man that killed his children always gave her goosebumps. Wanting to take it all in, she leaned forward on her cheapo mattress, trying to take in every moment that the CRT television bolted to the side of her cell could provide. “I’d hate to be on the bad side of that guy.” Which could very well be a possibility as “Jace Bronston: Rogue No More” was based on a true story. But what were the chances that the punk kid that called herself crimson with a K could even build up the reputation to get a high roller like Bronston on her back? Hell, what were the odds of the girl even getting out of this godforsaken sunken ship of a prison in the first place?

From that door that represented freedom fell what was supposed to be dinner, but instead just a measly envelope. Likewise, Ash now had a firm scowl on her face where it would usually be an eager grin. The thin object rested casually up against the brown stained cell door, that entire forward wall bearing that color, serving as a remnant of a time when Bailey thought that she was still Krimson. That first week was hell, and the scars still show on her light skinned palms. If everything had gone as planned, all it would have taken to get Ash free was that single shiv but instead, she ended up gushing blood and bashing her fists against the wall, the pain so severe that she was practically begging for a doctor. None of the other prisoners took “Krimson” seriously after that, and most probably assumed the girl was a lunatic.

“The fuck is this?” Ashley eyed the envelope and then the PDA both with an inquisitive and pissed off stare, her mood heavily leaning to the latter once both the lights and her “home cinema” powered down, and going back to intrigued at the point Mr. Sinister got into the nitty gritty of his operation. Ash couldn’t meet that agree requirement faster if she tried.

Lo and behold, the cell doors popped open and that elevator stood out like the last piece of candy in a Halloween bowl. Stepping out Ash would whistle to one of the robotic guardsmen. “Hey tin-head, I think it’s time for a makeover. I’ve got a shiny red coat of paint with your name on it!”
You know, I really admire the detail put into that first IC post. It's not every day you get a GM willing to put more than words.
I'm just wondering how we'll get out of prison. Ya know, because it can flood. You all know how to swim right? Heh, I should make it to where Ash never learned...
My name starts with M, so that's why I've been called to announce the next letter, the letter that comes after L, the letter that will continue this game, the thing that will inch us closer to our ultimate goal, which we will undoubtedly fail due to the chaotic nature of the people here and our universe; like ants rushing to their mound as stormclouds dwell overhead, like baby turtles inching ever closer to the shoreline with the threat of gulls looming, that is our fate, and will continue to be until we accomplish our mission. It might take years, decades even, but we will persist. Remember, hold the line. Our influence stopped the rachni, but before that, we held the line. Our influence stopped the krogan, but before that, we held the line! Our influence will stop the bronies! In the battle today, we will hold the line! M, you glorious bastards! M!
It's always been my dream to act in kayfabe. I'm interested.
Everyone has something different to bring to the table, and powers aren’t everything. I’m sure Hazel could be quite surprising with what she can dish out with that telepathy. Also, combat doesn’t have to be necessary, and we have plenty of players that could prove themselves with their fighting prowess. I’m pretty positive we won’t be fighting powered individuals the whole time. There’s still the police and various gangs. That’s where I plan to fill my niche anyway, I’m more interested in getting involved in the street level of Lonchwell.

Blood for the blood god?


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