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Richard Fowl


Roaring waves of sea water rippled into streams of foaming driblets as it clanged upon the aegis of the starboard hull, bifurcating into smaller rifts of perpetual torrents. The breeze was frigid and unrelenting, pulling the warmth of a hushed reverie whilst howling within the subtle districts of the upper deck. Neither did it become a cordial nor pleasant specter for one to embrace as it continuously sailed its lucid threads among passengers who were deemed far from offering resistance to its unwelcoming temperature. Few sorted the unthinkable as they attempted to defy its upheaval, only to be remunerated by a deplorable consequence. Richard exemplified those who took the challenge as if he assumed to be better than any of them. Hands deposited within the warmth of his pockets, thinking it might abrogate the obscure ire of a bitter climate.

Clinging against the steel rails wasn't the best of ideas one could've mustered with. Its freezing surface gnawed a piercing sensation that stirred one's already fragile equilibrium. Nevertheless while being reasonably aware of it, Richard pursued as to balance himself from the vessel's bowed shifting. He felt the dizziness swirling around his unsettled mind, crawling a forceful retch that awaited its unpleasant release. Perhaps if the cold was far from being a bearable adversary, the unsavory plucks of seasickness seemed worse.

This is not the best time be alive.

As his mind raced against the discomforting furor, Richard tried best to rectify the nagging force when he let a belch of sour air escape from his mouth. Luckily, no one was at his proximity proven the stench left him grimaced, and without a doubt would compel anyone away from smelling it. A stream of his exhaled breath followed, barely noticing a frigid wisp of air decomposing its warmth. He pulled the shade of his hood, partly suppressing from the harsh rigidity of the relentless chill, vaguely fearing the likeliness of a frostbite.

Afterwards, he tried to proceed with a saunter, occasionally limping from a sudden pitch of the platform. Outside weaved a vast deluge of seawater, darkened by leaden foils of frost as his gaze was pulled towards it. The sky was swathed by uneven shades of black and cerulean, and through its extensive layer dwelt meager displays of stars, most unfolding a barely visible glimpse from its gleaming sharp dazzle. Beneath, laid a spacious picture of the academy but Richard mostly ignored it as he continued with his steps, aiming to reach the cabins and grab a thicker jacket. Never did he fancy an idea worse than wearing a filmy sweatshirt let alone pants made out of cotton. Perchance to illogical schemes like these were best buried underneath the domain of his ignorance.

Upon his path came an unlikely confrontation, forcing the youth from his sauntering due to the alluring view of one's beauty. Something was amiss, as if it was pulling him astray while influencing a subtlety of actions to deviate from his jurisdiction. Sights were set towards a blonde girl who stood beside the cabin's door, later on gazing for a particular moment of time as he dazzled upon the elegance she swayed. The warmth of his body easily rose and flailed the girded shivers bestowed by the vile weather, allowing the breadth of his chest to throb wildly from an uncertain feeling that was floundering his firmness.

Hello beautiful.

Words slipped inside his thoughts as a soap would escape from one's clumsy hands. He shook his head by the time he recognized how nearly close he was from falling within mesmerized thoughts. Still, Richard couldn't simply deny how attractive the girl looked but reasoning with his feelings lacked a certain notion of his understanding.

"I'd say, the fun they're having down there shouldn't be missed by the likes of you. Then again, we all have our personal definitions of enjoyment. Some happen to find it in the seats of solitude, like me as an example." He expressed a thin, brittle smile while adding an abrupt chortle ― something likely formed from sheepish attempts.

"Richard by the way," He nodded afterwards. "Pardon my intrusion, hopefully I hadn't bothered your time with silence as I failed to notice that my businesses should be of my own."

Truth be told, it was of his main intention and by stating his apology gave him a slight assurance to be noticed, or at least as what he believed. He continued his way inside the cabin while waiting for a chance to let the girl acknowledge his presence.
RP: Ashbury Academy
RP: ℛ є q υ ι є м.
RP: The Superhuman Crusade & Alliance Revolution (S.C.A.R.)
RP: Us, Redux
RP: No Hope
RP: Academy 218
What in gods name is a plot. I thought we were here to Murder each other! BETRAYAL! ;^)


We are but it has to be organized XD.
I go for the random roommate selection as well, though it'd be intriguing to have Richard be with another ginger or a cat person (either someone who generally loves cats or has feline-ish powers). ;))
@Lady Amalthea 7/10 I like its bleak and sorrowful melody but I'm not overall impressed with the vocals. Still a good song nonetheless.

Posted. Let the fun commence!

I'll be fairly active next week due to my Christmas leave from work so that means I'll be keeping an active eye at everyone's posts from time to time.

Also, I've created a piratepad so that we can openly discuss about different plots we can add, our characters and their relationships or pretty much anything. The link to it is at the first page under the updates and announcements. So feel free to chill while I'm there because I have a lot of free time this holiday season. ^^
Eliard Johnson

As one of the spheres vanished, Eli held another one, bringing forward as it hovered across a certain distance. It was the same as what he did recently, letting it teem with energy until glowering into a gleaming flare of light. Once done, he lifted his scowl against anyone his sights could set into while clamping his teeth together from his spiraling tantrum.

"Alright, since no one is making any sense, I'm afraid I'll just have to blow things up. At least with that, something will make sense." Eli spoke as he swept a few tangled strands of his red hair with his hands.

At that moment, Eli felt a fervent half of his consciousness, stirring an immense hold of power needing to be unleashed. It was a dense yet forceful feeling emanating a ravenous comportment, later influencing the course of his actions. It was as if something conveyed a single, incomprehensible message within his thoughts, apprising what he should do. While merely a blur, one certain idea he could decipher was that it urged him to proceed on a destructive force. It shadowed him for a moment, allowing little time for him look over himself. Eli then felt the comfort of it, the voracity building up as he nearly felt it lounging inside his veins. Years spent confined at the ORB had him forget this feeling and now, never did he discern how alive he was, how his gluttonous leverage over his powers gave him a rationale to stand firm against the surface of this world.

However, even after mounting his grasp for power, Eli felt something strange latching behind his sagacity. At first it was a frail sight of a blood-curdling projection, stemming a disarray of shadows ― as what it seemed ― towards a singular route which Eli later noticed to be at his proximity. One thing he wouldn't dare to stumble across was the darkness. Eli hated it and somehow left him shivering in fear due to past experiences he couldn't express on recalling. As the shadows extended their reach, Eli then felt his stomach lurching, his mind raced a nagging fright that forced him to abide an action that was far beyond his control. He couldn't move ― or at least he couldn't let himself be. The sight of the darkness folded his recent claim of power to a spiraling obscurity. Eli grievously wanted to evade the shadow's advance but his sullen fright refused to give him even a single option to do so.

"Get the fuck away from me!" And so he brazenly shrieked, forcing a terrified emphasis of his youthful voice.

The sphere he was supposed to control vanished at an instant once his attention altered towards the shadows. He continued to let his vociferation battle an unseen enemy, often cowering from a pretentious display of a contrived bravery.

"FUCK OFF!" He persisted until one giant, formless being began charging towards him, later forcing a prolonged scream out from his lungs. Then, even from a clogged view, he noticed something familiar as he let his scrutiny flow over a few proportions. It was the giant man, attempting an odd practice of something he wasn't quite wary of.

"The fuck are you trying to do?" For once fear subsided but only a fraction of it drifted away. The shadows were still lounging but Eli wasn't too mindful of it now.

"You're trying to do this, aren't you?" He scowled at the giant as he pointed the emanating shadows. "Too bad it's a shitty attempt to hold me back."

While he regained a partial hold of his power, he still couldn't settle himself completely with the existence of these shadows reaching him. One of the spheres that orbited Eli slowly slipped from its place, finding its way on top of his hand as it glided tenderly. After what he assumed to be the cause of the giant man, Eli ended up being the most unhappiest person inside the room. At this point, neither any words nor action would pin him down into silence.

"But I must say, it's a nice try but it will take more than that to bring me down, ya piece of shit." Eli raised his hand as the sphere hid behind its caress, bringing his body sideways. With his leg set on one side, it'd be easily noticed he was imitating a pitcher's stance and although hurling the sphere felt only an instant aim away, Eli felt obligated to give the giant man some short time before bringing in a trail of destruction.

"Say, are you good at dodgeball? because if not, you'll be so unlucky today."

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Lloyd Washterson

Lloyd chuckled in response as he lifted Victoria from her plight, smiling as his eyes met hers in a less tricky way. Afterwards, Elijah inched closer, checking for any circumstances that might have deemed beyond his reach. Every once in a while, a harmless encounter made these guards watchful as the uncertainty of those confrontations might result to an inevitable mess. Nobody knew how much secrecy could each individual bear, whether or not they'd be spies among the opposition. Every trust was established with utmost caution for the fear of committing mistakes that would potentially damage any further stand the organization could inaugurate. Nevertheless, even when someone was to be endowed with Lloyd's credence, it would most likely fall towards the doubts of others.

"I'm fine, Elijah," Lloyd assured before his escort could even speak. He then sifted back to Victoria, returning his attention to her. "I'd say these new people are certainly going to be your future companions or perhaps, your team."

Lloyd then resumed his way towards the simulation room, hinting the woman to follow behind.

"As you can see, every S.C.A.R. member is assigned to a team. Whether or not you're destined to take recon exercises or just be a part of the staff here among the many facilities, you're ― nonetheless ― obligated to be a part of something. I implemented this as I am not fond of people shying away from a unified crowd. We are one by the way and being a faction with one purpose doesn't excuse some to scatter on their own."

Within perfect timing, they arrived at the simulation room. Elijah stepped forward as he pressed some buttons on the biometrics machine, later initiating a laser scan which opened the door afterwards. Lloyd was half-stunned as he stepped in, noticing a few misconceptions from his standpoint. Regardless, it was far from being a mess out of his control as he saw the men in their calm state. However, there was this redhead who seemed far from being a favourable individual.

"My apologies for my late arrival," He spoke in a calm yet loud tone, making sure his voice is enough for everyone to comprehend. "As you can see, I'm a very busy man or so to speak, but I never bias my time over you people as I treat everyone equally."

Lloyd paused as he tried to close his distance towards the new faces.

"Anyway, I all welcome you to S.C.A.R., abbreviated for the Superhuman Crusade and Alliance Revolution. I assume some of you are quite familiar with our name as this faction was once the great resistance that crumbled the government's tyranny and hatred over the existence of a unique race ― a race they solely despise as they fear they will ascend as an embodiment of evolution, forever bringing a significant change to the world. There was also one noble man who fought for the cause of equality, sadly he isn't here anymore."

For a moment, the subtlety of that thought raced Lloyd's mind. He haven't tackled any subject concerning the loss of his father but even so, he tried to let his stance be firm of the tragedy as he was already leading a legacy that was left for him to reconstruct.

"But so much for all of that, I will provide any information you wanted to know if you can find some time to approach me. For now, I want to enlighten you all that you are now a part of this faction whether you like it or not because out there, nothing will be at your favor. The government will take whatever they can dispose from their powers just to hunt you down and place you back in that grimy prison facility. But here, you're all safe. No one can track you down as they firmly believed this place has been obliterated years ago and I'm ever so thankful that they're wrong."

One of the guards approached Lloyd, handing out a small device which seemed to be more of a remote control.

"Now I know you're still adjusting and absorbing the information I've just stated out but all of your questions will be answered after we have this practice."

As Lloyd pressed the center button of the device, the room screened a bizarre projection, slowly shifting to different dimensional displays. Flickers of light coruscated at the circular platform, all of them glowed uniformly which then impelled the metal bars at the center to wind up in a spinning motion. Afterwards, a pillar of light beamed vertically from the center, casting toward the room's ceiling and unfurled its radiance through connecting proportions. At a slow pace, the entire facility was changing, as if it was an old latent photo undergoing its visible development. The ceiling transformed into an azure blanket while clouds slowly assembled into its view. The surface transfigured, later warping into a scene of an outside, open city with high-rises conjoined to form an urban landscape. Within a few minutes, everyone from the facility were somewhat transferred to a city by an unimaginable process. Including Lloyd, they were all standing on a wide space, congested by angry protesters and a police force defending a line of restriction.

"This exercise will just test how you're capable of handling your powers. You don't need to worry about passing or failing because this is merely an exhibition. Think of it as a way of introducing yourself. Your shared goal is to just help the protesters pass from the police force who are blocking the way." Lloyd raised the remote, letting the new recruits become aware of the simulation concept. "I would just like to inform you that these are real, meaning that they are able to respond to your actions whenever I press a button from this remote. They will see you, smell you, tell the color of your hair but fear not, they're artificially constructed despite being relatively close to reality. Also, please be warned that the guns these police possess can hurt you as they are mimicked by A.I. but they are far from killing you."

With a smile, he looked at the new recruits with grace, placing his thumb near a specific button of the remote.

"So, who wants to go first?" He asked as he highly noticed the redhead and the giant man to be the first possible candidates.

Just to set up the mood.
Apologies. I've been forced to accompany someone with Christmas shopping thus, interrupting my time to write a post. Don't worry guys, I'll have this one tonight. ;)
@Dynamo Frokane I'm a sucker for songs with good lyrical content even though I'm not an avid listener of rap music.
8/10


Matthias Korfred


SOLDIER base: Residential Quarters
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Earlier.

The world etched to a blur, fluttering a seam of grayness high above and conjured billows of funneling cyclones that gushed piercing howls of savage winds. Shrill clatters of lightning scintillated a vast uproar of gleaming light, striking at a swiftness beyond a vigilant's gaze while smaller flickers of it expanded beneath the conduits of thick belching clouds. Tress danced in hapless grace as their stand became swiveled by surging winds; their meager leaves flew violently from its channel and swirled towards the nothingness that followed it. A cold thread of mist swallowed the residue of life form, casting an obscure hollow of oblivion as the storm brought forth its decaying emanation.

Matty stood above an uncanny platform, amorphous to what it was and bizarre as how it lifted him mid-air. He felt the stifling coldness of an unwavering tempest, biting the warmth from the armour he donned. The murky mist erased half of what he saw as it proceeded on devouring what his vision could've unraveled. The stormy gust of wind deemed worse as it forced his balance to falter away from the strange rostrum. Chaos was the only notion his mind could register as the roaring thunder deafened his aural faculty, wobbling the equilibrium of his already clogged perception. Matty later yelled a singular inflection of fear and uncertainty, racing his mind to battle an evoking maelstrom as it amplified itself with each passing minute.

"Help me!" A crumbling fold of lighting followed after a superficially familiar voice implored an unheralded entreaty.

From above, clouds loomed a circular opening ― a gaping maw of surging mass that encompassed the gray-blanketed sky. Shards of lightning panned to connect from its rift following a prodigious downpour.

"Matty, please ... help me!" The voice echoed from all proportions despite the drowning racket of thunder and rain. From its timbre struck Matty to his own surprise, knowing how gravely familiar it was.

"Jacky," His sights sifted albeit the zero visibility from what the mist provided. He craned recklessly, eager to find where his deceased fiancee stood about. "Where are you? Jacky!"

Matty cried out and continued until his voice frayed and dried up.

"I'm here, Matty." It stuttered along the lines of its words, shaking from the inevitable lack of certainty subjected from what the voice truly was, whether it'd be a piddling mirage summoned by the storm's continual wrath or a memory inscribing a void planted from Matty's wounded heart.

"Help me get out of here, please."

"Where are you Jacky?" Matty continued to aimlessly wander against ravaging squalls and roars of heavy rainfall until a swift and mighty ram of lightning struck the skies, piercing his ears from its rumbling clap, eventually losing the balance he have on the platform's stand. He nearly fell but immediately took hold while the rest of him remained suspend mid-air.

Then a laugh was uttered ― a vicious, sinister snicker redeeming a vile pitch of hinted iniquitous intentions. It lasted for a few seconds before being interrupted by a booming growl of thunder.

"She's gone now," What Matty heard before transcended into a deep, echoing mesh of malice voiced within the tendrils of hatred and rage. "And soon, you will be too."

Leaden clouds girdled in convulsion, seething a rapid heave of twisting gusts that formed a swirling monster. The immense strength of the tornado hollowed the remnants left by destruction, uprooting damaged trees and consuming them to its giant, cavernous vortex. It danced within an approximate distance before the platform where Matty stood and slowly, his strength started to wear out as the tornado's power pulled him away from his resistance.

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Abruptly, Matty rose despite being bristled from the rigidity of his weariness. Eyes wide, panning throughout the sections of his room while his breaths throbbed wildly. Unwrapping himself from his clean, tender blanket, he kicked himself out of his bed then started to scrutinize what he had just underwent from a distant vision. He sauntered towards the mirror, fixating in its direction only to see a shirtless reflection of himself. He felt cold and this time it wasn't a reverie. He then drifted away from the mirror and settled himself down as he went back to his bed. Hands buried a part of his face as Matty exhaled a soft wisp of air.

"Christ." He murmured to himself, plunging all of his weight and laid himself back on top of the bed.

Throughout the recent weeks, Jacqueline started to become a subject of his rousing nightmares. The sulking memoir of her death was the fuel of a never-ending torment, ceaselessly plunging Matty below an abyss thwarted by dismay and a dreary apparition. Despite moving forward from the unpleasant tragedy, the ashes molded by his tenacious grudge remained crawling around his reasoning. Such took direct effect to the influences of his sleep, later adjourning a subtle and solemn night into terrorizing shrieks of unsavory dreams. Often did he become frustrated about how these frequented his firm grip towards solitude. However, having an established patience has its advantages. At times, Matty consulted people close to him about his swirling nightmares, seeking succinct opinions and advices on how to overcome it. It took a positive effect but even after awhile, a dose of his nightmares still returned.

Matty winced as he felt the persisting pain lodging through his left shoulder. Perhaps the idea he had yesterday of an exaggerated weightlifting demonstration was beyond appalling. At times, his humbleness was his widely known quality as he recurrently regarded his works for the betterment of others. Yesterday was far from that as he lately realized that only his shallow bravado was flaunted from his facade. He felt embarrassed himself that the majority of the said demonstration was only him showing off his strength and expertise on the field of weightlifting only to be rewarded with an unwanted consequence.

Subsequent thuds of knocking hammered the door to his room, placing an urge to get up from bed in spite of the stiffness he felt.

"Yes?" His voice raised, making sure to let the person hear it.

"It's Jacob."

"In a moment." Puzzled from his friend's early visit, Matty slowly got up, groaning in the process then limped a couple of steps towards his dresser where he grabbed a red bathrobe.

"What do you need by the way?"

It took a mere moment before a response was voiced out. Matty was about to open the door before being forced to halt and remain to where he stood.

"You don't have to open the door. I just ..." Jacob held the words to an obstruction, a quaver from his voice gave an obvious note that something's amiss, not that it'd severely worry Matty but he was always the curious kind. "Well I―"

"I'm listening."

Delving behind the younger man was perhaps a perplexing task Matty could've appointed himself with. Lately he believed there was something hidden among his abrupt and incomplete speeches and the mystifying truths it bore had Matty doused into the deeper facets of his own curiosity.

"Uh, I'll just tell you at the training grounds. Anyway, uhm ... did you notice your name from the announcement earlier?"

"What announcement?" Matty raised an eyebrow as he stood idly between the draperies on his room's walls. Most of them adorned the arrangement of picture frames and other works of art.

"Oh, Uh, you were required to attend something. Not sure what it was but for certain the co―"

"I'll be there swiftly. Please, let them know if they start to question my punctuality."

"Alright and uhm ... sir Matthias?"

"Matty." Matty corrected. Of all the things deemed worse, being called apart from his nickname proved to be rather vexatious.

"Sorry, I mean―"

"Look Jacob. If you're going to say something, don't be bothered on saying it directly to me. I'm not going to do anything vile to you as long as―"

"Thank you." After cutting his words off, Jacob left with the sound of his footsteps clunking towards a different location. it left Matty to wonder about the uncertainty residing at the cadet. Whatever his last statement meant might have something to do with the favours he often did with new students. Perhaps he could assume it was for that reason but the truth was yet to be known.


At the council room.

For the duration of his rushed preparation had Matty wore his usual attire for the conference. Dressed with formal apparel comprising of a long-sleeved shirt tucked inside of his dark-coloured slacks. His leather shoes brimmed an elegant glow as he ambled within the halls, greeting passersby with a mirthful smile and a courteous gesture. Occasionally, there'd be people who would stop by and constrain his attention upon them, later conversing about the plans he was bringing forth for the new SOLDIER cadets. As he redundantly mentioned, it was yet to be drafted and finalized. Matty often ended those queries with an abrupt and incomplete statement just to span away from their sights.

Upon opening the doors to the designated room, Matty came across a few familiar faces. Though it'd be a bit of an effort to greet them individually, he rested upon an unbiased decision by waving his hand with a smile following thereafter.

"Pleasant morning, everyone." He hailed, allowing glee to harmonize with his voice.

While waiting for things to get started, Matty found a chair to relax on. He crossed his legs and tapped a finger across the chair's wooden arm as he sat. He enjoyed the quiet state for awhile until Hal bustled in surprisingly. Despite how sudden it was, Matty fell in hilarity as he chuckled towards Hal's peculiar request.

"Hey look at you ..." Matty meddled with the scents his nose were manifesting. He was certain his shower session was thorough regardless of being done in a rush. As carefully reckoning on his scrutiny, later did he realize the scent was merging with Hal's. Matty hid his grimace as he tried to proceed with his words.

"Alright Hal, let's have a deal. I'll cook something special after this and have champagne to top it all off but," He paused, holding his breath for a split second. "you need to tidy yourself first. I'll allow you to borrow any soap I possess as I have an assortment of them. You may even want to consider on owning one but that's up to you."

Looking back, Matty could've thought he was mocking him but honesty was always his best solution to everything. Besides, it could further prevent any grueling scents from ever penetrating his sense of smell.
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