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I mean, we can try bumping the interest check?
@kitten; lol I didn't say play it on two sites. I'm simply showing everyone a site that I use which I find to be a lot more developed, set up, and populated site than RPG. I literally only go on this site for this one role play lol. I can't stand how ridiculously pathetic the site has become since it went down and the fact that it's not even being developed is kind of a mood kill. This other site has radical text coding and a great set up for forums and alerts.
Either way, it was just a suggestion lol. You don't have to use it..:3
Either way, it was just a suggestion lol. You don't have to use it..:3
We could try to run it on this other site I RP on mainly? It's wayyyyyyyyy more developed than this one (which seems to have stopped developing) lol
It's called iwakuroleplay.com, it's awesome and it's got tons of new players that would probably be interested in this
It's called iwakuroleplay.com, it's awesome and it's got tons of new players that would probably be interested in this
I'mmmmm gonna post soon :) I wish we had more players XD
Lol well what do you want me to do? We had interest, and then it disappeared, and now trying to revamp it is just going to be grave digging :( I hate putting so much effort into organizing things that just go belly up after a few weeks :|
No, it wasn't. I'm sorry, that was actually really rude of me. I've been a little on edge today, but that's no excuse.
What I meant was that there are a fair number of active users in this role play, despite the activity in the OOC :) Personally, when I'm busy, I stay out of the OOC most the time and just post my posts :P
But there certainly are a few players that seem to have disappeared :| Has anyone talked to Fireheart?
What I meant was that there are a fair number of active users in this role play, despite the activity in the OOC :) Personally, when I'm busy, I stay out of the OOC most the time and just post my posts :P
But there certainly are a few players that seem to have disappeared :| Has anyone talked to Fireheart?
Lol this is a curious little event. I think the majority of us are here considering the IC is active as can be :)
To be honest I don't think we'll get any interest other than the ones we had this time -.- great ideas always fall through the cracks
Lol well judging by the IC, I'm home ;)
Mia, Kia, and Cypress - Wintersmoon Pack - Pups
Keanna - Wintersmoon Pack - Caretaker
Koa - Wintersmoon Pack - Sentinel
The newcomers were quite possibly the most exciting thing Cypress had ever seen in his entire life. And by seen, he meant heard of. Up until now, his mother had kept him and his twin sisters cooped up in the darkness of their den, waiting for word from their father that all was well. Mia had been horrified at the entire concept of having foreign wolves invading their home, Kia had taken the opportunity to conjure up the wildest stories about the outsiders taking over their packlands and sending them out into the unknown wild to fend for themselves, scaring her sister farther. Meanwhile, Cypress stared out of the low den at the horizon, waiting for the familiar brown ears of his father to peak up over and signal his approach. He wasn't scared of the outsiders like Mia, and he didn't care to indulge in the fantastic imaginations that Kia did. No, Cypress was a level headed explorer. He was filled within inquiring thoughts and constantly watched his father go about his days, taking in every detail of how the sentinel functioned. He had such a high level of intuition and a sharp eye for details. Not a living soul could slip past his father without being detected. Cypress thought it was amazing and often day dreamed of becoming a sentinel himself, but then again, part of him wanted to be a hunter, or a shaman, or even an alpha!
"I bet they got dad..." came Mia's shaky voice.
"If they got dad they got the whole pack, it's only a matter of time before they come for us." Said Kia, eyes wide and voice low as she scared her sister into a shaking ball of fur.
"Kia! Darling if you don't stop scaring your sister I'm going to go dig up that antler you buried yesterday and I'm going to give it to one of the betas."
"Momma no! Mom. Please, I won't scare her anymore. I'm not even trying to scare her. I'm just being realistic. Daddy is strong, if they got-" a stern look from her mother quieted the pup. "Please don't give them my antler... it took me nearly 3 hours to find it.." Keanna chuckled quietly at the sudden sincerity of her daughter, her innocence so apparent. Then, from outside the den, she heard the sound of footsteps approaching. Moments later Cypress shot out of the den, before she could get in a word of protest, and went barrelling out across the gathering grounds to meet his father. She couldn't help but smile at the sight, despite her lack of approval of the young wolf's rash behavior.
"You see Mia, my sweet, your father is fine and him returning to our den means all is well with the outsiders. Kia, apologize to your sister for filling her head with all those awful thoughts and then go greet your father."
"Yes mama. Sorry Mia!" her words still hung in the air as she shot across the clearing. Licking her daughter's cheeks and ears fondly, she nudged little Mia to get up and see her father as she followed, relieved that all had gone well. When she reached her mate, they exchanged a loving nuzzle and covered each other in affection, licking noses about impatient pups.
"Dad. Please tell me there are other pups in the new pack." Cypress held the most serious, unwavering tone as he spoke. "And I have to know, was the alpha bigger than Farkas? Was he bigger than you?"
Koa chuckled, lifting his paw and gently nudging his son's shoulder. "The alpha hadn't arrived yet son, it was the betas of their pack. They've only just left to tell their alpha and the rest of their pack that Farkas and Evie agreed to offer them refuge. And you know, I'm not sure if there are pups or not. I'm sure there are, and I'm sure you'll all make new friends." The little black wolf furrowed his brown, his expression bearing a dire reverence.
"Okay, yeah, that's alright then. Okay." Keanna laughed, shaking her head. Cypress was an unusual little wolf, that was for sure. So much maturity packed into the mind of a curious child.
The family lingered in the gathering clearing for the rest of the evening, lounging about, enjoying each other's company, playing, and savouring what time together they could. When the new pack entered these lands, Keanna would be wary of who her pups were near, and Koa would no doubt be on duty almost constantly. It would be a trying time, but she felt like this would be a growing experience for the entire pack. She felt like this was a change for the better.
Keanna - Wintersmoon Pack - Caretaker
Koa - Wintersmoon Pack - Sentinel
The newcomers were quite possibly the most exciting thing Cypress had ever seen in his entire life. And by seen, he meant heard of. Up until now, his mother had kept him and his twin sisters cooped up in the darkness of their den, waiting for word from their father that all was well. Mia had been horrified at the entire concept of having foreign wolves invading their home, Kia had taken the opportunity to conjure up the wildest stories about the outsiders taking over their packlands and sending them out into the unknown wild to fend for themselves, scaring her sister farther. Meanwhile, Cypress stared out of the low den at the horizon, waiting for the familiar brown ears of his father to peak up over and signal his approach. He wasn't scared of the outsiders like Mia, and he didn't care to indulge in the fantastic imaginations that Kia did. No, Cypress was a level headed explorer. He was filled within inquiring thoughts and constantly watched his father go about his days, taking in every detail of how the sentinel functioned. He had such a high level of intuition and a sharp eye for details. Not a living soul could slip past his father without being detected. Cypress thought it was amazing and often day dreamed of becoming a sentinel himself, but then again, part of him wanted to be a hunter, or a shaman, or even an alpha!
"I bet they got dad..." came Mia's shaky voice.
"If they got dad they got the whole pack, it's only a matter of time before they come for us." Said Kia, eyes wide and voice low as she scared her sister into a shaking ball of fur.
"Kia! Darling if you don't stop scaring your sister I'm going to go dig up that antler you buried yesterday and I'm going to give it to one of the betas."
"Momma no! Mom. Please, I won't scare her anymore. I'm not even trying to scare her. I'm just being realistic. Daddy is strong, if they got-" a stern look from her mother quieted the pup. "Please don't give them my antler... it took me nearly 3 hours to find it.." Keanna chuckled quietly at the sudden sincerity of her daughter, her innocence so apparent. Then, from outside the den, she heard the sound of footsteps approaching. Moments later Cypress shot out of the den, before she could get in a word of protest, and went barrelling out across the gathering grounds to meet his father. She couldn't help but smile at the sight, despite her lack of approval of the young wolf's rash behavior.
"You see Mia, my sweet, your father is fine and him returning to our den means all is well with the outsiders. Kia, apologize to your sister for filling her head with all those awful thoughts and then go greet your father."
"Yes mama. Sorry Mia!" her words still hung in the air as she shot across the clearing. Licking her daughter's cheeks and ears fondly, she nudged little Mia to get up and see her father as she followed, relieved that all had gone well. When she reached her mate, they exchanged a loving nuzzle and covered each other in affection, licking noses about impatient pups.
"Dad. Please tell me there are other pups in the new pack." Cypress held the most serious, unwavering tone as he spoke. "And I have to know, was the alpha bigger than Farkas? Was he bigger than you?"
Koa chuckled, lifting his paw and gently nudging his son's shoulder. "The alpha hadn't arrived yet son, it was the betas of their pack. They've only just left to tell their alpha and the rest of their pack that Farkas and Evie agreed to offer them refuge. And you know, I'm not sure if there are pups or not. I'm sure there are, and I'm sure you'll all make new friends." The little black wolf furrowed his brown, his expression bearing a dire reverence.
"Okay, yeah, that's alright then. Okay." Keanna laughed, shaking her head. Cypress was an unusual little wolf, that was for sure. So much maturity packed into the mind of a curious child.
The family lingered in the gathering clearing for the rest of the evening, lounging about, enjoying each other's company, playing, and savouring what time together they could. When the new pack entered these lands, Keanna would be wary of who her pups were near, and Koa would no doubt be on duty almost constantly. It would be a trying time, but she felt like this would be a growing experience for the entire pack. She felt like this was a change for the better.
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