@Iceprincessforlife You have my permission to kill off Mia and Nathan too!
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4 yrs ago
Secured myself two interviews next week and waiting on the outcome of a third, feeling good today 💕
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6 yrs ago
I think there are far more important things to worry about than people calling their characters "muses".
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7 yrs ago
Imagine how sad your life must be to flex on some nerds online.
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8 yrs ago
nuke the status bar
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9 yrs ago
I passed my exams!
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a e w i n
also known as the weirdo that fangirls a lot• annie • 26 • united kingdom •
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When the shadows began attacking, Nathan instinctively pushed Mia behind him, as if he could protect her by just standing in front. Mia held onto her knife tightly, attempting to swing at any of the shadows that came close to her or her brother. "I must be high, this is the only logical reasons. Shadows cannot hurt people!" Mia cried incredulously, but shut her mouth as the white wolf lunged forwards and snarled at the darkness.
Nathan stared on silently as the snarling wolf somehow made the darkness retreat enough for sunlight to pass through the woods. "Where the hell did you find this game?" He couldn't help but ask.
Nathan stared on silently as the snarling wolf somehow made the darkness retreat enough for sunlight to pass through the woods. "Where the hell did you find this game?" He couldn't help but ask.
Lydia jumped out of her skin when she heard glass shattering. She peeked from the corner to see that the Walmart doors had been broken in and she could hear grunts of about two men fighting inside alongside the groans of the undead chattering to kill the two.
She knew that with the glass shattering, it was only a matter of time before the others came to join their undead buddies by the store, so whatever Lydia needed to do, had to be done quickly. She tightened her grip on the bow, adjusting her bag before slowly approaching the door to help the two inside.
It could have been a stupid mistake, but Lydia needed to make sure that those inside had some sort of help. Plus, this might be her chance to find or form a group. She aimed her bow as she appeared at the doorway, finding herself late but she still kept her aim up, in case the two living decided to try anything funny. “Everyone okay here?” She asked.
She knew that with the glass shattering, it was only a matter of time before the others came to join their undead buddies by the store, so whatever Lydia needed to do, had to be done quickly. She tightened her grip on the bow, adjusting her bag before slowly approaching the door to help the two inside.
It could have been a stupid mistake, but Lydia needed to make sure that those inside had some sort of help. Plus, this might be her chance to find or form a group. She aimed her bow as she appeared at the doorway, finding herself late but she still kept her aim up, in case the two living decided to try anything funny. “Everyone okay here?” She asked.
@LetMeDoStuff Nara Franto and Natalia Barone
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@LetMeDoStuff Could you please add Nara and Natalia onto the 132nd Regiment characters section, these NPCs need love too cx
Annella stood at attention, back straight and head held high as she tried to peer over the taller cadets in front of her to look at the Chief-Instructor. At first, his speech demotivated her, filling her with panic as her mind raced, was I one of them? Did I already disappoint the Chief?! But as he continued, the panic slowly dulled away, filling her with curiosity. She wondered who impressed the Chief, whether she was one of them – though she knew it wasn’t likely.
Annella knew that she would have to prove her worthiness to her Chief, she didn’t look big like Nara, nor did she look cold like the girl beside her. She simply looked like a mouse in a room full of cats. Annella had to prove herself, there was no way she was going to back out of the military. She couldn’t. It was up to her to protect her grandparents; it was up to her to avenge her parents. It was all up to her.
As the Chief’s speech drew to a close, Annella prepared to salute again, her right fist curling and thumping her chest as she called out as loudly as possible, “AYE SIR!” There was no time to be embarrassed, she had to show that she was dedicated, that she had passion, that she was a soldier.
With all the cadets soon scattering to find their friends or someone familiar to talk to, Annella found herself standing alone. It was a painful reminder that she had no one to talk to. She had come in alone and would most likely leave for the Survey Corps alone, especially seeing as she didn’t have enough confidence to walk up to someone and begin introducing herself.
It seemed like the choice was taken away from her as two people stood in front of her. Blinking, she looked at them with startled confusion, only to realise it was Nara and the pigtail-girl. Nara was smiling brightly, his green eyes shining with friendliness as he extended his hand out.
“Nara,” he started, his voice smooth. His large smile grew impossibly wider as Annella reached out to take his hand, shaking it hesitantly. “This dolt beside me is Natalia.” Annella looked at said girl, who gave her a sheepish grin and a nod.
When she realised they were waiting on her to introduce herself, she cleared her throat, taking her hand back and rubbing her elbow. “I'm Annella.”
Maybe socialising wasn't as hard as she initially thought.
Annella knew that she would have to prove her worthiness to her Chief, she didn’t look big like Nara, nor did she look cold like the girl beside her. She simply looked like a mouse in a room full of cats. Annella had to prove herself, there was no way she was going to back out of the military. She couldn’t. It was up to her to protect her grandparents; it was up to her to avenge her parents. It was all up to her.
As the Chief’s speech drew to a close, Annella prepared to salute again, her right fist curling and thumping her chest as she called out as loudly as possible, “AYE SIR!” There was no time to be embarrassed, she had to show that she was dedicated, that she had passion, that she was a soldier.
With all the cadets soon scattering to find their friends or someone familiar to talk to, Annella found herself standing alone. It was a painful reminder that she had no one to talk to. She had come in alone and would most likely leave for the Survey Corps alone, especially seeing as she didn’t have enough confidence to walk up to someone and begin introducing herself.
It seemed like the choice was taken away from her as two people stood in front of her. Blinking, she looked at them with startled confusion, only to realise it was Nara and the pigtail-girl. Nara was smiling brightly, his green eyes shining with friendliness as he extended his hand out.
“Nara,” he started, his voice smooth. His large smile grew impossibly wider as Annella reached out to take his hand, shaking it hesitantly. “This dolt beside me is Natalia.” Annella looked at said girl, who gave her a sheepish grin and a nod.
When she realised they were waiting on her to introduce herself, she cleared her throat, taking her hand back and rubbing her elbow. “I'm Annella.”
Maybe socialising wasn't as hard as she initially thought.
I'll have my post up within an hour or so, I'm going to the doctors.
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