Apokalipse
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8 yrs ago
Mom is out of the hospital so I might actually have time to rp but we'll see
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8 yrs ago
'yo sis we need a thot slayer there's too many thots want to join the thot police we're recruiting'
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8 yrs ago
should I return?
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8 yrs ago
If that ain’t a college mood
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8 yrs ago
“Hullabaloo, and howdy doo! Musty prawns, and Timbucktu! Yeltsy-by, and hibbety-hoo! Kick ’em in the dishpan! Hoo hoo hoo!!”
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I am going to be dropping out of this. My apologies, but I don't have a lot of time to roleplay so I'm only sticking to a few chosen as I am busy with personal stuff and my new pets. I had a lot of fun and I hope we all can roleplay again sometime soon.
Helen rolled her eyes in thought, humming in wonder of what could be a dare. "I don't have any good ideas, but streaking is a good solid fall back plan."
Uhm. Let's all take off our clothes and do the hurdy-gurdy. JK. Are we doing spin the bottle or truth or dare? I think we should do truth or dare...it gives more possibilities.
I'm cool with it. Have you PM'd them, though? Maybe they didn't see it or something....
I am here(:
I finally was able to post. Though, I'm afraid to admit that it's short.
Haha...reference.
Haha...reference.
Dasmira seethed, her teeth grinding together sharply though she appeared perfectly normal otherwise. Her gold, her treasure, had been found and by such an old incapable man! The blonde gave him a glare that he just missed whilst walking out the door. Finally, her mind turned back to the task at hand; after all, she could get her revenge later.
It took a short amount of time to reach the Keep, and as the daunting structure grew nearer, chills swept up the thief’s spine. Life was absent in the form of walking organisms, but overgrown plants crawled across everything and her feet snagged on weeds every few seconds. She made small, light comments on their way to the Keep to her companions, hoping to warm them up to her. However, she had yet to even give so much as a name to them and hoped to keep it that way. Names brought trouble, typically, and even more so when it was her name being spoken. It only meant more would know of her once she screwed them over.
The elven-man hybrid, Serkan, surveyed their surroundings and reported his findings that Dasmira completely ignored. She was more interested in secretly raking her eyes up and down the skeletons in hopes of discovering something valuable. Every now and then, she would quickly snatch something shiny from a pocket, but no one saw her and she inwardly smirked at her sheer awesomeness. Though she could feel too smug and did not want anyone to pick up on the confident vibes, so she made a small pathetic whimper.
“I’m afraid to admit that I’m scared.” She whispered thickly, pretending as if she was speaking to herself though she made sure at least one other would hear the small comment.
It took a short amount of time to reach the Keep, and as the daunting structure grew nearer, chills swept up the thief’s spine. Life was absent in the form of walking organisms, but overgrown plants crawled across everything and her feet snagged on weeds every few seconds. She made small, light comments on their way to the Keep to her companions, hoping to warm them up to her. However, she had yet to even give so much as a name to them and hoped to keep it that way. Names brought trouble, typically, and even more so when it was her name being spoken. It only meant more would know of her once she screwed them over.
The elven-man hybrid, Serkan, surveyed their surroundings and reported his findings that Dasmira completely ignored. She was more interested in secretly raking her eyes up and down the skeletons in hopes of discovering something valuable. Every now and then, she would quickly snatch something shiny from a pocket, but no one saw her and she inwardly smirked at her sheer awesomeness. Though she could feel too smug and did not want anyone to pick up on the confident vibes, so she made a small pathetic whimper.
“I’m afraid to admit that I’m scared.” She whispered thickly, pretending as if she was speaking to herself though she made sure at least one other would hear the small comment.
Anyone alive?
Sorry I haven't posted in a week or so, I've been busy and it's pretty short because I'm still busy. Forgive me T_T
Sorry I haven't posted in a week or so, I've been busy and it's pretty short because I'm still busy. Forgive me T_T
Hero smiled once she got a full view of the trapped man. “It’s not problem, I’m glad I could help.”
Hero’s knees wobbled a bit at the sight of the half melted door and shrugged her shoulders at Andrew’s question. “I don’t really know. One minute it wasn’t there and then it was. Acid, I think.”
She could feel the anxiety radiating off of him - it must have been a lot if she was able to pick up on it - and she wondered idly if her could feel hers as well. It rolled off her shoulders in waves of terror and fright, blanketing her in nervous twiddling and ticks. The only thing keeping her calm at the moment was the company the new man brought – being lost together is better than being lost alone, she guessed. Hero had been stuck so much in her thoughts that she didn’t even notice Andrew’s glance at the screen.
“Th-this, uh…that can’t be right.” Hero shuffled her feet and patted him on the back awkwardly in a small attempt at consoling. Clearing her throat, she began to talk,
“Maybe there’s a glitch in the computer system? I mean…so far of what I’ve seen of the place, it’s not exactly reliable. I mean, the door got stuck for Christ’s sakes. We should probably, um, go find someone who can tell us how to get out of here…if there’s anyone left.”
She swiveled quickly on her heel, prepared to search in the darkness, but she was too close to the back wall and her nose collided with it. Squealing, and embarrassed at her typical unawareness, she blushed and cleared her throat once again. “We should probably go that way. Heh, no walls are in there.”
She couldn’t have gotten more than two feet when the crackling came overhead.
“Warning: Subject H-666 has breached its containment cell. Attempting to activate emergency procedures…Attempt failed. All personnel report to the nearest security checkpoint. The proper officers have been notified and are currently working on containment. Please, do not panic.”
Hero was panicking.
Hero’s knees wobbled a bit at the sight of the half melted door and shrugged her shoulders at Andrew’s question. “I don’t really know. One minute it wasn’t there and then it was. Acid, I think.”
She could feel the anxiety radiating off of him - it must have been a lot if she was able to pick up on it - and she wondered idly if her could feel hers as well. It rolled off her shoulders in waves of terror and fright, blanketing her in nervous twiddling and ticks. The only thing keeping her calm at the moment was the company the new man brought – being lost together is better than being lost alone, she guessed. Hero had been stuck so much in her thoughts that she didn’t even notice Andrew’s glance at the screen.
“Th-this, uh…that can’t be right.” Hero shuffled her feet and patted him on the back awkwardly in a small attempt at consoling. Clearing her throat, she began to talk,
“Maybe there’s a glitch in the computer system? I mean…so far of what I’ve seen of the place, it’s not exactly reliable. I mean, the door got stuck for Christ’s sakes. We should probably, um, go find someone who can tell us how to get out of here…if there’s anyone left.”
She swiveled quickly on her heel, prepared to search in the darkness, but she was too close to the back wall and her nose collided with it. Squealing, and embarrassed at her typical unawareness, she blushed and cleared her throat once again. “We should probably go that way. Heh, no walls are in there.”
She couldn’t have gotten more than two feet when the crackling came overhead.
“Warning: Subject H-666 has breached its containment cell. Attempting to activate emergency procedures…Attempt failed. All personnel report to the nearest security checkpoint. The proper officers have been notified and are currently working on containment. Please, do not panic.”
Hero was panicking.
Anyone breathing?
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