It sounds kinda interesting. Further information on the "gifts" and the way the RP shall go would maybe answer some questions.
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Woop! Shipden Peak RP has started. Can't freaking wait for this to unfold.
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The Witches of Shipden Peak RP is starting this week! I'm equally excited and nervous.
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@KahleenCuthald Sorry if that seemed teacher-like :)
It did indeed, but with English I don't mind. I wanna perfect my language skills as much as I can.
So I guess, thank you
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Finished, Held, Grip, Lowered and Threw.
finished was obviously a typo, thanks for pointing out.
held a grip ... mh no explanation whatsoever cause I know it's wrong. guess it slipped somehow :S urgh
then there's lowered being a typo again (damn me)
Throw is weird. I believe my hands just typed an O instead of E.
But lucky for me, I knew all this things! So I am not not knowing them, I am just too stupid to write it right. That's good news for me xD
I am correcting my essay now, Sir. Thank you for the pointing out! :)
@KahleenCuthald No, only a few. I don't care at all, but I'm sure you'd rather I tell you. Don't think that I am trying to demean your post - it's good :)
I would welcome it, if you corrected me. I am eager to learn!
But don't confuse me haha xD
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Speeeeeeeeeeeeeeeell check! Hehe.
Did I make many mistakes? (totally trying my best, but not English you know) xx
My post is out there, guys. Who's gonna be the next to respond? ;)
Alexan finished her bag of chips and just tossed the empty bag behind herself.
She put the binoculars down from her eyes and thought about this whole mess for a moment.
The sun shined bright, the water reflected the light beautifully, there were cotton white clouds in the sky - nothing seemed like the end of the world kinda type. But it was, wasn't it?
Mother Nature has had enough of those stubborn, selfish humans. And only the strong ones would maybe survive.
The woman grabbed her travel bagpack from the side and peeked inside. She has taught herself to often check her weapons, so she'd always be prepared. It all first started when the Black Snakes came for her. She was hiding out, never staying longer at one place than necessary. Lexa had forced herself to the routine; morning - gun check, patron check, safety trigger check, mind games - middle of the day - gun check, patron check, safety trigger check, mind games - evening - gun check, patron check, safety trigger check, prepare to be in danger in the middle of the night.
Slowly this has turned into her little habit. She checked her gun all around, made sure there was no issue, she checked the patrons and pulled the safety trigger back and forth, she aimed at the bridge to test her eye sight on distance.
"Fuuuucccckkkkk!"
Lexa took the gun down, but held her finger softly on the trigger. What was that? Stupid question. Who was that? Why did they scream, basically begging the monsters to find them?!
She took the binoculars back to her eyes and duck down on the boat. Not gonna risk being seen.
First she thought the old man had screamed, but a look at the bridge told her differently.
It would make no sense that a grandpa could struggle down an army type of guy if he didn't have a benifit. Figuring the only benefit an old guy could have against a gun would be the surprise moment, she decided the scream put the military-fool out of concept.
She lowered the binoculars and searched the area with her bare eyes, but she couldn't find the source of the screaming. Alexan did make out something else though, something quiet unpleasing. The loud yelling had brought attention to their surroundings; the dead's attention.
A dozen or so of the dead were reaching out their arms, hungrily opening their mouths and with anticipation seeking for the flesh of the living.
And the two man on the bridge were not only exposed, but weren't even aware of the upcoming danger. They both were too focused on each other to notice that they had other problems to care about right now.
Lexa groaned at herself for wanting to get up and murder some already dead people. The silence on the boat had it's downside, she noticed. Her finger lingered on the trigger of the gun, she was eager to squeeze it and see a body fall to the ground and stop moving. But gun-use would be her death. It would only make another loud noise and she couldn't afford that.
"Damn you, Lex, you never learn it." She put the gun into the gun-belt around her waist after making sure it was secured. The dark-haired woman grabbed herself a rather large knife out of her pocket, threw her backpack over her shoulders and silently stepped off the boat to sneak up at the dead one by one.
She was sure her plan to make this all go smooth wouldn't work out. But she didn't care right now. There were two other people - maybe three if that scream-person was still around - to help her out. And in fact, if it really went badly, she was sure she could get away.
She was always sure she could get away.
She put the binoculars down from her eyes and thought about this whole mess for a moment.
The sun shined bright, the water reflected the light beautifully, there were cotton white clouds in the sky - nothing seemed like the end of the world kinda type. But it was, wasn't it?
Mother Nature has had enough of those stubborn, selfish humans. And only the strong ones would maybe survive.
The woman grabbed her travel bagpack from the side and peeked inside. She has taught herself to often check her weapons, so she'd always be prepared. It all first started when the Black Snakes came for her. She was hiding out, never staying longer at one place than necessary. Lexa had forced herself to the routine; morning - gun check, patron check, safety trigger check, mind games - middle of the day - gun check, patron check, safety trigger check, mind games - evening - gun check, patron check, safety trigger check, prepare to be in danger in the middle of the night.
Slowly this has turned into her little habit. She checked her gun all around, made sure there was no issue, she checked the patrons and pulled the safety trigger back and forth, she aimed at the bridge to test her eye sight on distance.
"Fuuuucccckkkkk!"
Lexa took the gun down, but held her finger softly on the trigger. What was that? Stupid question. Who was that? Why did they scream, basically begging the monsters to find them?!
She took the binoculars back to her eyes and duck down on the boat. Not gonna risk being seen.
First she thought the old man had screamed, but a look at the bridge told her differently.
It would make no sense that a grandpa could struggle down an army type of guy if he didn't have a benifit. Figuring the only benefit an old guy could have against a gun would be the surprise moment, she decided the scream put the military-fool out of concept.
She lowered the binoculars and searched the area with her bare eyes, but she couldn't find the source of the screaming. Alexan did make out something else though, something quiet unpleasing. The loud yelling had brought attention to their surroundings; the dead's attention.
A dozen or so of the dead were reaching out their arms, hungrily opening their mouths and with anticipation seeking for the flesh of the living.
And the two man on the bridge were not only exposed, but weren't even aware of the upcoming danger. They both were too focused on each other to notice that they had other problems to care about right now.
Lexa groaned at herself for wanting to get up and murder some already dead people. The silence on the boat had it's downside, she noticed. Her finger lingered on the trigger of the gun, she was eager to squeeze it and see a body fall to the ground and stop moving. But gun-use would be her death. It would only make another loud noise and she couldn't afford that.
"Damn you, Lex, you never learn it." She put the gun into the gun-belt around her waist after making sure it was secured. The dark-haired woman grabbed herself a rather large knife out of her pocket, threw her backpack over her shoulders and silently stepped off the boat to sneak up at the dead one by one.
She was sure her plan to make this all go smooth wouldn't work out. But she didn't care right now. There were two other people - maybe three if that scream-person was still around - to help her out. And in fact, if it really went badly, she was sure she could get away.
She was always sure she could get away.
I set my mind on opening the ships log backup file first. Hopefully it can tell me what's going on...
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Has everyone posted yet? Wasn't sure whether to wait a bit longer, or to go in with my second post.
I just wonder how he's gonna save himself out of this situation... Let's see
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Haha thanks :) Glad you enjoyed it, means a lot.
I'll start setting aside some time to get myself into Jamie's mindset. Hopefully I can do the role justice.
I only got up like, 40 minutes ago. Currently on my third coffee! If I had it my way, I'd of slept in until about 3pm. Stupid responsibilities!
Can't wait to see how Jamie turns out. Make her yours. And are all the characters in the same room? Including Jamie.
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