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i like to rp. that's really all there is to say.

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my characters typically fall into one of three categories:

a) trash fire
b) hot mess
c) all of the above

@Virgil that's a really cool idea that i will consider… i was leaning more towards ghost mode because it fits nicely into her character and provides some potential for growth. i will think more on this fast-forwarding thing as well. thank! ^.^
i'm not fuckin done but i'm posting it as i work anyway. fight me.

i'm just gonna store this here as i write it lol



i'm a bit caught on what power to list for her:
1. pyrokinesis – control of fire. easy first instinct. she's hot headed and her last name is tempers, for gods sake.
2. magnetism – plays into her tinkering and love of clockwork
3. incorporeal – goin' ghost. she'd absolutely hate it. it would terrify her. but i like the irony of a girl so accustomed to doing things with her hands suddenly unable to touch anything.

thoughts?
what a ponce. i love him.

i'm slowly but steadily making progress on my cs. i'm… 6 questions away from finishing

……goddamnit mok
In Lantern 8 yrs ago Forum: Casual Roleplay
throwback to the very first artemis post i ever wrote lmao
In Lantern 8 yrs ago Forum: Casual Roleplay
The sharp, small gasp cutting through the night air was the only sign Artemis had awoken. She had never been a peaceful sleeper. Someone else had, once. But the sun-child found the waking world to be an escape from her dreams, rather than the other way around. In the beginning, waking had been a violent, unforgiving action, as panic slammed into her. But she'd learned to manage it over the years.

The coarse cloth of a bedroll underneath her was the first thing she registered. Then the unmistakable sounds of the forest at midnight, and the warm red glow shining through her eyelids. Artemis was perfectly still where she lay as she realized she didn't know where she was.

She counted out a minute in her mind as she searched her memory for an explanation. But there was only shadows. Shadows and a pale faced man, with a long, slender hand extended –

Artemis' eyes snapped open.

The Lantern cast the inside of the tent in an eerie red glow. Pushing herself up, she glanced about. The Lantern was by her side, and automatically her hand reached out to grab it and pull it close.

What had she done?

She was running away from her family all over again, betraying them because she was terrified of letting them down.

But… no. No, this was different. This… this had to be different. Artemis wasn't running away, she told herself. Her family would be with her, she'd kill the dragon, and then –

Then I'll face them.

After… after she made this right.

There was something hard clawing in her throat, and a burning behind her eyes. Her fingers clenched around the Lantern, fear and regret circling around her head. She shoved them down.

She'd made her choice. She'd made a deal.

Artemis swiped at her eyes. Her cheek was cold.

She paused, her hand stilling. She didn't feel cold. Between the bedroll and the Lantern, she actually felt rather warm. The Lord of Shadow's face flashed through her mind again. Clenching her jaw, Artemis pushed herself out of the bedroll.

The tent was a mess, apparently abandoned in a rush. She picked up a backpack, peering inside. Useful. She picked up a notebook, flipping it open. Artemis parsed through its contents. Then she stuffed it in the backpack. There was food. Artemis couldn't remember the last meal she had. As if in answer, her stomach grumbled at her. How long had she been on the island for? With little hesitation, Artemis went to work on the roast rabbit and the stew, gobbling it all down with little regard for manners. Her mother would've been appalled.

The soup was still warm. Whoever it was that'd made it hadn't been gone long. She wiped at her mouth with her coat sleeve. She stood, grabbing the backpack.

Throwing the strap over her shoulder, with the Lantern in hand, Artemis stepped outside.

The Lantern's light glistened off the stains in the grass. Artemis didn't have to look too closely to recognize it for what it was – blood. The campsite was just as messy as the tent. Nura was gone.

Artemis wasn't surprised. But she'd hoped, that maybe…

She squeezed her eyes shut. The griffon was gone. Fine. She didn't need her.

Nura was gone, but in her place… marid. Ghosts or demons or ghouls, Artemis couldn't tell. Shadows with starlight eyes stood in the darkness, as numerous as the forest's terrible trees.

Trees that Artemis could now control.

One of them stepped forward, a sickly green light in its hand.

It held the Lantern out to her, waiting.

Artemis clenched her draw, her heartbeat heavy in her throat. Then she stepped forward and took the Lantern.
Not to worry, I have someone in mind to shake things up
So... @mokley?
It’s northern!!! Hey wanna have our charas know each other?
so… if i were to post here, what's the actual chance that people would continue?

i'msosorryidisappearedplsdon'tkillme
In Lantern 8 yrs ago Forum: Casual Roleplay
post will be incoming tonight or tomorrow.
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