@Burthstone Okay so most of Rosalina's perspective of him is going to be fueled off of said rumors. I just wanted to know so I could properly gauge what Rosalina's response would be.
@Burthstone Since I'm still fairly new to this roleplay, is there anything you can tell me about Iron Enigma's history? Like, what have they done throughout the course of the roleplay that Rosalina might know about?
@Lmpkio@Burthstone I was planning on putting Rosalina away for the rest of the day, but it seems something has come up. Idk what Burth has planned but I don't think Rosalina would be that interested.
@Masaki Haruna So I've read through the CS (As well as the ones that have been put up by other players) and I believe most of the things that didn't make sense to me are starting to become a bit clearer. I do have a few questions though:
What is the different between an Esper and a Mage? My assumption is that Espers are more based around a superhuman ability like telekinesis whilst mages are more about... well magic. Spells, Curses, Dark Arts, Witchcraft etc. Though it seems like some of the abilities shown seem to blur the lines between them, leaving me a bit confused.
Could I get a little more information on the setting of the Roleplay? As I understand it, we are living in a pyramid city that is also kind of like a prison? I may have misread that bit in the PM. Is there any additional info you can give us about the city? It will help me personally when writing my biography.
29, He/Him. Amateur Tarot reader and literature enthusiast. Part time student majoring in English Literature and Cultural Studies.
Current music obsessions: Fleetwood Mac, Spacey Jane, Florence and the Machine, Franz Ferdinand.
Currently reading: 'The Ministry of Utmost Happiness' by Arundhati Roy
<div style="white-space:pre-wrap;">29, He/Him. Amateur Tarot reader and literature enthusiast. Part time student majoring in English Literature and Cultural Studies.<br><br>Current music obsessions: Fleetwood Mac, Spacey Jane, Florence and the Machine, Franz Ferdinand.<br><br>Currently reading: 'The Ministry of Utmost Happiness' by Arundhati Roy</div>