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Current Honestly I look at how new/young rpers slam down back to back posts and wonder how I even had the energy to do all that years ago.
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6 yrs ago
Finally back. Looking to finally settle into a thread or DM one.
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8 yrs ago
I want to make a WWII themed thread but I'm writing so much lore for it that I'll be done in a few years. FeelsBadMan
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8 yrs ago
Fallschirmjäger is such a fun word to say.
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8 yrs ago
The most irritating thing is wanting to RP but the moment you start writing you lose interest. Sad days.
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I write WWII related stuff and RP a lot. Dunno when I'm going to make one for here.

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Well I thank you folk for being patient as you have been. To highlight exactly what illness it is that is getting in the way it has to do with my breathing. It more or less leaves me exhausted so I haven't been able to do a whole lot especially at the moment. I'm scheduled to see a doctor soon, but I apologize for the massive delays. Body is just really not working with me as much as I'd like. Thoughts aren't as fluid as I'd like and while I'm still making attempts to post, I know it's been harder to think on creative things with this whole breathing thing occupying space in my mind.

If I get the energy and thought to I'll continue working on the OP but hopefully we can get started around the time I see the doctor. If you'd question why not a hospital, I'd like to point out that the United States is not exactly the beacon for healthcare even with insurance.


You... You useless bastard! Darcsen or not a foot would have been up his ass if he wasn't his superior! Dammit!

There was an opprotunitity for a small flank team. Jean had the proper ranks to divide the squad and with street crawlers like Franz and Ines they could have survived on their own. And more than Jean he felt he knew more. Who had studied the empire? Who adored them? Who was the one that even knew who Green Fox was while these pathetic bastards pushed ever so slowly worrying for their damned lives in the urban area? This was ideal for war, but here their precious leader was proving to be nothing more than a puppet unwilling to do anything but play this as safe as possible! At this rate he would get them surrounded and killed!


No- No Franz wait...

While he was certainly confident in his own ability Franz at least understood that this was about the whole of the group. Maybe Jean thought he was stupid enough to charge it from the front or without getting some kind of vantage point. To assume that of Franz, at least, would be wrong. After all, you didn't survive and escape professionals without understanding you don't charge the wave of guns aiming at you. They would have had to move fast and repositioned but what was new? Well, a machine gun he supposed. Although Franz was more than willing to simply ignore that call he had to remember that there was more to the squad. In that brief moment he remembered what all the rest of the squad was made of.

Franz took great displeasure in the truth of the situation. They would have to endure the armored car. That was just it. With it out of the way they could have moved around easier but within the building they still had a lot of ground to work with. The machine gun wouldn't be able to track them unless they allowed it to and even then shooting while progressing further up from the ground level was going to be easily a losing proposition as long as they kept out of its range and sight. At least he would be going with Ine-

"-go with Luke"

You've got to be fucking kidding.

"Come on, Swine, with me!" Franz ordered to Luke, busting through the center and blasting an imperial in hiding, feeling the bullet whizz by his head after leaning just out of its range. Pushing down those thoughts of his own demise he felt the beast within trigger from the near death experience, blood filling his eyes as he vaulted over a table and slammed it down into a covering position. With that he vaulted over the counter and landed on top of an Imperial hiding behind it. The larger man would dive onto Franz, diving his knife right in front of his neck.

If Luke helped that would save him the trouble, but if not he would simply reverse the stab and kick the man off, stabbing him in the neck for his troubles and adding a shot to his heart to end the misery. Standing up he would rush to the next room with a kick with gun raised as he kicked over a table and took cover. "Luke! To the left!"

Franz took aim at one at back of that room, noticing the man by the window to be a shocktrooper and grabbing Luke to pull him down before the hail of bullets rained upon them. Crawling on the floor behind the table he peaked out and fired a shot, missing the first and rolling back to avoid rifle fire. "Alright, that's it!" Crouching up he used the splintering table as a bipod as he took in a deep breath and rattled the bones of the shocktrooper in the back, acknowledging it briefly before snapping attention to the scout and firing one into his chest.

From Franz's count there were still four on the left and two heading right from the back laying down suppression fire as they moved. He would help Luke by covering for him. Briefly before laying down to reload. "Got some Imps on the left!" Still, this wouldn't last. At the rate those imperials were charging them they would be dead by the next minute. Time to get risky.

He ran out of cover as soon as he heard the firing slow down on Luke's side and kept low as he hip fired at the charging soldiers to get them to stop. It was risky as hell to do it to the shock trooper and rifleman, but there wasn't any time to consider it as he got the rifleman to back off for a moment. With bayonet attached he smacked the shock trooper's gun down and brought his gun up with a charge, tossing his opponent against the wall with an abrupt stop. He fell to a knee and threw his spare knife into the rifleman's chest, watching the man shout in pain and aiming his rifle at the vulnerable man before rolling back at the incoming cover fire. Worst yet the shock trooper was back up and spraying at him while he scrambled for the wall.

It worked at least, they weren't being pressured on all sides with their attentions evenly split between Luke and Franz. He kept moving, nearly being stabbed by an Imperial tending to himself before getting a stock to the mouth. Franz used the man as a shield sticking close to the ground with gun pointed right at the shock-trooper. "Put the gun down! Put it down right fucking n- shit!" He took a deep breath as the shock trooper charged him and fired above his head in an attempt to scare him. It took just a millisecond more to get Franz to exhale with a shot to the chest. Watching the soldier fall he turned his attention to the rifleman pushing toward him with the other rifleman from Luke's end joining him for a pincer.

He breathed steadily, standing with the wounded man in one arm and his gun aiming at the closest one to his right. "Put it down! Do you hear me? Another step and I'm sending you to your mother in a coffin!"

"You heard him! Put it down!" The one on the left at least seemed to cooperate, moving down to put his gun down before throwing the knife Franz had planted into him at Franz's foot which distracted him long enough to get slammed off. Once more he was grappling on the ground but this time he was fucking pissed. His facial expressions became wild and his throat seemed to want to rip at the monstrous roar he unleashed. With one punch he dislocated the jaw of the man on him and using that brief moment of shock he planted a solid round into the remaining soldier on his end.

If Luke hadn't finished with his end yet Franz would rush them, fired up and focused on killing.

After the brief threat had been taken care of Franz quickly grabbed furniture and relocated them to windows. "We leave these windows exposed and they're going to slaughter us! Report that we've got this room secure!" He shouted, ducking as a flurry of gunfire sprayed in his direction. He took the moment to lite a cigarette, puffing out a cloud before offering one to his breaching ally.

"If you want a smoke you take it now." Franz planned how to take on the next room, collecting and cleaning his knife before taking off the bayonet and returning it to its rightful place. It was just like he thought. The rooms would only get tighter from here and they'd need those melee weapons. It hadn't even crossed his mind just what he accomplished much more than threat being stopped. Once the windows were secure, he would regroup with Luke, making sure his gun was loaded and ready.

"These men were green! Take what ammo you can from the bodies! These shocks are going to tear us to shreds if we let them, check our backs as we push up or we are dead! Take a moment to gather yourself if you need to!" He ordered, couching by the window to keep an eye on Imperial movement.

Despite being pretty angry, he was rather comfortable. He made a few mistakes earlier but he was learning. He could approach the problem better next time. Fact was that he was formulating how to attack that scenario and worse with memories of the past combining with his newfound experience. It all seemed to click together, honestly. Still, was the rest of the squad going to be alright? Michael... dammit... Once they were safe he'd take care of Michael

Course there was Ines... She'd be fine. If that display earlier where she nearly took Luke's head off was any indication, as well as that blood lust, then she would be perfectly fine. He tapped his foot for a moment and sighed, knowing there were more ahead. With a pat on Luke's shoulder he pressed on. "I'll take point."


@Jacky
@Lucky

Just writing the OP. Decided the last one wasn't to my tastes. Aside from that everything else is done. Been a little sick as well so I've taken a couple days to just rest and catch up elsewhere for a moment.
She earned a curve of the corner of his lips. Watching her effortlessly throw his gift was all fun and dandy, but what she held in return wasn't something he had ever had. But what could be better than Brimstone? Most other cigarettes were quite fine for what they provided. Nothing matched the smokey taste of Brimstone, however. The strong and sleek flavor cruising through the internals like blood through the vein. Now that's smooth.

Still, thinking of commercials and his own personal experience aside, he was ready to accept the gift. He offered no resistance and found this woman to be quite charming. "Like you Francians say. Touché."

He looked to Luke as he made his comment, remembering what would likely happen if he snapped his neck right here and chose to refrain from a firing squad. Still, he had heard it all before. He gave the boy a glare and pressed on. He would have stopped to watch if Ines tried to do anything, assisting her if Luke somehow got something of an upper hand but it seemed like Jean acted first...

He would give a phase to Ines before moving up, likely before she would go to stomp his neck in. "The lion does not concern himself with the opinions of mice."

As they pressed into the city he couldn't help but gain a grin. The rain and it was harder than before. Absolutely lovely. He loved the rain very much so. In the urban battlefield he felt right at home. It was a little more Francian than he hoped for, but it would do. He remembered a heist in Francia once. Markus and the eldest of the gang. They all walked away with a pretty set of jewels and a few bullets in Markus. He was lucky according to the doctor but the gems paid for the surgery. Just barely. It was because of stuff like that that his gang boss wasn't keen on armed heists in certain urban locations. Sure there were a lot of places to run to, but he got unlucky with experts on the city. They were easier to pull off in some parts of the Federation... Which reminded him... There was something about Markus wanting to rob a place in Edinburgh. How was that going?

Shifting his focus to the rest of the city he took in the damage and listening to the ramblings of Jean and the Captain. He felt confident. For the first time in this war he truly felt in his element. The urban environment was exactly what he needed. The rain? Even better. Now with the knowledge of what it felt like to kill? Oh this was going to be a breeze.

"But the Imperials have mastered it better than everyone."?

He felt a surge of pride. Of course they did. The Imperials were the best in urban war. No amount of Federal circle jerking was going to dig Middleton's sorry ass out of the ambush of the imperial shock trooper elite. Probably why they ordered the coward to stay behind assuming he wasn't making it up for himself out of his pathetic requests. Who needed a pretty boy war hero anyway?

Franz wasn't just happy, he was devilishly grinning. His nightmares, his fears, his pain, they melted away knowing they would be fighting in the city. He had had his firefights before and now that he was given the order to kill this would be easy. Still, he shouldn't get too carried away. These weren't the Federation's police officers. Imperial blood actually meant something.

He didn't approve of the long weapons in close quarter buildings. You'd have to be a fool not to use a knife. You could quickly respond to a threat around the corner with a knife. A long blade took too much time and was clunky to use. However, if there was a second knife he would gladly take it.

The progression was as simple as he figured and a bit inefficient if you asked him, however, the engagement triggered his instincts and he took cover as he felt danger rear itself. The bullets were a real threat and the emerging soldiers also grabbed his attention. His face went mostly neutral as he took a hold of his weapon and took a breath in. He traced his first target, trailing him but a millisecond after and firing to drop that one. He shifted slightly and fired again, moving immediately after to avoid getting bogged down. It was coming from all directions but so had those cops in the past. He imagined Markus with him, telling him that "this wasn't shit."

Then he spotted that moving death machine. With a round or two in it he noticed it didn't do anything. What it had done to the men was turn them into minced meat and he wasn't ready for that just yet. He shifted position yet again, taking a pot shot at an Imperial and moving immediately after with swiftness. This felt a lot different than that trench and he was oddly happy. He should have felt awful, but the feeling of getting shot at in the city was thrilling. It slammed into his nostalgia and awoken a high he wasn't aware existed. While he fought in his beloved rain. Visibility was poor due to the heavy cloudy rain without question. The only thing he had to fear was Green Fox, but he read that book. Surely he would be fine. This was a fight they could take! Not from the front all he needed was Jean to-? Jean? Jean! Ordering a retreat into the building now? This was a little early they- fuck!

He understood the call but it was out of fear. "Jean! Let me take care of that car! Hold strong with the squad! Urban combat is nothing new to me!" With or without that order approved he would handle this. He needed someone with brass to work with. He needed an anchor... who?

"Ines!" Franz kept close to Ines, seeming oddly calm as he spoke with her. "We need to flank that gun, can I count on you?"


@LetMeDoStuff@Yam I Am



Alright as one more update I just wanted to let you guys know I got a big post out of the way so either on the 29th or the 30th I'll have the Discord functional.

I recognize I've been rather slow but I've had a lot of catching up to do and I admit I ended up playing a bit of a game with a few friends since they wanted me to play with them. Anyway, thanks for being patient and hope to breach with you guys soon.

The plan is to have the map for the first area and OP done about the same time although if need be probably stretch it to the 1st or 2nd but otherwise the beginning is more or less set.








Franz awoke with a cough. Tired eyes pried open as the blood red sky returned. He was more conscious this time. Something about this place was… familiar. Memories of the past flooded in and he remembered Wagner’s beautiful face turned blackened with darkness and bitterness.

Sweat poured down his cheeks in his fever. He felt his face and chest, noting nothing had been destroyed. But there was something ahead as far as he could tell. After gathering himself he approached the door.

Exiting the hallway he found himself in the train station, the building behind him gone as he turned to view it. He was just here… Not very long ago it seemed. He retraced his steps and found even the place where he had knocked out that racist. It felt damn good, but… not here.

Upon that very same spot laid a corpse, the very same as the man he decked, it seemed. It spiked the man’s adrenaline. With a crack of lightning he whipped his rifle from its resting position. A crack in the clouds. Suddenly a bolt slapped the ground, breaking the foundation with a thunderous roar as from afar came that figure- that damned figure!

The mist rolled in, thick as fog. It was smoke of some kind and walking knee deep in it was that man with a mask. Even from where Franz stood he could feel the man staring him down with those bulging goggled eyes. Fingers caressed the clouds of death riding beside him as though they were demons for him to command. A true hell monster wrapped into a uniform. Was this the reaper? Is this what form it possessed?

Franz held firm, he remembered what had occurred in the last encounter. He would not budge so quickly this time… it was just a dream… right? Loading his rifle he took aim and dropped to a knee, aiming right for the man’s face as he came closer, walking at a brisk pace with some kind of firearm hidden in the smoke. What was it?

He fired the first round, the spinning metal twirling fiercely as it honed in on the man’s skull. He dashed! It missed! Another round prepared as the figure closed the gap. 500 meters.

He aimed for the legs this time, he had to stop this advance!

Fire! Miss! 400 Meters!

The chest? He had to act quickly!

Fire! Miss! 300 Meters!

How was he so fast? Was he riding the smoke?

Fire! Hit! No! It just clipped him! 200 Meters!

Shit! Shit! Shit! Don’t let him come any closer!

Fire! Miss! Fuck! 100 Meters!

Franz took a deep breath. As the next clip loaded in he watched the movement patterns and looked for deviation. On the 3rd step he moved slightly down for two steps. On the 8th step of every dash he moved slightly to the left. On the 12th of every cycle he was moving slightly right. Count… Count… Count! There!

Fire! Hit! 5 meters!

The running body’s head cracked wide open, the blood spray shooting from the back end as the smoke coated his body in the fall.

Panting… Panting… Had he done it?

Franz collected himself for the moment, breathing hard with a gasping start. He took slow steps toward the smoke, covering his face as the fog caused him to cough. He thought for a moment and moved away from the center of its strength, no need to waste time here. With that he shifted toward the outside ring, looking for any more of his kind. It didn’t appear so.

He needed to leave. The train, he wo- Something touched his shoulder-

Turned around abruptly he felt that firearm press against his rib-cage, looking down to it as the smoke hovered but centimeters from his face. He grabbed at it, trying to pull it away as the smoke grabbed his arm. It dispersed and suddenly the man in the mask was there again. There was smoke leaking from his wound where blood should have been. The firearm’s smoke dispersed, revealing a shotgun to be pressing against him as he quickly looked up to face this threat.

“It’s my turn, cod.”

With a loud boom the insides became outsides with a flush of metal casings spreading the crimson paint across the canvas. Eyes widened in relentless fury as the pain was real. It was very real. He gagged on his blood, the shock settling in as the soldier dropped instantly.

Eyes locked onto the ground which turned into a dusty area. His mind tried to process the pain he was struggling through. He tried to gasp but found nothing there. He needed something- anything as the world grew darker. He looked around with his eyes and… the birds? Vultures landing upon… the bodies… it couldn’t be… was he… the trench? He couldn’t… focus…

Eyes flickered as his tongue came loose with rag-dolled limbs. He couldn’t control himself anymore. He simply laid there in that pit underneath a body above him. Then there was a loud clap of a boot touching near his face. Vision was becoming blurry and it doubled. He felt numb... so very numb.

The boot’s tip grabbed the side of his nose pulling his face to look at the man in the mask who held a pump action casually. He tilted his head, staring at Franz as if to judge him proper before listening to the call of other voices. At that moment the man in the mask looked to the voices, to Franz, and then removed his boot from the solider. Steps faded as the man left, only the smoke left behind.






Franz awoke with a gasp, feeling pain in his chest as he stood from his sleeping spot. He fell to his side trying to recover and listened as a soldier looked his way.


"Don't jerk it too hard, private. Got a march to catch."


The door of the train closed. Franz snapped. Slamming the door open from a rushed stumble upward he looked for the soldier, breathing heavily as soldiers looked to him oddly. He ran through the cart, shoving aside a poor boy in the way and digging through the crowd to find that bastard! He had to be giving him these nightmares! He had to be! Swimming through the current he found himself going nowhere, checking every face, nook, and cranny before ending up right behind his squad with no sight of that bastard…

Was he… Oh god…

Franz trembled internally at the prospect of madness settling in. Paranoia crept and crawled on his back as he took deep breaths as quietly as possible. He needed to be an anchor… He had to be an anchor for his squad. He couldn’t lose it. Not here. Not now. Just… march… Focus on the… march…

As time went on Franz considered what he had gone through and remembered that they were supposed to get off the train about this time anyway. He had shoved a boy trying to get off and now that he realized that he felt rather bad. He was surprised some officer didn’t break his face in and somehow he got away from punishment yet again. What he stole in reality he paid for ahead of time in dreams. Was this some kind of morality check? Maybe it just happened to be massive coincidences… But why the man in the mask? Who was he? Did he matter? Was it some kind of… oh what were they called? Harbinger?

He was pulled out of reality for the longest until the sudden crash of the waves sent him on edge again. He watched as death carved holes into those poor souls. The fallen crashing into the world with speeds unholy. This slaughter was merciless. Yet… as the dust settled and the blood soaked the ground Franz felt something interesting within.

Nothing.

It was hard to describe, he supposed, but he looked upon the corpses and felt nothing. Was it the shock? Was it just trauma overdone? He saw soldiers commanded to their death and he couldn’t help but feel nothing. In fact, he laughed a little thinking about it further. Here they were to play this little game of life and death with orders to rush into certain death.

He felt something trying to claw its way out from his throat. Piercing his tongue into an upright position with strained movements as it slammed claws into the roof of his mouth, causing his neutral gaze to undertake a narrowed, furious expression. The claws tried to climb out from the mouth, teeth clamping onto said claws before they could escape. Franz bit down on his wrath. He clutched his teeth and grit hard with a deep growl brewing beneath. Blood-lust swirled into his mind as the madness split into joy and anger. Joy and anger that he had to suppress within but a broken mind doing the job for him as once more he felt nothing. As soon as it came the feelings were fleeting. Neutrality overtook him once more as he pulled out his pack of Brimstone and lit a stick knowing those lives wouldn’t be coming back. He had to move on.

Death was a shock to all, but as he spent more time near it and as he remembered the many he had lost he couldn’t help but feel like maybe he was growing numb to it. That was a bad thing, surely, but it was truth, he thought. As he traveled he seemed to forget where he even was, focused on keeping himself in check.

Check… He had to check on his friends. He moved to talk with Michael… although he was busy with Lucia it seemed. There was Jean and Kalisa, which, seemed rather inevitable at this point. They would make a good pair, maybe. Diana and Reyna there as well… Well, he supposed he would just lurk behind, watch over the herd for now. There wasn’t anything of interest- or was there?

Something which brought attention to his eyes was a new Darcsen. She was attractive as well. Rough around the edges, yes, but from where he stood it seemed as though she had seen her own share of troubles. He could relate. Not to be rude, he ought to introduce himself to the Darscen. Jean had enough girls to deal with anyhow, pulling one off him for a moment wouldn’t hurt.

Still… He thought about Green Fox. He had read about the man when he was studying in the Federation. An esteemed sniper with feared hunting prowess. He had heard so called professionals and military experts say that he was just a tool of the empire. That his ability was exaggerated for propaganda and his fame but a ruse. Franz knew better, however, because his research on the man as well as personal experience stories from the few Imperials he had come across had something to say of the man, although none were too willing to say much more than needed. Throughout the beginning of the war he had heard of a man slaughtering Feds that matched up with his research. It was him. He could use that information to stay alive. But… He was a hero if he was being honest. Franz loved Green Fox. He was an idol that never lost his shine. But this Middleton would probably sacrifice them to try and kill his hero… His hero… Even though he wanted to keep his allies safe he didn’t want Fox to die. He had too much emotional investment in that great man. If the time came… Focus, Franz.

Franz approached Inès calmly, flicking his cigarette ashes to the side as he pipped up. “Welcome to hell, I’m your tour guide: Franz Blau. Good to see another Darcsen.” He offered his free hand to her, a proper shake in order as he maintained a mostly neutral expression. He even offered her a cigarette.
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