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Stranded in the Stars (Sci-Fi Survival)

Everything was black and empty. The first sensation to come was the feeling of a heart beating sluggishly somewhere, slowly gaining a normal speed. The second was an ache one could only get from not moving their body at all for a very long time. Finally fuzzy shapes began to form, and slowly, as Annet blinked a few times to clear her mind, focus came. I'm cold, she thought numbly, and then her memories started to come back. My name is Annet. I lost my arm at work. I am in space right now. She didn't know what to say to the talking illusion of an anthropomorphic jaguar, however. Relieved that her voice was seemingly unaffected, she said reluctantly, "Hello, captain." Immediately afterward, she stretched and half-winced at the cracking noises her back made. "We there yet?"

Werewolves + Exploitation

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Esterland: A supernatural town!

Rich transformed and followed the white wolf, loping at a safe distance behind her but keeping up. He skidded to a stop to stare at Ebony as she ran past; he admired her but hoped no one else would notice. He pawed the ground and opened his jaws to call to her in a low howl-bark, but no sound came out and he decided against it. Raising his tail in a show of confidence, he continued to tag along behind the Alpha.

Werewolves + Exploitation

So, I've been reading Of Wolves and Men. It's a great non fiction for anyone who's interested in wolves, although I'm not done yet. ANYWAYS, it says that powdered wolf liver was used to treat birth pains, wolf dung to treat colic and cataracts, and other really weird things, during the Middle Ages. I also heard somewhere that in China there are some terrible operations in which bears are held captive so that their bile can be harvested for use as traditional/folk medicine. And I just kind of combined the two in my head. What if we did a roleplay where werewolves are held in massive factory-farm like facilities, where they periodically have part of their livers removed and basically just serve as liver-growing machines so that their captors can rake in cash? The story would revolve around their escape or rescue, and maybe their eventually managing to form some kind of community in secret. Anyone like it? I think I'd make it high free or low casual.

Stranded in the Stars (Sci-Fi Survival)

I'll go ahead and post this here, and move it if it's accepted. Name: Annett Cline Brief Description: Hoping to study Mars and the stars but unable to get a grant, she boarded the cheapest flight to Mars. Back on Earth when she was 21, she was in a machinery-related accident at a factory job, and lost her right arm at the shoulder. Luckily she got a cybernetic replacement, equipped with all the 'sensors' of a real arm, as well as EM sensors; she controls it with her brain. She hasn't fully come to terms with how it makes her look or the original trauma of the accident. Occupation: Amateur astronomer Age: 29

Stranded in the Stars

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