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British gal. Watches far too many films. Loves travelling.

Been into RPs for a while and I generally seem to stray towards more fantasy/supernatural based storylines. I also like detail and in-depth plots as much as possible! Always up for new ideas though.

{Will insert some witty content here when I can be bothered}

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Brie had somehow ended up with her hands covering her eyes and hearing Will speak up, she spread apart her fingers, glancing around the bathhouse apprehensively. Her face fell when she saw the unmoving forms that were the swampjaws and with a gasp, she ran over to them. Crouching down, she gave one of them a gentle prod, apparently needing further confirmation that they were in fact dead. It stayed completely still and even a few more vigorous pokes did nothing to revive it.

“Oh no! I did kill them!” She moaned as she stood up, looking incredibly glum. All she had wanted to do was incapacitate them a little but apparently it was pretty damn easy to kill them. “At least none of them were babies...” Chewing on her bottom lip, she turned to look at the card that Will was holding, her head tilting at the mention of the Basilica. She remembered reading that word on the map and although she wasn’t entirely sure what it meant, she did recall that it had been pretty much in the centre of the page.

“Maybe that’s where he’s got Eliza and Grace!” Walking over to him, she took the card out of his hand, before running over to the previously barred door. A hard shove confirmed that it was now open and relieved, she slipped outside before Nero could decide to lock them in again. “We should go find that asswipe before he hurts them anymore.” Once more, Brie darted off, ignoring the pounding in her head and the aching of her muscles. If the swampjaws had died, she could at least make sure that her friends didn’t suffer anymore than they had to. Plus she was getting really tired, so the sooner they all got out of here safely, the sooner she could hopefully go to bed.

The movie set was pretty small so it didn’t take her long to reach the Basilica. The smell of ogre wasn’t as overpowering anymore and she couldn’t see any of them wandering around, so it looked like the others had killed them. Good job! Her gaze travelled past the pile of rubble that had once been a building, before landing on the open doors of the Basilica. Squinting, she could see what looked like Joseph with what seemed to be a...rat on his shoulder. Weird. Well, not that weird for Jojo...she sort of expected stuff like that from him now.

“Oh, it’s a Vermile! Hey little guy!” Approaching the others, Brie smiled at the leftover, her nose crinkling in delight. She reached out a finger to stroke its head, once again managing to withdraw said appendage just before it bit her. “Aw he’s so cute! Or is it a she...I can’t tell when he’s sat on your shoulder like that..”

Shrugging, Brie eventually remembered why she had walked over to the Basilica in the first place, turning to the others who had assembled in the entrance. “Oh, right! So we went to the bathhouse, which I thought would be really fun. But then there were loads of swampjaws there. And then Nero locked us in...so I had to kill them and I really didn’t mean to, but they were just so easy to kill! It was really sad...” Trailing off after her pointless ramble, she held up the card to show them, not realising that she probably should have started with that. “And then this thing dropped from the ceiling. I think it opens something. Maybe it’s where he’s got Eliza & Grace?” Looking round at the others, she passed it to Rumi, knowing he was the smartest and would know what to do. “Here you go.”

Now free of her burden, she turned back to Will, suddenly looking very apologetic. "Sorry if I shocked you before..." Brie reached up on her tiptoes to whisper to him, so that the others didn't hear. "I can't control it very well recently. It kinda just does what it wants, so you should be careful around me." She shot him a small smile before turning back to her friends, waiting to see what they would do.

@Infinite Cosmos @Rabidporcupine @Scarifar


HEBE
SEATTLE UNIVERSITY - SOMEWHERE ON CAMPUS
MOOD: DEEP BREATHS, DON'T CRY



The water cascaded over her back, warm and powerful. Normally the heat would be soothing and her muscles would rejoice in the feel as it washed her body clean of any impurities. Today though...today it was anything but calming. The torrent of water droplets sounded like thunder in her ears and the feel of it made her skin crawl. Unable to tolerate it any longer, she stepped out of its reach, hands running languidly across her face. After taking a deep breath, she rung her hair out absentmindedly before reaching to wrap a university branded towel around her body.

It hadn’t happened for a quite a while but Hebe sometimes still woke in a flurry of terror. Her fight or flight response activated, she would dart up from her bed, heart pounding almost painfully, a sheen of perspiration covering her body. Often it was too overwhelming and she wouldn’t be able to stop the flow of tears that cascaded down her cheeks. This time had been one of them and it had been bad. None of her usual tactics had worked...watching something funny, counting the different colours in her room, taking a hot shower. Nothing was helping today, and although she had stopped crying, she still felt that horrible panic deep in the middle of her chest.

Tears, now of frustration, pricked at the edges of her eyes. All she wanted to do was go back to sleep but she knew that wasn’t going to happen. Instead she padded over to her bed, clambering on top of the flower patterned duvet and moving a few of her mismatched cushions aside. Crossing her legs, she pulled a very adorable toy elephant towards herself. “You understand don’t you Stampy?” Hugging the well worn stuffed animal to her chest, she closed her eyes. It was going to be okay. It was. It was.

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She couldn't tell how much time had passed. That sometimes happened; she got lost in her thoughts, her mind instead finding solace in fond memories and eager dreams. Her hair felt semi dry though so she figured it must have been at least an hour. Blinking, and in a slight state of disorientation, Hebe looked around her room. The sun was peeping through her white curtains and through the slightly ajar window, she could hear the sounds of the now awakened campus. Everything was so calm & peaceful, a stark contrast to her own tumultuous state. Distractedly, she pulled at the fabric of the stuffed elephant she still had clutched in her hands, her deep brown eyes easily betraying the emotions that were going on behind them. God she was being stupid. A right stupid stupidhead. She also really needed to work on her insults.

“Stop being so silly Hebe. I mean Hailey...” She whispered the last part to herself, although her room mate was still fast asleep and would’ve heard none of her ramblings. Hebe figured it was lucky that she didn’t talk in her sleep or she probably would’ve spilled the beans to every person she’d ever bunked with. Not that the thought of telling them hadn't crossed her mind before. She genuinely loved mortals, especially those that she called friends, and having to keep such a big secret from them had always been difficult for her. Even him...she had especially wanted to tell him...

She was glad she hadn't.

Standing up, Hebe wandered over to her mirror. It was peppered with a mixture of stickers, photos and university memorabilia, but she was still able to see herself well enough in it. Frowning at her complexion, she gently padded at the blotchiness that was beginning to subside, a tell tale sign of her earlier distress. In the past she would’ve tried to cover it up but instead she smiled gently at a picture of her and a couple of close friends. Well as close as you really could get to a mortal. They’d just been to the beach and spent most of the day in fits of laughter. It had been great. And so would today! Yep, she refused to have her day ruined by a stupid panic attack.

“You can do it! You're a goddess of eternal youth, and er...some other stuff as well I guess.” After forcing herself to smile back at her reflection, she rushed over to her closet, haphazardly pulling out the desired pieces of clothing before she could change her mind. Dropping her towel messily to the floor, she promptly got changed before tying her long brunette locks into a high ponytail. Hebe felt her skin prick against the cold that forever permeated their room but she knew once she started running, she would be more than warm enough.

Grabbing her phone and ear buds, she darted into the hallway, making sure not to slam the door as she went. It was late morning so she passed a couple of familiar faces as she hopped down the stairs, offering them the best greeting she could muster. It was just a quick 'hi' or a wave of her hand but it was enough to placate them. Hebe hated having to pretend...it reminded her of the other gods, who were all so wrapped up in their twisty turvy games. Her nose scrunched at the sudden thought of them, her mind almost lingering across to dangerously pleasant memories, before she yanked herself back to reality.

No. She wouldn't think of them. And she wouldn't chastise herself. It was fine to act the part...if only until she felt herself once more. So instead of plunging into her mind, she closed the gap between herself and the heavy oak doors that blocked the way out, using the weight of her body to push one of them partly open.

The wind was brisk as Hebe stepped outside and she found herself hopping in place for a few seconds, trying to generate even a modicum of heat. Sooooo cold...” She whined to herself, for a brief moment missing the coziness of her bed. Remembering that she should probably warm up, Hebe pulled her left leg into a quad stretch. She wobbled precariously for a few moments, somehow managing to keep her balance and not fall face first onto the ground. It was kind of ridiculous how many times that had actually happened to her...

Finished with her stretches, she pressed the randomise button on her favourite playlist, knowing she would love any of the songs that played. Tucking her phone into her sports bra (there was like a fifty percent chance it wouldn’t fall out), she took off running. Instantly her body and mind felt lighter, and she was glad that she’d forced herself outside.

Yep, today was going to be a good day.



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Well, shit.

The last thing Summer could remember was slipping into darkness, her vision blurring as she fell suddenly and completely unconscious. She mustn't have been out of it for long — perhaps a minute at most — but that didn't mean she felt any less disorientated when she was pulled awake by the pungent odour of smelling salts.

“Urgh, that smells awful...” Summer grimaced as she looked up at Elder Lucien, her brown eyes taking in his impassive demeanour. She supposed she was lucky he had come to help her but that didn't mean she felt any less irritated by his presence. It was annoying to even need help in the first place.

Bringing a hand to her forehead, she eased herself into a sitting position, trying to make sense of what was happening around her. Everyone seemed to be rushing about and it looked like she & Calypso weren’t the only ones who had suffered after the ritual. Looking over at Maggie, who appeared to be in the middle of a full-blown panic attack, she found herself feeling a twinge of something for her. Of course, it was totally stupid to go through with the ritual if you were so damn anxious...but still.

“I’m fine now.” Summer muttered sullenly to Lucien as she slowly stood up. For a second she teetered on her feet — a wave of dizziness overcoming her — but luckily she managed to steady herself enough that she didn't immediately fall to the floor again. Glancing down at the spot where she had cut herself with the dagger, she was surprised to see that it had been healed. And it was a good job too. Likely one of the elders had done it. It didn’t really seem like the other witchlings...or witches as it was now, cared that she had fainted, so she doubted it had been any of their doing.

Not that this bothered Summer. Of course not.

Yet, the teen still couldn’t help but feel a twinge of embarrassment for what had happened. It was not the Abernathy way. Scratch that...it wasn’t her way. It was weak and stupid. No doubt news of the events that had transpired would spread throughout the coven. And her mother...oh god, her mother. She was never going to live this down. Maybe she should move to Antartica or something. Surely they must have witches there too...

Caught up in these thoughts, she absentmindedly picked a couple of pieces of undergrowth off her dress, before suddenly realising that she was just standing there like an idiot.

“Er, well thanks for healing me or whatever.” Rolling her eyes, Summer then proceeded to promptly stride off, eager to get away from the Wellspring (and the other witches). She knew she was going to have to spend the rest of the evening with them but she just needed a moment alone.

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Damn it.

Will knew her too well. Of course he would realise that she’d want to keep one of them as a pet. He’d grown used to Dog but apparently swampjaws were a step too far for him.

“Well it would be better for them than being kept by stupid whatshisface...” Sulkily puffing out her cheeks, she wandered off to check for an exit anyway. Although she would love to have a pet swampjaw — and she was sure that Dog would eventually grow to like them — she knew that this was not the time nor the place to have such a discussion. Maybe she would be able to persuade Will at another point though...perhaps if they raised one from a baby or something? She'd seen a picture of a baby one once and they were even cuter. And usually they didn't just have one baby but several!

Sparing one last glance at the creatures as they were forced towards the ceiling, Brie began to leisurely walk around the room. She tried to ignore the bellows, roars and snaps she could hear from above, the 'leftovers are adorable' part of her brain wanting to tell Will to let them go. It was distracting but Brie was as keen to get out of here as him, so she instead focused on the task at hand. A quick scan of the area told her there were no electrical systems she would be able to short-circuit in able to provide them with a way out. She also pushed on the heavy metal door they had come through but it seemed to be locked from the other side. From what she could see, the place was totally secure.

“Nope, no way out! Looks like we’re locked in here. Guess he either expects us to be eaten or kill them...”

Having done a full circuit of the room, she meandered back over to Will. Looking up at the swampjaws once more, her eyebrows furrowed as she tried to decide what to do. Thinking was hurting her tired and hungover brain, but even she could see that they didn’t have many options.

“Ah, this is bullshit! I think we’re gonna have to hurt them." Sighing, she inwardly cursed Nero for doing this, hoping she would get a chance to at least shock him a little. "Well, I guess I should do something…” Clenching her fists together, Brie began to concentrate on absorbing more of the surrounding currents. The lights flickered as she did this, a couple of them blowing with a sudden ‘pop’ and causing the room to be cast instead by only a dim light. It was eery but nothing by which they couldn't still see.

“Whoops, sorry! Erm, maybe you should stand back for this.” She glanced over at Will, aware of the significant amount of static electricity that was generating around her body. Normally she would be able to mostly prevent this but the fact that her hold on her powers had been slipping recently, along with being awfully hungover, meant that she really had little control over it. It crackled in the air, palpable and tense. To her it just felt like that familiar buzz she always cherished, but to others it would cause a rather painful shock. She could tell that her already messy hair was beginning to stand on end but she ignored this whilst she continued to concentrate.

“Poor babies! I’m so sorry!” Holding out both her arms, palms raised, Brie suddenly sent two lightning fast bolts of electricity at the water surrounding the reptilian leftovers. The water began to bubble violently as the electricity coursed through it and with nowhere else to go, would strike directly through the bodies of the swampjaws. Brie closed her eyes, unwilling to see the poor things in pain, hoping it would work quickly. “Oh, I really hope they’re not dead...”

@Infinite Cosmos
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HERMES
CASA DE ACROPOLIS - SEATTLE UNIVERSITY
MOOD: ZOOM ZOOM



Sleep. Sleep was not something that Hermes cherished, nor sought. Why spend time in slumber, when there were so many frivolities to enjoy in the waking world. His life as a god had been hectic, forever darting from place to place, at the behest of both his own desires, as well as the whims of others. Yet, the realm of unconsciousness was the one place where he could truly fly once more. Where he was able to carousel off with the winds. So, perhaps at the behest of one patron of sleep, or as the result of a lively party, did Hermes pass into these unfamiliar lands.

On this occasion, it was by the hands of the latter that the former messenger of the gods found himself scrunched up in a bathtub, legs hung over the side and head resting uncomfortably against the faucet. Muttering to himself as he slept, Hermes slowly peeped open one eye when he was dragged from his stupor by a familiar voice. He was instantly met by the sight of one very naked looking Heracles, which prompted a small, croaky laugh. The guy spent half of his life in a state of undress, so it wasn't a surprise, infact it was a sight which he welcomed wholeheartedly. "What's up Brotato Chip? You are so naked. Wait...am I?" Looking down, Hermes was surprised to see that he was still wearing his boxers. This was probably the first time he had woken up at Casa De Acropolis wearing more than just his birthday suit. "What happened last night? Last thing I remember was Pol showing everyone his party trick..."

Stretching his arms above his head — his muscles protesting against the sudden movement — Hermes slowly hauled his aching body from the bathtub. He was going to be sore for a week after sleeping like that but at least he hadn’t ended up on the rooftop again. Ignoring the very unclean looking floor, he meandered over to Herc, giving him a small nudge in the side with his foot. "Time to get up man. Wouldn't wanna miss all the fun at the Conclave now would we?" Giving him a small wink before strolling out of the bathroom, Hermes immediately found himself colliding into a smaller someone with a sudden oof.

"Sorry, didn't see you there..." Cupping a hand to his mouth to stifle a yawn, Hermes glanced down at the very awake looking redhead, her returning gaze all smiles & spiritedness. It took his groggy brain a few moments to get into gear, but eventually it began to come back to him. She was one of the many merrymakers that had found themselves at Casa De Acropolis last night. Sally 'the masseuse' - that was it. From what he recalled she had been very flexible. “Oh, Sally...right. What are you still doing here?” It was a shame they hadn't shared the bathtub together because she was pretty damn hot. Though for all he knew, they had. It really was all a bit of a blur.

“Well, you asked me to watch you sleep—” Hermes did not remember this, “—to make sure that your friends didn’t draw...um what was it. Oh, ‘phallic imagery’ on you!” She peered down at the palm of her hand, where he had apparently drawn a picture for reference (y'know, just in case she didn't recognise it...) Smiling at him, she showed him the crudely drawn image, prompting a small laugh from the messenger god. Wow, this girl was peppy. “Anyway, I went out to get you coffee. Thought you’d need it before your mission!”

Slinging an arm gently around her shoulders, Hermes began to lead the girl slowly down the hallway, trying his best to maneuver her away from the rest of the household. “Thanks Sal. You did a great job! - I am completely penis free. Well, you know, not completely.” He gave her a small lopsided smile as he wrapped his fingers around the styrofoam cup she'd brought for him. If there was one thing he loved about humans, it was the invention of coffee. Well, that and some of their more...illicit creations too. “...Wait - what mission?” Backtracking, Hermes frowned at his own stupidity. What had he said this time? It really did get difficult to keep track after the fifth drink or so.

“Your space mission! You said you were flying to Mercury today...”

“I did? I mean, I did! Yep, very important business.” Furrowing his eyebrows as he walked, Hermes tried to recall what he had said. He briefly remembered something about being an astronaut. That was always a risky play so he was surprised that it had worked. Normally he went with one of the safer options like an actor or royalty. Either way, he should probably get this poor girl out of here before he was actually forced to sign up to NASA. He was pretty sure that the moon was outside the remit of The Colossus.

“Look Sal. I’m leaving earth today…forever." He widened his eyes dramatically as they reached the front door, adopting his best solemn demeanour. It he must play along for a while longer, so be it. "It’s gonna be a pretty emotional goodbye with the boys, so it might be best if we were alone. Between you and me, Jackson is very sensitive about his crying face...gets all red and blotchy y'know? Thanks for the coffee though, you're a star!” Taking a sip from the cup, he nodded happily at the rush of caffeine. "Mm, good stuff."

Sally looked somewhat put out but just shrugged her shoulders, clearly have complete faith in the idea that he was in fact an astronaut. “Oh, of course - bye Harry! Good luck with the aliens!”

Aliens?

Hermes gave her a hesitant wave as he shut the door, letting out a sigh of relief when she was finally gone. Brushing a hand through his tangled mess of hair, he glanced around the apartment. Although turning up to the Conclave in just his boxers would be pretty funny, he probably should try and find his clothes.

Yet before he could look, his attention was diverted by the smell of cooking food wafting over to him from the stovetop. Thank the gods that Apollo could actually cook - if it weren't for him, they were all apt to starve. "Mornin' blondie. What's cooking?" Leaning against the kitchen counter, his blue eyes glanced over the mess of empty bottles, red solo cups and other more questionable items. Picking up one of said cups, he gave it a suspicious sniff before deciding that it was definitely not water. Maybe on another day a hair of the dog would've been desirable but no way was he touching that stuff before the Conclave. He decided to grab a piece of sausage instead, biting into it and nearly burning his tongue in the process. Shit that was hot.

"Dude, you haven't seen my clothes have you? I have no idea where I left them..." Frowning in concentration, Hermes began to pick his way through the piles of clothes and people, treading carefully over the remnants of chaos that had been left in the wake of last night. The place was, as always, a complete mess and he had no luck in finding anything that was either his own or something he would want to wear. "Ah, fuck it." After a few minutes, Hermes gave up, giving Apollo a quick wave before traipsing out of the door. He would just head home in his boxers and shower there...the breeze would wake him up at least.

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A short while later, Hermes had successfully gone home, showered, fed Ares & Zeus, and then hauled it all the way across town. He was always one to take things at his own pace but luckily his own pace was pretty damn speedy, so he wasn't all that late. In fact, it kind of seemed like he might be on time. That would definitely be a first. He found the Conclaves terribly boring, only attending them in the hopes that there would be some juicy drama, so being timely wasn't really on his list of priorities.

After getting lost half a dozen times, and also stopping to flirt with a very cute looking teacher's aide, Hermes eventually found the conference room. It for sure wasn't the most upmarket place they'd held these gatherings in, but he didn't really care either way. He paused for a moment to pat down a couple of stray hairs, before pushing open the doors, his gaze instantly straying over to two very familiar faces. Thank god it wasn't just him and Ares - the guy would probably try launch him out of a window before the meeting had even started.

“Hey Kor Kor! Hey Hippo!” Darting over to them, full of energy, you would be hard pressed to realise that Hermes had been dead asleep not so long ago. Peering over Kores shoulder, he couldn’t help but smile to himself when he saw his name taped to the cheap plastic chair. “Oh, looks like we’re sitting together. You lucky duck!” Hermes grinned at her as he plopped himself down on the seat. Shrugging off his jacket, he slung it over the back of his chair, before turning to face his fellow Grecian gods.

“Don’t tell anyone, but I brought snacks!” Leaning conspiratorially towards Kore, he showed her the packet of gummy worms that he'd quickly grabbed on the way here. Bringing a finger to his lips to emphasise his point of keeping it a secret, he opened the bag, before popping one into his mouth. "Oh no, they're sour..." Hermes scrunched up his face at the taste, shaking his head in surprise.

Damn those sour gummies - they got him every time.


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