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"And suddenly Henry Grimm remembered that he had, indeed, left the oven on. And so fled in as graceful a manner possible, to try and salvage what he could from his likely-burning Brazilian Abode."

On a more serious note, have fun with the camping/larping combination! And Mmmmmm, good to see some nice new posts this morning. Who needs coffee when you have posts like these to read?

I still do, because coffee is mortal ambrosia. But don't let that demean the comparison.
If you still have openings, I'd be interested in this as well. Be fun to do something in the Bleach universe again.
Semyon found himself drifting further and further off to the side, and not really minding at all. Those gathering together had more to talk about, without needing to be interrupted or distracted by him. Likewise, he had no reason to try and speak when there was nothing for him to say. So he stood apart, soon finding himself near the seated Nestor, who like him seemed less interested in discourse -though in his case, drink took the place of silent standing.

The Wight pondered striking up conversation, if for no other reason than to ensure the man's shoulder was okay, but never managed to find the words. Nestor seemed content in his drink, most of the others seemed content in their speech, and the others who weren't either seemed to busy to interrupt or... happened to be a Reaper of death.

He probably should actually speak with her at some point. Maybe tomorrow, or after their next task was done. Probably sometime between those, actually. Maybe.

But not now, at least. Max (Or whoever he was, were they calling him something different suddenly?) was alive once more, and Isis' request had been finished. But Atticus hadn't said much about what Mr. Hoyle needed. It seemed everyone who didn't follow Miss Tamarind was here as well, so had the task been finished? Surely not, why call so many if it had been that simple? Where they moving on, then, continuing with more information? If so, Atticus would share it with them soon. Or if not, then Mr. Hoyle w-

The sound of someone sniffing the air beside Semyon brought a sudden halt to his thoughts.

The Wight didn't reach for his gun, sure in the security of the Company Headquarters. He did, however, turn sharply, pivoting on the ball of one foot to directly face the figure that had approached him. A werewolf, like Hoyle or Tamarind... but neither? Mottled fur, scarred neck, a powerful yet venerable build. She stood between him and Nestor, attention seemingly focused primarily on the latter.

But her question was meant for them both. And it took more than a little while before Semyon could answer.

Not through any desire to be rude, or because he thought the werewolf was ignoring him. No, it simply took his mind a while to make sure she had really asked what he heard. It had been a long time since he chose undeath, and many of his senses had already dulled to nothingness. Loss of hearing was a dire portent in a being such as he, so any possibility of it arising had to be taken with grave consideration.

But his hearing seemed fine, if the jaunty words of a returning Henry Grimm were any basis for judgment. In that case, he had likely heard correctly, which was worse, but at least he wasn't falling into feral mindlessness quite yet.

He would just likely die for good in the near future, along with everyone else.

"Ragnarok... " Finally, Semyon found the words to answer the werewolf. "Yes. If it is truly- Yes, yes I am here to help."

Once more, he ran one hand over the pale flesh of his head. No wonder so many members of the Company had been called out. When Hoyle needed help with a job, it would turn out to be a very big job.
Happy Easter Fellow Roleplayers! Hope you're having the loveliest Sunday!

I can say that to everyone here, as you're all great writers and probably pretty decent people. But the next person who tries to force a cheery Easter greeting from me is getting their eyes gouged out with a Peep instead.

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So this weekend decided to hit me like a truck, and looks to continue doing so for the next few hours. Sorry it's taking so long, but I should have a post up either late this evening or in the morning tomorrow.
Ahhh, EvE online..

I played a bit in College, running in a Corp (EvE's guilds) my roommate ran. It's an... interesting game? In the end I found it less enjoyable than many of your typical MMOs, but it certainly had it's own kind of appeal, and I've kept some time on my account just in case I wanted to start it back up again.

I definitely recommend either finding some people you know who play and joining their Corp, or finding a Corp right away. Eve's difficulty curve is more of a difficulty cliff, and is unforgiving to the point of congratulating those who prey on the new blood. Find some people to play with, get some tips and get your ships blown up a few times, and you'll likely find some good fun to be had.
Well our three-day stint of lovely weather ended in snow this morning so... that was exciting in a perverse kind of way.

Aside from GW2 pushing out a new patch to say "No no, don't stare at doe-eyed ESO over there, come back to me! I'm the only MMO for you!" This week's been fairly uneventful for me so far, hopefully others have had some more interesting times.
Semyon's plan fell a bit short, when he discovered nothing but smooth walls where the entrance to the vault had been. Pausing mid-step, the Wight regarded sight with mild surprise. Certainly, they had come from this direction. Though it wasn't a stretch to consider things weren't 'normal' in this vault, it still seemed strange for a doorway to simply... vanish.

Thinking it might be a simple glamour, Semyon took another step forwards, tapping his pistol lightly upon the stone.

"No no, undead one, that way is closed." The voice stopped him once more, but he lowered his weapon without concern. The voice was familiar, even if he could not see Isis herself. "Turn back."

Semyon acquiesced, turning into blinding light that sent him stumbling back against the wall. It radiated outwards from the Ankh Tamarind had held in her possession, now floating high above his comrades. Soft words and subtle colors toyed with his senses as he stood there.

For a moment, he did nothing but listen to the Goddess' words echoing through the air. For a moment, he did nothing but watch the light play across the room all around. Again, he felt it again, familiar sensations he just couldn't quite place. A vague, longing nostalgia. It wrapped around him in dazzling beauty, thanking for his contribution, and promising safe travel to the London headquarters of his company.

Pity though, that he hadn't managed to get Romanoff a gift.

"Just ask." The voice curled about his ears once more, "As thanks for helping retrieve what is mine."

A gift for her then, something she would like to read.

Of course."

Light dominated his world as she spoke, and he found himself weightless, suspended for an instant within indescribable sensation once more. It faded as it came, too soon it seemed, yet the memory of it etched into his mind.

The sights of the Bain&Hoyle London Branch Grand Hall greeted Semyon's pale gaze now. A somewhat... disappointing site compared to what he had just witnessed, but welcoming in it's own way. They had completed their task quite quickly, and now could move on to assist Mr. Hoyle with the task he had originally called them to. Hopefully it would temper any ill feelings the venerable Werewolf might have, that they returned as swiftly as they did. Though even if they did not, Semyon no real guilt at his choice.

A subtle weight pressed down upon his free hand as he took in the surroundings, gaze falling upon a tightly-bound scroll held in his grasp. The parchment was stained and frayed at the edges, but appeared preserved well enough. Lips managing to raise slightly higher than usual, he knelt down to tuck it away in his pack, wrapping it tightly within the towel he had brought. It should keep it well enough, better than any other method he had on hand, at least.

Rising up to remove his suppressor and re-holster his pistol securely, the Wight gave the now-arriving Atticus a polite nod. It seemed the man wanted to speak with their newly-revived comrade first, so he avoided interrupting any conversation that may happen.

It was enough that they had brought back an old comrade, could continue to assist Mr. Hoyle, and that he had found something for Romanoff as well. He would have to thank Isis properly for that one... which meant a second trip to Egypt after things were done here, which would probably lead right into another trek through Siberia...

Semyon's smile faded slightly, one gloved hand running across the smooth top of his head at a sudden thought.

He wasn't going to be getting back to his job at the club anytime soon, was he?
Buy all one color, or buy extremely vibrant and colorful socks, and never have to worry about matching again. Or there's the option of not having to wear socks in the first place.

Ahhh, how nice those summers were.
The question had been partially rhetorical, partially made from simple surprise. Maybe their encounter with the constructs of Set and flight from the guardians of Alexandria had put him in too much of a fighting mood, but things seemed to have moved so... quickly, now. Not that he found reason to complain at all, it was only a good thing.

He had hoped for an affirmative answer, had expected no real answer... but did not expect the lady reaper to respond. Especially not in such a... manner. His pale eyes focused on her alone, pondering just how to respond.

"I... don't think so..." Politesse was the best defense, so he decided to answer the question. She was being deliberately rude and sarcastic, he knew, but it did bring up an interesting question. Was his brain still... there? After so long it might very well not be, could that pose a problem? He gave one temple a delicate tap, listening intently for an echo within his own head, before giving the lady reaper a shrug.

"It was an important part of the ritual, we made sure everyone came back with their own."

Michael sometimes swore they had forgotten part of his. But Michael sometimes swore a lot of things. It probably wasn't true.

Considering their trade of words done for the moment -neither really seemed keen to talk to the other, and Semyon didn't want an altercation at the moment- the Wight turned his gaze to the others. Tamarind and the revived... Max, right? Had finished their greetings for the moment, the elven lady was speaking with Nestor, the golem seemed to likewise be observing the group. That was... everyone, yes? Except for Isis, the one who had brought them here in the first place... That was someone they needed.

Turning from the group, Semyon made his way cautiously towards the exit back into the Library proper. He didn't dare actually leave, not knowing if the guardians were still lying in wait. But he moved as close as he could, to be able to peer out into the ruins they had wrought not too long before, hoping to catch a glimpse of the Egyptian goddess in question.

Gun drawn and ready once more, he kept watch, ready to signal her over should she appear, and to make sure nothing else tried to get through to his comrades.
I'm back!

Reading over everyone's lovely posts now as I re-settle in back home. I 'might' get something up for Semyon tonight? But much more likely it won't be until tomorrow morning/early afternoon, once I've gotten some decent sleep in a bed I own.

andastra said
Got my post up...Hope Seymon (sp?) doesn't mind i used his name briefly for a little white lie :P


Nah, he doesn't mind : )
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