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11 yrs ago
Current To all I'm in RPs with: I apologise if my replies are sparse. Life isn't kind.
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My name is DJ.
I am a roleplayer.
A roleplayer of roughly a good decade now.
I write a lot of things, and am able to roleplay a lot of things.

Random Things about me
- I run a small YouTube channel.
- I listen to a helluva lot of music. Love music.
- I'm from Singapore. It's a little island in Southeast Asia.

Anywho, I've not been RPing for a long long time, but here I am, hopefully to make a few friends and RP some.

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"That sounds reasonable, but if anyone else has any other plans, feel free?"

Skrax stood with staff extended as the walls closed in on the group. Perched amongst the rubble of the former button pedestal, he scanned the rest of the room, even as the whirling blades of death drew ever closer. He was no closer to finding a way out, and certainly these blades were the end of many a wandering sellsword.

The ceiling.

What was on the ceiling?

"Fellows, perhaps we should also consider going up and out of this deathtrap?"
I don't think you'd be able to throw an axe at someone while you were passing over them. Intent to hit, sure, but with the strength to sever a limb? Don't think so. It'd probably lodge in her shoulder.
@Mr Allen J Sorry for being so inactive on our pad. Been a busy past few days for me.
I'm here.

Gonna make silent post, will voice on weekend.
"Hmph."

The displeasure was not more evident in the Guardsman's face. The beret he had on shielded some of his features from the moonlight, but the frown he wore was telling.

The group he was following was a ragtag bunch of misfits, including himself. The mayor of Silvershaw had decided that enough was enough and they had to send someone to Oking to figure out what the balls was going on over there. Bad enough that they just had to send a group, but they had the town's resident super mutant with them. All eyes, professional or otherwise, would be on them, even in the dead of night. The shadows had eyes, he'd learned early in life. A group this size heading to someplace considered dangerous would be spotted easily.

Approaching the outskirts of Oking, John kept his rifle up, hands clasped tightly on the sturdy wooden body of the weapon. His eyes were not on the group, but their surroundings, ears peeled for any sudden movement or noise.

Then, ahead, sounds. An argument. Raised voices.

Followed sharply by the sounds of murder and death.

With Duela and Cassandra ahead of him and McTavish to his rear, he hunkered down in the brush just behind them. Then, as the ghoul left their cover, he followed close behind, rifle raised in a ready stance. He knew that without bullets, this thing was useless, but the knife that hung from its barrel was still shiny and deadly sharp, a testament to its use and his upkeep of it. As Duela held her hands high, indicating a willingness to talk, he stalked behind her and to her left, eyes constantly focused on the woman and her deadly longbow.

Then his course was interrupted by the ghoul that sort of fell out of the wall, and as McTavish slammed his sledgehammer down on the floor just beside him, John rushed up to his other side and held his rifle steady at the ghoul's face, the long bayonet's blade resting gently on his thin, frail neck.

"Don't. Move."

He looked up at McTavish and gave him a shrug.

"I got this one. Go keep watch on that couple. Bad news, those two."
"I'm just passing through pal, guy like you, just trying to make my way through the multiverse. Hey, have you seen another guy like me? Cute little dog, about yey high," Daniel replied, holding his hand to just beneath his chin, indicating the height of his missing companion.

"Wearing a silly cowboy hat, boots, jeans, um, looks real sad?"

"This is a path from one multiverse to another, mine to what I am hoping is your own. How you got here would have consisted of some dubiously powerful magic, hopefully your own, in a way, so you can comply with my request. That you leave it."

He smirked a little and shook his head.

"Uh, naw man. I'm just gonna keep wandering to look for my buddy, but hey if you get in my way intentionally...might have to do something about it."

Instinctively, his hand hovered over the hilt of his katana and his feet spread slightly apart. Ready, but wary.
The Lost Boys are back. And I think they've probably added to their ranks.
Name/Nicknames: John "Guardsman" Parsons

Age: 27

Appearance: Alan stands six foot two, with dirty brown hair and brown eyes. His build of your average military-trained man; well built shoulders, torso and legs, muscled arms. However, the wasteland has left his cheeks sallow and gaunt, his eyes hollow, and his body in tortured shape. Scars criss cross his chest and back, and two go over his face; one over his left eye, which is blind, and the other horizontally across his nose. His way of dress is decidedly unique; in the ruins of Buckingham Palace, John found a set of full, if faded, queen's guard uniforms, complete with combat boots and the like, and minus that silly huge furry hat. In place of the huge furry hat, he wears a faded red beret without any insignia or badges on it.

Race: Human

Personality: John is a simple man; if it's edible, he'll eat it. If it's potable, he'll drink it. If it's trying to kill him, he'll kill it then decide on if it's edible. Surviving in the wasteland for many years on his own have made him a ghost of his former self. Cynical and world-weary, John is a seeker of peace and solace, either in sheltered conditions, or in death.

He rarely often jokes, and if one were to crack a joke he barely would respond, unless he were feeling safe or if the joke were particularly amusing. He is also loyal, although his loyalty mainly comes from who provides the most coin. However, if John trusts someone, they can always count on him to protect them and keep them from harm.

Skills/Attributes:

  • Hand-to-Hand Combat; after surviving years in the wastes on his own, John has become adept at the fine art of murdering someone in close range, be it with his rifle-spear, his knife, or his fists.
  • Survivalist; it has become second nature to John. He knows good places to find water, dirty but unaffected by radiation, and he knows how to kill a radstag or molerat and cook its meat efficiently.
  • Protector; if you're in John's good books, chances are you're protected for life, especially if you travel with him.


Backstory: John Parsons was born long after the bombs fell and the people emerged into a burned out, shell of a country. A world weary of its exertions, waiting to die from inevitability. Unlike most who were surviving out in the countrysides where farmland was rare but an actual thing, John instead found himself in urban London, growing up amongst the wreckage as his parents, survivors and settlers trying to make a living in the city ruins, moved from building to building in an attempt to forage a living.

When he turned eighteen, both his parents were dead from raider attacks and the feral ghouls that stalked out from the former London Underground. Forced to seek shelter and live life alone, he took to stealing, scavenging and even downright murder to get by.

Eventually he found himself in Buckingham Palace, where there had used to be a Haven underneath the palace grounds for London's royalty. They were all dead now, of course, but what remained of the queen's guard...remained. He found himself in possession of a uniform of a guardsman, although he never knew who they once were, and found it fitting. The rifles kept in storage and on display in the palace were, although unusable as firearms, served as clubs just as well, and with a lucky find of a bayonet, John had himself a spear, and thus he set out wandering. His goal was to exit the city and head for the countryside, in the hopes that he'd find shelter somewhere out there.

Years went by. John honed his skills in the fine art of manslaughter and occasionally lent his services out guarding caravans for what meagre supplies or currency they had. Rumours began to abound of the red-dressed "Guardsman" in the English county wastes, a mercenary that did dirty work for what remained of English royalty, or so the stories went. Slowly he grew weary of the bloodshed and murder, though he saw no other alternatives to his life.

It was around this low point that John stumbled upon the town of Silvershaw while escorting a trading caravan there. The town gave him a glimpse into a life he'd never thought he'd have: a peaceful one, where his blade would go unbloodied for more than a week, and where he would have human company that wasn't trying to murder him. It was where he finally made his home, as an actual town guard and night watchman, gazing over the rolling hills and into the night sky with an old pair of binoculars as the moon shone bright in the sky.

Equipment:

  • M1 Garand w/ long serrated bayonet; useless without proper ammunition, John uses this old relic rifle more as a spear than anything else.
  • Binoculars; self explanatory.
  • Scrap bootknife; a small dagger made of a sharpened shard of metal with some cloth wrapped around it, John keeps this rudimentary backup weapon in his boot, ready in case someone pounces on him without his weapon ready.
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I imagine it is the closest "analogue" to it for the setting; but the way I figure it Virtue Worship could end up being fairly different considering there is no central deity to worship with followers believing in seven aspects of sin/virtue.


Ooh gosh. Might have to rewrite my guy's backstory, if that's the case.
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