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9 yrs ago
Current To all I'm in RPs with: I apologise if my replies are sparse. Life isn't kind.
9 yrs ago
BLUH

Bio

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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As soon as his bat impacted an invisible shield instead of her gut, he knew something was up. The force that pushed him backwards made him rethink his strategy on the fly, even as his ears perked at the air parting and whistling as the lady's fist met his cheek. The force broke the thin yet sturdy ice barrier covering his body and struck him physically, making him spit blood while he reeled backward. In his head, gears turned and he made a plan to get himself some distance.

Using the force of her shield, he pushed himself backward with his bat and ducked, letting the diagonal slash fly cleanly over his head, even as he coated the soles of his sneakers with ice and propelled himself a foot or two backwards with her own defensive shield. The ice on his feet made the trip back slick, as if he was wearing ice skates on the concrete, but he stopped himself by stamping and breaking the ice that coated his feet, planting himself firmly back on the sidewalk just two feet away from her.

"Hmm."

With a flick of his wrist, he coated his bat in ice again, thicker this time, and he reared back and swung it at the warrior with his right hand. From this distance, ice sheared off his bat and flew towards her in a spray of sharp icicles, which masked the movement of his left towards his jacket. His fingers quickly found the zipper of his hoodie, pulled it down slightly and dove into the innards, his hand gripping itself around the familiar metal and plastic of his pistol. The spray of ice should've bought him enough time to draw the deadly ranged weapon and bring it to bear on the warrior lady. He primed the weapon with a flick of his thumb and aimed it at her.

"Stop right there. I doubt your shield's going to protect you against this. Now will you listen to me? I don't want to hurt you! I just want to get out of this city and away from all the zombies!"
"For fuck's sake!"

The lady was in his face now, sword slashing from his left to his right. With barely a thought, he brought up his bat, flipping the friction-taped grip in his hand so he was holding the lightweight bat in a backhand posture, and swung towards the incoming sword. The clash of metal on metal rang through the air as sword met bat, and for a brief moment, he locked blades with the warrior woman.

That moment went by as his left hand shot to the other end of his bat and together he angled his weapon and twisted it to his right so the sword slid right across and off his weapon, the sharp shing of the blade leaving the smooth metal of his baseball bat ringing in the air. With the momentum of his turn, he completed his swing, bringing his bat round to his right side as he held onto the hitting surface with his left hand. His right hand switched grips to a forehand and he threw in a quick jab with the large, round and blunt hitting end of the bat towards his opponent's midsection.
"Little lie? Lady, what on earth are you talking abou-"

Daniel got interrupted as he felt a ripple of power in the air, all while the lady with the sword started charging at him. Instinctively he threw up his own barrier, a thin film of ice that rippled and formed over himself and his weapon.

In his defense, he wasn't prepared for an earnest fight from a stranger he met in a dead city. His instincts told him to fight but he threw common sense against the wall and lowered his bat. He threw out a hand, palm out and backed up, even as she charged forward faster than he thought possible for her.

"Lady! Wait! I don't want to fight you!"
"Well, considering that you're the one busting the baseballs and also punching holes in the fence, you're pretty well off yourself. Fire, by the look of it. And the smell."

He smirked as he rested his bat on his shoulders, watching the lady swing for the bleachers and hitting a home run that soared through the air as it fell to ashy pieces from the impact. As he felt the air temperature around him rising, he channeled the ice into his bat and into the surroundings, matching every degree of heat with an equal amount of chill, quickly causing water vapour to coalesce in the air around them. She would feel the chill tickle her ankles while he stood by the side, hands resting on his bat.

"Funny, a baseball pitch in the ass end of nowhere and that's where I find another magic user. Uncanny."

Daniel took a few steps back and took a test swing or two with the baseball bat, smirking a little to himself.

"What's say...you and I go a few rounds? I could use the practice."
"Friggin' zombies. Messing up my city."

The wolf strode forward, his baseball bat raised high in the air as he stalked an undead crawler that was feasting on a corpse. A long dead driver caught in his car, stuck behind his seat belt. Another fresh meal for the zombie. Daniel strode forward, reared back for a swing and unleashed his fury onto the zombie as it dug into the corpse's midsection. The aluminium bat smashed into the walking corpse's head and splattered what was left of its brains all over the car's interior. He wiped his forehead with the back of his hand and sighed, flicking bits of gore and blood off the end of his bat.

"That's...way too many to count today. Just a bit more til I get to the bridge-"

He stopped. There was a scent in the air. Something unfamiliar. Different than the smells of motor oil, grass, blood and death that lingered after the outbreak hit. A smell that didn't really belong here. Daniel raised his bat and looked around, searching for this unknown entity.

"Hey... I can smell you, y'know that, right? Why don't you c'mon out and we can sort our differences out without violence?"
@Rilla DO IT
If you enter, I will. Hahaha.


I'll take you up on that. I'm signing up.
Did I ever participate in WotW? I can't remember. My last tourney was Nexus though.
I guess I don't mind?
@Rilla Not if I stab him in the chest again
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