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    1. Eric Horst 6 yrs ago

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5 yrs ago
Current Thinking is hard.
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5 yrs ago
We all wait for something. Pizza will not be one of them.
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6 yrs ago
I sense hijinx.
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6 yrs ago
Dun dun dun, another one bites a tree stump, dun dun dun, another gets hit by a bus, and another one gone and another one gone... My sense of humor is dark.
6 yrs ago
Not long now... the time approaches ever quick...

Bio

You know the whole song and dance, I'm Eric, not really though, and I'm that one anti-social shy guy with a decent sense of humor and a love for Roleplays, stories, and all that good stuff. I honestly spend more time here then I should, but real life sucks, we all know that.

Although I can get behind just about any kind of roleplay, I have a passion for horror themed ones, but honestly, anything is fun.

My characters aren't the most amazing, original, or even interesting, most of them are pretty standard, thankfully I try to avoid the Mary/Gary sues when building characters.

Most Recent Posts

Alright, all done, not up to standards, just lemme know, I'll even revamp the whole thing if you want. ^-^



Whazzz upppppp! This looks fun, any room left in this party castle or do I need to relocate to another far away land? :P ^^
@RaptraYou go first, I'll follow up. ^^
^^. (I couldn't think of anything to say here.)
Good grief. Hehe.


"Note to self...bluenoses are everywhere in this bloody neighborhood." Mumbling to himself was something that he was used to, but waking up early was something he'd need to get back into at some point. Emil Buckner wasn't fond of bimbos, especially those who mocked his cheaters, but there wasn't much he could do about it, he'd spent to much time in the dark or somethin and now his eyes were goofed. Regardless, he liked to think it added to his style, made him look more fashionable, course, what the hell did he know bout fashion? The weight of the trench coat he so often shrugged on in the morning pressed against his frame, and reminded him briefly that there was a sinker shop nearby. Not a bad place to grab lunch later on, he took another mental note just as he moved to a stop in front of the location provided to him over the ringer. The penthouse was the kind of place one might expect an egg to live, a place far to expensive for someone in his position to afford. In fact, it seemed downright pleasant. Which reminded him, when he passed by the pleasant part of town again he'd have to break a chair over the zozzled bimbos for insulting his eye sight.

Berries.

With little incentive to stay outside in the sun and sweat through to his britches, Emil ankled his way to the fancy revolving door, and was greeted by the doorman, clad in his working suit. "I'm here about Ms. Hobbs, maybe a fancy dinner, a trip to a petting pantry, and possibly a drink?" Emil's bad joke was met with silence, so he rephrased his question; [color=8882be]"Just Ms. Hobbs then, where can I find er?"

The doorman gave the directions like he'd rehearsed them through his head many a time, and the Private Eye soon found himself moving through the foyer. He didn't feel out of place, not one bit, and he was certainly not lying to himself about it. He cringed momentarily at the sight of the large pear tree, trying to figure out who in the whole bloody city would need a tree indoors, before moving up the stairs, ignoring the elevator. He didn't trust them, to many horrid things he'd heard of the moving boxes.

As his gams reached the top of the stairway, the roguish man was greeted again, the overweight woman waiting for him giving him a brief rundown of what was to come, before ankling up his game to keep up with her. She was surprisingly fast for a woman her size, and her accent sounded like something from overseas, not that he minded, it was refreshing to hear a new voice. " Thanks...uh, Norma. You happen to have any...noodle juice? Not literally. y'know, tea?"

He stepped through the entranceway to the study a few minutes later, holding a cup of the liquid he'd requested, which he'd insisted in carrying in himself, he took a seat on the far right side of the couch which was occupied by a woman. Seemed he was a bit later then he'd thought, there being already several others within the confines of the room, along with the woman he assumed to be Ms. Hobbs. Taking a sip of his noodle juice, the warmth seeped into his bones.

"Ladies, gentlemen." He nodded to the others with a small grin.
Doctor Cranham (Sam)






Main Compound, Corridors, Study, Interactions:[@Aamaya]




Well then, so much for that. Still. he'd gotten some interesting reactions out of Caelia, so at least that hadn't been a total waste of time. Her reaction was certainly fascinating to say the least, she almost reminded him of several of the people he'd gone to high school with. So little emotion, next to none at all really, they sometimes acted in odd or bizarre ways to entertain themselves, or mess with those who would bother them. The scientist knew when he wasn't wanted around, and Caelia had every right to shoo him away. He was one of the many who kept her contained, subdued, and restrained. This was her free time, who was he to get in the way of a basic human right in his opinion.

After all, basically asking another to leave them in peace during break hours was a standard human emotion, should have also been added to the bill of rights. Shame really.

A small chuckle escaping Sam's lips, he nodded to the girl with a slight grin. "Well then, thanks I suppose for scanning the area for me, I suppose I'll find it eventually." Reaching into his coat pocket, he withdrew a fair sized candy bar of a non-descript nature from it, keeping it out of sight of the guard, as he passed it over to the subject. "For your time, enjoy the rest of your day."

Turning his back, he began his steady movements away from Caelia, giving a small wave over his shoulder. " Just in case you're wondering, that's out of my pay, hasn't been tampered with." Sam sighed internally, he had been planning on eating it himself, but the girl had gotten to him, hm, if he didn't know any better, he'd think she'd used mind manipulation on him and told him to give her the candy bar. Ah well, he was to nice for his own good sometimes anyways. His movements brought him past several other occupants of the room, another test subject and one of his colleagues, he considered asking them for a moment, but realized they seemed to be about to leave and decided better not to impede them. Broadcasting some catchy montage music he'd once heard in his head, Sam began searching around the entire lounge, delicately picking apart the entire area.

Nearly half an hour would pass before he manages to find his bag, and it's location was stuffed behind one of the many desks, as part of a little prank by the security force. Sam was not amused. Several of the guards would later find a potent virus within their food, confining them to their beds with an illness for a few hours before several members of the virology team located an anti-virus that lifted them from the places they were confined to.

It was a good day.
Adam Wilkerson



The Guy With The Boomstick



Simulated Cavern System, time unknown, lack-age of Danishes



It had only been a minute since the woman, what was her name...crap I forgot it already... told us; "Please close your eyes, and imagine yourself deep underground, in a cave that is eerily silent, except for the occasional sound of water dripping from stalactites hundreds of feet above you." and I found myself leaning back in my chair. I heard one of the others in the room say somethin about ASMR, another about relaxation, and then one, I think it was my inner thoughts say something about food. So, like any normal time I'd stand up to grab a bite to eat, I pulled away from my chair, and...

"OH WHAT THE- OW! Ow owowowowwoowowwoowwowowow…" I kicked a large hunk of rock as I went to take a step, sending rockets of pain through my nerves and up into the core center of my brain. Ow.

I certainly wasn't in Kansas anymore, not that I was in Kansas in the first place, heard that place is actually pretty bad, this was a bloody cavern.

"Wait..." I stopped clutching my aching shoe clad foot and hopping on one foot for a moment to observe the surroundings I found myself trapped within. She wasn't just kidding, she'd actually sent us to the cave described. Her voice briefly flickered overhead, like over an over-com, and then we were alone. Crap.
Nnnnnice.
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