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>That awkward moment when you learn the religious revival movement you were headin was actually a vehicle for a Lovecraftian Abomination masquerading as a God to jack your body and take over the world
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>That moment when you realize that you can only do fandom RPs because you're bad at original characters. This is what I get for never playing DnD
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Well, my suggestion was actually kind of a joke, so I don't feel offended in any way
Your consciousness is randomly swapped into another contestants body, and you are all dropped onto Pandora. The winner is whomever survives the longest/has the most money at the end of the time limit.
Well, I'd be fine with some minor interaction. I mean, I've tried to drop a few innocuous references to them once in a while. So long as it doesn't significantly affect either the plot of the show, or our own.
KabenSaal said
Ohh Lordy, you obviously don't know anything about the subtle, intricate workings of the upper echelon. She has a K'splody sword, if she wanted it to stop, she would administer an emergency frontal Lobotomy.
I dunno man, revenge is a dish best served cold. And a frontal lobotomy is too easy. Besides, it might not even work with Aura. I mean, Roman had no problem blowing himself up when Blake had a sword to his throat, so why take chances?
KabenSaal said
She showed herself to be not a bitch. And, I like that idea. Tease Weiss in class so she has to answer questions while still keeping the flush from her cheeks, and her voice steady.
And then she sics the best legal team on the planet on you for sexual harassment, and successfully sues you for everything you own. And a restraining order. And possibly a prison sentence
Asura said
Gonna punch Coco right in her purse.
It's got a minigun in it. I think you'd hurt your hand.
Oh, yeah that. I have no shame. Also, Imma keep all the spells in the CS just so I don't have to look them up again later if you don't mind.
What? What did I do?
"Oooh, my head." The groan filled the air as an old man stirred awake. He was clad in tan pants and a long green cloak, white hair ruffled, and a sword resting on his back. The King of Bal rose from where he was laying, looking around to see himself in a forest clearing, but not a place specifically recognizable as the Forest of Moore. At least he had his weapons, and apparently the jobs given to him by the various Crystals, so things could be worse.
At last on his feet, he looked around with some consternation. "Bartz? Lenna? Faris? Krile? Stop playing your jokes and come on out. It's not nice to mess with an old man you know," he called ignoring the complete hypocrisy in that statement as he walked around a bit. And yet, despite his calling, no one presented themselves.
Then a thought occurred to him, sparking increased confusion. "Wait, shouldn't I be dead," he asked aloud. He distinctly recalled dying, despite the efforts of everyone else, and looking forward to rest at last. But this couldn't be heaven, right? He had expected there would be more people. And beer. And hot women. Well, at least his wife, but any attractive lady would do in a pinch. He'd been looking forward to seeing his comrades as well. But it seemed that that would not be the case.
Eyes widened as it all came back in the full, how he'd been ready to ascend to the Spirit world when he'd encountered that lady, the one who called herself Cosmos. She had told him that there was a war raging in the heavens between good and evil, the forces of Cosmos versus Chaos. And naturally, given what he'd just been through, he signed right up. He hadn't expected he'd be dumped by his lonesome in the middle of a forest, but what could you do?
"Alright then, well, just gotta find where all the people in this place are." That said, Galuf chose a random direction and began moving that way, taking advantage of the 'Run' power he was given from the Thief Class to speed his passage through the forest. Let it not be said that Galuf was lazy, especially with the stakes such as they were.
Some time later
Having avoided all contact, or just plain not been found, Galuf soon emerged from the forest to find himself at the edge of a city, a port, if the salty air was any indication. It certainly seemed like a busy place, and brought back memories of Walse, as well as his own world, before the Wind had died and water commerce fallen dead.
Still, it was a city, and that was good for something since it meant people, so he strolled in to see what he could find. Even if he didn't get any sort of indication from Cosmos what he was supposed to do or if he was even supposed to be here, he could still enjoy himself. Maybe he could find a piano.....
At last on his feet, he looked around with some consternation. "Bartz? Lenna? Faris? Krile? Stop playing your jokes and come on out. It's not nice to mess with an old man you know," he called ignoring the complete hypocrisy in that statement as he walked around a bit. And yet, despite his calling, no one presented themselves.
Then a thought occurred to him, sparking increased confusion. "Wait, shouldn't I be dead," he asked aloud. He distinctly recalled dying, despite the efforts of everyone else, and looking forward to rest at last. But this couldn't be heaven, right? He had expected there would be more people. And beer. And hot women. Well, at least his wife, but any attractive lady would do in a pinch. He'd been looking forward to seeing his comrades as well. But it seemed that that would not be the case.
Eyes widened as it all came back in the full, how he'd been ready to ascend to the Spirit world when he'd encountered that lady, the one who called herself Cosmos. She had told him that there was a war raging in the heavens between good and evil, the forces of Cosmos versus Chaos. And naturally, given what he'd just been through, he signed right up. He hadn't expected he'd be dumped by his lonesome in the middle of a forest, but what could you do?
"Alright then, well, just gotta find where all the people in this place are." That said, Galuf chose a random direction and began moving that way, taking advantage of the 'Run' power he was given from the Thief Class to speed his passage through the forest. Let it not be said that Galuf was lazy, especially with the stakes such as they were.
Some time later
Having avoided all contact, or just plain not been found, Galuf soon emerged from the forest to find himself at the edge of a city, a port, if the salty air was any indication. It certainly seemed like a busy place, and brought back memories of Walse, as well as his own world, before the Wind had died and water commerce fallen dead.
Still, it was a city, and that was good for something since it meant people, so he strolled in to see what he could find. Even if he didn't get any sort of indication from Cosmos what he was supposed to do or if he was even supposed to be here, he could still enjoy himself. Maybe he could find a piano.....
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12 yrs ago
Forum: Casual Roleplay
Alexandra sighed as she was transported to the school in a rented limousine. Why did she have to come here again? She attended a private school, for smart people who happened to have enough wealth and privilege to go somewhere away from the commoners. After all, she had quite different priorities and needs than the average person.
Still, here she was, deposited in front of the school with nary an explanation nor aside word. She frowned with a harrumph as she folded her arms, making her way into the school. It was as dull a place as she expected, though it probably had to do with the fact that it was empty of people. Even then, it didn't change the point, and she walked through the halls with a calm pose and raised head, shoes clicking on the floor while blond twin tails bounced along. Even if no one was there, she was on display, and she would not be found wanting.
At last she arrived at the room she had been pointed to, slipping in to see that there were people already present. So be it then. Much as she would have liked to be there early, she would just have to settle for this. She puffed up a bit then, showing no fear but rather strength as she entered then, walking past the instructor (She had to assume it was an instructor), to sit in a chosen spot, near the front, but not too far away from the other people there.
"Thank you, but I'm not hungry," she replied, waving off the offered food, while also wondering what a 'Kyubey' was. She didn't expect an answer to that though, and settled in to hear what this man had to say. Her precious time was being wasted right now, and she would not stand for that when there were better things she could be doing.
Still, here she was, deposited in front of the school with nary an explanation nor aside word. She frowned with a harrumph as she folded her arms, making her way into the school. It was as dull a place as she expected, though it probably had to do with the fact that it was empty of people. Even then, it didn't change the point, and she walked through the halls with a calm pose and raised head, shoes clicking on the floor while blond twin tails bounced along. Even if no one was there, she was on display, and she would not be found wanting.
At last she arrived at the room she had been pointed to, slipping in to see that there were people already present. So be it then. Much as she would have liked to be there early, she would just have to settle for this. She puffed up a bit then, showing no fear but rather strength as she entered then, walking past the instructor (She had to assume it was an instructor), to sit in a chosen spot, near the front, but not too far away from the other people there.
"Thank you, but I'm not hungry," she replied, waving off the offered food, while also wondering what a 'Kyubey' was. She didn't expect an answer to that though, and settled in to hear what this man had to say. Her precious time was being wasted right now, and she would not stand for that when there were better things she could be doing.
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