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9 yrs ago
Current Going in a trip over the weekend. Will be back on Sunday, probably no RP posts until then
9 yrs ago
>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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9 yrs ago
>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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<Snipped quote by Flamelord> True, but no firearm law actually exists in the current China, so it stands to reason that if they're lenient on guns of all things then swords wouldn't really make a difference... That's my logic behind it anyway.
Um, what? Ownership of firearms by private citizens is illegal in China. They definitely have firearm laws
To confirm, carrying around Masamune in public would not be legal, because sword laws in China say the blade has to be dull, and the tip has to be less than 2.5 mm in size. Admittedly, the laws here could be different.
Annette Delauney Annette sighed as she took another sip from her drink, sunglasses covered haze roving the place as she looked for something, anything worthy of her attention.But there wasn't anything that she could see, rendering this whole thing an increasing waste of her time. Not that she was entirely surprised given her status and abilities, but one could hope. Sadly, it seemed that such hope would be dashed upon the rocks. Woe was her. Fortunately, she had a drink, and that would suffice. But at this point she was contemplating seeing how many rooms she could break into and rob in a row before someone caught on. Her head perked up with the announcement then, rolling her eyes at the directives she had no intention of following if she had a say in the matter and it ended up being an inconvenience for her. Inviting all the foreigners in the city to this one building seemed like a really stupid idea, bu she wasn't going to object to it, the split decision made to go there. She hummed as she finished her drink, leaving it in place for one of the workers to retrieve as she rose from her seat. She might as well, the opportunity to meet two other high powered ESPers was worth it, and given what kind of gathering it seemed to be, odds were high that she'd find someone there worth her interest. At a moderate walk, she left the building and headed outside, past well dressed men and women, until she stood at the edge of the street. A hand raised to wave down a taxi, and one soon responded to her hails, pulling to a stop in front of her. She got in the backseat and sat down comfortable as she spoke to the middle aged man driving. "C2 Building, if you would," she instructed. The man nodded and pulled away into traffic. Soon, she'd be able to see what all the fuss was about.
Waiting on Team Gilkidu
Fate/zero, even before you start it, is pretty much guaranteed not to be a cheerful experience since it sets up Fate/stay night.
Well yeah, I knew that. But there's a difference between knowing it in your head and actually seeing it. Which is why a synopsis on Wikipedia is no substitute for experiencing the work itself.
Finished Fate/Zero. Can I have my feels back now?
*Breathes a sigh of relief that the mention of Cinder was not noticed, or probably dismissed as Charlotte nonsense* Let the evil plans continue
I strongly suspect people just aren't noticing you because you've leaped onto the "villain has a secret lab" bandwagon without giving people a chance to get in on the action.
OH, no, I was referencing this part in the Charlotte post.
"Ciiiiinnnnder! I waaaaaaant my cheeeeeeeeeeeese from the cheeesemaaaaaker we stooole at the planet *hic*"
Not my big Cinder thing. Don't worry, she'll be returning to the SE HQ in my next post for character interaction. Besides, it probably got dismissed as usual Charlotte rambling, so I'm fine with it.
"Oh for Spark's sakes - GET OUT!" he booms as he grasps Charlotte with his new hand and begins walking to the entrance of his lab.
So Shockwave just got angry and raised his voice. Shockwave, whose primary personality trait across the various Transformer universes is having a complete and total lack of emotion and being ruled by cold, hard logic. Hell you even defined his personality as such, makes sense since it's his main feature beyond the physical aspects of "purple, gun arm, boxy faceless head". So, you know, I just feel like this is acting out of character. Especially since knocking some stuff around hardly seems enough to upset Shockwave. It took the Dinobots turning up to ruin a plantary scale experiment that might've saved the entirety of Cybertron on purpose, and over a petty grudge of "you showed us up", to make him feel upset in IDW, and it passed rather quickly, for example.
Maybe a little I kinda agree. I'll get rid of the GET OUT part then. Edit: On second thought... I got rid of that whole sentence completely.
*Breathes a sigh of relief that the mention of Cinder was not noticed, or probably dismissed as Charlotte nonsense* Let the evil plans continue
Standard procedure for things that fall out of the Warp is usually "burn it". You'd really need an excellent reason to send guys poking around inside it.
On he other hand, Guts could be tossed free when they blow it up, and hit the station? Or getting out just before it burns with the fury of a thousand suns. Seems reasonable
They'd investigate inside the cranial cavity of a giant, mutilated demon whale that fell out of a hole leading to the Warp?
Well, i doubt they'd just let it sit there, y'know?
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