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Went to my first anime convention. Was Awesome.
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Might be better than me surviving on soda to be honest.
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Everyone who is at a bump in the road just know we're all here to support you and there's always good things just around the corner.
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You don't persay owe me money. But if you have money to spare I won't say no. ;)
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Please like if you hate heatwaves.
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Clark just listened to Avery and Richardson, had some apple extract and continued listening to the both of them. Then he saw that avery lost a broadsword in the ceiling. He went to retrieve it and he saw some other dude take it and go into the Forest.
He turned back to his companions and said, "I'll get your sword back avery. The adventure will have to wait until I return." He stated to them both. Then he followed after Thasseldar and upon catching up to him, he called after him, "What are you doing with that sword? It is not yours."
He turned back to his companions and said, "I'll get your sword back avery. The adventure will have to wait until I return." He stated to them both. Then he followed after Thasseldar and upon catching up to him, he called after him, "What are you doing with that sword? It is not yours."
Ok, so can we have some O.O.C. discussion to keep this roleplay alive and have people more interested in posting?
Clark hated Hanson. For not listening to him. As Hanson left, he turned his head to look at Thass., who had apparently returned.
"All you need to know is that the boss is way, way more important than you are." He said in a flat voice. A statement of fact.
"All you need to know is that the boss is way, way more important than you are." He said in a flat voice. A statement of fact.
I meant that I'm waiting for Midcube to pm me back before I write more about Farad.
I like there being a labyrinth that goes with the Legend. It sounds interesting. Do you have the legend already thought out? If not I'd be happy to help write it, even if that means I can't participate in the roleplay.
The Haunting of Red-Rose High, I like the most.
Ideas that come to my mind, would be that the teens would step into the school and they might have a few different pieces of equipment on them. Like one teen would have their cell phone. Another teen would have a compass, so as to not get lost in a strange abandoned school. Another teen might happen to know sign language, which might help them communicate to a ghost if they encounter one, that is if ghosts exist in the story.
Another idea is that there would be a role player playing the narrator for the story and the rest of the role players would each play a teen. So basically the teens post that they enter the school, and the narrator posts what they encounter. The teen players then post how they react to what they encounter and what they try to do, like trying to open a door the narrator wrote about being in front of them. Then the narrator would post if they succeeded or not. Basically the Teen players are trying to understand/live or survive in the Narrator's world of the Abandoned School.
My personal opinion is that the The Haunting of Red-Rose High, should have a puzzle element to it, that would present itself to the teens, that they have to solve or be lost/trapped forever/whatever other bad thing could happen to them. :P
Ideas that come to my mind, would be that the teens would step into the school and they might have a few different pieces of equipment on them. Like one teen would have their cell phone. Another teen would have a compass, so as to not get lost in a strange abandoned school. Another teen might happen to know sign language, which might help them communicate to a ghost if they encounter one, that is if ghosts exist in the story.
Another idea is that there would be a role player playing the narrator for the story and the rest of the role players would each play a teen. So basically the teens post that they enter the school, and the narrator posts what they encounter. The teen players then post how they react to what they encounter and what they try to do, like trying to open a door the narrator wrote about being in front of them. Then the narrator would post if they succeeded or not. Basically the Teen players are trying to understand/live or survive in the Narrator's world of the Abandoned School.
My personal opinion is that the The Haunting of Red-Rose High, should have a puzzle element to it, that would present itself to the teens, that they have to solve or be lost/trapped forever/whatever other bad thing could happen to them. :P
So, um I'm just waiting on something before I post more about Farad.
Miff shrugged, off Cinia's apology. "No, it's fine. The stables were quite comfortable and I had a good nights rest." He said as he helped her set up the farmers market stall. He then looked at some of the things on the counter that they were apparently going to sell and looked at Cinia, "So how many of these items, do you think will sell?", He asked her curiously.
Rand grinned, at maggie as the Tavern sounded like a fantastic idea. "Sure I'll come with you guys." He said to the group. Then turning to Cooper in time to hear that he didn't want to stay back and not go with the rest of them when they took on the mission together, he shrugged, not knowing how to respond to that.
He then opened his bag and resumed reading a book on electrical systems, waiting for the rest of them to head out and then he'd follow.
He then opened his bag and resumed reading a book on electrical systems, waiting for the rest of them to head out and then he'd follow.
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