Grey

Silly Silyan has returned as well.

Ohai

Operation Hell's Fury (War of the Scales saga #4)

Oh right, yeah. Forgot to ask, how different is this RP's world from ours in terms of setting?

Fallout: The Northern Wastelands [Jakeozzy & Grey]

"Hey, don't you remember what I said? All you gotta do around these types is keep your chin up and get the most hardass look you can make," Levi said, demonstrating by puffing out his chest, holding his head high, sauntering up to the nearest tough guy, and walking directly in his path, glaring at the guy in the process. The 17 year old Vault Dweller's body was subsequently roughly pushed aside and onto his ass by the burly mercenary in question who paid no heed to the Levi.

"Goddammit," he muttered once the merc got out of earshot as he pushed himself off of the ground, "guess I didn't pass THAT bluff check." The Vault Dweller was busy brushing the dirt off his armored suit when David called out to them about their supposedly cozy metal shack where they'd be staying until they were supposed to set off to complete their scouting mission up in Toronto, Canada. Apparently there was some robotic threat looming on the horizon, but even in this base he had yet to hear of anybody speak of any sort of robot uprising. Hopefully it would just be some over-hyped hoax. If they were barely able to survive against mutant fucking bats or just barely survive getting the shit scared out of themselves by weird, irradiated monkey-looking things, Levi surely doubted their ability to stand up to a rumored army of robots without any substantial help... Or enough heavy artillery. Or both. Both would be better, definitely.

"Kay Dave, thanks for that," Levi called back before grabbing his bag and sifting through all the junk he wanted to sell off later to these merchants. After setting aside the stuff he wanted to ditch, the young man repacked his bag and hoisted it back over his shoulder. "Well, time to check out what that whole shack's all about," he said to his travelling companion before heading to it.

Another School of Mutual Killing!? - OOC

Warning, frickin' huge picture

SHSL Gamer

Name: Astolfo Garneau
Super High School Level Talent: Super High School Level Gamer
Appearance:

Personality: Astolfo is frighteningly outgoing, prone to saying too much and having his conversations drift on towards the realm of 'maximum social awkwardness', despite no ill intent on his part. He has this odd habit of popping up in the most random places and often gets himself mixed up stupid shenanigans as a result. All things considered, he's a bit of an airhead. Optimistic and well meaning, but still definitely a space case all things considered. However, this makes it quite surprising when his wide range of experiences in video games gives him an astounding knowledge of general subjects. Unfortunately, this benefit gets looped back around since his way of communicating the points is... less than astounding, since it's usually phrased as something similar to 'that's how it works in games'. Incidentally, concerning his talents, he isn't actually ambitious at all, quite lackadaisical in his efforts actually, not doing things for a particular reason, just 'because he could'.
Biography: Astolfo was the son of the CEO of a big name video game development studio, and as such, knew about the existence of these wonderful contraptions from a very young age. Furthermore, due to the constant flights around the world for conventions and other such things, the then young boy had plenty of time to kill playing games. He spent much of his life simply trying to figure out the best method to get both 100% completion and multiplayer top scores in all the games he played, and although he realized the goal was nearly, if not actually, impossible for a human, he figured he really had nothing else important to do and kept on playing his games. However, this doesn't mean he was the anti-social, sleep deprived, or physically inept stereotype. Quite the opposite actually, he made plenty of friends, got his eight hours, and spent at least thirty minutes each day on the treadmill positioned in front of his TV. Eventually, he'd receive an invitation to Orion Academy, and that was when he realized he'd done it. While determination is normally the key to success, he simply noticed that he had succeeded in the first place.

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Operation Hell's Fury (War of the Scales saga #4)

I think that, rather than having JUST Bio or Personality optional, you can just choose one. Since I'm sure there are folks who want to keep their bio super mysterious, and others who just don't like/suck at writing personalities for their characters.

Another School of Mutual Killing!? - OOC

If SHSL Liar doesn't win that one I will be sorely disappointed.

Operation Hell's Fury (War of the Scales saga #4)

Don't know how out of place a newbie would be, but I'll throw up a CS

Uno Mundus

Oh hey, it's Will! Yes, I'd still be down to do zis again.

Another School of Mutual Killing!? - OOC

To be fair, technically the latter isn't even an official SHSL and Princess/Forger is... Evidently an actual princess. Probably.

Another School of Mutual Killing!? - OOC

SHSL ???

Name: Lucas Archwood
Super High School Level Talent: Super High School Level ???
Super High School Level Talent For Realz This Time: N/A, or "Super High School Level Faker" if you wish.
Appearance:

Personality: Lucas doesn't really think of life as having any real meaning to it. Not in the sense that he can kill people with no remorse, but more in the sense that there's no such thing as Fate's master plan going on behind the scenes. Rather then use this belief of his to be an asshole who doesn't care about other people, he uses it as a reason to be a decent human being and cherish every moment of his life. Sure, he knows how pessimistic and unfair the world really is, but he's chosen his own set of values to make meaning out of and sticks to them, no matter how pointless, impractical, and non-rewarding doing so would be. After all, if we're all gonna die why not give as many people the warm and fuzzies while we're at it?

Demeanor-wise, Lucas tends to act like one would expect of a person with his type of worldview. He's friendly enough and quite serene and relaxed because he believes he's got all his crap together, he can be a bit too lax, too quick to forgive and forget which tends to lead to disappointment and frustration (or death) when people would choose to exploit this. Furthermore, while there's not really evil or particularly dickish to people he meets, there's something that's pretty off about him. He doesn't know why himself, but he doesn't think that he's on the 'same level' as the rest, and not in the positive, 'I'm better than you' way. More the 'I can't help feel that I'll never be able to catch up ever' sort of way. He also has this tendency to help people out no matter how inconvenient it would be for him. All these factors, plus his lack of concern about dying since 'just living is enough', makes for a very volatile combination
Biography: An unexceptional existence with no significance to the world. A student with no true skill or renown. A fictional Super Highschooler. A faker.

Lucas Archwood isn't a proper Super Highschooler in the sense of other students. His 'true identity' is nothing impressive at all, just an average individual who had been drifting through his whole life with no meaning, no personal drive nor reason to go on yet still trudging through despite it all. All things considered, had things not turned out as they had, this particular young man would continue on that road of averageness. However, one day he got a letter in the mail speaking of his acceptance there. He was nothing but a nameless student with a connection to the town where the story of the 'famous' Lucas Archwood took place, yet he was chosen to 'become' that person by the academy. How could such a renowned academy make such a glaring mistake as choosing an average, unassuming student to act in place of a true Super Highschooler? Simple:

The original Lucas Archwood never existed in the first place.

Lucas Archwood was an invention, a blend of details from the lives of many nameless and forgotten child prodigies who had achieved great things. The fictional Lucas was a boy without any real identity, his birth is unknown, and his story was only told through world of mouth. His past was falsely forged, and while it was likely there actually existed someone with the name Lucas Archwood and several similar others who did the achievements he was attributed, by the time his registration came around, their names had been forgotten and achievements blended together to create the false existence known as "Lucas Archwood"

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