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Professional Food Eater
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9 yrs ago
So I managed to survive the semester with a third of my sanity left. To my partners: I'll try to respond to everyone in the next week or so!
10 yrs ago
If I'm ever online during the week, it means that I'm probably procrastinating with something that I shouldn't be procrastinating with.
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10 yrs ago
It's all fun and games until someone unplugs the Wi-Fi router.
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Bio
Hello there! I'm HiddenBeauty13, HB13, Hibbie, Beauty, Hidden, or whatever nickname you choose to give me. I have been a member of RPG since 2012 (I believe, don't quote me on this. I could be wrong.)
I am a pretty diligent roleplayer but I am very dedicated to my school work and I do take time from RPG to focus on school, especially since I'm a college student. So please do not be alarmed if I'm MIA for a week (or a few weeks or a few months), I'll be back and ready to continue roleplaying with you!
I am a pretty diligent roleplayer but I am very dedicated to my school work and I do take time from RPG to focus on school, especially since I'm a college student. So please do not be alarmed if I'm MIA for a week (or a few weeks or a few months), I'll be back and ready to continue roleplaying with you!
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Black Bear by Andrew Belle
I hope I did that right then, I made it so that they were led straight to the evil person~ lol
Also, I apologize for being MIA, school was taking over my life ;_;
Also, I apologize for being MIA, school was taking over my life ;_;
The further they traveled down the corridors, the more Allura was set on edge. The heavy darkness that pressed behind them unnerved her and the unknown in the darkness before the globe prickled the hair on the back of her neck. Evil energy seemed to ooze from the walls and every little sound made her fidget, making the angel glad that she wasn't alone because this had to be one of the most frightening situations she had ever been in. However, the expression on her face remained the same: tight and uncomfortable but there was no obvious signs of fear.
She was put more on edge as they began to encounter forks in the corridors and Akira began to follow something or rather someone than the orb. Were they really going the right way? Could she trust his reassuring smile this time? It was not like she had much of a choice now since she was deep inside the labyrinth with no heavenly clue as to how to get back to the entrance. There was nothing else that she could do other than to go along with what he said. Allura did trust him that much.
As they neared the family burial grounds, the smell became too much for Allura and she had to use her free hand to cover her mouth and nose, afraid that she would loose what little food that she had eaten. "It's okay...I can handle it..." Her voice was shaky as she responded to Akira, her other hand clutching his tightly as if it would make it easier to keep her food down by doing so. Despite the smell, the angel found herself to be curious of the people buried there.
What were their lives like?
Did they live in a big house or a small house?
How many children did they have?
Did they die old or did they die young?
Did they die of natural causes or were they killed before their time?
The questions may seem pointless to some but Allura liked to use her imagination sometimes, especially when she was bored or wanted to take her mind off of current events. She eventually pulled herself out of her thoughts as the corridor morphed into one hallway that seemed to widen gradually. The angel stopped suddenly in her tracks as if she had hit a wall...a wall made of nothing but evil energy. The angelic side of her took over immediately: her eyes and birthmark began to glow a bright blue color and the air around her seemed to crackle with pure energy. She slowly removed her hand from his and glanced over to him with a slight smirk on her face.
"Akira, I think this is it..."
She was put more on edge as they began to encounter forks in the corridors and Akira began to follow something or rather someone than the orb. Were they really going the right way? Could she trust his reassuring smile this time? It was not like she had much of a choice now since she was deep inside the labyrinth with no heavenly clue as to how to get back to the entrance. There was nothing else that she could do other than to go along with what he said. Allura did trust him that much.
As they neared the family burial grounds, the smell became too much for Allura and she had to use her free hand to cover her mouth and nose, afraid that she would loose what little food that she had eaten. "It's okay...I can handle it..." Her voice was shaky as she responded to Akira, her other hand clutching his tightly as if it would make it easier to keep her food down by doing so. Despite the smell, the angel found herself to be curious of the people buried there.
What were their lives like?
Did they live in a big house or a small house?
How many children did they have?
Did they die old or did they die young?
Did they die of natural causes or were they killed before their time?
The questions may seem pointless to some but Allura liked to use her imagination sometimes, especially when she was bored or wanted to take her mind off of current events. She eventually pulled herself out of her thoughts as the corridor morphed into one hallway that seemed to widen gradually. The angel stopped suddenly in her tracks as if she had hit a wall...a wall made of nothing but evil energy. The angelic side of her took over immediately: her eyes and birthmark began to glow a bright blue color and the air around her seemed to crackle with pure energy. She slowly removed her hand from his and glanced over to him with a slight smirk on her face.
"Akira, I think this is it..."
As Raine finished cooking up the last few bits of meat for herself, she nodded slightly at Flake's statement. "Okay...I'll dry the meat tomorrow..." Her hands were slow as she began to pick the cooked meat from the rack and place them on another broken plate that she had found for herself. She then settled down by the fireplace, her back pressed up lightly against the surprisingly cool stone, and set the plate in her lap. Raine was oblivious to the small burns that covered a few spots on her fingers as she picked a piece of meat up and placed it into her mouth, savoring the flavor the flooded her taste buds then humming softly in bliss.
This food, although not well seasoned, reminded Raine of her father, of times where he would bring back deer to eat and she would help cook it with him. It was almost like Raine was there again, hearing her father's laughter and the scent of fresh herbs found in the surrounding woods. The atmosphere in the house was always so cheerful and loving... Raine felt her heart become heavy in her chest. No, why was she remembering these things? Why now? She didn't want to remember such painful things. As she pulled herself from her thoughts, Raine realized that she had been staring ahead at nothing in particular and her fingers were still to her lips, as if they were frozen there. Shaking her had lightly, she removed her fingers and resumed eating, a bit faster now since she did not want to fall into her thoughts again. Once done, she slowly stood to her feet and made her way over to the stairs, speaking briefly to Flake as she did so.
"I'm going to sleep now...good night."
This food, although not well seasoned, reminded Raine of her father, of times where he would bring back deer to eat and she would help cook it with him. It was almost like Raine was there again, hearing her father's laughter and the scent of fresh herbs found in the surrounding woods. The atmosphere in the house was always so cheerful and loving... Raine felt her heart become heavy in her chest. No, why was she remembering these things? Why now? She didn't want to remember such painful things. As she pulled herself from her thoughts, Raine realized that she had been staring ahead at nothing in particular and her fingers were still to her lips, as if they were frozen there. Shaking her had lightly, she removed her fingers and resumed eating, a bit faster now since she did not want to fall into her thoughts again. Once done, she slowly stood to her feet and made her way over to the stairs, speaking briefly to Flake as she did so.
"I'm going to sleep now...good night."
The Gazette- Taion
_How did I get here?_
It had only been a month or so (Raine wasn't really sure since her sense of time had been thrown off for the last week or so) since she was milking her cow back in that old town. She'd worked hard to find such a cozy little cabin where she felt like she could be at peace, even if it was just for a little bit. Now all that seemed so far away since Flake came along and reignited the flames of revenge within her. She went from running through the streets, taunting soldiers, to being locked in prison for a second time, to sitting in a cabin in the middle of a forest, cooking meat on a piece of metal with the same man sent to capture her for a bounty.
_Will I finally get peace after all this is over?_
There was no doubt in Raine's mind that she would give her uncle the death her deserved, but would it be enough to give her the peace that she longed for? What if it all ended up being a waste of time?
The assassin was pulled from her thoughts as Flake spoke up, his voice sounding way louder than it probably was, making her head throb slightly. Being both hungry and beyond tired was not helping the situation. Ignoring the pain, she nodded absentmindedly at his comment, too tired to really respond with a valid response, and flipped over the pieces of meat, hissing slightly as the flames licked a little too closely at her fingers. The girl also noted that the meat was close to being done and it didn't take long for the other side to cook. Raine then stood up grabbed a broken plate from the table to put the sizzling cubes of meat on, swaying slightly as she did so. After handing the plate to Flake, she finally spoke up.
"Here, taste that. I need to know how well it tastes before I decide to cook the others like so."
Looking Too Closely by Fink
I'm here buddy =D
sorry i haven't been on and i feel terrible for worrying you! T~T
"Well, I guess I'll get to cooking then..."' Raine mumbled more to herself than to Flake with a soft sigh; she was beyond tired but she needed food even more than sleep. After moving the hide of the deer off to the side, she laid out the strips of meat she'd brought in and began to cut them into smaller pieces using her short sword so they could easily pop the pieces into their mouths. Afterwards, the assassin searched around for something that she could prop of the fire and succeed in finding a metal rack hidden behind a box nearby...but, she needed something else, too. Raine continued her search around the room, hoping to find a skillet of some kind but only succeeded in finding a sheet of metal that could serve as a makeshift skillet for now. "This will have to do, then." After threading the ends of the sheet through the slits on either side of the metal rack, Raine made her way over to the fire were she carefully assembled the metal object over the fire, but not too close to where it would cook the outside of the meat too quickly. She then grabbed a few pieces of meat from the table and placed them on top of the metal sheet, hissing a bit as her fingers were nipped by the fire. Once done, the assassin pulled out a pinch of herbs that she knew would give the meat a bit more flavor and sprinkled them on top. "And now we wait." She stated to no one in particular as she settled on the floor in front of the fire, her half lidded eyes watching the meat sizzle above the fire.
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