I was half-way across the dark sea, filled with clouds of foam, before turning back as I heard unfamiliar voices. More Pokemon had joined us, merging our group and... well, we were attacked, but we managed to defend ourselves. I settled onto a rock that jutted out the cave's wet and rugged floor, floating a few centimeters off the point. "Who're you? Guild members?" I asked, turning 90 degrees to take a look at everyone who came. Calling the strangers 'team mates' wouldn't work, because they weren't really with us... I think. "Well, well. Many Pokemon already, in a time-span of about... 10 seconds. I'm already feeling sorry for that Mudkip, as well as residents of this cave."
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What else was I supposed to do? For all I cared, Davis was dead (dead, dead, so bloody dead), so I may as well let some time pass. Sure enough, his corpse wasn't going to dissolve any time soon. If anything, it would probably get buried in some dirt. "I believe we're all supposed to introduce ourselves, yes?" I wondered how long we would take getting across the underground sea, as we seemed to be taking our time exchanging looks.
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Well, let me work on my IC post.
I wonder where's Evanist...
It's an entire forum dedicated to RPing.
What did you expect?
What did you expect?
Today's my birthday.
At the same time, I slept in. It's 11 am.
At the same time, I slept in. It's 11 am.
Here's a sentence I hoped I would never say: 'Get on my back, Celes.'
Thankfully, if I couldn't even give Davis a ride, then obviously I wouldn't be of much help. The sea inside the cave was unusually quiet at times, but it could catch you by surprise; the suspicious silence would usually be shattered by waves of white water, strong enough to pass through holes in the cave, crashing into stones and walls of the cave. Normally, this would last for around ten seconds, with a break of about half a minute. Although, this had been going on for about a minute, with only a few milliseconds of no noise. A rising tide in a cave was always bad news, but a lack of a moon... hm, this was probably work of a mentally ill Wailord.
"Hold on; only two of us can get across, three as apparently the Magikarp can lift someone." I said, looking out at the ocean that had seemed to dim the atmospheric light. 'Lift.' I'm already disturbed at how a Magikarp can supposedly lift someone on their back, let alone use a fire move. My mind wanted me to shiver, although I had limited it to a simple pupil looking around and analysing the place. "You're certainly enthusiastic." I commented on his fiery nature (pun not intended), turning from the underground sea to everyone else like I was suspended by string. "I'd suggest looking for a way around, although by the looks of it..." I peered out at some paths, most of whom were hit by waves. I shuddered (to my mind's delight) when I was treated to a mental image of Spruce and Celes drowning in the salty, mineral filled water. "Mm... walking on those slippery paths. Don't even need a voice telling you how dangerous that could get."
Thankfully, if I couldn't even give Davis a ride, then obviously I wouldn't be of much help. The sea inside the cave was unusually quiet at times, but it could catch you by surprise; the suspicious silence would usually be shattered by waves of white water, strong enough to pass through holes in the cave, crashing into stones and walls of the cave. Normally, this would last for around ten seconds, with a break of about half a minute. Although, this had been going on for about a minute, with only a few milliseconds of no noise. A rising tide in a cave was always bad news, but a lack of a moon... hm, this was probably work of a mentally ill Wailord.
"Hold on; only two of us can get across, three as apparently the Magikarp can lift someone." I said, looking out at the ocean that had seemed to dim the atmospheric light. 'Lift.' I'm already disturbed at how a Magikarp can supposedly lift someone on their back, let alone use a fire move. My mind wanted me to shiver, although I had limited it to a simple pupil looking around and analysing the place. "You're certainly enthusiastic." I commented on his fiery nature (pun not intended), turning from the underground sea to everyone else like I was suspended by string. "I'd suggest looking for a way around, although by the looks of it..." I peered out at some paths, most of whom were hit by waves. I shuddered (to my mind's delight) when I was treated to a mental image of Spruce and Celes drowning in the salty, mineral filled water. "Mm... walking on those slippery paths. Don't even need a voice telling you how dangerous that could get."
Zzz...
Current plans: merge Emolga mission with Mudkip mission, making it a hostage situation.
Later plans: Remind everyone to try to keep the NPC personalities the same.
"Try to keep NPC personalities the same. Especially Arnold and Archie; the former had a crazy role, while the latter had the serious role. One doesn't seem to crazy anymore, and the other seems a lot more strict, especially noticed on the 'we don't want you bit.' Come on - neither Lugia or me want to make event posts to rectify this, and I've already put off Arnold's dull attitude for later on in the series. (I'm planning to [DATA EXPUNGED].)"
Current plans: merge Emolga mission with Mudkip mission, making it a hostage situation.
Later plans: Remind everyone to try to keep the NPC personalities the same.
"Try to keep NPC personalities the same. Especially Arnold and Archie; the former had a crazy role, while the latter had the serious role. One doesn't seem to crazy anymore, and the other seems a lot more strict, especially noticed on the 'we don't want you bit.' Come on - neither Lugia or me want to make event posts to rectify this, and I've already put off Arnold's dull attitude for later on in the series. (I'm planning to [DATA EXPUNGED].)"
"When hopping through space back to the guild; yes. Otherwise, I wouldn't bother." I responded, getting the usual feeling of being in darkness for a bit. If you narrowed your pupils enough, you would be able to see outlines of rock formations and hear the waves of water, to which they claimed Arceus himself carved out. My corner of my eye caught a moving figure, which had merged with the local landscape. "Alright. Let's get going. Idling in a spot is one way to die." Though a red flash seemed to consume my vision for a second, I wasn't bothered and presumed it was some chemical reaction.
There wasn't much to the cave. Some water droplets of water began forming on me, conducting occasionally arcs of electricity and brightening the silent place. Echoes of the ocean reached us from behind, occasionally from the front of the cave - there was certainly more than just one entrance to the cave. Heck, holes that allowed the sun to peek at us counted. "Hm. Not really science, because they haven't done actual studies into it." I responded to Spruce's theory. "Pokemon and such do this because of curiousity, which ferments into panic as they attempt to hide at the farthest corner of the area. They're too scared to exit because curiousity had grasped them, and pushed them towards the unknown danger. Of course, I haven't done research into this, so I won't resist anyone attempting to shoot down my own ideas." I swiped some fresh water drops off my eye with a magnet of mine, rubbing in circular motion and continuing so as I talked. "Because, I presume my... friend, Davis had published a book with such ideas and findings, including poems describing some war and wars before that." Before long, I had stopped wiping my eye, letting the water trickle into my eyelid to 'drink' it. Not unlike the sea licking at the cave's walls to smack the droplets and force them to fall.
Not a lot of time passed (in fact, about two seconds after I had explained my theory to Spruce and the others) when we were ambushed. "Shiny." I commented, letting an arc loose from my eye. Aforementioned arc had a spasm as it contacted my magnet and flowed into me. Before I could do any real damage, Sprurce's whip-from-hands and Celes' brain killer already did the trick. In fact, the thing was basically paralysed... was it paralysed?
Without a care in the world, I had finished the thing off by letting off six lightning bolts from my magnetic tips, which merged into three before into one. (I may have to remind you how I possess 3 magnets in order for this to make sense.) I discharged for a good five seconds before stopping the current, letting my third magnet swing under my body and onto my back. Oddly enough, the thing apparently hastened it's incapacitation move by slamming its shell shut. "Easy."
There wasn't much to the cave. Some water droplets of water began forming on me, conducting occasionally arcs of electricity and brightening the silent place. Echoes of the ocean reached us from behind, occasionally from the front of the cave - there was certainly more than just one entrance to the cave. Heck, holes that allowed the sun to peek at us counted. "Hm. Not really science, because they haven't done actual studies into it." I responded to Spruce's theory. "Pokemon and such do this because of curiousity, which ferments into panic as they attempt to hide at the farthest corner of the area. They're too scared to exit because curiousity had grasped them, and pushed them towards the unknown danger. Of course, I haven't done research into this, so I won't resist anyone attempting to shoot down my own ideas." I swiped some fresh water drops off my eye with a magnet of mine, rubbing in circular motion and continuing so as I talked. "Because, I presume my... friend, Davis had published a book with such ideas and findings, including poems describing some war and wars before that." Before long, I had stopped wiping my eye, letting the water trickle into my eyelid to 'drink' it. Not unlike the sea licking at the cave's walls to smack the droplets and force them to fall.
Not a lot of time passed (in fact, about two seconds after I had explained my theory to Spruce and the others) when we were ambushed. "Shiny." I commented, letting an arc loose from my eye. Aforementioned arc had a spasm as it contacted my magnet and flowed into me. Before I could do any real damage, Sprurce's whip-from-hands and Celes' brain killer already did the trick. In fact, the thing was basically paralysed... was it paralysed?
Without a care in the world, I had finished the thing off by letting off six lightning bolts from my magnetic tips, which merged into three before into one. (I may have to remind you how I possess 3 magnets in order for this to make sense.) I discharged for a good five seconds before stopping the current, letting my third magnet swing under my body and onto my back. Oddly enough, the thing apparently hastened it's incapacitation move by slamming its shell shut. "Easy."
Anyway, please don't IC without me.
I'm coming. Just be patient.
I'm coming. Just be patient.
Card Captor said
What do you mean by a 'full stop'? I've never heard about that in the context of an RP
This little guy:
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What you usually add at the end of sentences, and what I normally call them.
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