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Flamelord said
Ba'al is annoyed. Very annoyed. Fortunately, he's good at hiding pesky emotions like those. Now then, not sure if I should wait for more people, or respond to Kaga since he did ask who mentioned Earth, and that was me....


If there's no one else in particular that you need a response from then you might as well go ahead.

That's generally my rule of thumb when it comes to posting.
Muse stayed still for a long time, not sure what to say to his role-player companions about the dead body. It was horrifying, for sure - enough even to make him a little sick - so what was he supposed to say to comfort them? Unable to offer any kind words, all he could do was silently curse the man responsible.

…That is, until the dead boy suddenly rematerialized in the air in front of them.

Muse stiffened, now more speechless than he was before. Was this one of GM’s victims, or affiliates? His heart started beating faster as the role-players started asking about the madman above, and even the young boy who’d just fallen to his death called up to his master.

“That dragon-rider’s dangerous!” Muse spoke up quickly to the group behind him, unsure as to what else to say as the creature above began its descent. “That’s the godmodder - the one whose clever idea it was to cause all this madness.” he retorted.

“Didn’t expect you to respawn all the way down there!!” GM called, shouting to be heard over Basilix’s wingbeats. “Oh heeyyyyyy look who’s here!” he chirped as the dragon landed a short distance away from the group, towering over them as it blocked out the sun above them. “Nice army, Muse!” he called sarcastically. “How are those plans to defeat me coming along?”
If Google Ads are generated not just based on your search history and such, but also the device you're using.

Because now that I have a Mac, every piece of software I see advertised is Mac-compatible, some of them even directly advertised towards Mac-users.

Interesting...
“Daleks?” the Doctor echoed. “Those tin cans from Skarro? What are they doing here?” he asked, fairly certain he was still about a century away from the Daleks’ takeover of earth. “And more importantly, why do you know so much about these creatures?” He looked back down at the sonic device in the peculiar man’s hands and quickly put two and two together. “Say… you’re not from this planet, are you?”

Just after he said that, One stiffened as he saw a Dalek appear behind Eleven. And, though he didn’t notice right away, there was another behind him, too. “Speak of the devils…” the Doctor gasped. Although the aliens didn’t seem eager to attack right away. Instead, they almost seemed to freeze at the sight of Eleven, like timid animals who were more afraid of the Doctor than they were of him. At least, one of the Doctors.

Additional Doctor present!

This was not the plaaaaan!” they wailed. After all they were only a renegade fleet and not prepared to handle such a large threat as the much more dangerous, experienced Doctor.

“Now what are you two creatures rambling on about?” The First Doctor questioned, squinting at them as he leaned on his cane.
Phew! Got a post in before work! :D
Elsewhere in the open field, the mound of red in the snow known as Vash the Stampede slowly blinked awake. “Wha… have I been captured…?” he droned sleepily, before realizing that his hands and feet were unbound, and his gun was still at his side. Likely not an attempt at capture. Moreover, he realized he was… actually very cold!

His senses coming to him, he awoke with a start, sitting up swiftly as he shivered in the mound of snow. “Yowza that’s freezing!” he exclaimed, attempting to brush the snowy particles off of him. “What even is this stuff?” The scorching planet he called home provided a sweltering summer year-round, so snow was a completely foreign concept to him. Really it served as no surprise he’d be so unaccustomed to chilly weather. “Kinda feels like water… or really weird ice…” he mumbled to himself, running his hand over it.

Distracting him from the foreign precipitation, though, was the readily growing band of misfits not far from where he woke up - particularly their confused conversation on where they could possibly be. Vash could’ve been mishearing things, but he swore he heard someone say ‘Earth’.

“Huh, Earth? Who said ‘Earth’?” Vash echoed, scurrying over to the growing group. “How could we be on Earth?” he asked. Of course, in Vash’s time and place, Earth was a planet long-since dead, so it was much more a land of mystery than the home-sweet-home that so many others knew it as. As he said that, though, he looked towards the surrounding architecture, and while so much of it seemed so strange and unfamiliar he couldn’t help but feel that those same buildings were… strangely familiar. Were these the sorts of Earth buildings he remembered seeing in hologram form so long ago? Hard to say. But given everything weird going on… crazy as he thought it sounded, it just might’ve been possible.
Yo this moves faster than I thought it would!!

I'll try to catch up tomorrow. @_@
Vortex said
Well here is something to blow your minds. A while ago I participated in a rp where we played as... Ourselves...


That's different, I feel like.

And also relatively common.
...Do I want to know?
Joegreenbeen said
You should do the bomb animals from Twilight Princess.


I second this.
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