Kamen Evie

Demon Hunter: Chicago

So I'm not dead, but I was sick enough for the past week or so that I felt like I was a little bit of the way there. What I've read and written over that period is still kind of fuzzy, but I was hoping that we could finally bring the two parties together, and if someone has any ideas on how to do that nice and smoothly that'd be super swell.

Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of the Void

and Tini doesn't know his love stories very well.

@Card Captor

Crap, that reminds me that I still need to play Investigations 2.

Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of the Void

<Snipped quote by lavulman>
Not if I procrastinate har

now go read some storyshift

@KaBling

I'll get around to it, eventually...

Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of the Void

So, before I get to posting... does anyone have any thoughts on the new dungeon?
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okay, fine, I'm procrastinating right now, sorry.

@Lugia

It's fine, I do that all the time.

Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of the Void

I keep forgetting how big of a part planning plays in GMing. I need to start taking notes or something.

Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of the Void

There we go, post is up.

Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of the Void

“Mountain climbing,” Rebecca repeated, “Mountain climbing in the morning. That oughta hit that early day lethargy right in the gut.” The Ralts could sense that Nina was far from eager to go out into another Mystery Dungeon, judging by the negative emotions she was giving off in droves, but given that they both knew why, and she didn’t really feel like talking about it yet, she refrained from bringing it up until Dexter did.

“Ok,” Rebecca said, “I’m not entirely sure what the hell it was, either, but it I can say with one hundred percent absolute certainty that whatever it was was not a Rattata. Like, if Rattatas were water, that thing would be oil… or rocks… or fire, or something…” Her thoughts quickly drifted from what the “best” opposite of water would be, and went back to thinking about the mysterious creature in question. It kind of reminded her of when Ergo’s computers weren’t working right (which happened more often than he liked to admit, though he always knew how fix it), but she didn’t think anyone would really understand what she meant if she told them that. She decided that it would be nice if they could work together and get a proper report of some sort written up. It'd be nice to have to wave around in that Bronzor's face when demanding some money, at the very least.

Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of the Void

Trying to power through my cold. This happens just about every holiday break, now that I think about it.

Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of the Void

Yeah, I was planning on posting yesterday, but then I got all sick. Something will probably end up being written tomorrow.

Demon Hunter: Chicago

“Leave it to you to owe something to a demon, I guess.” Akira sighed. Sometimes she felt like Pax was in way over his head, but she never really had the heart to tell him. She didn’t really know too much about contracts other than folklore and what she could glean from overheard conversations from when she was still in Hell, but she did know that the demon almost always ended up with a lot more than what would be considered an even deal. She tried to go back to watching TV, but Madi seemed intent on throwing a big enough fit to render the effort futile.

“Do you want me to take her out for a walk or something?” Akira asked as she reached for the remote, “You look like you’d have a better time with that thing you’re doing without the distractions.” She turned off the TV and sat back up, deciding that she probably shouldn’t be lazing around with Paxton's spell going on either way.