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Roger!
Yeah, OP ain't fun.
Thank you, I'll get started right now, amigos.
Yeah, OP ain't fun.
Thank you, I'll get started right now, amigos.
"Sophie, that man who passed by, his cologne. Was he hot?" Luz asked as the two walked calmly in the chaotic crowd of new and returning students at the front garden of the university. The two chuckled to one another as Sophie turned her head in search for the male she was referring to, seeing that he was the only swift one to slither through the crowd and into the dorms for males, admiring his dark hair color which glistened in the summer sun.
"I couldn't see his face, buuuut," she turned back to Luz who was anticipating for a yes. "He totally is." Luz squealed with excitement as she asked what kind of outfit he was wearing which Sophie added that he had very foreign features to his eyes but could be wrong.
One of the best parts about returning to UCSD was being around Luz. Sophie had a plethora of friends from different social niches and she treated everyone as a person strictly loyal and faithful to The Golden Rule but Luz was a lot like her Spanish-Mexican named defined which was "light". Even though she was blind enough to need help, it didn't change what Luz described her personality to be before the unfortunate downfall; witty, flirtatious despite deeming herself a five or six on the "Sex Appeal" scale, and radiant. Sophie felt blessed to have such a positive influence around her to make her forget of the dread of her past that she had yearned to open up to Luz about but Sophie couldn't and didn't plan to. She would just have to stick to spending a lot of time, siting in the shower and thinking about her beloved and deceased father to soothe her thoughts.
"Wait, you said he looked foreign, right?" she corrected as Sophie returned from her zoning out.
"Yep, but I'm not entirely sure, I just... you know, got 'that vibe'. Oh, you're so clever, Lulu. Now, I know where you're going with this. You're thinking he's the new guy you showed pictures to me on the UCSD forum. Remember when we were on there? I hated seeing my face in the 'Welcome Your New Tritons!' tab. I had a terrible hair day."
"Oh, come on, you're always bella, Sophie. Stop it, you're making me upset," she chuckled. "Let's head go to the cafeteria, I feel like eating some pizza and salad."
"I'm right with you, buddy," she hugged Luz tighter as they walked fiercely.
"I couldn't see his face, buuuut," she turned back to Luz who was anticipating for a yes. "He totally is." Luz squealed with excitement as she asked what kind of outfit he was wearing which Sophie added that he had very foreign features to his eyes but could be wrong.
One of the best parts about returning to UCSD was being around Luz. Sophie had a plethora of friends from different social niches and she treated everyone as a person strictly loyal and faithful to The Golden Rule but Luz was a lot like her Spanish-Mexican named defined which was "light". Even though she was blind enough to need help, it didn't change what Luz described her personality to be before the unfortunate downfall; witty, flirtatious despite deeming herself a five or six on the "Sex Appeal" scale, and radiant. Sophie felt blessed to have such a positive influence around her to make her forget of the dread of her past that she had yearned to open up to Luz about but Sophie couldn't and didn't plan to. She would just have to stick to spending a lot of time, siting in the shower and thinking about her beloved and deceased father to soothe her thoughts.
"Wait, you said he looked foreign, right?" she corrected as Sophie returned from her zoning out.
"Yep, but I'm not entirely sure, I just... you know, got 'that vibe'. Oh, you're so clever, Lulu. Now, I know where you're going with this. You're thinking he's the new guy you showed pictures to me on the UCSD forum. Remember when we were on there? I hated seeing my face in the 'Welcome Your New Tritons!' tab. I had a terrible hair day."
"Oh, come on, you're always bella, Sophie. Stop it, you're making me upset," she chuckled. "Let's head go to the cafeteria, I feel like eating some pizza and salad."
"I'm right with you, buddy," she hugged Luz tighter as they walked fiercely.
I had such a difficult time in my fifth grade year of primary school because reading and writing comprehension were always lacking and it severely showed in my progress reports, homework, and finally, our state tests to move onto the next grade. I had never been held back a year and because the teacher I had in that grade, I was so close to being in summer school but I escaped it by going to another elementary school.
During that summer, I tried going to the library and picking out "chapter books" from the Children's department but nothing caught my eye and I despised how much everyone was into Harry Potter because I just stared at the book and saw it was a lot of work. At that time, I got into anime when I stayed up late at night watching InuYasha (ironically, your username) on Adult Swim. So, after that I looked for people to talk about how much I loved Sesshomaru and Rin together and Sango and Miroku as well. I found a fansite (that is actually still around and I love to remember the memories that it brought) that had a chat room and there I noticed a lot of people used asterisks to write out something they were doing or would do. I met a friend named April who was a much better writer than me (during that time when Yahoo! Messenger was the "it" instant messenger). She would roleplay anime-inspired anime characters and I, always female until there was a year that we switched up the roles.
When I started off sixth grade, we had to write our introductions for a portfolio that we were going to fill up with more essays throughout the year and I still have it and I was a damn good writer because of roleplaying. April wasn't my only partner and never once did I pick up a book to improve my writing, I just read other people's posts when I got into forums.
I had very successful high school years until graduation and had AP English and in honors too all due to my love for fantasy worlds and writing out with my best friends.
There was a point during my sophomore year that I wanted to write a novel and I did but during that time, I lost a lot of friends (drama and all that) so the characters that were modeled after them, I gave up. So, after that it was many years of having constant of plot bunnies that I can now happily write out to people and see it play out before me like a movie.
Sorry, I went off in a long tangent there but the only books I've completed in all of my lifetime were the first two Hunger Games books, the first Twilight novel of the saga, and Fahrenheit 451 for my AP English class (which I hated at the time but revisited it when I graduated and fell in love with it).
I'm barely picking up Divergent to read and although I know I can do better than to read YA fiction, it's neat because YA is so simple that its plots and little universes can be easily created into a roleplay.
Honestly, I still think those types of books that have two authors in it are just two people who roleplayed together and sent it to their publishers!
During that summer, I tried going to the library and picking out "chapter books" from the Children's department but nothing caught my eye and I despised how much everyone was into Harry Potter because I just stared at the book and saw it was a lot of work. At that time, I got into anime when I stayed up late at night watching InuYasha (ironically, your username) on Adult Swim. So, after that I looked for people to talk about how much I loved Sesshomaru and Rin together and Sango and Miroku as well. I found a fansite (that is actually still around and I love to remember the memories that it brought) that had a chat room and there I noticed a lot of people used asterisks to write out something they were doing or would do. I met a friend named April who was a much better writer than me (during that time when Yahoo! Messenger was the "it" instant messenger). She would roleplay anime-inspired anime characters and I, always female until there was a year that we switched up the roles.
When I started off sixth grade, we had to write our introductions for a portfolio that we were going to fill up with more essays throughout the year and I still have it and I was a damn good writer because of roleplaying. April wasn't my only partner and never once did I pick up a book to improve my writing, I just read other people's posts when I got into forums.
I had very successful high school years until graduation and had AP English and in honors too all due to my love for fantasy worlds and writing out with my best friends.
There was a point during my sophomore year that I wanted to write a novel and I did but during that time, I lost a lot of friends (drama and all that) so the characters that were modeled after them, I gave up. So, after that it was many years of having constant of plot bunnies that I can now happily write out to people and see it play out before me like a movie.
Sorry, I went off in a long tangent there but the only books I've completed in all of my lifetime were the first two Hunger Games books, the first Twilight novel of the saga, and Fahrenheit 451 for my AP English class (which I hated at the time but revisited it when I graduated and fell in love with it).
I'm barely picking up Divergent to read and although I know I can do better than to read YA fiction, it's neat because YA is so simple that its plots and little universes can be easily created into a roleplay.
Honestly, I still think those types of books that have two authors in it are just two people who roleplayed together and sent it to their publishers!
@Gooblefly
Sorry I haven't written in IC, I'm killing some time until I have to leave for my doctor's appointment in less than two hours. I also have a friend over so yeah, I will get it though, I promise!
Sorry I haven't written in IC, I'm killing some time until I have to leave for my doctor's appointment in less than two hours. I also have a friend over so yeah, I will get it though, I promise!
Name:
Alice Brezenski
Age:
31
Gender:
Female
Race:
Human
Physical Description:
Alice stands at 5'5" and weighing at 121 pounds. She has a very flattering, curvaceous, and hourglass figure that she likes to flaunt with dresses or chic and sophisticated clothing and uniforms. Her long, sleek black hair reaches her a few inches past her mid-back and normally wears it loose and wavy. For her, looking on-point is a priority so it'd be a rare sight to see her in casual clothing. Her form is just the right amount to be great at acrobatics. Her eyes are also remarkably light and clear blue because she was diagnosed with retinitis pigmentosa, a degenerative eye condition, that could result in her being legally blind.
Personality:
Alice Brezenski radiates understanding and compassion. People sense her warmth and fairness. For this reason, she attracts many people who are in need of comfort, including the disadvantaged. People tend to come to her to unload their burdens. Brezenski inspires confidence. She is hospitable and domestic. She loves children and is a good parent. She is romantic, faithful and very protective.
Having a fine sense of justice, she does everything in her power to keep the harmony and is even willing to sacrifice her personal desires for the good of others. She can take this too far, however, sometimes playing the role of the martyr. She has to guard against being taken advantage of. She is not always a very good judge of character. She tends to see the best in others. She can also become too involved in the lives of others, to her own detriment.
Having a fine sense of justice, she does everything in her power to keep the harmony and is even willing to sacrifice her personal desires for the good of others. She can take this too far, however, sometimes playing the role of the martyr. She has to guard against being taken advantage of. She is not always a very good judge of character. She tends to see the best in others. She can also become too involved in the lives of others, to her own detriment.
History:
Alice Brezenski was born to Melissa and Charles Brezenski in Poughkeepsie, New York who are both pediatricians in a family-owned children's clinic. She also has an older brother by ten years named Jeremy "Remy" Brezenski who is a retired Protective Agent of the CIA. When she was eighteen, Remy encouraged her to learn all there was to gymnastics and combat strategies if she ever came across any dangerous circumstances. Realizing that this was something she always wanted to do, they retreated to a desolate location in Mali for half a year, where he was first deployed to on a mission, to teach her the physical and mental mechanics of being a resilient agent like him and with hopes that she could be better than him too... and that was exactly what she did.
When they returned back to the States, Alice enrolled herself to be a Taekwondo instructor for orphaned children alongside Remy and his wife, Clara.
Despite the news on the condition of her eyes, her family supported her and motivated her to follow the path she always wanted to take even if it meant facing the inevitable in the process.
Alice was personally contacted by Coulson when he revealed to her that he had discovered that two, certain siblings with legitimate NPIC-approved passports were approved to travel to the African war zone state of Mali, doing outlandish training and bringing her in for questioning when in reality, he had footage of what they were doing and had access to their conversations and dialogue.
She was recently recruited into S.H.I.E.L.D. as a Field Agent, Level 5.
When they returned back to the States, Alice enrolled herself to be a Taekwondo instructor for orphaned children alongside Remy and his wife, Clara.
Despite the news on the condition of her eyes, her family supported her and motivated her to follow the path she always wanted to take even if it meant facing the inevitable in the process.
Alice was personally contacted by Coulson when he revealed to her that he had discovered that two, certain siblings with legitimate NPIC-approved passports were approved to travel to the African war zone state of Mali, doing outlandish training and bringing her in for questioning when in reality, he had footage of what they were doing and had access to their conversations and dialogue.
She was recently recruited into S.H.I.E.L.D. as a Field Agent, Level 5.
Skills:
Martial Arts - She is an expert with Taekwondo and she concentrates all of her feelings in her fist and fights to survive.
Gymnastics - Because of her naturally supple body, she has learned how many improvised moves not in a gymnastics glossary she can do that would be useful in combat. Even when it's not in a combat zone, she uses her knowledge on advanced gymnastics, pilates, and yoga as a means of finding her zen which is quite relaxing to watch and learn.
Marksman - Even though she could use more training in this department, she's good with a semi-automatic gun.
Name:
Alice Brezenski
Age:
31
Gender:
Female
Race:
Human
Physical Description:
Alice stands at 5'5" and weighing at 121 pounds. She has a very flattering, curvaceous, and hourglass figure that she likes to flaunt with dresses or chic and sophisticated clothing and uniforms. Her long, sleek black hair reaches her a few inches past her mid-back and normally wears it loose and wavy. For her, looking on-point is a priority so it'd be a rare sight to see her in casual clothing. Her form is just the right amount to be great at acrobatics. Her eyes are also remarkably light and clear blue because she was diagnosed with retinitis pigmentosa, a degenerative eye condition, that could result in her being legally blind.
Personality:
Alice Brezenski radiates understanding and compassion. People sense her warmth and fairness. For this reason, she attracts many people who are in need of comfort, including the disadvantaged. People tend to come to her to unload their burdens. Brezenski inspires confidence. She is hospitable and domestic. She loves children and is a good parent. She is romantic, faithful and very protective.
Having a fine sense of justice, she does everything in her power to keep the harmony and is even willing to sacrifice her personal desires for the good of others. She can take this too far, however, sometimes playing the role of the martyr. She has to guard against being taken advantage of. She is not always a very good judge of character. She tends to see the best in others. She can also become too involved in the lives of others, to her own detriment.
Having a fine sense of justice, she does everything in her power to keep the harmony and is even willing to sacrifice her personal desires for the good of others. She can take this too far, however, sometimes playing the role of the martyr. She has to guard against being taken advantage of. She is not always a very good judge of character. She tends to see the best in others. She can also become too involved in the lives of others, to her own detriment.
History:
Alice Brezenski was born to Melissa and Charles Brezenski in Poughkeepsie, New York who are both pediatricians in a family-owned children's clinic. She also has an older brother by ten years named Jeremy "Remy" Brezenski who is a retired Protective Agent of the CIA. When she was eighteen, Remy encouraged her to learn all there was to gymnastics and combat strategies if she ever came across any dangerous circumstances. Realizing that this was something she always wanted to do, they retreated to a desolate location in Mali for half a year, where he was first deployed to on a mission, to teach her the physical and mental mechanics of being a resilient agent like him and with hopes that she could be better than him too... and that was exactly what she did.
When they returned back to the States, Alice enrolled herself to be a Taekwondo instructor for orphaned children alongside Remy and his wife, Clara.
Despite the news on the condition of her eyes, her family supported her and motivated her to follow the path she always wanted to take even if it meant facing the inevitable in the process.
Alice was personally contacted by Coulson when he revealed to her that he had discovered that two, certain siblings with legitimate NPIC-approved passports were approved to travel to the African war zone state of Mali, doing outlandish training and bringing her in for questioning when in reality, he had footage of what they were doing and had access to their conversations and dialogue.
She was recently recruited into S.H.I.E.L.D.
When they returned back to the States, Alice enrolled herself to be a Taekwondo instructor for orphaned children alongside Remy and his wife, Clara.
Despite the news on the condition of her eyes, her family supported her and motivated her to follow the path she always wanted to take even if it meant facing the inevitable in the process.
Alice was personally contacted by Coulson when he revealed to her that he had discovered that two, certain siblings with legitimate NPIC-approved passports were approved to travel to the African war zone state of Mali, doing outlandish training and bringing her in for questioning when in reality, he had footage of what they were doing and had access to their conversations and dialogue.
She was recently recruited into S.H.I.E.L.D.
Skills:
Martial Arts - She is an expert with Taekwondo and she concentrates all of her feelings in her fist and fights to survive.
Gymnastics - Because of her naturally supple body, she has learned how many improvised moves not in a gymnastics glossary she can do that would be useful in combat. Even when it's not in a combat zone, she uses her knowledge on advanced gymnastics, pilates, and yoga as a means of finding her zen which is quite relaxing to watch and learn.
Marksman - Even though she could use more training in this department, she's good with a semi-automatic gun.
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