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To Survive the End. (Post Apocalyptic Rp)

Oh I know what it is. But the Hobbit ruined it for me. xD

I think I've scene barrel racing, like, once when I was little

To Survive the End. (Post Apocalyptic Rp)

Barrel racing just now makes me think of the barrel riding scene in the Hobbit movie uwu

To Survive the End. (Post Apocalyptic Rp)

Lillah quietly took the other girl's arm and pulled her own shirt up to wipe away the excess blood. Then she started wrapping the bandage tightly around the wound, her eyes flickering to the pineapple then back to Steph after her joke. "I wouldn't use the water you have on this, but when we get some more water make sure to clean it up. Alcohol would be better, but I'm pretty sure that was the first thing people looted," she guessed. After another moment she finished wrapping her hand and wiped any blood that found her own skin on her pants.

"And just get the pineapple like a big girl, why don't you? It'll save you some pain," she suggested, looking over to the can. "But, uh..about shooting people?" she questioned, her mind flickering back to the dead man in the road.

To Survive the End. (Post Apocalyptic Rp)

I'm down for it. Final say is up to the GM but Jack Frost would definitely be a nice hurtle for the characters to overcome--or not.

To Survive the End. (Post Apocalyptic Rp)

DaDrummer676 said
If his calculations were correct, then it was August 18th. Winter would be coming soon. That was when life would become hell on earth.

To Survive the End. (Post Apocalyptic Rp)

Lillah watched the older girl with her eyebrows still knitted together as she ventured for the fruit. "Dude..." Lillah started, and then she cut herself. "Oh, for fuck's sake," she muttered, shaking her head a bit and biting back a smile. "I'm lucky you didn't shoot me on mistake, being that damn clumsy." She watched her fail with the bandage and eventually sighed as she set the peaches aside and shook her fingers free of the juice. "C'mere, I'll do it," she offered.

To Survive the End. (Post Apocalyptic Rp)

"Name's Lillah," she answered.

When he returned and Steph dealt with boarding up, she put the power bars and food that had been out back in her bag--save for the pineapple she offered Steph and the peaches she had already popped open. She sat against the wall where her bat leaned and sighed before slurping down a peach. Every now and again, her light eyes flickered to the other young woman, eyebrows furrowing a bit in concern.

At her question, Lillah shrugged and swallowed another peach. "I should be asking you that. Do you have anxiety or something?" she asked bluntly.

Super Magical Girls [with Darkness!]

I've been wanting a reason to make a magical girl character, so I'm interested.

RWBY

I agree. I think he's one of those--as he said--"lovable idiot" characters who have a loooot of unlocked potential. We saw that with his aura when not only Pyrrah commented on it, but also when his aura flared up when Cardinal punched him. I'm looking forward to see how he develops and what happens when the other characters find out he's not even supposed to be at Beacon. Lot of drama surrounding him that needs to unfold. uwu I do like him and Pyrrah, though: it's a nice twist when the girl is stronger than the boy. It's very rare in media.

To Survive the End. (Post Apocalyptic Rp)

Oh, yeah, just a ray of sunshine, aren't you? Lillah thought as he explained that they were only alive because he didn't want to kill them.She, too, tensed as he reached for his bag, but it was about all she could do without a weapon at hand. When he pulled out the snacks, she relaxed a bit and just frowned to herself as she took the power bars, reminding herself that she should have a weapon close at hand at all times. "Thanks," she said coolly, dropping the snacks by her bag.

"Well, if she wants you to keep your distance for the night, I have to go along with that. She's jumpy enough as it is," she stated flatly, only a slight twitch of the corner of her lips indicating she was teasing; she wasn't the best at jokes. After a moment she added, "We'll figure out what we're doing tonight, though...Moving toward the countryside is a smart idea and it would be safer with three people--especially if what you said about the horde is true." She glanced to Steph, partly apologetic but mostly reassuring. "But yeah--tonight, we want our space."