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Delbrook Academy: Senior Year [ FULL ]

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@TGM@Wolf Mother@Akayaofthemoon You three in particular should find this useful.

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Delbrook Academy: Senior Year [ FULL ]

@tgm ur turn to post now, foo

Delbrook Academy: Senior Year [ FULL ]

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Interacting With: Ashlyn @TGM — Location: Delbrook School Grounds

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The ride to school was a quiet trip.

Only the slight hum of the 2012 Mitsubishi Lancer's engine could be heard alongside the occasional "yah", "o' fer sure", or some other variation of "I'm not feeling too talkative but I'm still sorta kinda not really listening". Not that Scout didn't have much to say, in fact there was a lot she could've been asking her cousin, Ashlyn, right now, but nonetheless she felt disinterested in talking. Or, rather, Scout found it hard to talk. Although she wasn't much of a talker to begin with, Scout had begun to feel her cousin had a certain "air", as if she'd rip your face off if you rubbed her the wrong way.

Thankfully, though, they had made it to school in one piece and without any "face ripping". Grabbing her pack from the Lancer's floorboard, Scout slung it over her shoulder and followed Ash into the campus.

For the first time in some days, Scout was glad; that her and her cousin happened to have the same homeroom. Knowing her own difficulties with directions, she figured she would've probably been lost all day just trying to figure out where she needed to go even if she had a school map in her hands to go off of. It wasn't exactly something Scout wanted to be known for at Delbrook High; she already looked the part of a clueless, lost freshman, she didn't need her teachers and fellow upperclassmen believing she actually was one (or, really, by bothering her over being "directionally challenged" in general).

As the two of them entered the hallway to their assigned homeroom, Scout watched as Ms. Goldman, their homeroom teacher, pull aside some students back into the hallway. Had it not been for Mr. Hubbard, a former teacher she had back home in Fargo, Scout might've figured her classmates had somehow already wound up on the wrong side of their teacher. It wasn't too likely for that to be the case; high school students weren't exactly known to be saints or the respectful, studious types.

Regardless of what was happening, though, Scout had a feeling she knew what Ms. Goldman was waiting for—and she'd be right on the money with her prediction.

"Hey thair, Ms. Goldman," Scout replied, her very obvious North Dakotan accent slipping through as she walked past the confused onlookers and into class as Ms. Goldman let her inside. However, as soon as she sat down in her assigned seat, Scout was quickly horrified, realizing what she had just said.

Well, shit. There went any chance she had of hiding her Nort-a-kotuh accent. Sure, Scout believed she didn't have it as strong as they made the accent out to be in the movies, and that her accent was bound to slip eventually. But couldn't it have been anymore obvious that she wasn't from around here? Or, rather, why did it have to happen now, right before the first day of school had even started? Scout didn't worry too much about letting her accent slip around her folks, but at school it was bound to draw unwanted attention. At least, it would've back home where your entire state's population is considerably less than New York, New York. Any stranger with an odd accent or way of speaking there would've gotten some questionable looks in the same way someone having the gall to call a hotdish a "casserole" would've gotten.

Just play it cool, like nothing ever happened. Scout told herself, idly waiting for school to start with a few taps of her fingers across her desk. She glanced at her cousin, and then to the rest of her classmates, both those already here as well those that were still arriving. Hopefully no one even noticed. Hopefully.

When school finally began, it seemed to be the usual standard fare one would expect at each start of the school day. That said, Scout struggled to put a finger as to what Ms. Goldman meant that Delbrook did differently—everything that had happened so far seemed normal and average. Homeroom was no different than any other homeroom, as expected. They even recited the Pledge of Allegiance, as well had an introductory assembly for the new year. Was she referring to the gold, blue and green days? It was her best guess, given it was something her school didn't do back home.

Little did Scout know, however, as the class walked out of the auditorium and to the lacrosse field, that her idea of "average" would be quickly blown out of the water.

Oh, geez.

Stepping onto the lacrosse field, her eyes met one festival booth after another. Now, this was certainly different from her prior North Dakotan schooling. Truthfully, the carnival was a little grand for her liking, being not quite sure of what to make of it. But when life gives you lemons, you don't let them rot away, so, with a shrug of her shoulders, Scout threw her hands in her pockets and turned to her cousin, wondering if she had anything in mind to do. At least then she wouldn't be trapped alone in an awkward conversation with one of her new classmates trying to rope her into whatever shenanigans were to be had here.

Video Games: The General Discussion & Community Thread Number Two

@Kuro Tis why I quit. Then proceeded to try Fall Guys and went 'nope' because it looks awful on Switch and the frame rate from users from Switch to PC looks rough af.

@Dark Cloud

Fall Guys was fun for the first few weeks but by then the novelty wore off. It definitely didn't have the lasting popularity that something like Among Us had/has.

Video Games: The General Discussion & Community Thread Number Two

people are abusing absol's recent buffs in unite so much right now i actually get tired of playing it sometimes

one ult/unite from absol basically oneshots dreadnaw and does a hefty chunk of damage to zapdos so securing objectives (provided the unite doesn't murder you anyway) is a pain in the ass or essentially impossible in games where people are playing absol

What shows/movies are you watching?

Someone remind me to actually watch the Obi-Wan show again because I keep forgetting about it lol

I watched the first few episodes, talked a bit with some friends and then just... dead silence. Haven't heard much of anyone say anything about it unlike Boba and Mando.

RPG color hexcodes

@Xar Thanks for the help. Someone told me the other day about the 2E2C2C hexcode when I originally asked, but they had no idea about the yellow. Now I know how to find them if I end up forgetting again

Hello everybody! Ashley's here!

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If you have the chance to, I would really recommend you try Sword of Mana, although it is really old school and retro now compared to the reworked Secret of Mana and Trial of Mana.

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Oooooh! I shall have to explore the site for those roleplays. Where do they usually appear under?

Warhammer Fantasy reminds me about the Warhammer 40K games I used to play in the past (although that is a completely different setting)! I guess I need to check out the Tabletop section some day!

I don't particularly like or disdain halflings.

How many roleplays do people usually participate in at any one time?

@Ashley Levierre

Probably either Casual or maybe even Advanced. I'd say more so the former as Casual has become the "hangout" for the guild, as in that is where nearly everyone RPs these days. More people, more roleplays, more interest, more posts, etc.

As for the other question, it depends on the person. I used to be in 15+ RPs at once. Now I usually keep to maybe 2-3 at most. Not really a question you could narrow down, I feel.

RPG color hexcodes

Does anyone know what specific hexcodes the site uses? I can't remember exactly which # are used on RPG. Used to have the post box's gray and the RPG yellow written down somewhere, but I don't remember where I saved it in my notes right now.

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