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6 yrs ago
Current It's been a while since I roleplay'ed. With filing for unemployment, a lot of free time has opened up. I hope I can join despite the rep sheet I have for being inactive for some time.
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9 yrs ago
I'm just going to drop this. roleplayerguild.com/topics/…
9 yrs ago
Is there someway that I can report the person below me?
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9 yrs ago
This roleplay gives out free cookies. roleplayerguild.com/topics/…
9 yrs ago
Trapped in TV Land Cliche roleplayerguild.com/topics/…

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Could I reserve the position to become a doctor? I won't be able to make a character today until after midnight. I have a few college assignments I need to finish before I begin writing recreationally.
Mystery Captor


"You know that wasn't very smart." A voice echoed throughout the white, void room. The mysterious voice was deafening and might have even made the walls trembled. There was a high-pitch sound that soon followed. It appeared the voice might have abrupted a microphone of some sort. "I can't let you guys fool around anymore."

The voice cracked again followed by another microphone screech. The sound bounced the rooms and was causing more strain on the mind than before. The mysterious captor witnessed the incident regarding Marcus and chose this would be the best time than any to reveal himself.

A bright light began to form on the farthest wall from the adolescent duo. The illumination was a lighter shade of blue. The more it stayed on the wall, the glossier the appearance. The light began taking shape and stretching across the wall. It almost resembled a portal or an opening.

It was then an old boot had emerged from the light. With a giant thump, the boot had taken a step inside the room. The other boot stomped its way through and reveal the mysterious captor. "Hello, children. You may have some questions for me."

The mysterious individual looked dangerous by appearance. It was no doubt he probably overpowered the teens and kidnapped him. The man standing in front of the duo was the sole reason they woke up in the void, white room. "Call me Mr. Russo.

Mr. Russo might have served in the military. His posture and attire resembled almost that of a soldier. The man was not properly dressed but did have army apparel. A camo, tank top was wrapped around his torso and exposed his impressive physique. Mr. Russo was not ashamed of his body. Broadening shoulders and giant biceps showed his work out potential.

Khakis were worn by his legs followed by his steel-toed boots. Overall, the man was enormous. Mr. Russo appeared to be taller than Street Dragon which only proves this situation to be more frightening. The military man did have a few accessories on him. A dog tag dangled from his neck. White stubble filled his chin and the bottom area of his nose.

Mr. Russo began to pull something from his pocket. "Relax, it's not a gun." The military captor demonstrated a thick cigar followed by a crimson lighter. He obviously had no care for the teens because he lit the cigar without any consideration from them. Mr. Russo puffed the roll of tobacco and the place clouded with smoke and odor. It was a small room so the smell quickly traveled.

"Like I need a gun." Mr. Russo laughed which caused an uncomfortable vibe. "Y'know, Marcus. You shouldn't eat without making sure you brought enough to share." Russo saluted. Immediately after, Marcus was sent another bolt of electricity from his collar. "Alright, do you two have any questions for me? I would like to carry this on as fast as possible.

Marcus Winters


Marcus could not believe how someone materialized from thin air. What technology possessed someone to do such an ability? Could this be gifted as well? The teen was beginning to create more and more questions. His body twitched from the shock collar; he did not have that much control of his body.

Marcus kept his eyes open and scanned the captor. He gritted his teeth while clenching his fists. There were high hopes that the captors were just some low-life gangbangers. Mr. Russo resembled a dangerous man; a person that no one should mess with. Marcus was stuck in his thought process; he tried to think how he crossed paths with this psychotic, army individual.

"His biceps look like they can crush my head," he thought. Marcus coughed from the cigarette smoke. The room began to be filled with the foul odor. "How polite," there was much sarcasm in his voice. The teen's eyes then widen again.

He couldn't tell, but Russo had saluted from his forehead. Marcus considered the motion to be a signal. It had to be given the circumstances. Does this mean that there is more than one person involved in this kidnapping? Marcus' ears picked up a shocking sound. Looking down, he could see his collar going off again.

The electricity wasn't harming him anymore; however, he chose to pretend the damage was harmful. He faked his pain and began moaning in pain. "Okay, it worked. He doesn't know. I can use this to my advantage."

Marcus Winters


Marcus eased away from the corner. He expected if the lizard man was going to attack him, the monster would have already done it by now. Even then, Marcus kept one foot in front of him in the case of any funny business. The teen couldn't help but raise an eyebrow. There wasn't much of a full agreement between Marcus and lizard man. Trust wasn't going to be something easy to put on the table.

Marcus bit his lower lip. Something caught him by surprise; the lizard individual continued to confuse him. "He said I would have resort to trusting him, but he gave me an alias. What the hell is a Street Dragon? Can that really be his name?" Marcus coughed and did a quick salute from his forehead.

"Nice to meet you, 'Street Dragon,' Marcus emphasized the name. He wasn't certain if this was a joke or not, but he decided not make a full comment. Pissing off scaly individual might not be the best course of action. Street Dragon appeared to be a tall glass of water;
no doubt was he taller than Marcus.

Marcus then paused his thought process. The lizard man might have easily figured out that Marcus does indeed have powers. That brought up another conflicting decision. Would it be wise to admit to having abilities? What if the place is bugged?

Marcus studied the room. He kept glancing at the lizard while scanning the room for anything of interest. "My name is Michael." Marcus lied. A fake identity might serve better in the long run. One can never be too careful.

Marcus stopped looking and stared at the lizard. He placed his hands in his pocket again. There was an acknowledgment that everything was taken from him; he was just making an insane action (repeatedly doing the same action for the same results.) The teen cracked his brow and started forming veins on the forehead. "Damn it," he shouted as he kicked the wall.

As he formed this action, he glanced at his feet. A feeling of calmness had begun to envelop his body. Marcus chuckled and saw the solution to his problem. The teen focused on Street Dragon and decided to admit the truth. "I could be considered special. I believe I might be able to get out of here."

Marcus grabbed the back of his shoe and slipped it off his ankle. "They forgot about my tennis," he snickered as he pulled the shoe fully off of his left foot. "Bottoms up," he thought. Marcus started to stuff the foot of his shoe into his mouth. His sharp teeth tore the leather off as he began consuming the footwear. Bites and smacks could be heard as saliva poured out from his lips.

It was just then that Marcus froze in place. Half of the devoured shoe fell from his mouth. His fingers trembled as he let out an agonized scream. The metallic collar had gone off and had sent electrical surges throughout his body. Marcus could feel his body boiling. "Damn it! What the fuck?!" The pain had sent Marcus on his knees.


I am interested. I'll try to create a character application quickly.
Marcus Winters


Marcus gritted his teeth. He was beginning to find himself in a perplexing predicament. Trust was becoming a big factor. Is this lizard man in the same situation? Or is he somehow associated with people keeping him captive?

Marcus had many questions and no answers. His hair on his arms stood on end and so did hairs on the back of his neck. The boy couldn't help but twitch his neck. Hearing the lizard man talk was something unnatural. Marcus looked down at his feet and started kicking at the floor.

"Okay, I'll play along," he retorted. "You may be cuffed, but I'm not going to trust you." Marcus chose to be honest. The lizard individual turned out to be his only clue to some answers. "Do you know who put us here?"

Marcus fiddled with the collar on his neck. He started to wonder why he had a brace instead of the giant cuffs. "Do you have a name?" The teen might have been putting his foot in his mouth. It was a serious question. He couldn't be sure if the monster had an identity.
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Granted, but it's just alien poop that makes you kill all your loved ones.

I wish for a new video game.
Marcus Winters


Marcus chuckled, he had been watching the lizard. There was no room for error. The teen knew he had to make sure the predator wasn't going to turn hostile. His legs trembled for a brief second.

Were his ears deceiving him? Did this monster actually speak? Multiple questions began clouding Marcus' mind. The lizard claimed he wasn't going to eat Marcus. The teen's ears then twitched. The lizard had paused and continued his sentence.

Marcus hugged against the wall and started scooting away from the lizard individual. "You know, most people don't lead with 'I'm not going to eat you.' It's not an ideal way to start a conversation." Scanning the monster, he found it also had restraints on his body. The lizard appeared to be cuffed from his hands to his elbow. There was no telling what would happen once the lizard man was free.

Marcus managed to scoot all the way to the back corner. He stretched his body out as if to prepare for a strike. "Let's get something straight. I'm not sure who put you up to this, but I am not someone I want to mess with." The boy did not know if intimidation would work, but he couldn't show defeat. "I won't tell anyone if you just let me go."
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