Status

Recent Statuses

9 yrs ago
Current Going to a festival fellas! So for the coming week I won't be able to post.
9 yrs ago
When you marathon Rick & Morty S2 and expected laughs but the ending just slaps you in the face...
9 yrs ago
School's in full "consume all his time"-mode so no posts for just a lil longer. Sorry folks! I promise I'll make up for it in the weekend!
10 yrs ago
Going to take a small break on most of my RPs for maybe a week or so.
10 yrs ago
Not near an actual keyboard until 21/06

Bio

User has no bio, yet

Most Recent Posts

White makes the first move
Isabelle

Location: Isabelle's Dorm room
Mentions: Lorelei Cardoso, Callipe Lee@Horangi & Alessio Basile@KZOMBI3



โ€œOPEC agrees to raise production quotas.โ€
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxโ€œPM of India denounces further aggressions of Pakistan.โ€

โ€œEU raises the question on availability of lithium."

xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"Australia starts solar tower project.โ€
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxโ€œS&P 500 pre-market down by 0.78%โ€


Isabelleโ€™s eyes were going over the absolute deluge of information. The internet didnโ€™t offer such a vast amalgamation of information. She had to make it herself. It screened news sites 24/7. Hunting for keywords. In the 21st-century informationโ€™s value went through the roof. Entire wars were fought with 0s and 1s. Despite the cold, calculated, and seemingly uncaring nature of the information gathered by Isabelleโ€™s program, she felt at home with it. Submerged in all the information. To here the random article titles werenโ€™t just a projection of how messy the world was. No she saw a globe covered by neurons. Some big, some small. All were firing constantly. All were connected. Sometimes across oceans. It all made sense to her.

A buzz pulled her from her trance. She checked her phone. Her morning alarm was going. Morning? Already? She turned to look at the screen a bit further. Of course, it was morning. Frankfurt was closing soon. London would close an hour later. Isabelle's room sometimes felt disconnected from time itself. It was always dark, save for the digital glow of the screens. "Another night of no sleep." Isabelle sighed. She glanced over at the literal pile of books and paper. At least she was ahead of the coursework. A small voice inside wished Dr. Yoshinaga would ease up a little. But she suppressed it. It wasn't hard. Hers would never be an easy life. By now she would have to accept that.

She spun her chair again to face the screens. With a few key presses the program โ€“ like a grimoire โ€“ sealed itself again. Ready to be opened again only with the right password. There really was only one person she was afraid would steal it. It wasn't in Alessio's nature to steal. But then again, he had done so before. This program was one of the few ways she could be better than him, and she wouldn't let him take something valuable from her again. After that, she shoved her rolly-wheeled desk chair back, leaned backward, and rubbed her eyes.

Morning brought dawn, and dawn brought people. And people were messy, frightening creatures. Isabelle didnโ€™t like most of them. They were always talking about something unnecessary like going to a party or who to ask on a date. Pretending like it all wasnโ€™t just the basest of instinct to survive and procreate that drove them. That which they called love was nothing but a bunch of chemicals in their brain making them happy and giddy. And because of that, they say โ€˜I doโ€™ and choose to live miserably for twenty-five years. Why did life insist that she'd have to share the same space with them for at least eight hours a day?

And then a small alert pining on her screen caught her attention again.

Miss Fortune had made her first move. Tens of pics were already floating on the internet of the bulletin board. Or was it a bounty board? Might as well be. Isabelle recognized some names. Some she didnโ€™t. Her brother was a target, of course. She had made the list as well. Interesting.

She reached over to the chess game laying beside her and moved a pawn up two squares.

Then she cracked her knuckles and pulled herself back to her computer. Miss Fortune assured anonymity. Which was good when you ended up hurting someone. Of course, Alessio was too perfect to be caught doing something truly painful. The most she had of him right now was a bunch of pics of him being a bit tipsy. Useless, because apparently, people think he looks charming when inebriated. She did have the next best thing. Something that she paid quite a bit of money for, just to make sure the photoshop would be of quality.

She looked at the picture one more time. It had been on the internet for a short while before it was removed. But the base was long enough online for Isabelle to save it. Over the course of the summer, she had it changed. The original showed Lorelei and Alessio kissing. Though considering Lorelei's later posts it appeared whatever they were didn't work out.

Now Isabelle was about to call that a lie. The details weren't too subtle. The scoreboard in the background showed the last match's score together with the date and the name of the visiting team: the Standford Cardinals. A few subtle changes in the background would make it very convincing that Lorelei and Alessio really were kissing just a few days ago.

Isa looked over the picture one more time. In truth she had it made as a contingency during the summer. Just something to cause some trouble early on. That was before Calliope had come back. 'The one that got away'. Now was the best time to use it. To make sure she and Alessio would stay away from each other just a little longer. Buying Isa more time.

"I'm sorry, Lore." She said looking at the picture. "This will hurt him more than it will hurt you." And with a few keystrokes, she had sent in the picture. First blood.

Quite satisfied she leaned back to see her handiwork. But she didn't take too long reveling in her own satisfaction. It was time to open the hunting season on Alessio, and now Calliope the Traitor as well. Perhaps, with a stroke of luck, she would actually find something to break him this year.


I'm interested.




(I'll use the yellow color to mark what she says in RP cause I think the red will make it bad to read. But switching the two colors here makes it really ugly)

Here we go again!
In Avalia 5 yrs ago Forum: Casual Roleplay
In Avalia 5 yrs ago Forum: Casual Roleplay
Xenelith


Time: Early Dawn
Location: Somewhere in the outer edges of the Sun Kingdom
Mentions: Nobody


โ€œWhat is happening? Someone tell me something!โ€ Galius, the light elf officer, barked as he and his troops raced their horses across the dirt path. Solaris was starting to peak over the woodland canopy horizon in the east. But in the north they saw something else: a red glow and pillars of smoke rising.

โ€œDark elves!โ€ One of the communicators said as he just finished up the holographic transmission. Tension grew in the group. The attack would have started mere minutes after the declaration. Had the dark elves been on Avalia already?

The officer grit his teeth. They werenโ€™t supposed to get down here so fast. His beloved Aurius was still in the village. Why did the fool insist on gathering herbs here!? Gallius had to reach the village in time. He would not let his love get slaughtered by these animals. So he dug his spurs even deeper into his steed โ€œYah!โ€.

They came around the corner of the forestโ€™s path. The officer could almost see the fires. The firelightโ€™s glow could be seen in between the tree trunks and the smell of dirty smoke was thick in the air. They were close.

But a figure was waiting for him as they rounded the corner. A figure dressed in full metal armor, with his hands resting on the cross guard of his massive sword that stood with its tip on the ground. Though he looked ready for whoever was about to come around that bend. A shiver went down the officerโ€™s spine. In the red firelight shadows seemedโ€ฆ longer.

โ€œI have been waiting for you.โ€

The figure said, his voice metallic from the helmet. What monster had the dark elves created? The officer stopped. A moment later his bodyguard stopped right behind him as well. Horses were restlessly walking around. Kicking up dust. The officer drew his ancestral sword. โ€œI was taught to ask the name of whoever I fight.โ€ He said as he pulled on his reigns to calm his horse down. For now the animal obeyed, though he could feel its frightful breaths underneath him.

โ€œHonorable.โ€

Gallius couldnโ€™t figure out if the figure was mocking him or speaking truthfully. For a second it was quiet. The officer could hear the crackling of flames in the distance. No, this thing would not give his name. Maybe he didnโ€™t have one. What did it matter? Only Aurius counted. He charged forward, sword down to the side, ready for an upwards swing. One fell sweep, thatโ€™s all he needed. Closerโ€ฆ closerโ€ฆ closer! Swing!

Something happened. He heard an animalistic scream. Then saw the twilight sky above. He felt weightless. Then the earthโ€™s pulling force gripped him again as he fell down hard. Pain shot through his body. The officer blinked. He was on the ground. With a wet flop, the head of his horse fell beside him. Behind him he heard the sound of a sharp edge cutting the air. He rolled away. Something next to him kicked up dust.

He got up, just in time. The hulking blade slammed into where he was not even a second ago. Despite its size, it moved fast. The officer looked around. Shadows were growing longer for sure now. Another overhead swing came down for him. Too late! He moved his blade to block it. Better a chipped blade than spilled guts.

In one fell swoop the armored warrior cleaved down upon Gallius. The ancestral sword that had tasted dark elven blood a millennium ago was split in twain like it was but a twig. Its victor, the black hulking sword tore through the officer like he was made of butter. In a second his bisected corpse flopped as two pieces onto the ground.

The warrior looked over at the horses that grew more nervous than ever. The soldiers they carried looked wide-eyed. Then valor overtook them. They drew their blades. โ€œFor Solaris! For the king!โ€ They shouted holding their swords and spears up high. The warrior raised his hand as they began to charge him. He let them get closer. Closer.

He clenched his fist. The horses whined. Soldiers went flying and falling off of their dying steeds. They barely got up, dazed from the crash. Then the second volley fell.
© 2007-2026
BBCode Cheatsheet