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And surprisingly, there was a Guild where the spamming had suddenly come to a halt.
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And surprisingly, there was a Guild where the spamming had suddenly come to a halt.
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10 yrs ago
And then you realize you've been doing nothing but refreshing the home page and reporting bots for the past 2 hours.
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10 yrs ago
Don thy typing fingers and BBcode cheatsheets for those times you forget to put the /URL things beside links, for we will be up 'til dawn. Rise against the gambling and furniture. Bot-Killing.
10 yrs ago
I'm now giving myself impromptu therapy. It's working slowly, but it's hard and causes a lot of emotional pain. Meditative accompaniment activities include Zentangles and drawing realistic people. V.V
10 yrs ago
I think I'm getting impromptu therapy. Using Internet huggles and long, drawn-out mutual "FUCK THE WORLD"s. Well, we're both getting therapy from it, I suppose. @WilsonTurner
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Hi, I'm Lily.
Roleplays:
Undertale: Above The Ground
I do mostly anime, some tabletop, generally things I find interesting... mostly fantasy, though. Usually fantasy.
My Skype is lilygold21, if you want to reach me there.
My Tumblr is usuallynerdyphilosopher, if you want to reach me there. I do free art on request there as well, though business is slow, so an ask on that blog would be much appreciated~
My Steam is lilygold2, if you... Need to know that for some reason? Or want to reach me there? I dunno.
Here, have a totally relevant thingamabob poem:
One day the queen was bored, alone
And sent for a companion.
The people sent her hunting hounds
And the three they ran in.
The queen, disgusted, ran them out
And they sank from all they lived for.
They found me alone in the forest
And then hunting hounds there were four.
Roleplays:
Undertale: Above The Ground
I do mostly anime, some tabletop, generally things I find interesting... mostly fantasy, though. Usually fantasy.
My Skype is lilygold21, if you want to reach me there.
My Tumblr is usuallynerdyphilosopher, if you want to reach me there. I do free art on request there as well, though business is slow, so an ask on that blog would be much appreciated~
My Steam is lilygold2, if you... Need to know that for some reason? Or want to reach me there? I dunno.
Here, have a totally relevant thingamabob poem:
One day the queen was bored, alone
And sent for a companion.
The people sent her hunting hounds
And the three they ran in.
The queen, disgusted, ran them out
And they sank from all they lived for.
They found me alone in the forest
And then hunting hounds there were four.
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11 yrs ago
Forum: General Interest Checks
Oh my God, I love you. Watched out of those: 10 (8 complete, 2 in progress) I would shamelessly advertise to you here, but I have a feeling you might not want to hear it. Anyway, welcome to the Guild. *big squeaky hug and a half*
Flowing back into the Wiring, she made sure to keep a smirk as she remained still so that he didn't suspect. The ring had a trail of disturbance behind it. Katheryn, amused by herself and slightly drunken on it, named it Static. Regaining her focus and composure quickly, saw that the man's hand was what the string of Static was connected to. As he slicked back his hair, the Static string tugged. Slightly alarmed and cursing herself for not better considering this possibility, which she had thought upon briefly earlier, she dropped the connection briefly. Even without the Wiring, which she fumbled at trying to regain, she heard a clicking noise behind her and instinctively dived into tree-cover, down below the canopy. She decided it would be a bad idea not to attack, but regained Wiring first. She saw that the ring was now a knife, and it was reinforced with enough Static that she wouldn't be able to see through it without the Mist's inherent power. Merelil was a clever one, and she would make sure to go find out who the hell he was after this if she survived to thank him. Dropping the Wired connection deliberately this time, she spent some energy and thought, Beast Illumination. The Illumin took the form of an eagle automatically, seeing as she was in the air/trees. Not the best animal for this, but she had no choice. This was the best way to fight him, and if it caused some noise or a distraction it would help. She preserved a hope that something might hit. She took up Wired again, seeing as the stillness produced more energy than it spent if used for long enough. Katheryn saw the eagle dive down and attempt to rake him with its razor-sharp claws, aiming for the back and neck, screeching as it did so.
The ring began to accumulate a disturbance. Katheryn's real body remained still, although she wished to tense for a dodge, but she knew her heightened senses would prepare her. Suddenly, if one swift movement, the ring, heavy with disturbance and gaining more, find quickly at her. She knew she was too weak to deflect it, and that disturbance would make it even more powerful she was sure. All the while, the man continued humming. It was beginning to bug her, as if he was laughing in her face. Shaking the thoughts away, Katheryn realized that this set the fact in stone that he had a partner. He himself did not have enough disturbance to view her himself, but his green-eyed coil did. The tree behind him gained a disturbance. He was about halfway inbetween the center and the edge of her range.
Gathering all her speed, after that lightning-fast chain of thought due to the Wiring, Katheryn broke the connection and rolled her head, which the ring was aimed at, to one side as if stretching. The ring shot past, barely missing her. She rolled her head around a bit more, as if mocking his 'act' with another. Well, that and the short maneuver was all she had time for. She hoped that the coil was watching, and relaying it to the man all the while. Katheryn smirked.
Gathering all her speed, after that lightning-fast chain of thought due to the Wiring, Katheryn broke the connection and rolled her head, which the ring was aimed at, to one side as if stretching. The ring shot past, barely missing her. She rolled her head around a bit more, as if mocking his 'act' with another. Well, that and the short maneuver was all she had time for. She hoped that the coil was watching, and relaying it to the man all the while. Katheryn smirked.
Eh, I'm waiting for a little more to happen. I posted near the end of last round, and there's not much to comment on quite yet. I will soon though, I promise.
A battle of wits and speed, eh?
Katheryn had spent a considerable amount of time stock-still, recharging energy effeciently. In that time, she'd managed to analyze the man decently. He was directly below and to the right of her, which would be problematic if he were doing anything immediately. However, this would mean she had plenty of time. She'd deduced that the man probably was charging something. Something that he could release at any time if he detected something suspicious from her. As far as she could figure, he was unaware of the now-dormant drone. She fingered the blade she held in a habitual movement. This confirmed her plans. Fortunately, with a full energy store, this plan wouldn't use up too much of it. She used a bit of extra energy to conceal her actions into thought instead of the binding plane of words, just in case. Wired Awareness. She made sure to think of something standard at the very forefront of her mind that would shield her mind from a glancing, but not piercing, eye into it. Strategy. Smart strategy, but fake strategy. Options she was considering, but not using. His magical 'friend' may be a reader of such things. She could never be too careful, especially when the preparations are simple ones.
Using the drone's charge, she gained a heightened, and full, vision and awareness for the 50-meter area around the drone. The mist was nullified to this. Her all-seeing eye's presence would be the same presence as the signal's, so he would not notice it unless he had already detected the drone, and they would be one and the same. The energy drop may or may not be noticed. As far as she could see, they could sense something, perhaps a type of aura or soul-fire, that kind of thing. Hopefully, if all went well, they couldn't sense the energy and its stores. The area around the man seemed to be, if only slightly, fuzzier than the rest of the perfect awareness. Something was disturbing the long-range signals. She could see inside it fine, however, but noticed that this disturbance was being pulsed out like a signal in itself. This was in tune with a clicking sound, the kind you make with your mouth to keep tempo. This likely had something to do with that humming.
A major disturbance was caused by a coil on his right forearm. His magical partner! It appeared to have the same glowing green in its eyes. Only more reson to believe they were working together, and it was sentient. There was a ring being passed around as he tapped his fingers. Something he would have to hide from her, unseen by the natural eye? She could not deduce its purpose. She noticed that everything in the signal's range was just barely, in a tiny way, fuzzier than normal. She noticed, using the heightened awareness, a disturbance in the drone itself. Some of the strange aura-thing had been deposited onto the Subterranean Utility, but she had no way to deal with that now. She would just have to remain Wired and hope to notice something more than all this new information.
All the while, her physical form kept its stock-still position it had retained ever since she had noticed the bolt had missed, or more accurately been dodged, or for that matter deflected, as it could've been by whatever was disturbing her signals. She had kept for fake strategies flowing at the forefront of her mind, though it became increasingly difficult to focus upon as she gained new information, and increasingly difficult not to let on that she new these new items of information. Still, she attempted to maintain a sound mental barrier all the same, though perhaps it grew weaker overtime.
Using the drone's charge, she gained a heightened, and full, vision and awareness for the 50-meter area around the drone. The mist was nullified to this. Her all-seeing eye's presence would be the same presence as the signal's, so he would not notice it unless he had already detected the drone, and they would be one and the same. The energy drop may or may not be noticed. As far as she could see, they could sense something, perhaps a type of aura or soul-fire, that kind of thing. Hopefully, if all went well, they couldn't sense the energy and its stores. The area around the man seemed to be, if only slightly, fuzzier than the rest of the perfect awareness. Something was disturbing the long-range signals. She could see inside it fine, however, but noticed that this disturbance was being pulsed out like a signal in itself. This was in tune with a clicking sound, the kind you make with your mouth to keep tempo. This likely had something to do with that humming.
A major disturbance was caused by a coil on his right forearm. His magical partner! It appeared to have the same glowing green in its eyes. Only more reson to believe they were working together, and it was sentient. There was a ring being passed around as he tapped his fingers. Something he would have to hide from her, unseen by the natural eye? She could not deduce its purpose. She noticed that everything in the signal's range was just barely, in a tiny way, fuzzier than normal. She noticed, using the heightened awareness, a disturbance in the drone itself. Some of the strange aura-thing had been deposited onto the Subterranean Utility, but she had no way to deal with that now. She would just have to remain Wired and hope to notice something more than all this new information.
All the while, her physical form kept its stock-still position it had retained ever since she had noticed the bolt had missed, or more accurately been dodged, or for that matter deflected, as it could've been by whatever was disturbing her signals. She had kept for fake strategies flowing at the forefront of her mind, though it became increasingly difficult to focus upon as she gained new information, and increasingly difficult not to let on that she new these new items of information. Still, she attempted to maintain a sound mental barrier all the same, though perhaps it grew weaker overtime.
After a brief pause in absorption, Katheryn could feel the land around gain a sort of hum of energy. Her bolt had missed. She began to sift through possibilities. She saw the man running his fingers through the water. She knew this was not a man in passing. And it could not be mere coincidence that the bolt had not connected. His act was unecessary, but clearly he would know that if the bolt had been fired at him. He was hiding something. Katheryn saw an opportunity, and took out her mid-sized drone. She input a few basic limiter commands and let the machine free. It held no aura or essence. She was beginning to suspect his "dodge" was a helping presence, or he would have held that green gleam in his eyes the first time he glanced upward. The machine was undetectable to a magic-based being. As she sensed the small emitter she held vibrate, she knew the drone was in position. She drew her hand out of the bag and continued to watch the man, reflexes ready for a quick flight. The man was humming throughout. She was unsure of whether this fact was of any great importance, or if it was simply part of the 'act'.
The bright canopy with all its charm would not distract her. Katheryn, with her sharpened magical senses from the mist, plus her normal status of alert, immediately noticed the presence of someone... Or something. She dipped down into the trees. Based on build and outline, it appeared to be a man, not old, but not a boy either. The mist, thick as it was, obscured it, but there was something wrapped around his wrist, perhaps to enhance him somehow. As she had learned from her time making strategies, it's always best to consider the worst case scenario. She positioned herself in such a way that he would not notice her going down, maybe merely see a flicker of movement, nothing more. Unless, of course, he had equipped some sort of magical presence to himself. Which would, in all likelihood, detect her fully. His being near the stream supplied a good advantage for her. She fingered her blade again as a fish jumped out of the stream and returned to it, sensing carefully and meticulously.
She had come here to train her skills, hoping not to run into a fight but also somewhere deep inside hoping someone would come. Her frail body proved a hindrance, but her speed was near-unsurpassed. She needed to train her strength and endurance. In the next town on, she had ordered another device to be specially made for her, a high-frequency emitter that would deafen a dog...and improve drastically her blade. No human would detect it without extraordinary abilities. However, it would take a while, so she trained in the hopes of preparing herself for any time she might be disarmed.
Her heightened senses allowed her to see, if faintly, a flash of bright green about where the man's eyes would be. This could mean he had some sort of magical presence attached to him, he was a demonic or otherwise magical being himself, or he was simply a very extraordinary man. Katheryn knew how to prepare for all of these. She muttered under her breath: "Witch Spell." The brightly colored beam faded into existence over 4 seconds, giving away her current location easily for anyone looking as it grew, and disappeared within a millisecond. Whether it had hit, she couldn't tell, as she jumped out of the way and wasn't looking. The man didn't appear extremely agile, certainly not enough to to dodge the accurate, lightning-fast beam even if he noticed it. But looks can be deceiving. She jumped out of the way to avoid revealing her location, silently landing on another branch and traveling up to the canopy. She poked only her eyes through the leaves to see what he would do. If he had another helping presence, this would be unecessary, for that would detect her anyway. But there was no helping that, and though the ability left her just a bit drained, it was nothing major. With adequate rest of her power, she could recover fairly quickly.
She had come here to train her skills, hoping not to run into a fight but also somewhere deep inside hoping someone would come. Her frail body proved a hindrance, but her speed was near-unsurpassed. She needed to train her strength and endurance. In the next town on, she had ordered another device to be specially made for her, a high-frequency emitter that would deafen a dog...and improve drastically her blade. No human would detect it without extraordinary abilities. However, it would take a while, so she trained in the hopes of preparing herself for any time she might be disarmed.
Her heightened senses allowed her to see, if faintly, a flash of bright green about where the man's eyes would be. This could mean he had some sort of magical presence attached to him, he was a demonic or otherwise magical being himself, or he was simply a very extraordinary man. Katheryn knew how to prepare for all of these. She muttered under her breath: "Witch Spell." The brightly colored beam faded into existence over 4 seconds, giving away her current location easily for anyone looking as it grew, and disappeared within a millisecond. Whether it had hit, she couldn't tell, as she jumped out of the way and wasn't looking. The man didn't appear extremely agile, certainly not enough to to dodge the accurate, lightning-fast beam even if he noticed it. But looks can be deceiving. She jumped out of the way to avoid revealing her location, silently landing on another branch and traveling up to the canopy. She poked only her eyes through the leaves to see what he would do. If he had another helping presence, this would be unecessary, for that would detect her anyway. But there was no helping that, and though the ability left her just a bit drained, it was nothing major. With adequate rest of her power, she could recover fairly quickly.
Katheryn stalked the canopy, weapon in hand. She touched a long, elegant finger to the blade, caressing the specially made metal gently. She retreated into the upper branches of the great tree, below the thick leaves, after seeing no movement above. Glancing down, she saw nothing. Not that she could necessarily see an enemy anwyway through this kind of mist. She suppressed a quiet chuckle. A smile upon her face, situations and strategies flowed through her mind like the water through the nearby stream. Continuing to be on high alert, she returned to the more welcoming, slightly brighter canopy. She wouldn't have to depend on her abilities immediately for her guard in case anything went wrong. She could just tell from up here, what with noise and the animals' alerted state.
Nothing yet. Careful not to fall asleep, she waited.
OOC: This good? Sorry it's short, there isn't much to say yet.
Nothing yet. Careful not to fall asleep, she waited.
OOC: This good? Sorry it's short, there isn't much to say yet.
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