Lonewolf685

My Request Thread <3 (Extremely 18+)

I'm interested. Sending a PM.

Fate/ Transcendent Paradigm (A Fate/GO Based RP)

The only character I can actually play is the Master, and compared to everything else, that's boring. Plus, I never had any plans in keeping Diarmuid. After stabbing him in the face, I expected him to go off. <_<

@Raineh Daze

Then have Madea order Diarmuid to kill himself like every other Irishman in Fate, and go talk to someone else. You stabbed him with Rule Breaker, so he may as well be yours to do with as you please.

Summoners of Babel

@cloudystar

I'll be dropping out of this. Sorry, but I have no interest any longer.

Fate/ Transcendent Paradigm (A Fate/GO Based RP)

@PKMNB0Y Alright, was just wondering cause Diarmuid is waiting for her to carry out the effect of Rule Breaker and gloat about stealing the Irishmen, while Richard is watching it all in the doorway. Will probably just make Richard reconsider and walk away back to Jeykll if nothing comes about soon.

Fate/ Transcendent Paradigm (A Fate/GO Based RP)

@PKMNB0Y do we still have Raineh Daze?

Fate/ Transcendent Paradigm (A Fate/GO Based RP)

I'll post for Tamamo after KoL.

God's Shattering [Concluded]

Lorelai

For all their efforts, there was naught to be done to save Eleonor from a grim, murky fate.

The Crimson Knight wouldn't even feel the heat of Solanne's fire as it struck the slime with a hiss of steam, evaporating the sewage water still rolling off the gelatinous mass, and though she may have been a masterful swordswoman, there was little her sword still could do to bring her within reach before Eleonor was beyond their grasp. Tori's ruminations would take to long and pass up the opportunity to offer aid. Lorelai found to her despair that her Knight was gone before she could launch into action, nothing but a comical splash in the water heralding her departure.

With speed even greater now that it was submerged, the slime darted down the sewers along with the current, its form only distinguishable by Crimson Knight at its center. In a matter of seconds it reached a far off intersection and banked to the right, disappearing with their leader in tow.

"LADY ELEONOR!" Screaming without a shred of dignity or decorum, the Abyssal Knight voiced her anguish with her released tome in hand, a battle standard now dragged through the grime caked stones in a white knuckled grip.

Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure. Failure.

An endless litany pounded inside Lorelai's head in the face of failure so profound it drowned the world in a haze of red, body trembling from a pressure that had been building since their adventure had begun.

There was no courtesy afforded to them that halted the barrage of calamity, as soon after he sound of water falling onto stone would alert the others present that another mass of slime lugged itself from sewage onto the stone from the direction opposite Eleonor's pursuer, positioned behind Tori and the revived Aquarion sisters as a blob that loomed well over them. It moved to elongate overhead, like a jaw raising to snap down upon them and devour the three of them whole.

Just like Eleonor.

@KoL@TheWindel@McFazzer

~Chasers: Boundary of the Crimson Sky~

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Miranda Sinclair

---

She'd arrived in the Maelstrom of Strife without any fanfare, yet with her first step through the threshold of Chaser HQ, the city's Nom De Guerre could not have been more fitting. Ghosts were all over the place and the Chasers themselves weren't any less haphazard in their placement or actions, one even being so savage as to drag in a severed head and drop it on the same counter Miranda figured would be serving food if not for the unwelcome company.

"Despicable." The woman muttered lowly, derision clear were anyone close enough to the door to hear over the ghostly wailing. Gore was part in parcel when it came to releasing Null from the Book of Companions, but at least she knew Null was a malevolent, but intelligent, predator. It was of the nature to kill what it considered prey and it certainly enjoyed its purpose in life. That it restrained itself enough to let Miranda apprehend the Youkai most of the time was a sign it knew just how far it could push but still keep their partnership intact, a calculated move and not an act of mercy. This was just its nature and Miranda abided every Youkai to act within the realms of their nature without holding it against them. Succubi fornicate, Orcs respond with violence- As the display before her only seemed to support-, and the undead tended to haunt the living. Human nature was far more diversified, and with a long recorded history of overcoming their base nature.

Seeing the severed head so crassly displayed for the pittance of a bounty almost had Miranda open her book to a page with Null or Bevin ready to be summoned, and it was only the plight of the damned that forced her hand to turn to a blank page.

"Excuse me. Ms. Orc? Bartender? If you don't mind I'd like to take these ghosts off your hands. It should only take a minute or two to seal them all away since someone seems to have bound them, so if we could avoid attacking them any further, it would make this all a lot faster."

With the book open wide in one hand, she approached the nearest specter still petrified by the ominous floating eye and heartily slapped it in the center mass. A noise like decompression on a plane preceded the ghost being sucked onto the page and branded there in black ink. From there it was free of the eye's petrification, but it was too late for it now.

~Chasers: Boundary of the Crimson Sky~

Miranda Sinclair

^{Height: 6'1' ft.Weight: 176 lbs.}

Name: Miranda Sinclair
Title/Alias: Archivist of Spirits
Age: 26
Gender: Female

Powers:
Youkai Summon: Null

Null

A Youkai of substantial physical ability that hungers for the Spiritual Power of Youkai and human alike. Is a hulking monster of a Youkai who can slowly siphon spiritual power by being in close proximity, and hastens this by being in direct contact proportional to how much of his form is in contact. While its desire is endless, it is intelligent enough to not go on a rampage and bring down the wrath of the Chasers. It is believed that it allowed itself to be sealed within the Book of Companions in order feed off the Spiritual Power of Youkai targeted by the Hunter’s Association, but since he has been bound to the book since before Miranda came into possession of it this is merely supposition. While perfectly capable of verbal communication, has yet to find reason to do so.

Youkai Summon: Jeffers the Carbuncle :
More a pet than a weapon, and is often seen wrapped around Miranda's shoulder (As depicted above.). Behaves like a typical rabbit except for having an uncanny intelligence. Enjoys long naps, carrot cake, and nipping at people's ears when the opportunity presents itself. In a utilities sense, Jeffers is also a Youkai with an alignment towards wind magic, utilized either to enhance the agility of itself and Miranda, or to fire small balls of compressed air to pummel Youkai and human alike into submission.

Youkai Summmon: Bevin

Bevin

A menacing eye with numerous tentacles that serve as sensory organs as much as they do as limbs. Normal sized eyes can appear along any inch of its flesh, and the thin layer of mucus lets it detect changes in temperature similar to a snake seeing in the thermal spectrum. Vibrations felt through the tendrils are easily traced to their origin as well. It's a fair assessment to say that Bevin is a Youkai whose every feature is tailored towards observation, as befitting a giant eye.

Contrary to Null or Jeffers, Bevin cooperates with Miranda out of its own voyeuristic inclinations then a desire to feast on Spiritual Power or carrots. When summoned from the Book of Companions it will be invasive in its viewing of the surroundings, leading to issues that are typical to wandering tentacles entering a woman's department store.


Weapons:

Book of Companions:
A Treasure in the form of a leather bound tome. Capable of storing and sealing Youkai inside of the tome on individual pages as well as releasing them. Youkai kept inside will not suffer the loss of Spiritual Power as they would outside of the Crimson Sky, and are capable to perceive their environment around them. It's possible to communicate so long as their page is open. The Book of Companions doesn’t give the owner control of sealed Youkai beyond being able to release or seal Youkai. There are only two residents of the book that would actually aid the user at the moment, having been dubbed Jeffers the Carbuncle and Null, and they do so for their own reasons.


Equipment:

A collapsible baton, for when a metal pipe or hefty stick aren't readily in arms reach.

Half empty bottle of whiskey in a brown bag sleeve, for when she needs a drink or thinks the baton is too merciful.

Wallet, stuffed with crumpled singles, coupons, and the keys to her hotel room.

Suitcase, filled with spare clothes, socks, second set of boots, and a half eaten bag of carrots.

Sample Post

There was nothing wrong with a youth having an interest in fantasy, and the delusions of knights most brave battling dragons most foul were even encouraged to foster a budding imagination, but once the flower had bloomed it was expected they cast aside the delusions that once drove them.

Those that could not were destined for a life of destitution, as Miranda Sinclair did. A life that failed to launch beyond the idle fascinations, and barely managed to support herself. She could barely hold a job for any length of time, and what money didn't go towards feeding her hunger or slaking her thirst went towards that age old love of the marvelous and mysterious. An old thrift shop had crossed her eye one day, and with a severance check clutched firmly in hand she strode inside looking to spend herself of both grief and funds. A half hour later and she would emerge with a leather bound book and not a cent to her name, pouring over the cracked spine with the wonderment of a child.

It was escapism, plain and simple, and as much as she longed for it, she hadn't a clue that her wish would be granted that very day.

Reading as she went along desolate roads late into the evening, her weary feet taking her every which way but to the crushing loneliness of an apartment she could no longer afford the rent for, Miranda had stepped out onto the crosswalk without a care for the car speeding down the road. From the corner of her eye the light of it's high beams struck her, yet when she lifted her head to look the locale had changed and there was no car casting light upon her.

The only light came from the red sky above, and the eerie full moon which was absent not a minute before beneath overcast skies. Craning her neck to and fro, the destitute woman saw not a soul on the streets and soon wrapped her arms around herself as a drop in temperature washed over her and made Miranda regret the threadbare nature of her attire. With the tome clutched tightly to her chest she finished crossing the street, finding that the roads were still very much the same in lay out, yet were nothing alike beyond the superficial details. Her nose wrinkled and ears turned on a dime, finding that with every step she took was made into a seemingly alien world that had none of the sounds which punctuated human settlement. Dead silence was a frightening void to exist within, even when it was punctured by the sound of your own hurried steps, and the heated breaths released in ever increasing intensity.

There wasn't even the smell of sewage from a grate in the road, something she would never think to have missed.

"Huh?!" A strangled word of surprise slipped past parched lips, nearly cracking from the accumulated strain of the situation, but a harsh scrapping sound from around the coming corner was ample cause to break her silence. She had spoken so briefly, yet it caused the scraping to halt before resuming in a frantic manner in her direction. Miranda looked around, and found there was no nearby alley or convenient waste bin to hide herself, leaving her a petrified statue when she witnessed her dream come to fruition.

What ran around the corner was certainly a creature of fantasy, proof that her idle fascination was not so farfetched after all, but that was still a cold comfort when before her were familiar creatures that meant her nothing but ill will. Calling out jeers and maddened ravings with grating voices were tiny fae folk, seven in total, and with a range of crude blades dragging along the side walks behind her.

"Red Caps!" Miranda shouted, a shaky finger raised towards the namesake hats snugly resting on their heads, and a few of them wore caps that still dripped red over the pavement as they went. Rather then surprise, the Red Caps were delighted to be labeled correctly, and ran at her with weapons brandished high to cleave her open and use her to dye their clothes. A grisly fate that would have surely befallen her, had she not made a very important purchase.

Though she herself was shaking with all the terror of a deer in the head lights, it was impossible not to feel the violent shaking of the book she had clutched this entire time. Grasping at straws in her final hour, Miranda thought that if such blood thirsty monster could exist, then perhaps what she had purchased could be a genuine book of spells with a verse to save her from the jagged blades. She pried the book from her chest and opened it wide before her to a random page.

To her surprise, there was only a single word beneath a picture that dominated the whole of the page. Without thinking, she spoke it aloud as the first Red Cap leapt to close the final feet between them.

"Null."

The page turned blank, and what once was bound in ink was now made corporeal between her and torturous demise, an impossible figure bound in heavy plates of armor, yet only had whirling mealstrum of blue and black for a 'body'. It's figure towered over all of them by a good three feet despite its hunched nature, and rather then legs its body tapered off to a thin stalk sliding upon the ground with ease. The being had only four fingers, and they all were designed in the visage of wicked claws.

Claws which now wrapped themselves around the airborne Red Cap, and crushed the life from it with ease. The other Fae raised raucous calls of alarm, but seeing their kin slain drove them to a frenzy that had them all throwing themselves upon the creature named Null. Null trembled at the sight, shoulders shaking with the great upheaval of armor plates clanking against each other as it threw its head back. Miranda caught a good glimpse of it, a head almost human in shape jutting straight out from the hunched body with surprisingly clear features for the formless mass that was its body. There was a brow, nose, and eyes like pools of blinding light, all which was framed by the visage a thin, broad smile that parted in silent revelry.

The creature swept its arms out and caught the Red Caps close to its chest, pressing them together with its arms wrapped tight around its chest in a warped parody of Miranda's own terrified form minutes earlier. Streaks of rancid ichor gushed down Null's arms as the malignant Fae perished on mass, crushed between its arms and the chest plate until they had been wrung dry and dropped to the street with a final derisive chuckle, still as silent as it had began.

Miranda soon found herself before the Youkai's gaze, it's chest heaving as it breathed through the tear that mimicked a mouth, and it occurred to the woman that it may very well kill her next now that the actual threats were dealt with. She looked up into its luminous eyes, and felt as though a rabbit caught before the starved wolf. A palpable hunger radiated off the monster and as it raised its claws towards her she felt certain that it would devour her lock, stock, and barrel.

She was wrong, and when it tapped the paper of her open book, it returned to ink once more as though it were never real to begin with. Stunned at the mercy shown to her, Miranda looked down to find the corpses were still present, and that even the picture of Null was not without the blemishes of gore upon its chest plate. Seemingly self conscious, the picture moved upon the page to brush aside the rancid blood before looking off to the side and resume its stolid vigil on the page.

"... ....... ............" The Book was slammed close and the carcasses ignored, Miranda walking over them with her face rigid in the countenance of one about to have a stroke. She turned the corner and saw her apartment bathed in the crimson light, where Miranda wasted no time in entering the front door and climbing the fur flights of stairs two at a time. Her key opened the door, and when she stepped back into her home she found that sound and smell returned with a single step past the threshold. A shaky jerk of the head to the side revealed the artificial light of a poorly place street lamp glaring through her window and penetrating the black night.

There wasn't enough liquor in the fridge to make her forget what she saw, but damn if she didn't try.

~Chasers: Boundary of the Crimson Sky~

Miranda Sinclair

^{Height: 6'1' ft.Weight: 176 lbs.}

Name: Miranda Sinclair
Title/Alias: Archivist of Spirits
Age: 26
Gender: Female

Powers:
Youkai Summon: Null

Null

A Youkai of substantial physical ability that hungers for the Spiritual Power of Youkai and human alike. Is a hulking monster of a Youkai who can slowly siphon spiritual power by being in close proximity, and hastens this by being in direct contact proportional to how much of his form is in contact. While its desire is endless, it is intelligent enough to not go on a rampage and bring down the wrath of the Chasers. It is believed that it allowed itself to be sealed within the Book of Companions in order feed off the Spiritual Power of Youkai targeted by the Hunter’s Association, but since he has been bound to the book since before Miranda came into possession of it this is merely supposition. While perfectly capable of verbal communication, has yet to find reason to do so.

Youkai Summon: Jeffers the Carbuncle :
More a pet than a weapon, and is often seen wrapped around Miranda's shoulder (As depicted above.). Behaves like a typical rabbit except for having an uncanny intelligence. Enjoys long naps, carrot cake, and nipping at people's ears when the opportunity presents itself. In a utilities sense, Jeffers is also a Youkai with an alignment towards wind magic, utilized either to enhance the agility of itself and Miranda, or to fire small balls of compressed air to pummel Youkai and human alike into submission.

Youkai Summmon: Bevin

Bevin

A menacing eye with numerous tentacles that serve as sensory organs as much as they do as limbs. Normal sized eyes can appear along any inch of its flesh, and the thin layer of mucus lets it detect changes in temperature similar to a snake seeing in the thermal spectrum. Vibrations felt through the tendrils are easily traced to their origin as well. It's a fair assessment to say that Bevin is a Youkai whose every feature is tailored towards observation, as befitting a giant eye.

Contrary to Null or Jeffers, Bevin cooperates with Miranda out of its own voyeuristic inclinations then a desire to feast on Spiritual Power or carrots. When summoned from the Book of Companions it will be invasive in its viewing of the surroundings, leading to issues that are typical to wandering tentacles entering a woman's department store.
Weapons:

Book of Companions:
A Treasure in the form of a leather bound tome. Capable of storing and sealing Youkai inside of the tome on individual pages as well as releasing them. Youkai kept inside will not suffer the loss of Spiritual Power as they would outside of the Crimson Sky, and are capable to perceive their environment around them. It's possible to communicate so long as their page is open. The Book of Companions doesn’t give the owner control of sealed Youkai beyond being able to release or seal Youkai. There are only two residents of the book that would actually aid the user at the moment, having been dubbed Jeffers the Carbuncle and Null, and they do so for their own reasons.


Equipment:
A collapsible baton, for when a metal pipe or hefty stick aren't readily in arms reach.

Half empty bottle of whiskey in a brown bag sleeve, for when she needs a drink or thinks the baton is too merciful.

Wallet, stuffed with crumpled singles, coupons, and the keys to her hotel room.

Suitcase, filled with spare clothes, socks, second set of boots, and a half eaten bag of carrots.

Sample Post

There was nothing wrong with a youth having an interest in fantasy, and the delusions of knights most brave battling dragons most foul were even encouraged to foster a budding imagination, but once the flower had bloomed it was expected they cast aside the delusions that once drove them.

Those that could not were destined for a life of destitution, as Miranda Sinclair did. A life that failed to launch beyond the idle fascinations, and barely managed to support herself. She could barely hold a job for any length of time, and what money didn't go towards feeding her hunger or slaking her thirst went towards that age old love of the marvelous and mysterious. An old thrift shop had crossed her eye one day, and with a severance check clutched firmly in hand she strode inside looking to spend herself of both grief and funds. A half hour later and she would emerge with a leather bound book and not a cent to her name, pouring over the cracked spine with the wonderment of a child.

It was escapism, plain and simple, and as much as she longed for it, she hadn't a clue that her wish would be granted that very day.

Reading as she went along desolate roads late into the evening, her weary feet taking her every which way but to the crushing loneliness of an apartment she could no longer afford the rent for, Miranda had stepped out onto the crosswalk without a care for the car speeding down the road. From the corner of her eye the light of it's high beams struck her, yet when she lifted her head to look the locale had changed and there was no car casting light upon her.

The only light came from the red sky above, and the eerie full moon which was absent not a minute before beneath overcast skies. Craning her neck to and fro, the destitute woman saw not a soul on the streets and soon wrapped her arms around herself as a drop in temperature washed over her and made Miranda regret the threadbare nature of her attire. With the tome clutched tightly to her chest she finished crossing the street, finding that the roads were still very much the same in lay out, yet were nothing alike beyond the superficial details. Her nose wrinkled and ears turned on a dime, finding that with every step she took was made into a seemingly alien world that had none of the sounds which punctuated human settlement. Dead silence was a frightening void to exist within, even when it was punctured by the sound of your own hurried steps, and the heated breaths released in ever increasing intensity.

There wasn't even the smell of sewage from a grate in the road, something she would never think to have missed.

"Huh?!" A strangled word of surprise slipped past parched lips, nearly cracking from the accumulated strain of the situation, but a harsh scrapping sound from around the coming corner was ample cause to break her silence. She had spoken so briefly, yet it caused the scraping to halt before resuming in a frantic manner in her direction. Miranda looked around, and found there was no nearby alley or convenient waste bin to hide herself, leaving her a petrified statue when she witnessed her dream come to fruition.

What ran around the corner was certainly a creature of fantasy, proof that her idle fascination was not so farfetched after all, but that was still a cold comfort when before her were familiar creatures that meant her nothing but ill will. Calling out jeers and maddened ravings with grating voices were tiny fae folk, seven in total, and with a range of crude blades dragging along the side walks behind her.

"Red Caps!" Miranda shouted, a shaky finger raised towards the namesake hats snugly resting on their heads, and a few of them wore caps that still dripped red over the pavement as they went. Rather then surprise, the Red Caps were delighted to be labeled correctly, and ran at her with weapons brandished high to cleave her open and use her to dye their clothes. A grisly fate that would have surely befallen her, had she not made a very important purchase.

Though she herself was shaking with all the terror of a deer in the head lights, it was impossible not to feel the violent shaking of the book she had clutched this entire time. Grasping at straws in her final hour, Miranda thought that if such blood thirsty monster could exist, then perhaps what she had purchased could be a genuine book of spells with a verse to save her from the jagged blades. She pried the book from her chest and opened it wide before her to a random page.

To her surprise, there was only a single word beneath a picture that dominated the whole of the page. Without thinking, she spoke it aloud as the first Red Cap leapt to close the final feet between them.

"Null."

The page turned blank, and what once was bound in ink was now made corporeal between her and torturous demise, an impossible figure bound in heavy plates of armor, yet only had whirling mealstrum of blue and black for a 'body'. It's figure towered over all of them by a good three feet despite its hunched nature, and rather then legs its body tapered off to a thin stalk sliding upon the ground with ease. The being had only four fingers, and they all were designed in the visage of wicked claws.

Claws which now wrapped themselves around the airborne Red Cap, and crushed the life from it with ease. The other Fae raised raucous calls of alarm, but seeing their kin slain drove them to a frenzy that had them all throwing themselves upon the creature named Null. Null trembled at the sight, shoulders shaking with the great upheaval of armor plates clanking against each other as it threw its head back. Miranda caught a good glimpse of it, a head almost human in shape jutting straight out from the hunched body with surprisingly clear features for the formless mass that was its body. There was a brow, nose, and eyes like pools of blinding light, all which was framed by the visage a thin, broad smile that parted in silent revelry.

The creature swept its arms out and caught the Red Caps close to its chest, pressing them together with its arms wrapped tight around its chest in a warped parody of Miranda's own terrified form minutes earlier. Streaks of rancid ichor gushed down Null's arms as the malignant Fae perished on mass, crushed between its arms and the chest plate until they had been wrung dry and dropped to the street with a final derisive chuckle, still as silent as it had began.

Miranda soon found herself before the Youkai's gaze, it's chest heaving as it breathed through the tear that mimicked a mouth, and it occurred to the woman that it may very well kill her next now that the actual threats were dealt with. She looked up into its luminous eyes, and felt as though a rabbit caught before the starved wolf. A palpable hunger radiated off the monster and as it raised its claws towards her she felt certain that it would devour her lock, stock, and barrel.

She was wrong, and when it tapped the paper of her open book, it returned to ink once more as though it were never real to begin with. Stunned at the mercy shown to her, Miranda looked down to find the corpses were still present, and that even the picture of Null was not without the blemishes of gore upon its chest plate. Seemingly self conscious, the picture moved upon the page to brush aside the rancid blood before looking off to the side and resume its stolid vigil on the page.

"... ....... ............" The Book was slammed close and the carcasses ignored, Miranda walking over them with her face rigid in the countenance of one about to have a stroke. She turned the corner and saw her apartment bathed in the crimson light, where Miranda wasted no time in entering the front door and climbing the fur flights of stairs two at a time. Her key opened the door, and when she stepped back into her home she found that sound and smell returned with a single step past the threshold. A shaky jerk of the head to the side revealed the artificial light of a poorly place street lamp glaring through her window and penetrating the black night.

There wasn't enough liquor in the fridge to make her forget what she saw, but damn if she didn't try.

@KoL@TheWindel