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3 yrs ago
Current To those I RP with, I haven't dropped off of the face of the earth, just had a mental health crash but am recovering. Now to catch up on posting.
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3 yrs ago
The worst thing about mental illness is you have to look after yourself a disgusting amount. I know it's the only way to actually be in a fit state to look out for others, but it still feels wrong.
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3 yrs ago
Emeth: Then I'll be that friend who's the opposite kind of annoying, whispering "Do it, you know you want to..."
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3 yrs ago
Judging by the Internet's definitions of introversion and extraversion, you'd think everyone's either an extreme hermit or a party animal with no in between.
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3 yrs ago
Krystal: All part and parcel of the job.
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A frazzled British thirtysomething cat mum with something of a tea addiction.

I like a wide range of RP genres, but have two absolute favourites: Pokemon and magical girls. (If someone manages to combine the two, I'll be VERY happy!) I post fairly regularly, but sometimes shit mental health days crop up - if that causes any delays, I'll try to resume posting ASAP.

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❅❄ Fuyuko Yamazaki ❄❅


@A Lowly Wretch

As Noriko swept her hair back - or rather, raised the strand of wolf fur to her eyes - Fuyuko's stomach clenched. Someone like her sister wearing such a solemn expression was bad news. Beside them, Kiyoshi gave a low growl. Before anyone in the group could respond further, the silent figure was off, with oddly robotic movements.

"Oh geez..." Noriko stared at the vacant space, her grip on the wolf hair visibly tightening. "This isn't good..."

If Fuyuko could have gone any paler, she would have. Wisps of mist started to trail from her kimono and the tips of her hair, as if she were about to evaporate. "What... What did you see?" she whispered.

The okuri-okami raised his head. "I'm afraid we didn't get a good look," he explained, "but there was certainly something off about them. Something cold, empty."

Whoever it was may not have attacked, but it was clear they didn't want to be friends with the group any time soon. The incredibly conspicuous group. A shudder of guilt and embarrassment ran through Fuyuko. How stupid could she get? Bringing a concealed magical girl out into the open and forgetting to de-transform, as if that wasn't bound to attract attention? She and her sister should have left before this could happen. Or they should have all reverted to their civilian forms. Now who knew what kind of mess they were in...

"I'm sorry! We didn't mean to get you noticed! I-I'll change back right away, if that helps," Fuyuko blurted, barely able to look Sophia in the eye. Of course it wouldn't help, it was too late, but she let powdery snow whirl around her, turning her hair mousy brown and replacing her kimono with much less remarkable clothing.

"Eheh, don't blame yourself sis, I messed this one up big time," Noriko said. Her smile had returned, but not her usual one, more of a strained rictus. "You ready, Kiyoshi?" The wolf nodded, leaping into the light that surrounded her and disappearing. In a matter of seconds, the younger sister had taken on her regular appearance too.

Fuyuko scanned the area with that cautious blue gaze, one feature that remained consistent between her usual form and her magical one. "Uh..." She glanced at Sophia, then at Noriko, who peered into the forest, still keeping guard. Even while de-transformed, Noriko retained enhanced night vision, which was undoubtedly how she'd seen through Sophia's shadow veil. Nonetheless, she wouldn't be able to see people's true natures without her Archetype around, and in any case, the masked figure had managed to sneak past her detection magic at its full power. Cold and empty, Kiyoshi had said... Maybe the watcher's lack of emotion had made them difficult to pick up on.

"Let's find somewhere safer," Fuyuko suggested, eyes darting around for possible places. Somewhere a wheelchair user would be able to easily access, and where they weren't likely to be followed. The problem was, would anywhere fit the latter requirement? If trouble arose, the three of them would be capable of fighting back together, but risks couldn't be taken tonight of all nights.
Jessamyn "Jess" Bailey


Jess gave a little smile, one that came easily to her this time. Things had changed in ways she hadn't expected since she and Roxy had started living together, but one positive change was that they seemed to understand each other better, even if she knew little about what went on in secret. Whatever it was, it explained Roxy's initial hostility. Now the walls between them were starting to come down, sharing the same space may be easier... but as time went on, would getting closer be such a good thing? Roxy had kept her at a distance for a reason, after all.

"Yeah," she replied. "It really has, for me and for you."

The rest of the afternoon was quiet, both of them knowing they'd have to be well rested for the busy day ahead of them. It still took Jess a while to doze off, but since the shock of the shady goings-on had lessened and Roxy could sleep better, so could she. Of course, she woke just as light started to stream through the curtains, instantly knowing the anchor was up and that was what had pulled her from her slumber. She didn't blame Roxy, these things couldn't be helped, but as she wouldn't get back to sleep easily, she might as well get ready for the day too.

Sitting up, she took her phone from the bedside table and looked up the counselling service, scrolling through the reviews. She trusted her mother's judgement, although the positive ratings and comments still brought relief, confirming the service's effectiveness. Presumably for those who could talk one hundred per cent openly, in any case. Which she and Roxy couldn't.

Better than nothing, she thought as she left the room to shower. Once she'd dressed, she headed to the main area, where Roxy practiced her martial arts techniques. "Hey," she greeted her, before going to switch the kettle on. As she waited, she turned. "So... This counselling service. Want me to see if I can book an appointment?"
@VitaVitaAR Hmm, what would Noriko and her Archetype be likely to pick up on about the true nature of this person? They wouldn't figure everything out, but what general idea would they get?
@A Lowly Wretch Which one of us should post next? I'd post, but just making sure you're not already writing something up.
@A Lowly Wretch Ehh, sorry about that, it's just I figured it'd make sense that the wolf would notice the newcomer. I hope you still have enough to work with ^^;
❅❄ Fuyuko Yamazaki ❄❅


@A Lowly Wretch @VitaVitaAR

"Hm?" Fuyuko looked down as Kiyoshi brushed against her leg. Turning in the direction the wolf stared, she noticed a nearby figure standing among the trees. A still, silent person whose gender she couldn't tell, wearing a black suit and an intricate white rabbit mask, elegant and unnerving in equal measures. Still somewhat jumpy, Fuyuko resisted the urge to back away. Instead, she bowed.

"Oh! H-Hello there. I apologise, I didn't see you until now." Despite her friendly greeting, she regarded the newcomer with wary eyes. What did they want? Was this a rival magical girl? Or someone in charge of the Hex Night? So far, this person had made no threats, seeming to simply observe the group from a distance. Even so, as Noriko spun round and Kiyoshi craned his neck to get a closer look, Fuyuko braced herself for their reactions.
Sorry, been busy but things are calming down now and I'm catching up with RPs. Anyway, should we skip to the next day?

Also, I found two songs for Roxy.



Jessamyn "Jess" Bailey


"Yeah... And thanks." Carrying her bag, Jess let out a slight breathless laugh. "Next time, I'll try not to blow things out of proportion again. All things considered, it went pretty well."

Next time... The mixed feelings came back, and not just because of her empathic nature. As great as it had been to see her mom, Roxy's uneasiness had been there in the background the entire time. With it came guilt on Jess' part. Maybe they could both think of a way to make things easier for the next visit. Maybe they'd have some good advice on how to do so.

"Roxy..." Jess inhaled deeply, looking the anchor in the eye, and spoke. Her voice, while still soft, didn't hold as much as a nervous tremor as it had throughout the first few days. "I'm sorry if I came across badly at first. This counselling service... I know it won't fix everything, but maybe it'll make things easier. For both of us."

It seemed asking for help was something both she and Roxy needed to learn to do.
❅❄ Fuyuko Yamazaki ❄❅


@A Lowly Wretch

At Sophia's mention of conflict, Fuyuko noticed even Noriko's good cheer falter for a moment. Of course, the wolf girl quickly brightened back up. "Well, at least it's all for a good cause," she chirped. "Who knows, maybe after this there'll be no shades around for months! And from what I heard, anyone who takes part is meant to make sure nobody gets roughed up too much."

Fuyuko gave a slight nod and smile. "I suppose that's one way to think about it," she replied, then swept her gaze over the darkening city once more. She thought back to the magical girl shows she'd watched when she was younger, tales of hope, friendship, triumph of good over evil. Maybe the monsters would be driven back into the shadows just like in anime - at a heavy price. Dashed dreams. Friends turned enemies. Still, she had no choice but to take this chance.

Don't let on too much, she told herself before speaking again, a melancholy undertone to her voice. "You've got to wonder, though, what things will be like for magical girls around here after this."
@fer1323 That's ok, it happens, hope it's all fixed soon.
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