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6 yrs ago
Current Hey, I hate to say this, but I am probably leaving this place for the forseeable future. Those who are waiting for me on RPs can just... stop waiting, I guess. Sorry, all.
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6 yrs ago
Well, @Truant, I believe what's wrong with you is in the name... your ability is Truant, you only get to act every other turn.
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6 yrs ago
@Ampharos Boy, I guess that means you're going to get cave adaptation by the time this whole thing is done, and you'll vomit as soon as you leave your house, lol.
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7 yrs ago
You ever read one of your RPs from years ago and just laugh at how bad it is?
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7 yrs ago
Dragons vs unicorns, huh? I'm horribly biased in this case 'cause I HATE horses, so... dragons.
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It might be best if you don't wait for that. Sorry to say it, but it doesn't look like Anlu will post IC within the year, lol.
If you're waiting for Kabling, then don't. He quit this RP, @Ridlins.
Three days of travel didn't seem like much at first, but those days never seemed to pass, not only due to the horrendously understocked food supply, but because we had to fight every step of the way. We were nearly running out of food, and forced to eat whatever we could find by the time a city finally came into my sights. "Erion... I think we've finally made it. Dorter... I knew it wouldn't fall so easily. I knew good old Dorter could withstand these conditions. Though, if I had known it would be reduced to such a state, I would have gotten us more supplies," I say to my friend who has been traveling with me ever since I was kicked out of the nobles. Erion the moogle who was a chocobo knight, and his avian companion, Boco seemed practically drained from the adventure, but, it was finally at an end... or, at least a pit stop. With almost renewed energy, I sprint towards the city, only to almost run right into an arrow shot at me from the walls. The archer was, and I could smell her from here, a viera, and she had several human, gria, and other viera companions, all of whom were probably great archers. "Men and women of Dorter, I mean you no harm!" I shout to the archers, and they appear to have heard me, as someone shouted "Hold!" afterwards. I thought I was in the clear, then, so I continue forwards, only to have another arrow shot at me... this one was much closer than the last one, and honestly it made me fear for my life. I hear another shout from the man in charge "I said hold!" and tried my luck at getting even closer to the city. Thankfully, this time, I actually managed to get to the gates. I gesture for Erion to follow, as it was safe, now, and the gates open to reveal a few chocobo riders, all human, oddly, and another who wasn't on a chocobo.

The one without a mount welcomed me to Dorter, and even commented on its state of affairs. He then offered me a place to stay, with the Children of Ivalice, however, I responded with "I'm sorry, sir, but I'm a wanderer, I don't plan on staying here long... though, I will help with as much as I can, I'm still a mage, so I probably won't be able to do too much physical labor. My friend, however, can help bring in more chocobos, as he seems to have a way with the birds... but, as I've said, we don't plan on staying too long. I do thank you, however, for the shelter," the man seemed to almost ignore me as we were passed by a cart with an odd tarp over it. Considering what I've seen thus far, I almost shivered as I asked "Wh-what could possibly be under that tarp?" the man answered simply "Bodies. We're set to burn them so they cannot rise again. Many more are becoming undead since the 'Beast' appeared, and we cannot risk them aiding our assailants." I nod, recalling my trip here, and end up saying "Yes... I've seen many do just as such. It wasn't easy getting here, as I, rather short-sightedly didn't quite get all the food I needed for the trip... and, well, obviously, that and the walking corpses that decided they want to kill us," I continued walking around the remains of the city until I notice a familiar, bewitching aroma. I head off to the source of the smell, and spot a nu mou with meat sitting on a table near him. The meat appeared to be raw, yet salted as if he was preserving it for sale. I check my bag, and give her almost all of my gil, asking "How much will this buy? I kinda went hungry on my trip to get here, so..." she shrugs, and takes the gil, handing me some amount of the meat, which I quickly put in the bag. We won't be going hungry again for a while, yet... of course, Erion might not enjoy this meat, as he seemed to prefer the leaner fish meat, but this was more than good enough for me.
And now Anlu can post IC. :P
The consensus among my team seemed to be to abandon the castle, and simply go in the opposite direction from it, and who was I to argue? I mean, we can't just go around helping the same creatures that basically see us as a plague, right? I nod, and say "That sounds like a plan, we'll make sure to never approach the city for any reason, whatsoever. I just kinda wish I knew which direction it was so I could avoid it," the princess laughs, and says "Then I suppose I'm going on an adventure. Need I remind you that there's nothing you can do about me following you?" I grumble a bit, and pass by Backstabs on the way out. I overhear her explain to R'lyeh "No, that's not how it is around here, most of us only have one young per... well..." she then whispers something, which I can only guess was an explanation of the birds and the bees, and once she was done, she continued with "And due to that, we are usually very close to our families... we'd usually pass down any money, housing, or whatever to our next in kin, but I wouldn't mind if you could raid the place for food and such, as you've said, everyone here is dead, except for me, of course," she then started following me, dragging her feet, and with her head hung low, a sure sign that she still wasn't quite over the death of her entire village. Of course, Ms. Princess decided to follow along as well, but she seemed to be in a much happier mood, and seemed to occasionally hum a tune as she walked, almost as if she knew nothing was a danger to her. I checked from house to house, and could only come up with a couple loaves of bread, and one cup of some... weird... purple drink that didn't seem like a potion, but simply some sort of alcoholic goblin drink. It smelled incredibly spicy, which was weird, given that goblins, as mammals, would be repelled, or repulsed by the spice. I simply knew the smell of 'spicy', but couldn't taste it, myself, given that the chemical that causes the sensation doesn't work too well, if at all on kobolds... or even aves for that matter.
Fair enough. I was just making sure this doesn't fade into obscurity, and making sure people don't forget it while you do so with that post.
Man, it's taking a while, huh?
[Spruce]

Something was certainly strange with Team Zan, as they would just get back up after taking a beating from one of us. Not only that, but a random pokemon just decided to barge into our fight, a beldum, to be more precise. I honestly didn't mind, as it seemed to be attacking the enemy, and heck, even declared that it wanted to join up with one of our teams. Not mine, the other one, Team Bee, or whatever. I notice the bright light that appears whenever one of them gets knocked out, and decide that they might be using that to hide something. I attack the koffing with a void whip, focusing on hitting a weak spot. I manage to find and hit said weak spot, and then shield my eyes as the bright light fills the area once more, and for some reason, a wall of intense heat accompanied it this time, which obviously hurt quite a bit. Due to me shielding my eyes, I could just barely make out another shape trying to pull the koffing backwards. I attack whatever it was, and the light dies down to reveal it as another koffing, oddly identical to the original, or, whichever one I actually attacked. "Uh... Uh-oh! The jig's up, boss!" the koffing shouts back to... somewhere. "Fine, then, since they already know about our little plan, let's see if they can take on ALL OF US!" after that, many more koffing, sneasel, and zubat appear from the forest, flooding the area, as there was a total of ten of each. "Uh..." was all I could manage, as I finally remember that they each have a type advantage (and the zubat have two) against me. I take a few steps back, and look at the horrible situation that I accidentally caused. Each and every one of them seemed to look at me with sheer malice.



[Anthony]

I do my best impression of someone shaking their head, and respond with "I dunno. I mean, apparently I knew that kadabra back there on Mt. Bristle," I then focus my attention on the battle again, where the zubat smiled at me as if he had a plan. I prepared to counter whatever he could throw at me, but I certainly wasn't expecting what came next. He somehow created a wall of fire and heat, which covered our half of the battlefield, conveniently missing his own teammates. It didn't do much to me, and, most likely Josh, but I worried for the sake of our newest teammate, as well as that magnemite... oh, and that Spruce guy, too, I guess. I couldn't counter it, however, and just as I was trying to attack, that bright light filled the area again. Spruce revealed a second koffing, who shouted back at his invisible boss, and made the situation literally ten times worse. Spruce seemed to be at a loss for words, and all I could say was "How...? When...? WHY!?" the look on Spruce's face was, honestly, priceless, as he looked as though he finally figured out that he really shouldn't have any business fighting ice, poison, and flying types, as if this concept just dawned on him now. I resisted the urge to laugh as there was something much more important to deal with, the multitude of enemies that practically appeared out of nowhere. There's no way someone as weak as they are have this many teammates. There HAS to be something else at work here, or, someONE else. I think as I check the nearest enemy, a zubat, who seemed particularly mad at our magnemite friend. Said zubat, like all the others, had a giant bandage on his head, however, something was off... this one's head was dented, as if he had suffered some serious blunt trauma recently. The others had the bandage, as if they were trying to keep up the illusion, but only one of them had a disfigured head, at least, the only one I could see that had a disfigured head.



[Bonnie]

Eralion was talking about setting up traps, and I nodded, saying "Yeah, you should go deal with that," I then hear William saying something about them possibly not being able to walk, and I think about it for a moment, until coming up with "Then why don't we just teleport them? I'm sure they wouldn't care if they lost items, they most likely don't have any, and honestly, wherever the badge sends them, it's going to be safer than here. We'll each take some of the quick seeds from that bag, and run from captive to captive, freeing as many as possible... and then use one extra quick seed to run the heck away from this place. Sound good?" I don't know where I got this sudden surge of courage, but I was not about to waste it. I walked up to William as he froze up from seeing the enemy, in this case, that gallade from before beating up one of the captives. Oddly, I was in such a state that I simply saw him as an obstacle, and figured I had a way to pass by him, mainly through the use of this bag of quick seeds. I take about four, and eat one right away. Unfortunately, quick seeds were notoriously crunchy, so the gallade noticed the sound and started running towards me. I ran into the room, and turned to my left, towards one of the captives, as if I was ignoring the gallade, who thankfully couldn't attack me at this range, and, after just a bit more running, I use my badge to teleport the captive, in this case, an aggron, away from this horrible place. I then started to run towards yet another one, but, one of my friends was more likely to get to them before I could.



[Nina]

Rebecca, after taking the leech seed was too unfocused to help me find my oran berry, however, Chip, after attacking and nearly knocking out the shroomish, finds it for me. "Thanks, Chip," I say to him as I eagerly eat the berry, which cleared up my vision a bit, and, obviously, healed me enough to keep me going. I breathe a sigh of relief, and look squarely at the aron, who looked at me with a smug look on his face, as if I didn't have any attacks that could possibly hurt him. I smirk back at him, and probably surprise him with a double kick, kicking the iron-clad creature twice in his face, and sending him back a couple feet. It also seemed to hurt him quite a bit, as he looked a little dazed when I looked back at him, and he started digging around in a bag very similar to my own, though, much like I was, earlier, he didn't seem to have any luck at all with the bag. The abra seemed content to go after me by somehow electrocuting his hand, and punching me in the exact spot where I kicked their aron friend, as if he was trying to mirror the damage done to his friend. It didn't work very well, however, as the abra didn't seem to have very strong arms, and, well, he kinda hit me right on the poisonous spike, the idiot. The rhyhorn decided to focus on Chip with a tackle, and not much else... did that rhyhorn even know any other moves? It should know SOMETHING else, right? Maybe that rhyhorn just liked tackling things for some reason. The shroomish, hilariously tried to use absorb on Rebecca, however, before he could even do so, he just sort of toppled over, apparently from the poison. Through the commotion, the other nidoran continued to snooze, somehow.
Hm... well, I had trouble with my own, so... lol, I guess we wait for the GM?
Thanks, but the necromancer only charged me 1500 pokedollars, anyways.
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