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We already have an electricity mutation, so I'd prefer it if you avoided that.
booksmusicanime said
I'm going to give this rp a shot! Just have to think of a power....
Neat! Due to the current place we're in RP wise, I'll have to figure out a way for you to enter. If you have any questions about the rp, feel free to pm me or ask via ooc.
CallaLily180 said
I'm going to be an amazing spectator/co-GM/reader and all that stuff. I'm just not going to post anymore, so just business for me.
Well met. If you don't mind, when I next update the front page I'm gonna bump your character into inactive, to avoid any confusion among new players.
Edit:
Also, Gyrin. Since our numbers have dipped a bit, I'm thinking we should make a recruiting effort sometime near the end of this arc.
CallaLily180 said
So, I don't think I'm going to stay with this.
Are you gonna remain a co-GM or drop this rp like an ugly baby?
WinterNightSky said
Ah.. I didn't notice Keita until now.
Ah... I might have forgotten he was standing there. Well, that's right awkward now, isn't it?
A smile crept across Leon's face as Aeria let a breeze in. She was kinder than she let on, Leon was sure of that. The scent grabbed his attention, filling his nose with the sweet scent of vanilla. Truth be told, for a moment Leon was a bit jealous of her mutation. He made a note to thank her later. He didn't want to embarrass her, even though he suspected Tollnak's praise did a solid job embarrassing her.
Leon appreciated what Tollnak had to say. He was a really kind guy, and humble. Leon had a certain appreciation for humility among mutants. Some forgot that there were mutants who could deal death, return life, and change the world around them with a flick of their wrist.
"Oh?" Leon said, pulled out of his own little world when he heard the nickname 'Bowtie'. "Yeah," Leon started, "Yeah. Everything's kosher. My power alerts me of the health and vitals of everyone in a certain proximity of me. An old friend I hadn't seen since childhood just got onto the train. I hadn't seen him since I first started developing my powers... Sorry, I'm rambling." He chuckled lightly, glancing over his shoulder at where the three equally melancholy kids were sitting. "The chemicals in his brain say he's not coping well. I'm just a little worried about the guy. From what my power is telling me, all of them aren't doing that hot. Two of them seem a bit paranoid." Leon dropped back into his seat, facing Tollnak and Aeria once more.
The doors of the holotrain slid shut with a muted hiss, the train slowly beginning to crawl forward. Now, well now it really was the start of a new life.
Feeling Keita so close after all this time made Leon uneasy. Sure they weren't right next to each other, but still. Being able to feel his presence sent a chill down Leon's spine. Last time he saw Keita, he was still a young kid. Back then he wasn't wearing gloves and dressed hardly as dapper as he did now. He had short hair that didn't hide his ears. It was astounding that Keita recognized him in the cafe. Leon softly sighed, thinking 'Well, I won't be able to avoid seeing my past forever.'
For now though, Leon would focus on what the now. "Hey, Tollnak. This is kinda out of the blue, but what would you say to me trying to repair your eyes once I've gotten a bit better with my mutation?" Leon had some doubt, but really, in the future anything was possible.
Leon appreciated what Tollnak had to say. He was a really kind guy, and humble. Leon had a certain appreciation for humility among mutants. Some forgot that there were mutants who could deal death, return life, and change the world around them with a flick of their wrist.
"Oh?" Leon said, pulled out of his own little world when he heard the nickname 'Bowtie'. "Yeah," Leon started, "Yeah. Everything's kosher. My power alerts me of the health and vitals of everyone in a certain proximity of me. An old friend I hadn't seen since childhood just got onto the train. I hadn't seen him since I first started developing my powers... Sorry, I'm rambling." He chuckled lightly, glancing over his shoulder at where the three equally melancholy kids were sitting. "The chemicals in his brain say he's not coping well. I'm just a little worried about the guy. From what my power is telling me, all of them aren't doing that hot. Two of them seem a bit paranoid." Leon dropped back into his seat, facing Tollnak and Aeria once more.
The doors of the holotrain slid shut with a muted hiss, the train slowly beginning to crawl forward. Now, well now it really was the start of a new life.
Feeling Keita so close after all this time made Leon uneasy. Sure they weren't right next to each other, but still. Being able to feel his presence sent a chill down Leon's spine. Last time he saw Keita, he was still a young kid. Back then he wasn't wearing gloves and dressed hardly as dapper as he did now. He had short hair that didn't hide his ears. It was astounding that Keita recognized him in the cafe. Leon softly sighed, thinking 'Well, I won't be able to avoid seeing my past forever.'
For now though, Leon would focus on what the now. "Hey, Tollnak. This is kinda out of the blue, but what would you say to me trying to repair your eyes once I've gotten a bit better with my mutation?" Leon had some doubt, but really, in the future anything was possible.
Haha! I finally got a post together! It's not that long, but it'll do the job.
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It is so hard to write a comment with that .gif of yours staring me in the eyes.
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It is so hard to write a comment with that .gif of yours staring me in the eyes.
Adrian opened his eyes for the first time the moment air spilled into the pod, replacing the stale air filled with the scent of death. Adrian practically jumped out of his scent at the scents that reached his nose, reminding him of the blooming fields of flowers he once visited in the Netherlands. His hands undid the straps that help him into his seat and quickly he stepped forward, pack in hand, eyes on the exit. He froze by the exit, squeezing the strap of his bag tightly. Adrian looked back at the group of people, hearing one of the twins talk. She mentioned fresh water being a bit to the north. He'd have to make his way their immediately. They needed as much water as they could get and, equally important, he needed to get started on cultivating his plants.
Adrian took the first step off of the pod, mumbling to himself "That's one small step of a man, one massive step for mankid." It was cheesy, he knew, but it felt like something that had to be said in this kind of situation. For all that Adrian knew, he was one of the first few human being to step on this planet. He had to be at the very least in among the first hundred.He stepped out of the landing craft, tossing his bag onto the field that landed and walked slowly more and more into the open, taking a moment to indulge himself in the fresh air that he had been deprived of. It was, he took a moment to take a deep breath in, glorious. "Well then!" Adrian announced loudly, turning to face the pod, we might as well get our introductions out of the way yeah?" He stepped over to his pack and plopped down next to it, popping it open to go through all that he had with him. It wasn't fair to rush the others yet. Most of them weren't used to the feeling of dropping out of orbit. Plenty of them still were dealing with and would be dealing with the emotional trauma of the situation. Adrian had always been particularly good at looking on the bright side of life and even in this situation, where death seemed almost inevitable to an extent, there was still some hope.
Adrian took the first step off of the pod, mumbling to himself "That's one small step of a man, one massive step for mankid." It was cheesy, he knew, but it felt like something that had to be said in this kind of situation. For all that Adrian knew, he was one of the first few human being to step on this planet. He had to be at the very least in among the first hundred.He stepped out of the landing craft, tossing his bag onto the field that landed and walked slowly more and more into the open, taking a moment to indulge himself in the fresh air that he had been deprived of. It was, he took a moment to take a deep breath in, glorious. "Well then!" Adrian announced loudly, turning to face the pod, we might as well get our introductions out of the way yeah?" He stepped over to his pack and plopped down next to it, popping it open to go through all that he had with him. It wasn't fair to rush the others yet. Most of them weren't used to the feeling of dropping out of orbit. Plenty of them still were dealing with and would be dealing with the emotional trauma of the situation. Adrian had always been particularly good at looking on the bright side of life and even in this situation, where death seemed almost inevitable to an extent, there was still some hope.
Sure Brass, have him hop on the Ellixker train. Keita is on the train as well, sitting off on his lonsesome. You should have Alan turn Keita's frown upside-down!
"That's just as important as a mutation like Aeria's or mine," Leon chimed in when Tollnak seemed to finish speaking. "Our mutations are meant to be the next step in evolution and not all of them are necessarily useful for anything. Yours lets you have a shot at an actual life and that's pretty awesome in my eyes!" Leon's eyes widened a bit as he said that last part, instantly realising that it was a rather rude thing to say to a blind man. 'Idiot,' he chastised himself, deciding that it was best to just roll with his statement. If he took time to avoid mentioning things like eyes, then he'd be treating Tollnak differently than he would anyone else, something that Leon would hate if he were in Tollnak's position. Though thinking about Tollnak's eyes did give Leon an idea. While he probably couldn't do anything for Tollnak yet, there was one thing someone in the car could do.
"Aeria," Leon said, looking towards her with a small smile. "You mind trying something? If you send a long enough breeze through the holocar, it should give Tollnak a better feel for his surroundings." Leon sat back in his seat after that, letting out a long breath and closing his eyes for a moment. As his eyes closed, all of the vitals and the mind of Tollnak materialized in his mind's eye, giving Leon a full view of Tollnak's health and exactly what he was looking for, a better understanding of Tollnak's eyes. There was definitely a chance that one day Leon could fix them. His eyes opened up, a feeling of satisfaction flowing over him until the presence of another reached his mind. It seemed Keita was on the holotrain too. He'd have to go say hi to his old friend that he had seen for the first time in several years earlier this morning. From what he could tell, Keita was in a particularly foul mood. 'Hope the kid's alright' Leon thought, biting the inside of his cheek.
"Aeria," Leon said, looking towards her with a small smile. "You mind trying something? If you send a long enough breeze through the holocar, it should give Tollnak a better feel for his surroundings." Leon sat back in his seat after that, letting out a long breath and closing his eyes for a moment. As his eyes closed, all of the vitals and the mind of Tollnak materialized in his mind's eye, giving Leon a full view of Tollnak's health and exactly what he was looking for, a better understanding of Tollnak's eyes. There was definitely a chance that one day Leon could fix them. His eyes opened up, a feeling of satisfaction flowing over him until the presence of another reached his mind. It seemed Keita was on the holotrain too. He'd have to go say hi to his old friend that he had seen for the first time in several years earlier this morning. From what he could tell, Keita was in a particularly foul mood. 'Hope the kid's alright' Leon thought, biting the inside of his cheek.
"Girl," Jax shot an arm out at her, grabbing her by the arm and pulling her back to him, standing up in the process. He stood over her, her eyes meeting his chin. Jax brought his hand up to his face, biting onto the finger of his glove and pulled it off. The back of his hand was facing her, as was the royal seal which had been branded into his hand and then traced with purple dye set into his skin. The only people in the kingdom that could afford the dye were the reigning family and those who bore the royal brand without being a member of the household had long since been executed. "I am the second son of King Reinhardt. Now please, accept the bloody truth."
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