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Well, the Eagle of Freedom would day, "Something... Something... Europeans."
@Furiosa

Are you sure that wouldn't turn it into the Tipsy Corner?
@PrinceAlexus
Quick question. If I come dressed from head-to-toe in the American flag can i gain entry into the tea corner?

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Olin Ingersson Holmström

Monday Evening, Swan Songs


Olin could only think of all the other times she'd heard variations of that phrase. There were few nights in between when she went without it, often when she wasn't looking for something, or someone. Normally she'd give a small chuckle, before rendering out a charmed, 'You think it's that easy?' but it wasn't that night. She had absolutely no problems with doing the same, regardless if the woman bought her a drink or not. Many did. And the same 'many' got no special treatment, and kicked out of her apartment if they'd even been lucky the next morning. But she felt like doing something different for once. Plus, if Snow White could actually piece together memories the next morning, in between the hangover blur, surely she wouldn't remember her... Right?

"I think of Sol as a ruined event," She smirked a bit, before putting her full gaze on the woman. It seemed odd to explain such circumstances without a drink in her hand or distance in her skull. Sobriety was a pain. Though, how the night was going, she was glad she wasn't off anything. Due to the Wonderous Trio she probably would've had a rather unpleasant trip. "But, if I'm being honest... I was hoping to meet a few new people. Primarily, someone fun."

A hundred meanings could've easily attached themselves to her last words. She didn't allow Snow White the opportunity to pick one, "You know, the usual. Games someone like you probably wouldn't want to get involved in."

She made sure to look down at the few business cards scattered at her feet. Not to mention, 'Lady de Winter' herself appeared relatively porcelain to everything around her. Someone like her, without a doubt, had probably never engaged in even half of the behaviors Olin had. That was just how life worked. Yet those seemed to be the most adventurous, not the underground-souls. Maybe once you drifted throughout every greasy tunnel, there was no other options than to scale back, to find yourself out of the sewer pipes and hidden corridors. That was just how life worked. The Swede knew, better than anyone, that at sometime her life of pursuits would end, and then her last step would be towards the Heart of Suburbia. At that point she'd be about ready to gauge her fucking eyes out.

Luckily, she was still young. Brighter hope and brighter futures.

The English woman spoke again, inviting another strange face over. Once again her attention went elsewhere. A man, that reminded her the slightest of her Father, bounded towards them. She couldn't help but to remember how hurt she felt, as a child, when learning that no matter how big you got the Earth wouldn't shake from your footsteps. The pain of that betrayal seemingly became fresh in her memory, as she tried her best to bury it. She frowned the slightest before turning back around.

@Pilatus@Furiosa@Robo27@King Tai@Voltus_Ventus@Jay Kalton@aladdin_sane@RoccanIronclad@PrinceAlexus
You've made quite the interesting... Assemble. Everything they say are instant classics.
@aladdin_sane

Will have a post up soon. It probably won't be as long as the one beforehand (now I expect it to be 5x)
Just so nobody is blindsided, Alden's C.S has undergone some (approved changes). The mpst important is the addition of heirlooms.


Interested. This is the first time I've seen a concept like this.

When it comes to you killing players off, perhaps it could be a randomized fate? Similar to a spinning wheel in which you have numerous methods laid out and randomly choose. Or have them die in a character-specific way, that's determined throughout their gameplan or life (from the bio). Though I don't think in most cases the latter would be instantaneous.

My pick, from the list, are the collars.

Thanks. I wasn't sure if they were loaded or not, so I'll make note of that info for the future.

And, I would say that Detective Olin is on the case to figure out exactly what's up with her, but the city would probably be on fire before any hard evidence was collected.

So for now she'll just be known as Snow White.

@PrinceAlexus

Same kind of goes for you @Voltus_Ventus. Sorry, but Max will be Frank Sinatra from now on.
Olin Ingersson Holmström

Monday Evening, Swan Songs


"To a good evening," She clinked her glass to the other, before taking it straight. The second go-around seemed to be much, much harsher than the first, causing her to nearly need to scrunch up her face. She cursed under her breath the slightest, be for re-gaining attention on Victoria.

In her mind she could only think of what a strange girl she happened to be. Although there seemed to be a more present sway in her words, or at least in her composure. Even for her frame she still happened to be holding herself pretty well. And nothing about the woman screamed anything below elegance. From how she had at first approached the group to how gracefully her every movement was. Not to mention she must've been rich. A normal person wouldn't agree to pick-up the tab for anyone that rustled by, especially pure strangers. She reminded Olin of the local aristocrats her parents had field-days interviewing at whatever spot they poured into.

More specifically, a heiress they'd met in Lyon, France. She could vaguely recall the woman. The same amiable nature that spent similarly (though, instead of drinks, it was five-course meals made by chefs that had their own TV programs) and seemed to know everyone as if they had skipped the 'stranger' period altogether. It wasn't something she wished to dwell on longer, or even had to. Alcohol or not Victoria seemed important. Someone that would definitely come in handy some point in the future.

So she stayed quiet. And with the abrupt silence came an absence, and with that absence came a voice. Fucking jazz. Not that the other musicians prior weren't aligned with the same genre... It just wasn't fucking jazz. Like the type Olin had a few CDs of stashed around her place. The type you had to bob with, or swing, while flooding your veins with the voice. The type you could pop a pill to and slip into an endless haze, burrowing into the warmest depths of your breathing. Not only that - but the man was doing Sinatra justice. There was no way the man would be rolling in his grave unless he had a knack for good singers. She finally turned around for probably the first time that night, taking in the person on stage.

She looked around the bar. The gentleman from before was the Sinatra. She re-trained her eyes on him as his melodious voice began to burrow further, and further, and further. Damn, although he was dressed the part he didn't exactly look it. If she'd known prior that he'd be doing such a song doubt surely would've been tugging at her. Of course Olin was an open-minded person. There just wasn't many people around that could pay such homage to Pennies From Heaven. And of course the inevitable came. Once the song stopped he and the band hurriedly walked off stage, despite all of the applause they'd received. It became even more of a puzzling situation once Rupert, the owner of the place, huddled on in a mix between a nervous and defiant manner. On her brief escapades to the shop and peering over endless albums, she'd never seen him in such a way.

In came a short speech. Olin, not quite the intellectual, would've summed up his words in a simple manner: Assholes were being assholes. It was further re-affirmed when the... Musicians? Prettyboys? Guests? Strutted onto stage, reminding her of the arrogance her brothers shared and gallons of testosterone. Not to mention, she had at least taken the liberty to dress the part.

Of course someone like her had no room to talk, but if someone disgusted Olin, it was safe to assume it was within fair reason. Even the slimiest, sewer-trap bars in Sol would've refused them to play. And that's if they hadn't gotten jawed before taking the stage.

But it was chaos and interesting all the same. Although she felt ready to blow - mostly due to the fact Frank Sinatra (who was supposedly named Max) had been replaced with... them, not moral reasons - she was curious how things would play out. At the places she went to a guy could get punched for ordering the wrong drink. With worse circumstances than that occurring, with many of Sol's much more 'cleaner' citizens...

Then there was an outburst. From someone that looked out of place compared to everyone else, and... Shoddy, if you wanted to play it safe. He appeared weak above all, but the tone of his reaction seemed to imply otherwise. His voice seemingly became booming, blurting out jokes that ranged from ones Olin understood, and other's she had to think about the slightest (Contrary to popular belief, the Castro-one was not). She had to smirk. Especially at the dumbfounded look embodied by the audience, whatever-the-hell was on stage, and the man himself.

She was happy when Victoria waved him over. Hell, he deserved more than a drink. Surely after whatever ass-kicking (or worse) he was due to receive from the security or the... Things, he'd spoken out against. If the he managed to survive the night she'd be surprised.

@Pilatus@Furiosa@Robo27@Monacho@King Tai@Voltus_Ventus@Jay Kalton@aladdin_sane@RabidPorcupine
Well that was... Quite unexpected, lol. An unpredictable change-up. I'm pretty sure it'll be fun to see how every character reacts to that.

@aladdin_sane

I'll try to have a post up either tonight or tomorrow morning.
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