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9 mos ago
Current Alternatively - and now, hear me out - one could avoid looking up photos of such eldritch horrors ... maybe?
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10 mos ago
Back for my bi-yearly visit. Now where did I leave that thingy-ma-jig? Anyone seen that mish-masher? I think it looks like motivation or something!
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3 yrs ago
I now identify as a Master Procrastinator. Thank you all, and good night.
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3 yrs ago
New medical term: Dizzy mummy (condition of patient when world is spinning and only treatment is confinement to bed). I hate being sick...
3 yrs ago
@Vampiretwilight: Funny indeed. Now to make it into a roleplay here...let the madness and sassy Narrator commence.
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@Rockin StringsThanks. Just a little colouring can do wonders really.








@SigurdYou seriously think I haven't considered it? I want to, but they cost so much these days...

But seriously, I don't really know what to do :/
"...Yes Kan, we do think so." Thaliar said in a lowered tone towards Kan Ironhead. The elf wasn't sure if Kan hadn't really payed attention to what Thaliar had just suggested about the thief and Raven, or if Kan was as slow as Thaliar always suspected him for being. But Kan pulled his weight in the Wood Guards, more than enough really, and so the Elf let it slip.

The prisoner woke up, just like Thaliar had planned. From the looks of it he had been a heavy sleeper, even dreamt of some girl named Rachelle. That was how the magic worked, which was good. Thaliar crouched down in front of him, his face empty of emotions like a statue. "Not much, really. We only want information, and they we'll let you go. And if not..." Thaliar stopped mid-sentence, turning around and looking at both Kan and Kamri, before returning his attention back to their reluctant guest. "Let's just say you don't want to make those two angry."

"Now, tell me what you know about the Raven."





It came as no surprise to Ragnar that Lord Octa's men were using prisoners as 'motivation' for his subjects assistance. He didn't need eyes to understand the horror that befell those not bowing for his demands, the sounds were all loud and clear. What he didn't immediately understand what water one of the soldiers were talking about. Solvard, who had returned to cleaning mugs and tankards, could see the confusion in his blind friend's face, and promptly leaned forward to whisper; -She's got a silver tray. We can see faces in it, must me magic."

Magic...so the woman was an elf. And those prisoners were enemies of Lord Octa? Rebels then. Ragnar had long hoped that their little town could perhaps, by some miracle from the Gods Themselves, escape the fate he had witnessed in his visions, though it didn't look like the Gods looked favourable at them.

Then perhaps it was time for the Ragnar the Blind to do his part?

The blind man got off his chair from the counter, took his large staff and began to make his way to the door. The rest of the town's folk knew who Ragnar was, and thoughtlessly gave him space to move through the crowd unhindered, even if he wasn't so smart as to leave after such a spectacle. Lord Octa's men on the other hand must have been wondering why the man was leaving so soon, though with no clear rush in his walk.


Alexander Polawski



Location: Also Closer To A Meeting




Yeah this absolutely felt like they were heading into combat, just like the ol' times; talk about the what-to-do's and what-not-to-do's, sentimentally thanking each other for this and that, even the prospect of a reward or gift if one of the new guys actually pulled through alive. Now if they had actually been siting in a Huey blasting some good music over the speakers, Alexander would have questioned if he was back to his 20's.

"First I get warm coffee, then I get a ride on a tank and now a full meal? If I didn't know better, I'd say that you've grown fond of Ol' Gramps." Alexander chuckled as well, though he did geniuenly appreciate Lola's offer. Not that he thought he'd actually be allowed to join their little crew, but it made for a good laugh at least. Alexander still rubbed his head, the pain still pulsating hard for every heartbeat, though it was getting better. It helped that Lola wasn't driving the tank like they had the NVA right up their arses.

Seen as Thalia hadn't spoken to him again or told him what to do, Alexander resumed his quiet position in his seat. This was Thalia's personal stake they were talking about, and he wasn't going to go against the orders of who he, for the moment, saw as his superior. At least not until he possibly needed to get her the hell out of dodge.
If there was two things Julian knew about the Indians, Lakota or Dakota or whatever you'd call them, it was that they were 'primitive' and rather blunt about their intentions. Now Julian hadn't met many Indians in his life, save from Wasula standing in front of him, but he had met a few, and a tenfold more stories about them from other experienced men; they lived humbly in their tents out on the praire, isolated from there rest of civilization with only the buffalo hides keeping the cold winds away. No contact with the outside world except from the few who went out to trade, like the Indian siblings.

Julian could perhaps see the comfort of such a simple life, but in truth he felt it was too simple, too repetitive and boring. He and his family lived in a decently warm house when the winter winds blew across South's Valley, had a good kitchen for his mama to cook and good beds for all to sleep in. The town had shops, people, friends and new stories from the outside world! More excitement than simply spending your whole life following the buffalo. That was partly why he didn't really understand the woman in front of him.

Especially once she continued to speak. Julian's mouth couldn't decide whether to rest open or stay shut as Wasula pretty much summed up what he had planned to do, even getting unpleasently close to the motivation behind his little scheme. And though he hadn't initally thought on gaining the assistance of the Indian herself, he wasn't about to argue with the stubborn woman accepting his request for help. Stubborn, and strangely intellectual in her logic, like a city gal.

Julian smiled half surprised, half proud of himself as she gave him what he guessed was the closest thing he'd get to a compliment from the redskin, nodding his head in agreement as she finall said those last three words; 'I will help'. And here Julian had thought he actually had to force her, not that he'd know how to. "Good...great, I'm happy we could...come to an agreement, Wasula?" Julian's voice was showing less signs of the earlier embarresment, while his composure showed a growing sense of determination. Even if he...they had just started on his little quest, this part always felt like the hardest to get through. Now they had a start.

"My name's Julian, by the way. Julian Kirkland. In case you want to call me something else than 'young man'. I am 26 after all. Come on." Julian had started to walk for the door and leave, when he realized she might not have followed him outside at all. It was after all he who had stopped her from leaving just a few moments earlier, and he hadn't exactly been very detailed in what he was...they were going to do. And so the white man stopped in his tracks, turning around and looking at the Indian behind him. And again he couldn't help but take in her looks, admiring her for a moment before she follow. She was an odd woman indeed.

"I don't know about you, but I'd like to leave South's Valley as soon as possible. Those who took the horses are probably far away already, but I don't want to trail to get any colder, as you can probably understand. Is there anything you need to take with you, Wasula? I can get it if it's something you need from the shops."
@Holy SoldierYay! Looking forward to joining!
Haakon J. Elvsgaard




Location:The street of Cairo, headed for the Barracks --> Qasr El Nil Barracks



More suitors? If there was one thing Haakon didn't need more of in their little 'Fellowship', as the Lord Major now called them, it was men trying to gain Lady Munn's hand in competition amongst each other. Two were already more than enough considering what Haakon thought of at least one of said suitors. The whole situation that they were in demanded determined action and thoughtful thinking, not beating hearts and overly-filled vases of flowers. It made Haakon sigh audibly, though the Corporal's continuous speaking didn't help either.

Thankfully they made it back to the barracks, more than Haakon could have asked for when he thought he was going to sleep in a dark prison cell. But the protective walls and armed soldiers couldn't keep them safe from the Corporal's infernal shrieking, causing Haakon to close his eyes and tense up his head in pain, be it physical or mental. But the suggestion for some 'freshing up' in their quarters as a welcoming change, even if they'd have to inform the Lord Major of their endevours for that day. But not before another of his King's men talked to them again.

Haakon's increasingly tired eyes looked over at the legal officer, his eyes falling on the pack of cigarettes he offered them. Now Haakon didn't smoke, not anymore. It was a luxury he seldom could afford those days. But a free one? Haakon extended his hand and accepted a cigarette before answering the very kind man. "Anything besides the whole 'Don't leave town' part? Not much. Josephine?" Haakon thought that it was very little the British could do, seen as they hadn't actully been beaten or the like. His lack of words were also due to him coughing. He really didn't smoke cigarettes, but it was a comfort he needed now.





Mahendra Huq Zalil




Location:The Egyptian Museum



Mahendra's heart was beating faster at the realization that he was getting ever closer to employment, but the Bengali did his best to compose himself as he pulled out his wallet. "My name is Mahendra Huq Zazil. British India, West Bengali to be presice, Sir. " Mahendra's accent was just as thick as one might except of the desk-man introducing himself as Akhmed, the R's mistakable for L's and the intonation different from the normal English his clothes hinted an origin to.

"I studied geology and recieved a degree and qualifications as a geologist at the Universty of Oxford; it says that here." Mahendra had pulled out a small number of folded papers and handed them to Akhmed, who would read his certificats as a qualified geologist and such. I've taken part in a few archeological digs; In Britain I assisted in the survey of old Norman fortifications in Eastern England, and in India I helped to discover a small temple from the 13th century, nothing much. But I have also worked at a motor roads, surveying the geological composition and...that's mostly that, actually. But I do have the adress to my professor in Oxford, although I don't know if he is available now."
@Holy SoldierGreat, thanks a lot! I'd like to reserve a large (very, very large), Russian man with big hands and a smaller brain.

Yes, The Heavy from Team Fortress 2. Would that be okay?
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