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Current It low key still amazes me sometimes that I met my fiancé on this site lol. Dreams do come true xD.
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The love she gives is unlike anything my heart ever believed this world could offer. The love she is owed is my purpose, and it is my honor to fulfill such an oath. My heart is yours forever.
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I'm halfway between "I'm overwhelmed with the 3 RP's I'm doing" and "Everyday I browse the site for more, because I HUNGER!!!!!"
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Ezekiel @Helo, Scratch / Vallena @Apex Sunburn, Callandra @princess




The shot echoes like thunder, splitting the air with arcane finality.

For a heartbeat, the cargo bay holds its breath.

Then... the smoke clears.

Furnace stands, or what’s left of him does ... a blackened crater burned clean through his chest, the remnants of armor fused to cauterized flesh. For a moment, he sways. The runes once alight with power along his forearms flicker. The magic in his hands, once bright and crackling with disruption, fizzles like fog in the wind.

Then, his knees give way.

He crumples backward into the twisted debris of the hold, a smear of blood seeping beneath him. The heat around his corpse begins to fade, the last sparks curling from his fingertips like dying embers. The smoke does not rise in menace now ... only memory.

Furnace is dead.

And with him, the immediate storm passes.

But the ship groans again.

The Stormrider’s hull trembles under the weight of strain. The tear left behind from Furnace’s last spell still gapes along the wall, bleeding light and wind. Deep within the belly of the vessel, the bound elemental pulses like a wounded animal. The glow of its heart flickers through cracks in the floor ... not with rhythm, but with instability. The very soul of the ship is faltering.

And then, behind you... a sound.

Heavy metal groans. Latches creak. Gears grind like reluctant titans.

The door begins to open.

Through the haze and storm, Val works the mechanisms with frantic precision, while Ezekiel’s steady hands pull the final lever into place. Light spills from the corridor beyond ...

And with that, the rest of the ship awaits.

Flames somewhere above crackle faintly. Below, the ship groans again, a subtle shift that sends debris rolling across the floor. The Stormrider is wounded, bleeding, and slowing.

But it’s not lost…Not yet.

The way forward is open.

What do you do?




Liana Vestra


The smoke curled across the floor as Liana’s boots struck tile, her body blinking into existence with the sound of air swallowing itself. She landed off-center, weight faltering on her leg, and stumbled a step before catching herself against the nearest wall. Her hand braced flat against the cold wood, breath shallow, every pulse of her thigh a drumbeat of poison spreading.

The pain lit fire through her limbs, but she didn't care. Why would she?

A sharp breath hissed through her teeth as she straightened. Her wound throbbed with each heartbeat, but there was something stronger crawling through her than pain. Her eyes flicked to the satchel clenched in her other hand, the blood-slick leather warm beneath her fingers. She had fucking won.

She laughed... She couldn’t help herself. After everything. After failures and fragments and all of the blood and the corpses that had been left in her wake… she had it.

She set the bag down on the table, movements careful, measured, reverent. She stared at it like a holy thing, letting the moment linger. Her fingers unfastened the strap with aching slowness, savoring every breath.

Inside was her destiny.

She opened it with more anticipation than she had ever felt…And suddenly, she stopped breathing.

There, nestled in the center of the bag, sitting like the punchline to some cruel joke, was a single metal can. She stared. The color drained from her face as she reached inside with steady fingers, as if somehow the act of touching it would change its reality.

She lifted it, turned it over so her eyes could see the truth.

Beans.

It was a can of wretched, useless, cruel, disastrous, devastating, evil…fucking… BEANS.

Her eye twitched. She didn’t move for a long time. The only sound was her breathing, short and tight through her nose. Then came the softest exhale, the faintest narrowing of her gaze, the slow coiling of every muscle in her body.

Her grip tightened around the can until her knuckles cracked.

She said nothing.

Then suddenly, the bag exploded across the room, hurled with a snarl that split the silence like a blade. The can clattered from her palm and bounced off the metal floor with a clunk that echoed too long, too loud. It spun once, rolled, and settled. It didn’t even bust open.

Her jaw clenched.

The veins in her leg pulsed again, harder this time, like a tide turning inside her. Her hand trembled as it went to her ribs, pressing against the place that serpent bitch had struck, where the poison still flowed.

Her body was failing her, and fast.

She wanted nothing more than to go back in that room and peel them apart with her bare hands, but it was too late, and despite all the rage she knew there was only one way to make it out alive.

She reached into her cloak with shaking fingers and pulled free a smooth black stone etched with arcane runes. She held it close, her voice low and precise as she whispered into it.

“I am initiating a full and immediate retreat.”

There was a pause, the air around her hung thick with rage.

“I repeat...We are to withdraw immediately. Rendezvous at designation nine.”

She lowered the stone. Her hand hovered there for a moment, shaking. Then she turned her eyes to the doorway.

Everything in her screamed to stay, but the toxin whispered a different truth.

She touched the small sigil burned beneath her collarbone, tracing it with two fingers. The rune flared faintly and her breath steadied. Her expression hardened as she took one last look at the bag. One last look at the scattered remains of her victory.

If vengeance had a face, it was hers in that moment.

And then, without another word, she vanished into smoke.

The Devil had been deceived.





Dmed tparty but I was asked to post her again in the OOC here for review!



She's relatable lol, AND also approved :)


Simply for the guilty pleasures I have no choice but to approve


I also Approve!!!!


Mentions/Interactions: Phia @princess, Meiyu @Tae




The pain had become a second heartbeat.

Talis could barely feel her legs anymore. Her abdomen throbbed in deep, wet pulses that grew quieter with every passing breath. She was cold now. Not the trembling kind of cold, but the still kind. The kind that made her wonder if the blood soaking her thighs was all she had left.

But there were arms around her.

She blinked slowly, lashes heavy with tears, and turned her head slightly against the warmth of Phia’s chest. The scent of her…flowers and sweat and a hint of ash…was the first real thing she had felt since the blades had pierced her. And for a long moment, she just let herself breathe.

“Hey…” she whispered, voice thin and dry, cracking at the edges. Her hand fumbled weakly at Phia’s side, searching for something to hold. “You’re still here.”

Her lips trembled as she smiled, even as fresh blood pooled at the corner of her mouth. “Thank you… I didn’t think anyone would be.”

A tear slipped from the corner of her eye and rolled into her hair.

She coughed once, a sick, wet sound, and her body seized with the motion. Her face twisted in pain as the black veins crept higher, spreading throughout her like cancer, whispering toward her neck like ink spilled across paper too fragile to hold it. Her stomach convulsed again, and a whimper escaped before she could stop it.

“I was so afraid she was going to kill you both…” Her head turned slowly, eyes searching the elven girl’s face. “I’m so sorry…I never wanted to be such a burden to anyone.”

Her fingers curled against Phia’s arm, trying so hard to hold on.

Then Meiyu spoke.

The words filtered through her fading senses, sharp and elegant, that voice like velvet over glass. Talis’s eyes fluttered toward her, half-lidded and heavy with pain.

And as she heard the woman’s question, Talis... laughed.

A tiny sound, frail and breathless, but there was pride in it. There was something mischievous still clinging to her fading smile.

Her hand slid, weak but deliberate, into the folds of her robe.

She didn’t explain, instead she just opened her palm.

And there, nestled between shaking fingers, was a crystal.

Strange but elegant, imperfect. Not flashy, not gilded, not inlaid with gems. Just… unique. And old. A heartbeat of faint light pulsed at its core.

She looked up at Meiyu with a flicker of spark in her tired eyes.

“She took the bag.” Talis said in a sharp intake of breath as her voice caught. “But not the prize.” Her smile deepened for a moment, even as pain cracked the edges of it. “I hid it…that…made me feel brave.”

She swallowed, trembling, and turned her gaze to Phia again.

“I was in over my head, but…” she murmured, the words catching between shallow, rattled breaths. “I had to take it. I had no choice. It was too important… too dangerous…” Her chest shuddered as pain arced through her, the black veins spreading rapidly and relentlessly. “But I can’t hold it anymore… not like this…” She looked toward the artifact, her gaze soft despite the agony behind it. “Maybe now… it’s time it chose for itself.”
Her fingers opened.

The artifact rose.

It drifted from her palm like a feather caught in windless air, rising slowly, spinning faintly, that same heartbeat of light growing stronger. A soft hum filled the space around them. Not loud, not threatening, but something about the resonance of it felt ancient.

Talis looked up at it with wide, watery eyes, her face illuminated by its glow.

And then…so softly it barely existed, she whispered,

“I’ve been alone my whole life.”

Her throat tightened and her eyes welled. “Even when I wasn’t. Even with my family. Even at the academy…I was always invisible.” Her voice shook. Her body trembled. “I didn’t know how heavy it had been. Until now.”

She turned her head again, looking at Phia as more tears spilled over her cheeks.

“I’m scared.” Her emotions cracked her open as she confessed. “It hurts, and I’m scared, and I don’t want to die.”

A sob broke from her lips.

Then, through the agony, through the bleeding and the failing breath and the fire in her chest, she smiled.

“But… I’m not alone anymore.”

Her hand lifted, trembling like a leaf in storm winds, and she cupped Phia’s cheek. Her thumb barely brushed the skin there, too weak to linger.

“At least I don’t have to die the way I lived.”

She exhaled one final breath, shallow and warm, as her eyes searched Phia’s face.

“Thank you…”

And then, there was nothing.

The light left her eyes…her hand fell. The rising of her chest ceased, her body became limp.... She was gone.

But yet the artifact hovered above them still, pulsing now with deeper light. No longer soft, no longer waiting.

It had been hidden, dormant and suppressed, but now it had been seen.

And now, it was time for it to choose.





Ezekiel @Helo, Scratch / Vallena @Apex Sunburn, Callandra @princess


The moment Retribution strikes, the hold erupts.

The blade crashes against Sparkler’s sickle with a burst of divine light, steel shattering the gloom. The force of Ezekiel’s swing drives through with impossible strength, splitting the air with a sound like a church bell struck at the hour of judgment. The sickle is wrenched sideways, sparks trailing behind as the red-hooded warrior staggers back, blood splashing hot across the deck. The paladin presses forward.

This is no dance…This is execution.

Sparkler’s massive form crumples to the ground with a sickening thud, his sickle transforming into a collection of shifting and slithering snakes and worms as the light leaves his soul. The wretched critters scatter about the hold in panic.

The warrior has been dealt with.

The turret whirs, rail lines glowing with spirals of arcane energy. Shards of jagged steel and broken gear fire through the air, a storm of metal closing in on the last assassin standing.

Furnace is forced to move.

A blast of debris rakes across his shoulder, flaring his cloak like a fire-struck banner. Another shot clips his leg, staggered but not stopping him. He turns sharply, eyes hidden behind a hood soaked in shadow and heat, and lifts his hands once more.

The runes carved into his forearms blaze to life. Not the elegant glow of typical spellwork, but a searing, erratic flare...lines etched deep and meant for war. The smoke that clings to his shoulders now coils tighter, wrapping around him like armor. Sparks dance across his palms.

He crouches low behind a collapsed cage, hand pressed to the scorched metal. With precise gestures, he begins to cast...not at the paladin, not at the elf, but at the turret. A ripple of pressure begins to build in the air, pulling heat from the steel, drawing sigils across the deck in glowing ember tones.

It’s not fire. It’s disruption.

A localized pulse...crafted to short circuits, unravel glyphs, and overload magic-bound tech. A countermeasure born of battlefield sorcery.

But it will take time, as the most dangerous magics do.

One enemy left. Your move, friends.


@Ctenoid Soul Approved on my end as well



Dominic Blackmoor

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Location: Abandoned Warehouse • Time: Dusk

Interactions: N/A • Mentions: @Infinite Cosmos Lucian, @deegee Kessler

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The rain had eased to a low whisper, barely more than a breath against the rusted metal of the warehouse walls. Somewhere behind the clouds, the moon hid its face, and the world felt quieter for it. Not peaceful… just quiet like how storms get when the eye rolls overhead and the wind forgets to howl.

Dominic was already standing outside.

Backlit by the dull glow of a security lamp, he was all silhouette and silent rage, the edges of his kutte damp with rain, one hand loose by his side, the other curling slow and steady into a fist. He didn’t pace, he didn’t smoke even though god damn he wanted to. He just waited. It wasn’t time to ease his pain, to soothe. He needed to feel it. Every last ounce of it.

The first sound was the low rumble of Lucian’s bike… followed closely by the heavier grind of Kessler’s boots on gravel. They came into the light one after the other, but Dominic didn’t move to greet them. He just looked at them, storm-gold eyes steady, as if measuring the moment, as if deciding whether or not it was even fair to ask them to see what he was about to lead them to.

Lucian held out the bottle.

Dominic took it without a word, unscrewed the cap, and brought it to his lips. He didn’t toast, didn’t tip his head. Just drank. A slow, heavy pull that caught in the throat and burned like it should. When he lowered the bottle, he wiped his mouth with the back of his hand, then nodded once.

“Come inside,” he said quietly. “There’s something you need to see.”

The door creaked as he opened it, the warehouse swallowing them all in dim light and the stench of old rain, metal, and blood. Their boots echoed faintly on the concrete, but nothing could drown the silence waiting just ahead.

Dominic said nothing as he led them in.

No words could ready them for what they’d find beneath that swaying bulb… where Logan Delaney, Red Right Hand of the Iron Fangs, sat butchered and broken, bound and left like some grotesque message from something that didn’t know the meaning of mercy.

Dominic didn’t look at them as they entered the room. He didn’t turn to watch the shock hit, didn’t try to soften the blow. He just walked to the chair again, slow, as if pulled by a gravity no one else could feel, and stopped just to the side.

He took another long drink from the bottle.

And then, after letting that moment sink in. Really fucking sink in…finally, he spoke.

“They didn’t just kill him.” His voice didn’t rise. It didn’t need to. It was calm, the kind of calm that made the room feel colder. “They made an example of him.”

He looked at Logan’s body, at what was left of the man who once laughed the loudest in every room and bled beside them in every fight worth a damn.

“Someone wanted us to feel this. Wanted it to haunt us. To make us hesitate. To wonder which one of us is going to be next.” He turned slightly now, facing his brothers, the bottle still in his hand.

Dom stepped forward, crouched slightly, and poured a slow stream of liquor onto the concrete beside Logan’s boots. It splashed across the blood already staining the floor, soaking into it as if the dead still drank.

“For the last drink,” he said softly.

Then he stood, holding the bottle out in his palm, his eyes lifting to Lucian… then Kessler.

No command, no words…Just an offering. It was a rite, a moment to honor what mattered most. Brotherhood. And the promise that no wolf would ever die forgotten.

“The three of us share one last drink with our brother…then we bury him. We lay him to rest and we get to work. I want you to find who did this and I want you to bring them to me so I can show this entire fucking city what happens to anyone who takes my brothers and sisters away from me.”




Time: Evening
Location: Banquet Hall
Mentions / Interactions: @FunnyGuy Alexander, Lorenzo @princess Charlotte, @JJ Doe Count Fritz






Cassius stood there for a long moment, staring at the space where Charlotte had just been.

The scent of her perfume still lingered on his coat, faint and floral, and it clawed at something buried too deep for him to name. The way she had gripped him... the way her voice had broken when she said she would be back... it hadn’t felt like someone chasing gossip or justice. It felt more like someone chasing ghosts.

And all around him, the feast carried on. Silverware clinked against porcelain, laughter resumed at half-volume, and the royals whispered behind half-hidden fans and wine glasses, but Cassius didn’t care. Not anymore…not tonight.

Because something was wrong with Charlotte.

The signs were no longer subtle. The trembling, the pale skin, the glazed eyes... whatever haunted her wasn’t imagined. And he had ignored the first signs…chalked it up to emotion, or alcohol, or just the sheer mess of the evening…but no, this was different. This was danger.

And now she was gone, alone, chasing after her stepfather and that bastard vampire like it was some secret she had to uncover. His jaw clenched as he thought about it. About what Lorenzo had said... or implied. About Alexander and Charlotte. It didn’t make sense. It didn’t line up with what he knew of her... what he felt about her. But now wasn’t the time to question it. He filed the confusion away, cold and tight, like a blade tucked against the small of his back. Something to draw later.

He turned without another word and followed.

The hallway stretched before him, empty and dim, lit only by lamplight. He moved silently, steps fluid and precise, the sound of his boots swallowed by velvet carpet and instinct. It didn’t take long to find her.

She was pressed against the wall, just outside a shut door. Fritz was beside her, crouched low, listening through a tumbler of glass. The sight should’ve been ridiculous, but there was nothing funny about the way Charlotte’s arms wrapped around herself, like she was the only thing holding her body together.

He approached slowly, not wanting to startle her... and yet, the moment he reached her, she flinched anyway.

His hand found her shoulder, warm and steady.

"Lottie..." His voice was quiet, gentler than anyone had heard from him that night. "You shouldn’t be here. Not like this."

He didn’t offer enough time for a response.

"I know you think whatever’s happening behind that door matters, and maybe it does... But right now, it doesn’t matter more than you." His eyes flicked briefly toward Fritz full of concern, then back to her. "You look like you're about to fall over... your skin’s cold, your hands are shaking. Whatever’s happening to you... it’s not going to wait until you get the answers you want."

He took both of her hands in his again, holding them between his palms.

"Come with me. Please. Just for a little while... let me make sure you’re alright."

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