BingTheWing said
Mmk. If this thread will ever exist, Toxx would be an elf, me a Valkryie, Mole a female paladin, idk idk...
I would be a magical sculptor. I'ma make golems yo.
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I would be a magical sculptor. I'ma make golems yo.
Damn, you sure Okami doesn't have any sloth behind those antlers?
But yeah, bed times calling mah name!
But yeah, bed times calling mah name!
@Laggia Hans is one fucked up individual.
I immediately regret giving you the stage.
The stage is yours my friend.
As Sol grabbed my hand my face split into a magnificent smile and happily, I said, "I knew you would make the right choice." My tone growing more serious, I added "I don't know what may happen once we go back, and its scary jumping the gap. But if we stay focused, I know we can make it."
Taking a deep breath we focused our energies together, stars and sunlight resonating together in harmony as we ascended.
I awoke to darkness and cold, yet it was somehow comforting. I moved my consciousness around and found lights in the darkness, familiar but also completely new. I tried to move but found my body gone, or did I never have a body? What was a body? These questions swam amongst my mind until my conscienceless connected with a soft, pink, and fleshy creature. It was intriguing, it seemed to be in great pain however. It was draped over some type of soft animal skin, surrounded by others and with a large bulge near its middle. Intrigued I look closer and found that one in particular was giving the creature comfort, it was taller, more angular than the curves of the smaller creature. With a final agonizing screech fallowed by a sigh of relief an ugly little ball of screams and slim came out of the curved creature. As I continued to look I saw that the curved one began to leak from its face, however that didn't register as much as the emotions that radiated from the pair.
It was hard to pinpoint, a word that had no meaning to me but also had the greatest came to my mind... love. I didn't know what it meant but I felt a tugging at my being that I was close, to what I didn't know. I most likely would have stared forever if a large creature hadn't came over. It was large, easily towering over the others by a large margin, and its color was a dull gray, instead of a white that I felt it should have been. What stuck me as the most odd was that it was missing an arm, the stump jagged like a broken rock. Vines and leaves cascaded down its arm and water filled gourds that grew along them, the new creature even scared the group of animals that seemed intent on taking the lives of the freshly born life. This picture filled me with joy, but I didn't understand why until they all looked up. Seeing their attention go elsewhere I too looked upwards and my breath was taken away. Up in the sky was the most beautiful thing I had ever seen. Everything above them was covered in sparkles of color, both big and small. At that moment everything became clear, I am Manus... and I was home again.
With a bass note that rumbled the grounds and shook the heavens, I pulled my form together and rose from my watery tomb. As I breached the water I let out a yawn that too shook the earth. For how long I was asleep I wouldn't know, but it was already to long. Seeing the awe of my children upon me it was time I gave them one, final gift. Focusing this new burst of energy I made a compact ball of pure starlight, it wasn't big or as impressive as my other stars. Yet this one was special, lifting it higher to the sky, I let it float for several seconds before detonating it, creating the base for my gift. The clouds of star dust collected together and formed the ground of what I would call heaven. It has been far too long since me and my siblings worked together on something, now was as good a time as ever.
Taking a deep breath we focused our energies together, stars and sunlight resonating together in harmony as we ascended.
I awoke to darkness and cold, yet it was somehow comforting. I moved my consciousness around and found lights in the darkness, familiar but also completely new. I tried to move but found my body gone, or did I never have a body? What was a body? These questions swam amongst my mind until my conscienceless connected with a soft, pink, and fleshy creature. It was intriguing, it seemed to be in great pain however. It was draped over some type of soft animal skin, surrounded by others and with a large bulge near its middle. Intrigued I look closer and found that one in particular was giving the creature comfort, it was taller, more angular than the curves of the smaller creature. With a final agonizing screech fallowed by a sigh of relief an ugly little ball of screams and slim came out of the curved creature. As I continued to look I saw that the curved one began to leak from its face, however that didn't register as much as the emotions that radiated from the pair.
It was hard to pinpoint, a word that had no meaning to me but also had the greatest came to my mind... love. I didn't know what it meant but I felt a tugging at my being that I was close, to what I didn't know. I most likely would have stared forever if a large creature hadn't came over. It was large, easily towering over the others by a large margin, and its color was a dull gray, instead of a white that I felt it should have been. What stuck me as the most odd was that it was missing an arm, the stump jagged like a broken rock. Vines and leaves cascaded down its arm and water filled gourds that grew along them, the new creature even scared the group of animals that seemed intent on taking the lives of the freshly born life. This picture filled me with joy, but I didn't understand why until they all looked up. Seeing their attention go elsewhere I too looked upwards and my breath was taken away. Up in the sky was the most beautiful thing I had ever seen. Everything above them was covered in sparkles of color, both big and small. At that moment everything became clear, I am Manus... and I was home again.
With a bass note that rumbled the grounds and shook the heavens, I pulled my form together and rose from my watery tomb. As I breached the water I let out a yawn that too shook the earth. For how long I was asleep I wouldn't know, but it was already to long. Seeing the awe of my children upon me it was time I gave them one, final gift. Focusing this new burst of energy I made a compact ball of pure starlight, it wasn't big or as impressive as my other stars. Yet this one was special, lifting it higher to the sky, I let it float for several seconds before detonating it, creating the base for my gift. The clouds of star dust collected together and formed the ground of what I would call heaven. It has been far too long since me and my siblings worked together on something, now was as good a time as ever.
I guess we should, we have no right to stop them if someone did.
I look over to Sol, it seems that hope has left him. Or at the least he is still quite bitter. Taking another sip of this dreadful tea, I say, "I see, but it doesn't have to end like this. I saw were I lied, I felt the ocean around me. The cold. The dark. The everything. I know that we can return, its just going to take a little bit of effort."
In truth I didn't know if that was true, when I focused I lost myself a bit. I didn't know who I was until I decided to stop. This is all new to me, being dead and all. But I can't just stay here, while my siblings fight. I did what I did to stop that, I had to return. Not only did my siblings need us but what of our creations? How well could my children live without their father? And what of the sun? Wouldn't it diminish its glow once it realized that its father isn't their to see it shine?
No it couldn't end here. "Sol, we need to go back. Not just because of this dreadful tea, but because our brothers and sisters need us. There is still too much to create and we are wasting our time here when we can be out there!" With a deep intake of breath, I extended my hand to my brother, "Sol, I know we had our differences. But please... Take my hand and lets return home." With a pleading sound to my voice, I hoped my brother would make the right choice.
In truth I didn't know if that was true, when I focused I lost myself a bit. I didn't know who I was until I decided to stop. This is all new to me, being dead and all. But I can't just stay here, while my siblings fight. I did what I did to stop that, I had to return. Not only did my siblings need us but what of our creations? How well could my children live without their father? And what of the sun? Wouldn't it diminish its glow once it realized that its father isn't their to see it shine?
No it couldn't end here. "Sol, we need to go back. Not just because of this dreadful tea, but because our brothers and sisters need us. There is still too much to create and we are wasting our time here when we can be out there!" With a deep intake of breath, I extended my hand to my brother, "Sol, I know we had our differences. But please... Take my hand and lets return home." With a pleading sound to my voice, I hoped my brother would make the right choice.
Breakdown-Central Park- Momo
In a flash, everything changed. Instead of the big boom of a large explosion, the aggressor was incapacitated by, no. It couldn't be... the Vitruvian Man? He hasn't been seen in years. Yet here he was, taking out the bad guy. In all honesty Jason was a little star struck. But shaking it off Jason took what he had heard from to heart. Reengaging his gloves, Jason tugged at Momo's arm and said, "Lets take his advice and go."
Jason wasn't looking forward to this fight, it would seem the only way to truly stop it would to be increasing his power to dangerous levels. Jason left the subway and hoped that Momo had taken his advice, there had been enough carnage today and she seemed to young to be at the hands of that fiend.
In a flash, everything changed. Instead of the big boom of a large explosion, the aggressor was incapacitated by, no. It couldn't be... the Vitruvian Man? He hasn't been seen in years. Yet here he was, taking out the bad guy. In all honesty Jason was a little star struck. But shaking it off Jason took what he had heard from to heart. Reengaging his gloves, Jason tugged at Momo's arm and said, "Lets take his advice and go."
Jason wasn't looking forward to this fight, it would seem the only way to truly stop it would to be increasing his power to dangerous levels. Jason left the subway and hoped that Momo had taken his advice, there had been enough carnage today and she seemed to young to be at the hands of that fiend.
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