Lewascan2I have a question.
Are you allowed to possess the same powers as someone here? Or does your powers really have to be different?
Are you allowed to possess the same powers as someone here? Or does your powers really have to be different?
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I can go with this one. Seems fun!
I'll work on my character soon, though it might take some time, I can bet.
I'll work on my character soon, though it might take some time, I can bet.
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Ruth felt the edge of her shaking fingers brush against the cloth of Kane’s shirt. She turned to him, wide eyes portraying a mix of horror and disbelief. Kane had utter confusion painted on his face. He stayed in the same position, silently processing exactly what his eyes had just caught sight of.
He was momentarily petrified, but decided that it would do little to no good being glued in the same spot forever. "C-come on. T-the guy that ran off, I think, uh... Is, over there, b-by himself? With them." He stuttered as he paced forward, oddly looking calm.
Ruth bit her bottom lip and with no other possible choices left, painfully agreed to his notion as she cautiously followed him, taking small steps at a time. Ruth’s pace decreased as they got closer to the circle of 'aliens', the only sole thing she could think of calling them for now, and fellow ‘being’ and as the dark castle-like structure was only a few steps away. And out of the blues, a cat-like creature pounced in the circle and greets the boy that she first saw. Ruth gazes at the creature, more than certain that it was the same creature she had encountered earlier with the fault of pushing down the trees. Though she still had yet to uncover if it was a friend or a foe – practically all 3 of them now.
As they introduced themselves, every information they spilled just made Ruth’s urge to run away bigger.
She’d expect this place to be anything but a school. And having to be warned that their appearance should be the least of their worries made her heart sink down to her stomach. Albeit so, she couldn’t help but feel excitement quietly rising up her spine.
The doors finally opened and the cat-like creature was the first to rush inside with everyone just on her tail. Ruth took a deep breath and turned to Kane. “Welp. Let’s go?” with a hysterical smile that followed as she nervously ambled through the opened doors.
Ruth felt the edge of her shaking fingers brush against the cloth of Kane’s shirt. She turned to him, wide eyes portraying a mix of horror and disbelief. Kane had utter confusion painted on his face. He stayed in the same position, silently processing exactly what his eyes had just caught sight of.
He was momentarily petrified, but decided that it would do little to no good being glued in the same spot forever. "C-come on. T-the guy that ran off, I think, uh... Is, over there, b-by himself? With them." He stuttered as he paced forward, oddly looking calm.
Ruth bit her bottom lip and with no other possible choices left, painfully agreed to his notion as she cautiously followed him, taking small steps at a time. Ruth’s pace decreased as they got closer to the circle of 'aliens', the only sole thing she could think of calling them for now, and fellow ‘being’ and as the dark castle-like structure was only a few steps away. And out of the blues, a cat-like creature pounced in the circle and greets the boy that she first saw. Ruth gazes at the creature, more than certain that it was the same creature she had encountered earlier with the fault of pushing down the trees. Though she still had yet to uncover if it was a friend or a foe – practically all 3 of them now.
As they introduced themselves, every information they spilled just made Ruth’s urge to run away bigger.
She’d expect this place to be anything but a school. And having to be warned that their appearance should be the least of their worries made her heart sink down to her stomach. Albeit so, she couldn’t help but feel excitement quietly rising up her spine.
The doors finally opened and the cat-like creature was the first to rush inside with everyone just on her tail. Ruth took a deep breath and turned to Kane. “Welp. Let’s go?” with a hysterical smile that followed as she nervously ambled through the opened doors.
Ugh I doubled posted because I forgot to mention. Sorry 'bout that ;^;
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Ruth paced closer towards the eerie yell out of sheer bliss and curiosity, only to find one of the fallen trees barricading in between where they stood. "Crap, really?" Her arms flopped up lazily and back down to her sides, practically whining to no one but to her own ego for having to expecting good results for once, because it hasn't even been half of her journey, she can already feel the aching throbs of her head from the continuous pilling up of confusion and questions. Now how on earth will she be able to reach out?
"Hold on, just give me a- just a minute!"
Shortly, soft grunting and the sounds of cracking twigs followed. The slight shaking of the giant log served as a signal for the girl to take a small steps backwards.
A few quiet minutes passed, and a head eventually popped up from the top of the log. He proceeded to hoist his own body up and lounged upon the fallen tree to rest - probably from all that climbing.
Gazing upwards at him, Ruth shifted her head slightly to take a better look at him, his hair seemed to be all over the place and his head was bent down, until he finally regained strength to at least make eye contacts with her. "So, uh," Ruth watched him as his eyes grew wide once he glanced down at where she stood. This caused the girl to flinch. Quite an awkward gesture for meeting someone for the first time.
"You... okay? Where did the other guy go? At least, I think it was a guy?" He spoke through slow heavy breathing, but had a twist of concern, Ruth could tell. This was proof enough that he was easy to respond to, thank heavens. "Oh, yeah, I'm- I'm okay. And uhh... him." Ruth turned over to her shoulder to glace back at the open path way, done and welcomed by the fallen trees. A.K.A, down to where he had left her for. She sucked in her cheeks before turning back to the young man, still seated upon the log. "Hopefully still safe." With uncertainly tangled around her voice.
Ruth looked at him for a few more seconds before breaking the ice. "I.. think it'd be best if you get down from there quickly. Don't we still need to head somewhere?" She gave a soft chuckle at him before turning around to start pacing down the pathway. "I'm Ruth, by the way. It's nice to meet you." She introduced as she stride. She appeared calm, but internally, she was screaming at were on earth was she picking up all the sudden confidence to speak up like that? So covered up her panic by walking faster down the path to quickly reach their destination.
Not that far away from where she had first encountered the boy, she finally seemed to have reached the end of the road, since there was no more fallen trees in sight - just a wide open space and in where a dark, colossal castle-like structure stood at the center. This was where Ruth gradually decreased her walking pace into slow ambling, scanning the place that started to build up a feeling of fright inside of her.
Just then, her eyes trailed down at the center of the place in where a giant gate was open. Standing just at the middle of it, she could see three figures, and in relief, one of them was the first boy she saw earlier. The three of them conversed away, but Ruth couldn't hold in her horror when she eventually took a proper glimpse of who he was talking to. To say the least, they undoubtedly differed from the term 'Human'. And if not mistaken, one of them had wings!
When Ruth got close enough, she came into an alarming halt, fear-paralyzed hand frantically searching for her companion's support. Her instincts were practically scolding her to the edge of her mind to turn back. But that is the other problem, turn back now to where?
Ruth paced closer towards the eerie yell out of sheer bliss and curiosity, only to find one of the fallen trees barricading in between where they stood. "Crap, really?" Her arms flopped up lazily and back down to her sides, practically whining to no one but to her own ego for having to expecting good results for once, because it hasn't even been half of her journey, she can already feel the aching throbs of her head from the continuous pilling up of confusion and questions. Now how on earth will she be able to reach out?
"Hold on, just give me a- just a minute!"
Shortly, soft grunting and the sounds of cracking twigs followed. The slight shaking of the giant log served as a signal for the girl to take a small steps backwards.
A few quiet minutes passed, and a head eventually popped up from the top of the log. He proceeded to hoist his own body up and lounged upon the fallen tree to rest - probably from all that climbing.
Gazing upwards at him, Ruth shifted her head slightly to take a better look at him, his hair seemed to be all over the place and his head was bent down, until he finally regained strength to at least make eye contacts with her. "So, uh," Ruth watched him as his eyes grew wide once he glanced down at where she stood. This caused the girl to flinch. Quite an awkward gesture for meeting someone for the first time.
"You... okay? Where did the other guy go? At least, I think it was a guy?" He spoke through slow heavy breathing, but had a twist of concern, Ruth could tell. This was proof enough that he was easy to respond to, thank heavens. "Oh, yeah, I'm- I'm okay. And uhh... him." Ruth turned over to her shoulder to glace back at the open path way, done and welcomed by the fallen trees. A.K.A, down to where he had left her for. She sucked in her cheeks before turning back to the young man, still seated upon the log. "Hopefully still safe." With uncertainly tangled around her voice.
Ruth looked at him for a few more seconds before breaking the ice. "I.. think it'd be best if you get down from there quickly. Don't we still need to head somewhere?" She gave a soft chuckle at him before turning around to start pacing down the pathway. "I'm Ruth, by the way. It's nice to meet you." She introduced as she stride. She appeared calm, but internally, she was screaming at were on earth was she picking up all the sudden confidence to speak up like that? So covered up her panic by walking faster down the path to quickly reach their destination.
Not that far away from where she had first encountered the boy, she finally seemed to have reached the end of the road, since there was no more fallen trees in sight - just a wide open space and in where a dark, colossal castle-like structure stood at the center. This was where Ruth gradually decreased her walking pace into slow ambling, scanning the place that started to build up a feeling of fright inside of her.
Just then, her eyes trailed down at the center of the place in where a giant gate was open. Standing just at the middle of it, she could see three figures, and in relief, one of them was the first boy she saw earlier. The three of them conversed away, but Ruth couldn't hold in her horror when she eventually took a proper glimpse of who he was talking to. To say the least, they undoubtedly differed from the term 'Human'. And if not mistaken, one of them had wings!
When Ruth got close enough, she came into an alarming halt, fear-paralyzed hand frantically searching for her companion's support. Her instincts were practically scolding her to the edge of her mind to turn back. But that is the other problem, turn back now to where?
Ruth paced closer towards the eerie yell out of sheer bliss and curiosity, only to find one of the fallen trees barricading in between where they stood. "Crap, really?" Her arms flopped up lazily and back down to her sides, practically whining to no one but to her own ego for having to expecting good results for once, because it hasn't even been half of her journey, she can already feel the aching throbs of her head from the continuous pilling up of confusion and questions. Now how on earth will she be able to reach out?
"Hold on, just give me a- just a minute!"
Shortly, soft grunting and the sounds of cracking twigs followed. The slight shaking of the giant log served as a signal for the girl to take a small steps backwards.
A few quiet minutes passed, and a head eventually popped up from the top of the log. He proceeded to hoist his own body up and lounged upon the fallen tree to rest - probably from all that climbing.
Gazing upwards at him, Ruth shifted her head slightly to take a better look at him, his hair seemed to be all over the place and his head was bent down, until he finally regained strength to at least make eye contacts with her. "So, uh," Ruth watched him as his eyes grew wide once he glanced down at where she stood. This caused the girl to flinch. Quite an awkward gesture for meeting someone for the first time.
"You... okay? Where did the other guy go? At least, I think it was a guy?" He spoke through slow heavy breathing, but had a twist of concern, Ruth could tell. This was proof enough that he was easy to respond to, thank heavens. "Oh, yeah, I'm- I'm okay. And uhh... him." Ruth turned over to her shoulder to glace back at the open path way, done and welcomed by the fallen trees. A.K.A, down to where he had left her for. She sucked in her cheeks before turning back to the young man, still seated upon the tree. "Hopefully still safe." With uncertainly tangled around her voice.
Ruth looked at him for a few more seconds before breaking the ice. "I.. think it'd be best if you get down from there quickly. Don't we still need to head somewhere?" She gave a soft chuckle at him before turning around to start pacing down the pathway. "I'm Ruth, by the way. It's nice to meet you." She introduced as she stride. She appeared calm, but internally, she was screaming at were on earth was she picking up all the sudden confidence to speak up like that? So covered up her panic by walking faster down the path to quickly reach their destination.
Not that far away from where she had first encountered the boy, she finally seemed to have reached the end of the road, since there was no more fallen trees in sight - just a wide open space and in where a dark, colossal castle-like structure stood at the center. This was where Ruth gradually decreased her walking pace into slow ambling, scanning the place that started to build up a feeling of fright inside of her.
Just then, her eyes trailed down at the center of the place in where a giant gate was open. Standing just at the middle of it, she could see three figures, and in relief, one of them was the first boy she saw earlier. The three of them conversed away, but Ruth couldn't hold in her horror when she eventually took a proper glimpse of who he was talking to. To say the least, they undoubtedly differed from the term 'Human'. And if not mistaken, one of them had wings!
When Ruth got close enough, she came into an alarming halt, fear-paralyzed hand frantically searching for her companion's support. Her instincts were practically scolding her to the edge of her mind to turn back. But that the other problem, turn back to where now?
"Hold on, just give me a- just a minute!"
Shortly, soft grunting and the sounds of cracking twigs followed. The slight shaking of the giant log served as a signal for the girl to take a small steps backwards.
A few quiet minutes passed, and a head eventually popped up from the top of the log. He proceeded to hoist his own body up and lounged upon the fallen tree to rest - probably from all that climbing.
Gazing upwards at him, Ruth shifted her head slightly to take a better look at him, his hair seemed to be all over the place and his head was bent down, until he finally regained strength to at least make eye contacts with her. "So, uh," Ruth watched him as his eyes grew wide once he glanced down at where she stood. This caused the girl to flinch. Quite an awkward gesture for meeting someone for the first time.
"You... okay? Where did the other guy go? At least, I think it was a guy?" He spoke through slow heavy breathing, but had a twist of concern, Ruth could tell. This was proof enough that he was easy to respond to, thank heavens. "Oh, yeah, I'm- I'm okay. And uhh... him." Ruth turned over to her shoulder to glace back at the open path way, done and welcomed by the fallen trees. A.K.A, down to where he had left her for. She sucked in her cheeks before turning back to the young man, still seated upon the tree. "Hopefully still safe." With uncertainly tangled around her voice.
Ruth looked at him for a few more seconds before breaking the ice. "I.. think it'd be best if you get down from there quickly. Don't we still need to head somewhere?" She gave a soft chuckle at him before turning around to start pacing down the pathway. "I'm Ruth, by the way. It's nice to meet you." She introduced as she stride. She appeared calm, but internally, she was screaming at were on earth was she picking up all the sudden confidence to speak up like that? So covered up her panic by walking faster down the path to quickly reach their destination.
Not that far away from where she had first encountered the boy, she finally seemed to have reached the end of the road, since there was no more fallen trees in sight - just a wide open space and in where a dark, colossal castle-like structure stood at the center. This was where Ruth gradually decreased her walking pace into slow ambling, scanning the place that started to build up a feeling of fright inside of her.
Just then, her eyes trailed down at the center of the place in where a giant gate was open. Standing just at the middle of it, she could see three figures, and in relief, one of them was the first boy she saw earlier. The three of them conversed away, but Ruth couldn't hold in her horror when she eventually took a proper glimpse of who he was talking to. To say the least, they undoubtedly differed from the term 'Human'. And if not mistaken, one of them had wings!
When Ruth got close enough, she came into an alarming halt, fear-paralyzed hand frantically searching for her companion's support. Her instincts were practically scolding her to the edge of her mind to turn back. But that the other problem, turn back to where now?
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Sickening chills ran down the girl's spine as her eyes trailed towards the creature's direction, watching it swiftly pouncing and forcefully ramming itself onto trees for them to come crashing down. The ground shook vigorously as a response, resulting Ruth to cautiously hunch down to the ground and back away, even if no trees were landing near nor towards her. Well, to be on the safe side.
"RUN WHILE YOU STILL CAN! THIS THING IS NOT OUR FRIEND!" She heard the same voice yell out and a few seconds later, his trace completely disappeared from sight along with the halt of the falling trees. "No. Wait!" She called out as loud as she could at him, but unfortunately no response came back to her. "Oh, how wonderful. Her thoughts trailed. With a heavy sigh, the lone girl hoisted herself up from the ground and dusted away the dirt and hopelessness from herself.
Swinging her bag over her shoulder, she looks up on what was left of the path and had noticed the trees had blocked all available openings but one. Perhaps that 'thing' had actually been assisting them? The boy couldn't have possibly gone anywhere else but down there.
But there was still uncertainty swarming around in Ruth's chest and her mind was jumbled in thoughts. Why would something like that creature HELP? Will this path even be safe? Because the thought of being gobbled up alive in this situation really isn't that hard to imagine. But one thing that the girl can't do now is turn back, ultimately leaving her no more available choices left but to follow that road.
Ruth made a sharp inhale and shook her head lightly, but just before she could journey on, another loud yell and quick pattering of footsteps can be heard clearly just behind her.
"Hello? Is anyone over there?!"
The concern-tainted voice made her face light up with joy and relief to have finally found somebody - a fellow human being, at this rate, still alive and safe. And from the looks of it, they could be, what those old people call it, two same peas in a pod. In the same trick of trouble.
"U-Uhh! Right here!" The girl gave in all of her audibility in hope that her subtle voice can at least reach an ear.
"RUN WHILE YOU STILL CAN! THIS THING IS NOT OUR FRIEND!" She heard the same voice yell out and a few seconds later, his trace completely disappeared from sight along with the halt of the falling trees. "No. Wait!" She called out as loud as she could at him, but unfortunately no response came back to her. "Oh, how wonderful. Her thoughts trailed. With a heavy sigh, the lone girl hoisted herself up from the ground and dusted away the dirt and hopelessness from herself.
Swinging her bag over her shoulder, she looks up on what was left of the path and had noticed the trees had blocked all available openings but one. Perhaps that 'thing' had actually been assisting them? The boy couldn't have possibly gone anywhere else but down there.
But there was still uncertainty swarming around in Ruth's chest and her mind was jumbled in thoughts. Why would something like that creature HELP? Will this path even be safe? Because the thought of being gobbled up alive in this situation really isn't that hard to imagine. But one thing that the girl can't do now is turn back, ultimately leaving her no more available choices left but to follow that road.
Ruth made a sharp inhale and shook her head lightly, but just before she could journey on, another loud yell and quick pattering of footsteps can be heard clearly just behind her.
"Hello? Is anyone over there?!"
The concern-tainted voice made her face light up with joy and relief to have finally found somebody - a fellow human being, at this rate, still alive and safe. And from the looks of it, they could be, what those old people call it, two same peas in a pod. In the same trick of trouble.
"U-Uhh! Right here!" The girl gave in all of her audibility in hope that her subtle voice can at least reach an ear.
Woah crap! I'm sorry if I'm a tad late! I'll be posting soon!
Ruth jolted her body awake by stretching and twisting different parts of her body after an aching boat ride of what the travel time felt like centuries passed.
Stepping off the vehicle, her slightly-widened eyes traveled around her to scan her surroundings, seeming to be too occupied to listen to the captain’s instructions of trailing nowhere but down a specific path.
As the girl heard the engine of the vehicle behind her kick up to operate, she turned over her shoulder and watched the boat accelerating further away from her sight, mentally wishing it a solemn farewell.
Head cautiously turning from left to right, the girl eventually found that she was alone; a sensation she grew quite numb to. Her sight was being engraved by nothing but lifeless trees and dark skies. At one moment, she pondered as to what exactly were their intentions of sending her to such a place.
Not that it was not okay.
This was far better than the place where she had come from.
With that thought in mind, Ruth simply shrugged her shoulders and proceeded down the only welcoming pathway that was present.
The place was deafeningly quiet and the only eerie sounds that could be heard were the soft treading of the sole of her shoe as they came in contact with the ground and her steady deep inhales of her nostrils. Looking back would be at the bottom list of one of the best ideas that Ruth, or anyone in particular, could do, so kept her gaze fixed right at the front.
Along the way, Ruth felt a spark of shock and ease in her chest when she trail of what seemed to be like a person’s outline not far away from where she stood. Years of feeling isolated, she wasn’t too certain of her ability to communicate with another individual, but a fact about the place where the both of them are standing on is that it’s particularly not even plotted anywhere in any geographical maps, and she’d need all the help her sanity can get on. And, just maybe, he’s one of the people who will be assisting her throughout. She had no choice but to gather her courage to speak up to him or her, be it an epic fail or not.
Just when her pace increased down the pathway, she was halted by another indescribable figure that appeared out of the sudden blues, making the poor girl gasp and freeze in horror. “What the-!” She silently cursed.
“What the hell are you?!” a voice echoed out loudly, quite sure directing at the creature. From this, Ruth was able to extract a few facts about the lad; from the tone of the voice, it’s a young man, and a lone clueless rabbit, just like her.
Stepping off the vehicle, her slightly-widened eyes traveled around her to scan her surroundings, seeming to be too occupied to listen to the captain’s instructions of trailing nowhere but down a specific path.
As the girl heard the engine of the vehicle behind her kick up to operate, she turned over her shoulder and watched the boat accelerating further away from her sight, mentally wishing it a solemn farewell.
Head cautiously turning from left to right, the girl eventually found that she was alone; a sensation she grew quite numb to. Her sight was being engraved by nothing but lifeless trees and dark skies. At one moment, she pondered as to what exactly were their intentions of sending her to such a place.
Not that it was not okay.
This was far better than the place where she had come from.
With that thought in mind, Ruth simply shrugged her shoulders and proceeded down the only welcoming pathway that was present.
The place was deafeningly quiet and the only eerie sounds that could be heard were the soft treading of the sole of her shoe as they came in contact with the ground and her steady deep inhales of her nostrils. Looking back would be at the bottom list of one of the best ideas that Ruth, or anyone in particular, could do, so kept her gaze fixed right at the front.
Along the way, Ruth felt a spark of shock and ease in her chest when she trail of what seemed to be like a person’s outline not far away from where she stood. Years of feeling isolated, she wasn’t too certain of her ability to communicate with another individual, but a fact about the place where the both of them are standing on is that it’s particularly not even plotted anywhere in any geographical maps, and she’d need all the help her sanity can get on. And, just maybe, he’s one of the people who will be assisting her throughout. She had no choice but to gather her courage to speak up to him or her, be it an epic fail or not.
Just when her pace increased down the pathway, she was halted by another indescribable figure that appeared out of the sudden blues, making the poor girl gasp and freeze in horror. “What the-!” She silently cursed.
“What the hell are you?!” a voice echoed out loudly, quite sure directing at the creature. From this, Ruth was able to extract a few facts about the lad; from the tone of the voice, it’s a young man, and a lone clueless rabbit, just like her.
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