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2 yrs ago
It's my birthday so I'm making it everyone's problem.
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2 yrs ago
I figure my presence on this site is more of a curse than a blessing.
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2 yrs ago
Be the superhero roleplay that you want to see in the world.
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2 yrs ago
Don't mind me, just making another reappearance.
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3 yrs ago
By no popular demand, I'm back.
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Years after writing my original post and funnily enough, I'm still Prose!

I'm twenty something, I like superheroes, magic and well... anything that happens to catch my eye. Sometimes I take random breaks from this site and reappear when you least expect me. Sorry about that. It's the mental health. I thrive in high casual settings and I like to write the same characters over and over so expect to see them regurgitated across different threads.

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Spat out a short Kea reply! Mostly just a lot of introspection filler.




He had a bad feeling about the vagrant.
It wasn't just his usual misgivings about unfamiliar people but rather something... worse than that. He had made to push his way over to the man before realizing he was a breath too late and they wanted him to come along to the police station. Well-- "wanted" was generous terminology. He was pretty sure he'd hear about it later if he didn't attend, at the very least, it would look suspicious since Linda had kindly turned the light onto him. If the crime had been arson then maybe he would have been more forgiving.

He was grateful for Mia, at least. She had almost immediately stepped in to back him up and they weren't even-- did that mean they were friends? Weird.

His gaze trailed over the other attendees, at least he wasn't alone. He wasn't sure where Valerian and Emily had wandered off to but he figured that anyone with any sense would have probably gone home and slept this off. Reluctantly but without much fuss, he made to follow the group outside, keeping his head down and his shoulders drawn. He didn't speak as they walked but he couldn't help but wonder about the vagrant, about the two patients who weren't here now and about-- everything. Stanton was dead and the whole circumstance was wrong.

Eventually they had left the building and he could not turn off his mind. Whatever terrible thing had occurred with Stanton, it was following him like a wave of black.

It was an odd feeling, to be in the back of a police vehicle.
It gave him too much time to mull over what he'd already tried to unpack. He could see that the worst of the snow had ceased falling and the city was lost beneath a blanket of white. Spectators had gathered around the building, eager to catch a glimpse of the carnage and something about it made him feel worse somehow.

"It's fucking freezing, isn't it?" He murmured, maybe in general, maybe to the others.

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I can respond sometime mid-week!
Sorry for my brief absence, I'm hanging with friends.
I'm interested!




Standing now at what he'd considered the point of no return, Simon was left to face down with a peculiar figure. His instinct was to go for a weapon but he could hardly bring himself to move. He had frozen in place shortly after his unsuccessful retreat, staring up at the cold blue eyes that stared back at him. His heart was hammering in his chest and he was stuck there, incapable of speaking or acting. His breath exhaled sharply and he tried to make note of as many details as he could about the individual although they were shrouded in gloom and that was no easy task. He could not make out much of their face but he could see the scar, a twisted, knotted thing that stretched across their cheek.

He wanted to brush them off as some sort of vagrant, a nobody in the darkness who was hungry for a fight. He considered they could perhaps be a local who was too keen on superstition, he was familiar with the type. He did what he could to ease his posture as he stared them down, tried not to look threatening, just in case they were looking for a fight. If they were just a superstitious local then he doubted they'd strike him but it helped to be nonthreatening in these situations all the same. He did not want to consider them to be some sort of sign. The words they spoke rung too true with his own internal turmoil, they was too close for comfort.

At the very least, this was an opportunity, wasn't it?

He had wanted to ask questions anyway, his whole purpose for visiting was to ask questions. If this dark figure had some kind of answers then who was he to complain? He tried to reassure himself with this logic although it did little to qualm the fear in the pit of his stomach. He would quiz this strange person a little and then he'd retreat the carriage, preferably without sustaining any injuries. He struggled for one more deep breath, and exhaled through his nose before he managed to force a pleasant smile on his face. The change was almost immediate, he'd gone from cornered animal to friendly face in no time flat.

He swallowed down the anxiety rising up the back of his throat and he forced his words out through his teeth, smiling all the while. "I don't know what you mean," he knew exactly what they meant but he would not show fear if he could help it. Fear was no use to him when he was engaging in investigative journalism, this wasn't the first shady figure he'd ever had to face off with and he presumed (or hoped) they would not be the last. His eyebrows drew together in an attempt to look confused. "What's to fear about the woods?"

What wasn't to fear about the woods?
You know, the lack of cannibals was what this rp was lacking.
@VitoftheVoid Man, Vit, you really went off with the art and the pixel.
I'm jealous.
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