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5 yrs ago
Current I don't trust stairs. They're always up to something.
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8 yrs ago
William Shakespeare in past tense would be "Wouldiwas Shookspeared"
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9 yrs ago
Have you heard about the Italian cook with an incurable disease? He pastaway.
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9 yrs ago
Trains don't drink.. They chug.
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9 yrs ago
Something about subtraction just doesn't add up.
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A smile better suits a hero.

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@lydyn@rivaan Sorry, a few things have popped up and I now have a full-time job. I'll try reply when I can (Being now-ish)
@Foster Happens a lot. Just be patient (for a long time.)
And so, I post the first player-made Screamer, Zenovia.


Ellie let out a slightly nervous laugh when Amelia mentioned the noble's complaints. "I think I'd be the only one getting into the most trouble. But you're right. She'll definitely have to become a squire now." She responded with a shrug. She didn't like the politics either, perhaps she should've opted to be a mercenary like Amelia, not that she had much choice in the matter to begin with.

"The Sisters don't give special treatment to anyone in the Company. But each Squire has their own mentor. Your mentor will be me, so you don't need to worry too much." She said as they walked into the library, which looked more like a cathedral from the outside. It was contradictory of her to say that, but it kind of... made sense?

She turned her head slightly to give the two a grin, "Good to have you aboard, Amelia! Of course, you can wear whatever you like. As long as you can fight the good fight." She added with a chuckle. She quite liked having heavy armor on, she had gotten so used to having it on all the time, that it's pretty much become part of her body. Sometimes she even forgets to take it off.

As they walked into the giant library, the clerk greeted them with a silent nod. It was quite uncommon to find knight folk in a library, but it wasn't something to make a song and dance about, not that anyone would in a library. Ellie walked up to the clerk with a soft smile on her face, while most men would cower at her height, the old man stood calmly before her. "Do you still have that old book about Deities? Y'know, that one I kept borrowing when I was little." She inquired. Her voice was a lot softer than usual, mostly because it was a library, but it had an air of familiarity.

The old man nodded wordlessly before he turned to point at one of the shelves. She nodded back at him as thanks. She made a slight beckoning gesture to her companions and started walking toward where the man pointed. She turned her head slightly toward Amelia "Are you alright Amelia? You look a tired." She asked in a soft tone as they walked.
@lydyn Sorry. I'm just going through some stuff right now. So I might not be able to reply for another day or so. (I'll try reply as soon as I can)
:V
Sorry if the reply is a little short and ...weird(?)
She noticed Amelia fall into a bout of deep breaths, she wasn't sure what was wrong and instinctively reached out to support the dragoon who had leaned against a nearby wall. Ellie withdrew her hand when Amelia had shown signs of calming down.

Ellie couldn't help but smile when Evelyn piped up. This girl seemed full of surprises. "Perhaps I should really take you in as my Squire so you can build some rapport with me~!" She laughed. She felt that this girl had some spirit in her, she'd probably make a good Squire if she tried hard enough.

Ellie's face went a light shade of red at the mention of liking other women, but she regained her composure quite quickly. "Aye, nothing bad seems to come from liking other women. Perhaps you've taken a liking to us~? Or rather, me?" She grinned cheekily at the smaller girl. In all honesty, Ellie hadn't actually put much thought into being in a relationship, since her mind was constantly focused on military operations. However, since she had had quite a few proposals before, she leaned more towards women. To her, they seemed less single minded when it came to stuff like this compared to men.
@lydyn I can change it. No biggy
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