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Current Can someone please lower Life's difficulty setting?
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8 yrs ago
Pizza is a main course, but is also a pie. Therefore, I can eat pizza as my meal and have another pizza as my dessert.
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8 yrs ago
When I need a left sock, there is none. When I don't need one, there is a surplus. I think the world is toying with me.
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Sunny days are meant to be spent in a dark room surfing the net and watching series in netflix.
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Eating a stick of butter is not as fun as it sounds to be.
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Bio

I am Searat
Half sea, Half rat, All Aqueous Rodent.

My role playing career is something i consider as a hobby of some sort but as to how long i have been role playing, I would say that i have three to four years under my belt. (Though most of the times I was role playing, they were nothing as serious as this and were more of a means to relieve stress with my friends or test out ideas that came to mind with them.)

As for my preferences to genres of role play, I would have no biases nor specific preferences to any genre and would be able to adapt to the genre as best I can when placed into it.

Some of my hobbies consist of: playing games, surfing the web, walking, bowling, darts, and cooking. I sometimes write and draw things but not as much to consider it to be a serious hobby.

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Edward Marsh



'Dangerous? Well no shit, System.' Ed mentally remarked to the System notification that alerted him that the humans with weapons were actually a genuine threat to him if they were unfortunate enough to encounter one. None the less he took note that the second time around, Monster Analysis I gave a little bit more information than the previous. He quickly concluded and took a mental note that the skill perhaps gives more and more information the more and more he used it to scan a creature of the same species. Knowing information regarding a foe would be a great advantage. But that's for the future Ed to think about. Current Ed had to make a joint decision of which of the goodies they found would be prioritized and taken before their window of opportunity for a quiet escape closed.

Ed's findings were as follows: He found a fire starter kit sitting atop a clay jar, and a weapon that is best described to be a baseball bat's bigger and meaner cousin that hit the gym daily. Asteria's findings were marginally more successful than his. As she found: a jar with what seemed to be a smelly horn and a hard ball like thing within, a roll of treated leather, and a very short stone hatchet. All the items they found could prove be useful in their day to day survival or in the future...but it would be impossible for them to take them all without making themselves known to the villagers and drastically slowing their movement. They couldn't discuss which one would be the most beneficial to them now and in the long run. This is mostly due to time constraints to their escape and the fact that at any moment a villager may come in and be surprised to see two monsters inside of their tool shed.

Ed would have wanted to take both but it seemed difficult, if not improbable, to carry the monstrous club and the fire starter kit...so he made a compromise. Quickly snatching up the important bits of the fire starter kit, the pieces of flint and steel. Ed, just as quickly, crams the items in his mouth before grasping the great club, one hand at the tip, one at it's midsection, and his tail on the grip. It was sink or swim situation...and his Ma and Pa did not raise a quitter. A particular theme song plays in his mind as Ed psychs himself up carry the club and get the hell out of there. Hopefully by this time Asteria had also come up with a compromise herself and was prepared to make a hasty and sneaky ex-filtration from this dangerous situation.

If he manages to carry the great club and not give himself a hernia in the process, he would then activate [Muffle II] and sneak away as best as he could while carrying the club parallel to his crouched form. Keeping the heavier end under his arm and using his tail to carry the lighter end; all while using his free hand to maintain balance while crouched.






Oscar approached the goblin corpse and repeated the process of retrieving, cleaning, and cutting the ears off the goblin he had killed from around 30 meters away. Admittedly it was an impressive feat itself that he got the goblin in the head from that far, but impressive feats didn't kill the second crossbow wielding one. A crying shame that is. The ranger then approached the dead elk and pulled down the part of the cloak that covered his nose and mouth. "Real sorry that those monsters desecrated your body." He said with a voice with utmost sincerity as he crouched down and laid a gloved hand on the body. He was taught during his training to show respect to the animals he hunted. It was only right to do so.

After apologizing to the dead animal, the ranger then carried the goblin corpse and tossed it straight into the river, along with the other two Muu had killed. He was sure that all three were dead but throwing their bodies into the frigid waters of the river reassured him. It was better to be safe than sorry. With that done and over with, Oscar grabs some fresh snow and cleans his gloves and boot of the foul smelling goblin blood before he followed Muu back to the camp.



Aaaaaand they're gone.

There was barely anything left of the camp. Only signs that their party mates were there previously. "Well ain't this a kick in the head. They left us." He said while putting his hands on his hips and pursing his lips inward as a sign of his displeasure towards the situation. "I mean the trail is obvious enough for either of us to follow, but...ouch...this is the first time my party left me behind." Shaking his head side to side, he simply shrugs off the fact that they were abandoned rather quickly. "Hope they still have my hat though." He comments just as they leave their former camp site and follow the trail their party left behind.

Their trek downstream was undisturbed by traps nor beasts. The small window of peace gave him an opportunity to notice the finer things of the surroundings. If only they weren't religiously following a trail and locating their party before nightfall, he would have chosen to stay a bit longer just that he could absorb it all. Though now was not that time as snow began to fall, beginning to obscure the trail. "Muu wait up. Snow fall is gonna make the trail harder for you to keep track, let me lead for now, okay? I promise I won't get us lost." He reassured her with a warm smile and a thumbs up before taking the lead.

With the ranger taking the lead, they followed the trail across the spread out waters just as the sun bid the two goodbye and retreated behind the mountains. The warmth was gone, the temperature plummeted. Causing the snowfall to intensify in volume and, with it, any proper visibility. As the temperature went from cold to freezing, it caused the ranger to pull up the hood of his cloak to avoid his ears from freezing off and the snow flakes from hitting his eyes as well as pulling up the front of his cloak to protect his nose and lips. Though the occasional one or ten would wind up causing him to blink away the snow from his lashes. He was far from shivering like a leaf in the wind, but all it took was a wayward blast of wind to turn the cold became an irritating but bearable discomfort to a full blown, and potentially deadly, pain in the ass.

He feels worry for the blade dancer that followed behind him. If this level of cold was irritating to him, she may be freezing her ass off...hopefully only in a metaphorical sense. She wasn't that used to the cold as he was after all. "Hey, Muu how you holding up?" He wasn't able to pay that much attention when he saw the path diverge into two sets of wagon trails that were accompanied by footprints. "Oh...two sets of cart trails and foot prints. Goody." He comments to himself sarcastically as he goes to a knee and examines the two differing trails. He begins to cross examine one from another. Which ones were older/more recent judging by how much the snow had covered the foot prints and the trail itself. A newer one would mean that it was, more likely than not, made by their party. He also examined the depth of the impressions left behind by the people. He would keep an eye out for the deeper and more defined ones. Ettamri and Argen were wearing full sets of heavy armor. That in itself would make a more defined and deeper print than any other; and this was excluding the cumbersome weapons they had as well as Ettamri's size and weight.

Not that he would ever admit it to her, or any woman on that notion, that she was heavy. It would likely save him from her ire and probably spare her heart...if she actually cared about it that is. Ehh...Oz wouldn't risk it either way.

Though, once given an idea as to which trail would be the more recent one and had the deeper and more defined footprints, Oscar would tell Muu that he had probably found their trail and head off to where the trail led to.

Interesting idea. A perfectly valid one at that.



The sound of a quill scribbling upon a page of a notebook is the only sound that fills the private cabin Morgan had paid for himself...well sans the sound of the wind blowing outside that is. He was in the process of taking down notes of his experiences as well as sketching a number of sights he saw on this journey as well as the airship itself. Admittedly this was a fine voyage but, to his years of adventuring and writing, this was a rather bland start to the adventure. Both in book and in actuality. With a quiet sigh, Morgan finishes up his notes and decides to wander about the ship in the meantime. After putting out and cleaning his smoking pipe, he then hides away his writing material. Making one final check of his belongings, Morgan put on his backpack and grabbed his walking stick before leaving his cabin.

Life was bustling in the lower deck of the massive ship. Dozens upon dozens of travelers were present and in various states of motion. Some were relaxing and appreciating the placidity of the flight while others were wandering around the ship, curious of the marvel of an airship they were on. Morgan smiled slightly at the sight before continuing his way through the ship. He didn't get too far before a massive blast of wind caused the ship to tip and causing a number of the passengers to stagger. Morgan managed to keep his footing but the suddenness of the gale of wind was extremely strange. "What in the nine hells was that?" He asked with a confusing sense of déjà vu while helping some of the passengers regain their footing.

He did not have to wait for an answer as a blast of frozen air slammed into the side of the ship and caused massive damage to the flying vessel; sending it plummeting down like a bird that had it's wing torn off. It was chaos in the lower deck, screams of both young and old filled the air along with the sound of air rushing by at breakneck speeds. Morgan stuck his walking cane in between a guard rail and the wall held tightly onto it for dear life. For a few short moments, it seemed like that it would hold out, but it was all for naught as the vacuum caused by the differing air pressures was too great and tore off the already damaged wall of the plummeting ship. Bringing Morgan along, guardrail and all, into the chilly waters of the sea bellow. The impact knocked the man out completely.


Morgan came to with a surge of pain filling his entire body as well as an extreme chill causing the soaked author to shiver like a leaf in the wind. With shaky hands he lifts himself up from the unnaturally cold grass and see the aftermath of the accident. Some were still alive, but a vast majority of the passengers were lying lifeless on the beach or quietly floating in the waves behind him. A weight settled in his heart when he noticed that not all of the bodies were from the adults. The one that had saved him was standing in front of him and seemed to be happy that he was still with the living. He The halfling man then explains the situation of the island as well as the situation regarding the ship and the passengers. "Such a tragedy that all this life has been carelessly wasted..." Morgan muttered quietly to himself and offered a quiet but sincere prayer to the gods for the dead. The halfling then told them that if they were ready, they should meet up in his tent on the nearby hill. "Ah, apologies for my rudeness. Allow me to introduce myself. I am Morgan Sterling Whitaker. An author, adventurer, and gentleman seeking inspiration for another story...though it seems that inspiration found me instead." He gives his savior a quick but respectful bow. "I thank you for saving my life and I am in your debt."


Edward Marsh



Sneaking into the village was easy enough while the people were still waking up and the guards were still tired from the night watch. Coming closer to the village, Ed saw the tribal like clothing the villagers wore and gave him the idea of the native american get up he saw that time he and his family went on a road trip when he was still young...well sans the feather head dressings. Though what really caught the attention of the young ratman was the weapons they wielded. Even from the distance, the keen edges and sharp points were intimidating to look at. It gave him the impression that if he were to encounter one of them in combat, he would be better off quickly hauling his furry butt the hell away from the fight. None the less he kept himself hidden from sight, but gave [Monster Analysis I] another shot as he quickly activated the skill to scan and obtain some general information regarding the regular guards and the one that was not dressed like the others.

As the two progressed further into the village, the animal holding pens were the next thing that caught his attention. Even more so when he saw a few chicken-like critters poking their heads out. Oh how much he wanted to go there and pet the feathery fowl and get some eggs for breakfast while he was at it. Ed had to actively look further beyond the normal enclosures to see that there was one that looked recently ransacked by someone or something further away...but there were more pressing matters at hand and the enclosure in question was out of the way, thus the investigation of the enclosure as well as the petting of the fowls was put on hold until further notice.

After a few short moments of sneaking about, they were finally approaching the small shed. Once there, the ratman peeked in and saw some of the contents of the small A frame shed. The jars and baskets were of key interest and he couldn't help but be curious as to what was contained within. "Hmm...maybe they have some more goodies hidden away here or possibly even some booze if we are lucky." Ed chuckled to himself lightly as he approached each jar and basket and looked in at the contents while more of villagers woke up and prepared for the day ahead. Noticing this he quickly placed back whatever he touched and looks down towards Asteria. "I'm not too keen on stealing...but this is for survival. So tell me what stuff you want me to get before we get out while they are still none the wiser?"



Count me in then.
Just tell me when to place Morgan's CS.
@Lord Orgasmo This open for players from the previous one? If so, Im still interested.



Oscar was left gob struck at the blade dancer's display of dexterity, skill, and agility when she dispatched the goblin that was mere milliseconds away from embedding an eight inch blade into his face as well as the goblin he shot at in such a short span of time. "Whoa..." Though, he was not left in shock for long as he realized that, perhaps, the others were coming to finish the job the two failed to do. In a split second, the ranger nimbly jumps toward a nearby tree and by the time he rolls up from the snow and has his body covered by the tree, he had already prepared an arrow to be loosed to the goblins...that were quickly running away from them. "That was anticlimactic." Oscar says as he takes a more casual stance while putting away the arrow he readied.

He then approaches the goblin that tried to stab him while prone, the creature was still gurgling and drowning in its own blood and spit. Its little hands desperately trying to keep the blood in. The ranger gently shakes his head side to side in pity as he picks up it's discarded dagger and approaching the goblin. In one strike, he drives the dagger straight to it's heart and see the struggling goblin go still in seconds. Pulling out the blood soaked dagger, Oscar then cuts off it's ears. Weather or not it was their mission, soldiers were still paid for killing monsters and bringing back proof.

"Sorry if this wasn't up to your standards of a fight, Muu. I would have loved to hunt them all down but chasing after them in their turf would spell our deaths if its just the two of us." He talks to the blade dancer offhandedly as he approaches the goblin with an arrow sticking out of it's gut. The body twitched slightly but it was already dead when he got close enough. He then uses the dagger to make an incision to where his arrow embedded itself and removed, cleaned, and placed it back into his quiver before also cutting it's ears off. "We should head back and report to Ettamri that we found goblins, managed to kill a few and scared the rest off." He looks to where the elk's body was. He could still see the corpse of the first one he killed but he wasn't too sure if he killed the other."I killed one or two more by the elk. I'm gonna head up there and cut of their ears as well as retrieve my arrows." He says to Muu as he begins to cautiously walk to the corpse, keeping an eye and ear open for traps or beasts looking for a quick meal.

Edward Marsh



The lack of the sun in the sky made the night air significantly colder than before. If the afternoon air was cool, this was outright cold. The wind only intensified the coldness.

The burrow was small enough to fit Asteria and Mother Rat easily, but for Ed and Mother Rat? It was more than a snug fit than Ed cared to admit...but sleeping in the burrow beat sleeping top side where he could have been freezing his tail off. Maybe even literally. His slumber was, for once in the past four days, uneventful. Well other than waking up snuggled to Mother Rat like a plush toy. Doing his best not to awaken the slumbering Dire Rat, he slid out of the burrow slowly and gently. Making sure not to make any sudden movements that may jostle her awake.

Though once outside, Ed let out an involuntary shiver as a cold breeze caught him off guard and hit him on the back. The feeling caused him to instinctively wrap his arms around himself and rub his hands over his fur in hopes that it would warm his body up. "Jesus, its chillier than expected." He commented to nobody in particular as he walked towards where Asteria was experimenting with the flowers they found earlier that day. To be honest? Ed has experienced coldness worse than this. His hometown, Twinbrook, was cold all year round...he never realized how much his old body was used to the cold until now. The cold rarely was an issue for him after all in his old life.

Finally reaching the dire rat, he gently pats Asteria on the back and tells that it was his turn to keep watch and her turn to get some rest. Giving her one final wave before her furry body disappeared into the burrow, he sits himself down on the grass and tries to relax while still keeping an eye on things. The hours pass and Ed thanked God that there were no incidents during his watch, sans getting spooked by the distant howls of creatures he dared not imagine. He grasped some of the tall grass and began to chew it, using the bitter taste to keep his senses alert and his mind sharp. This borderline torturous act, paid off when he saw a very large shadow that circled just below the clouds and just above the peaks of the mountains to the west. [Beast Sense II] activates as Ed squints his eyes to get a better look of the creature with the dim moonlight. Even using [Monster Analysis I] to see if he can identify what that thing is, even if it was a long shot that his rank 1 skill could do it from this distance. Either way, the sight alone struck both fear and awe into his being. Further reminding him that his second life could be taken away from him just as easily as his first.

As the shadow only circled repeatedly, Ed focused on his gnarled stick. He inspects his weapon for a few moments under the moonlight, before deciding that the weapon could use more versatility. The stick itself was naturally good at bludgeoning things to death. But if he managed to sharpen one end or both ends of the stick to a point, it would give him the option of thrusting instead. Plus, in case of the weapon breaking, he could still use the segments with the pointed ends as thrusting daggers. He searches for a suitable rock with a rough edge and begins to work until the sun peeked out of the horizon.

Ed smiles to himself contently as his prediction was correct and that the patrols were sluggish and the villagers were still asleep at this time of the morning. He lays his weapon down and pats himself down of the wood shavings before he approaches the den and speaks into it. Hoping that his voice alone can wake Asteria up. "Hey, Asteria. Wakey wakey. Its time for us to see if that village has useful things that we can use. C'mon lets hop to it while the villagers are still asleep." Once he wakes Asteria up and gets ready, he goes to a low position and begins to move through the tall grass to approach the village in the distance.



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