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Prisoner's of Pandora. (Scrapped for now)

Oh great now I really want to be a pilot now.

Maybe something goes wrong and he ends up on the fantasy side, piloting an all terrain mech suit to try to get back.

That's completely dependant on starting points and plots though.

Prisoner's of Pandora. (Scrapped for now)

Hello I'd like to play.

Concept ideas
Human Black Market Slaver
Human Environmental Researcher
Human Pilot

How technological are we talking for humans? Satalites, space travel on a small scale?

The Mage Guild of Alsijan

Character Name: Marius
Time of Day: Early Morn
Location: Dormitory Common Room
Interacting with: Brandon@Avant; Anyu @TaliPaendrag; Sylvanna @Etranger; Orky @OrkytheOrc; Rahele @Moyai

Hearing Brandon's words, typically he blistering lack of even attempting to try to understand others on a level pegged him as someone Marius needed. He was text book. He fit the word. The deed. The demeanor and everything in between. For lack of a better word, Brandon was perfect. Marius smiled intensely, his eyes almost gleaming with resolution. "Got you." He stated, regardless of whomever would hear him.

The dwarf took his leave making a few other recommendations for who his choice of company should be, and again it made him laugh but internally. Truly he was made for him. And he wondered what the future would hold for the hero and the dwarf. Marius was quick to take up his role in the dynamic. "He does make a point. Perhaps I should change my strategy. Perhaps he means... yes." He stroked his chin in thought. "A not too subtle way to commit myself to the underdogs of the guild. What better group to achieve assured fame and glory? He even suggested the friendliness of nicknames."Even now he looks after his hero. Marius closed his eyes, smiling, suddenly feeling grateful.

He glanced at the loud elf that was wildly using the one his dwarf friend must have picked for him and he grimaced. "I do wish for something a bit more flattering." He shrugged and sighed.

He went back to the first person he was talking. He caught her name now that she had mentioned it so nearby. He looked at the girl nearly half his size. "Anyuki right?" He smiled, placing a hand out, a bandaged one as if offering to shake hands. "Regards. Considering you lack a proper uniform, am I to assume you are like me? New to the guild?" But Marius was wearing a uniform and didn't even seem to notice that it might contradict his claim, having been given a uniform to wear out of the infirmary. "The dwarf had reminded me that if I am to make the best of things, I'll need allies. Friends. Considering we are both new, I'd like to form such a partnership." He smiled, though the claim was quite political in scope, and even now he seemed to be lording a bit. "If you don't mind that is." He added in as an after thought, I mean why wouldn't she accept.

He then saw the Ork hit a book shelf, and he returned with a nervous blushing hi in response. Marius blinked back at him, turning his body and crossing his arms. Looking at the Ork and the dancing elf and the human girl that seemed to be asking questions about the rules of the school and still had not received her answer. "Underdogs. I bet this school expects nothing of us. But as history had shown time and again, we are all secretly geniuses that will prove them wrong. Yes-yes of course. We will should most assuredly become friends! A force to be reckoned with!" He looked back to Anyu, speaking a little loudly. "What do you think Anyuki? Invite the el- no, no change tactics. Use nicknames." It was hard to know when he was talking to her or to himself.

"We should invite the big guy." He pointed to Orky. "Chuckles over there." Pointing to Sylvanna, whom probably needed a chaperon anyway. "And the bookworm." He pointed finally at Rahele, the last student in the room. "We get our uniforms, then strengthen our bonds of companionship over breakfast." He said aloud, partly asking and partly inviting already.

Salutation

I'm dropping in and saying hello!

Welcome! I hope you have some great stories!

Hello! I'm excited to start writing with all you nice people!

Hello Alice and welcome to the Guild! ^^

What kind of fiction do you write? What settings and themes?

The Mage Guild of Alsijan

Character Name: Marius
Time of Day: Early Morn
Location: Dormitory Common Room
Interacting with: Brandon@Avant; Anyu @TaliPaendrag;

He smiled at the nod. A knowing, intrigued smile. The shift in his exposed eye was that something akin to finding the answer to a particularly difficult math problem. He checked off a few things in his head. He did notice she backed up and looked constantly on edge. Of couse, small, meek possibly. Likes to hide away in corners. To be in the presence of a hero must be truly overwhelming for the poor creature. He had to maybe perhaps keep his voice down when he tells her what he has already deduced. The shock may render her comatose. Just one more question- "Do you-?"

Hearing 'Phoenix' shot Marius attention over to the dwarf. Then he pronounced it wrong, and this made Marius give him a puzzled look. He eyeballed the dwarf before coming to a conclusion. Merchant Tongue wouldn't be a dwarf's first language he must have tried to say his revered title but there was a bit of a loss in translation. How embarrassing for him. Marius cracked a smile but quickly wiped it away. It wasn't the dwarfs fault and he wouldn't do to mock others on their short comings.

He cleared his throat and raised a finger to the dwarf. He corrected. "Het wordt uitgesproken als Phoenix Dawn, nadruk op de 'awn', veelgemaakte fout." [It's pronounced as Phoenix Dawn, emphasis on the 'awn', common mistake.] Perfect Dwarvish came from Marius, even getting the idioms and slight accent correct with the deep-throated raspiness common to the consonants.

It would fall on deaf ears it seems. He came right up and reinsulted Marius. This time, the brick wall that was his ego was penetrated. The Hero huffed, but kept his composure, merely crossing his arms. With the uniform, he concluded that the Dwarf was also a student and not a professor, so they were akin to peers, atleast under the Guild Banner. "Please Dwarf Man." He stated. Again not getting the names, he realized he didn't really get any of them, too lost in thought to focus on such insignificant details. He couldn't even be sure if they were the people he thought they were yet. "Whose being rude by interrupting someone after insulting them? I can understand you're jeal-"

He then came to a realization like another light bulb went off in his head. His entire demeanor changed in an instant as he gave that penetrative stare again, his face intense as if he just realized something earth shattering, this time to Brandon. He had that same face when he was in the clutches of Tiana having come to his own conclusion. He didnt bend over, but he did uncoil his arms and lean in. "Are you always like this? Constantly surly and lashing out at everything that doesn't conform to your impossibly specific expectations?" The way he asked this question, the way he presented it was that it was a legitimate question. Not even the slightest hint that there was meant to be an insult in it.

The Mage Guild of Alsijan

//Made by mistake. My apologies//

The Mage Guild of Alsijan

Character Name: Marius
Time of Day: Early Morn
Location: Dormitory Common Room
Interacting with: Brandon@Avant; Mama Tiana@Stitches; Anyu @TaliPaendrag Rahele @Moyai

The Dwarf was met with the same studying glare as the other students. Even the portion about the torture seemed to be met with only a wide yellow brown eye stare as he approached, leaning over to get a little towards the dwarfs level. The mannerisms did make Marius' eyes twitch and farrow before he stood back up, looking away and sighing. "Need more information." He crossed his arms and shoke his head.

He then went back to the dwarf smiling when Tiana stated that he was going to be ignored for his flaggrant abuse of the fine portal that lead to their home. He smiled smugly. "Fate is with me again it seems." He looked up, rubbing a finger along his bandaged cheek. "Although, to handle such punishments whilst already injured I'm sure will be the worst kind of pain. I might need that toughness for the trials ahead. Will I need to resist torture? My tale will be of such tragedies." He wiped the hairs from his face before turning, no longer having any need of being with the two professors.

He cast a glance over his shoulder as the gnome professor spoke. Maybe the dwarf was one too considering age and how familiar they both were. He looked over his shoulder listening as he went to a standing position near the small Enuri. While studying each of the people in the room, Marius did notice the snow falling from her and generally how meek she looked. Meek and naturally tiny like a child. She was almost trembling. Marius wondered if it was something he did. In any case, it was a good place to stand for the lecture, plus he needed to study her more closely. No, just by observation alone he couldn't determine if they fitted his plan. He needed to talk to them.

He couldnt continue his journey until he knew where they all stood.

Getting near the Enuri, he noticed the chill which he had to admit was welcomed. The bandages made him a little warm. He noticed a flake infront of his face, and then took a step on a patch of ice. He made a little bit of a yelp as he sliped, his shoes not making contact with the carpet anymore, thankfully he was able to steady himself on the wall. He froze for a second before he spun back around, acting as if nothing was wrong standing next to the girl half his height.

The human in the room, having remained quite quiet in the face of chaos has then come along to do away with the spell. Marius moved himself to allow her cast the spell, taking note that he guessed other magic had their uses. Mopping up rugs it seemed. He was reaffirmed that he picked the right schools of magic. He made a little bemused hmph before smuggly smiling. He was going to have to study her too but she asked Tiana a fair question that was also on his mind.

Still before it could be answered, Madamae Professor Mama Tiana called his name. He stood at attention putting a fist to his chest, belting it out. "THE PHOENIX DAWN IS HERE!" He responded, his voice unnecessarily loud and full of bombastic decree before lowering his hand. He tried to get the other names, but he only gave them half a mind to remember. It wasn't guaranteed that they were heroes.

When the call was done, Marius stated the requirements out loud to himself. "Get supplies. Get Uniforms. Eat. Unpack. Classes." He nodded with a smile, affirmed in his goals. And then he turned his attention to Anyu. "Enuri girl." He said, again not picking up her name even though he might have been nearby when Tiana gave the role call. Marius' yellow brown eyes studying her again. "Do you want to help people?" He asked suddenly, a very strange question- half listening to what the Madame Professor would answer for the human girl (Again he didnt get her name). He intended to use it as a way of breaking the ice.

Hi there!

Welcome! ^^

I hope you have some fantastic stories and make some great friends!

The Mage Guild of Alsijan

Character Name: Marius Sirvaki
Time of Day: Early Morning
Location: Dormitroy
Interacting with: Orky @OrkytheOrc, Sylvannas @Etranger, Artemis @FurFox

Marius responded to the accusation with immediate call to arms. He took his stance and turned. "Mummy!?" Believing the creature was behind him by how the Orc pointed right at him. Marius's finger tips splashed with embers and flares, the tell tale sign of a fire spell in preparation. "Stay back children! I'll handle this!" He knew that mummies were powerful undead, and though he couldn't see it, there was no telling if the monster had not used some kind of invisibility spell or maybe teleporting for a better vantage point to strike. Marius scanned the wall and corner behind him.

Then he felt the splash of water, the glass soaking the back of his head and dampening his shoulders. His mind went into overdrive, a water spell! The Mummy used Evocation Magic, maybe it was its affinity. He turned, dramatically, ready to face against his attacker. Fire engulfed his hand as he raised it over his shoulder in a wild pitch. Righteous fury on his face. "You picked the wrong element monster! FIRE LA-"

He stopped short of his cast just as he was faced with the yellow hair and bronze skin of an elf, pointing at him and barely containing her giggles. His spell fizzled to nothing. He stared at her for just a moment, a blank calculating look on his face. "Elf. Female. You're not a mummy." He said matter of factly.

The elf then burst out into hysterics, falling to the floor and laughing aloud. Marius relaxed his posture looking at her in mild confusion before he came to a very reasonable conclusion. He smiled, closed his eyes and folded his arm. "Hmm. I knew it." He tilted his head up. "I am funny." basking in the glow of his own many many talents.

Just then another came into the room. Another new face. Marius opened his eyes and looked towards the new comer. "Elf. Female." He repeated, getting a sense for her ears. Why was there so many students here. His brow furrowed in confusion for just a moment before he got it. He smacked a fist into his open palm. "I got it." He smiled proudly, putting his hands on his hips and sticking out his chest. "I knew the headmaster would come around. He sent me another wizard for my growing army. This quest is going great so far." Again talking to himself more than anything else.

He turned to address the new comer in the room. He held up an open palm to her and declared loudly. "Fear not retainer. There is no danger." He lowered his hand and with head held high, still dripping from the water he smiled at her proudly. "Though I must commend you at coming to my aid with such haste. Know that your loyalty will not be forgotten."