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Kaliflur bent backwards to avoid the blade, twirling backwards in midair. Her tail came up, and struck Iron Arm's chin quite hard. She continued her twirl until she had done a full flip and was facing the aggressor again. She threw a strong punch to it's gut, and then flew backwards to give the other two combatants some room. She folded her arms again, her tail twitching irritably. They were strong fighters, no doubt, but this was a mess. Everyone was fighting the same person. How could she hope to have a proper bout like this? Such an uncivilized and primitive way of combat, like angry dogs all put into a pit together.
"Reparations aren't just some magic 'make you better' wand! They're a courtesy. And what happens if you are damaged in a way that cannot be repaired. hmm?" Anger was uncharacteristic of Violet, yet here she was, expressing anger.
I am awake, and all caught up!

Not sure how to enter. I think I'd need to do a collab with someone.
I've finally finished reading the first post. I will continue catching up tomorrow, but for now, I need to hit the hay. Goodnight!
Name: Audrey 'Goldilocks' Bale

Appearance:

Age: 18

Affiliation: Herself

Magic Capabilities: None at all.

Weapons: Goldilocks does her best to avoid situations where weapons are needed, but the hooked stick she uses to open windows packs a sting if you're whacked with it.

Strengths: Her skill at lockpicking is where some people think her nickname comes from. She is also very light on her feet and excels at being unseen when she doesn't want to be.

Weaknesses: She has a real tendency to get sidetracked. She is also highly susceptible to bribery.

Relationships: Maria Bale, Mother
Roger Bale, Father

Brief Bio: Audrey used to be the loud, nosy little girl with the curly blonde hair and the blue gingham dress that all the villagers knew about. It was fair to say she wasn't very popular, but nobody would say she was anything other than ordinary. Common. Mundane. She lived with her mom and dad in a bungalow, on the outskirts of the village. She wasn't happy. She knew her life was missing some excitement.

One day, she was walking through the village, past the red house. It was called that because the bricks were red. And the door was always locked. Today, the door wasn't locked. Her curiosity got the better of her. She entered the red house. She could hear voices from the next room. Listening to them, they talked of a plan to break into the cottage past the edge of town, and steal the goods. She heard all the details of the plan. It sounded easy! There were ruins of an old farmhouse close to where Audrey lived. She used to climb it for fun, despite the dangers. Breaking into a house didn't sound harder than that. All she needed was tools, which were just laid out on the table in the room she was in. They may has well have been gift wrapped with a note begging her to take them. She took them, and ran. She could hear the angry voices behind her once she was down the road. She hid. Her heart was pumping. This...this was great! What a rush!

She approached the cottage later in the day. She hid in a bush and waited until the residents left. The mansion was owned by three anthropomorphic bears, with a reputation of mauling salesmen to death, so the bears don't get a lot of social calls. As a result, Audrey knew nothing about them. Once the coast was clear, the ran up to the door, picked the lock, and entered. She looked around. The first thing she noticed was three bowls of porridge on the table. Where would a bear hide gold? The larder? No. Why did she even consider that? She was hungry... She took a taste of the first bowl. Ouch! Too hot! Never mind. She had a job to do. Food could wait until she had enough gold to fill a pantry.

She found the gold after searching the whole house. It was underneath the smallest bed in the bedroom, which was ridiculously comfy. She'd have stolen the bed too if she had a partner to carry it out. She was about to head back downstairs when she heard the door open. The bears were back, and judging by their growls, they had noticed that the lock was picked. She couldn't get out that way. She went over to the bedroom window, and looked out. All the bears were inside. Now was her chance. She opened the window. There were more voices downstairs.

"What are you looking upstairs for? What kind of thief would break into the house and then fall asleep on a bed?"

Eep! She had to get out of there now! She jumped from the window, landed with a roll, and ran with the gold, laughing hysterically. That was the best thing she had ever done! The most fun she had ever had!

That was when she was just the loud, nosy little girl with the curly blonde hair and the blue gingham dress. Now she's an 18 year old professional thief with a reputation known across the land. Now, she is Goldilocks.
An android in Dragonball that looks like Arnie?

Kaliflur swung her hand at the energy ball, knock it away from her and into the mountain range, smiling. Her smile faded. Her hand...it hurt. That blast was more powerful than she had realized. She looked down at her hand. She skin on it was indeed burnt. She wouldn't make the mistake of underestimating what these fighters could do again. Maybe the myth that they could hide their power levels from even the most advanced scouters was a true one. She descended a little more. The girl who had just sent her aggressor into the ground was strong, but she was in the middle of a fight. They were all in the middle of a fight, and it would be rude for her to attack any one of them, except the aggressor. He shot first. When he gets back up and is once again able to fight back, that's when Kaliflur would strike. The thought of a good, challenging fight was getting Kaliflur pumped. The smile would not leave her face.
Violet nodded. "Of course, Alice. I don't know why he pushed himself to risk of damage. It is inefficient."

She marches over to the room Maximus is currently in, and knocks on the door. "Maximus. It is highly ineffiecient to train to the intensity where risk of damage is severe. It is also an offense to deactivate your monitoring camera."
I used to get mistaken for a girl on another roleplaying site, due to how I only ever played girls. I just rolled with it until they all found out.

Anyway, I feel more confident about joining up now :D
I'm so sorry!

I promise that some point soon I will start leaving actual positive impressions of myself.

I hope...
Major Ursa said
Ask out fearless GM/DM/overlord! I don't know why you'd think there be animosity towards ya, by the way...?


He said it's ok, but I want to check with all of you guys. I feel it's important. If just one person says "No. You were really rude and upset me and I don't want you here" then I don't think I should join.
I need to ask. Would anybody here object if I tried to join?
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