..............so...nerdy bookworm gorgon discovering her...'Inner Goddess'.
This is like a buffet for my character, I swear you guys are painting targets on your faces.
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Redwing said
Posted! I'm actually really looking forward to see what Capello's nickname is going to be for Feli.
.......*wide grin*
Dark Angel said
@Spawnling: Aw, thanks! I think Capello and she will have an interesting friendship, since Capello seems to like appearing out of nowhere, and that would totally terrify Gin. I'm also slightly scared to find out what that nickname is.
Capello likes many things. And you'll just have to wait until they interact!
Got a nickname for Akari. Alexis and Andrew are proving difficult at the moment, I'm sure it'll come to me as we progress.
Gin is adorable. Capello is probably going to be scarier than all hell to her *ULTRA FRIENDLY WARMTH TEASE* but Gin is adorable.
And pool boy seems scatterbrained, I love it.
EDIT: Got nicknames for both now.
And pool boy seems scatterbrained, I love it.
EDIT: Got nicknames for both now.
I'm so not sorry for any of that.
And don't worry, I'll have names for all of you. I'm still curious how the pairings will occur and who'll get Capello.
And don't worry, I'll have names for all of you. I'm still curious how the pairings will occur and who'll get Capello.
"OhmygawdHime-chaaaaan~!"
A high pitched voice came from the nearby bushes as a short high school girl with vivid blonde hair and a sickeningly bright pink tank top popped out, waving furiously at Kimiko. The girl's eyes were wide as she bounced around, keeping out of arms reach of the other girl as she pointed at her furiously, batting her eyes with a huge grin as she spoke in a heavy valley girl accent. The wind carried a heavy scent of cinnamon around her as she clapped both hands to her cheeks.
"Are you pouting? Ohmahgaw, that so doesn't suit you! You should smile, you're SOOOOOO pretty whenyousmile!"
The girl pulled a wild spin, and her hair cascaded down around her, before splitting apart to reveal a white haired young man in a blue coat, eyes glinting as he grinned at Kimiko, standing with folded arms.
"Sorry Hime-chan, I couldn't resist."
Capello's pet name for Kimiko, Japanese for Princess, despite all protests. The fox had no real special meaning behind it. The girl was Japanese, or at least her name was, and had been raised with great reverence. It wasn't said with disdain or a mocking tone, but it was definitely a tease. The fox demon chuckled, putting a hand over his mouth as he examined the high school girls in the bushes.
"Fan club? How sweet! Oh, and don't worry about rumors about you and some boy talking, they can't actually see me right now. Or could they possibly be bullies? Jealousy of your beauty, of your sweet elusive smile! Oh, youth!"
The fox fanned himself with one hand, giving an idle chuckle and seeming to choose to not remember that he was only four years older than the girl. At least, if his age was to be believed anyway.
"Want me to scare em off for you, Hime? You know, so you can run off without supervision for what I can only assume to be a secret tryst with a man. Ahh, forbidden love."
He held one hand near his mouth, as if conspiring with her.
"Don't worry, your secret is safe with me! Personally, I'm all for loving humans. Can't get enough of the little buggers really, they're adorable. Dumber than a balloon in a field of pins, but sweet! Like a big stupid baby, you just wanna protect em!"
Capello was full of energy today, that much was obvious. His grin was far too wide, far too eager. With the fox, that was rarely a good sign for anyone looking for solitude. And odds are the Capello currently talking was just another illusion, and the real fox was watching from somewhere else, trying to muffle his laughter.
A high pitched voice came from the nearby bushes as a short high school girl with vivid blonde hair and a sickeningly bright pink tank top popped out, waving furiously at Kimiko. The girl's eyes were wide as she bounced around, keeping out of arms reach of the other girl as she pointed at her furiously, batting her eyes with a huge grin as she spoke in a heavy valley girl accent. The wind carried a heavy scent of cinnamon around her as she clapped both hands to her cheeks.
"Are you pouting? Ohmahgaw, that so doesn't suit you! You should smile, you're SOOOOOO pretty whenyousmile!"
The girl pulled a wild spin, and her hair cascaded down around her, before splitting apart to reveal a white haired young man in a blue coat, eyes glinting as he grinned at Kimiko, standing with folded arms.
"Sorry Hime-chan, I couldn't resist."
Capello's pet name for Kimiko, Japanese for Princess, despite all protests. The fox had no real special meaning behind it. The girl was Japanese, or at least her name was, and had been raised with great reverence. It wasn't said with disdain or a mocking tone, but it was definitely a tease. The fox demon chuckled, putting a hand over his mouth as he examined the high school girls in the bushes.
"Fan club? How sweet! Oh, and don't worry about rumors about you and some boy talking, they can't actually see me right now. Or could they possibly be bullies? Jealousy of your beauty, of your sweet elusive smile! Oh, youth!"
The fox fanned himself with one hand, giving an idle chuckle and seeming to choose to not remember that he was only four years older than the girl. At least, if his age was to be believed anyway.
"Want me to scare em off for you, Hime? You know, so you can run off without supervision for what I can only assume to be a secret tryst with a man. Ahh, forbidden love."
He held one hand near his mouth, as if conspiring with her.
"Don't worry, your secret is safe with me! Personally, I'm all for loving humans. Can't get enough of the little buggers really, they're adorable. Dumber than a balloon in a field of pins, but sweet! Like a big stupid baby, you just wanna protect em!"
Capello was full of energy today, that much was obvious. His grin was far too wide, far too eager. With the fox, that was rarely a good sign for anyone looking for solitude. And odds are the Capello currently talking was just another illusion, and the real fox was watching from somewhere else, trying to muffle his laughter.
This beginning post for me is hurting my sides from laughter, dear lord.
Considering his age, Capello will have been there for several years. He changes his story a lot. But anyone whose been there for a while knows he's been there for several years.
I will also have him give out nicknames to everyone. Because.
*now has a nickname for Viridian's character that's going to be amazing.*
Oh, and anyone who wants their character to know Capello is more than welcome. He's a friendly sort.
I will also have him give out nicknames to everyone. Because.
*now has a nickname for Viridian's character that's going to be amazing.*
Oh, and anyone who wants their character to know Capello is more than welcome. He's a friendly sort.
Viridian will have to make the decision. I'm just sharing my opinion on the matter. I'm good with whatever.
....Teeeeechnically turning into a Golem would remove all sentient thought from your body aaaaaand a Gargoyle isn't actually a real creature, but rather a stone depiction of demons, chimeras, and such *not totally sure, Greek Mythology is my forte, passing knowledge of everything else*
But common useage would refer to a Golem as a mindless automaton and a gargoyle as a flying creature that can either turn to stone *thus rendering themselves inert, going back to square one* or simply hold a position to the point of being stone like.
Honestly, it depends on how strong you think your character needs to be. To me, immunity to supernatural abilities strikes me as overpowered, seeing as they are indeed supernatural. We're already tough, and having a character that's just plain immune to an ability makes it so you don't require help or assistance from others, which in turn means during such situations, there's no reason for your character to rely on another, which removes some beautiful opportunities for growth and interaction.
My character cannot fight in a physical conflict. He relies on trickery. That will only get so far. As such, my character will be relying on those of you who CAN fight, but maybe lack subtlety. The point of this was to make my character a useful asset to offset the weaknesses of others, but still require their help to survive. This is made more interesting *for me at least* by the fact that he's a renowned liar, bringing a whole truck ton of trust issues into play.
I personally think that making your character immune to something or simply tough in all corners makes them...bland and overpowered. You should never be able to breeze through a conflict, it should make you *the player* worry and stress and really think about a clever, creative way to beat it. If your character gets petrified, MAN I hope you made some friends who are gonna help you. It could even be really interesting to have to protect the petrified one, using the heavy hitters to move them around and lose ground because they're the only ones who can lift them.
Rambling Spawnling, sorry if that seemed long winded.
EDIT: BUT AS ALWAYS, VIRIDIAN GETS THE FINAL SAY!
But common useage would refer to a Golem as a mindless automaton and a gargoyle as a flying creature that can either turn to stone *thus rendering themselves inert, going back to square one* or simply hold a position to the point of being stone like.
Honestly, it depends on how strong you think your character needs to be. To me, immunity to supernatural abilities strikes me as overpowered, seeing as they are indeed supernatural. We're already tough, and having a character that's just plain immune to an ability makes it so you don't require help or assistance from others, which in turn means during such situations, there's no reason for your character to rely on another, which removes some beautiful opportunities for growth and interaction.
My character cannot fight in a physical conflict. He relies on trickery. That will only get so far. As such, my character will be relying on those of you who CAN fight, but maybe lack subtlety. The point of this was to make my character a useful asset to offset the weaknesses of others, but still require their help to survive. This is made more interesting *for me at least* by the fact that he's a renowned liar, bringing a whole truck ton of trust issues into play.
I personally think that making your character immune to something or simply tough in all corners makes them...bland and overpowered. You should never be able to breeze through a conflict, it should make you *the player* worry and stress and really think about a clever, creative way to beat it. If your character gets petrified, MAN I hope you made some friends who are gonna help you. It could even be really interesting to have to protect the petrified one, using the heavy hitters to move them around and lose ground because they're the only ones who can lift them.
Rambling Spawnling, sorry if that seemed long winded.
EDIT: BUT AS ALWAYS, VIRIDIAN GETS THE FINAL SAY!
Your brain is a lump of stone. No one can change into stone and still function, at least not on our list.
Before everyone starts adding that to their CS, don't. It'd be silly.
EDIT: I realize that sounded like I was insulting you, I totally wasn't, I was trying to make a point, not that YOU had a lump of stone for brains.
Before everyone starts adding that to their CS, don't. It'd be silly.
EDIT: I realize that sounded like I was insulting you, I totally wasn't, I was trying to make a point, not that YOU had a lump of stone for brains.
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