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I'm just your average New Yorker. A guy who thinks he can do more than he ought.

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"Such splendid work. Truly splendid. Hold on, just hold on a moment. Please put down the gun, don't you remember me? That's right, me. I am here to congratulate you, of course. Of all the projects I've undertaken, of all the metamorphosis' I have supervised, you are the most radiant. You understand the issue with radiance, don't you? It draws in too many moths. The flittering, fluttering wings of the FBI are flapping far too near your brilliance. Do not fret, my dear, take a hint from the sun; you must only be so bright that they never think to fly near you again."

The foundation for this RP is based upon the multitude of stories concerning Hannibal Lecter. It is expected that when you show interest here that you have some kind of familiarization with the mythos. If you do not, that is also fine, as long as you let me know before you submit a character. I will try my best to provide an in-depth analysis, from my prospective, of the Chesapeake Ripper, as he is sometimes known (as necessary).

Here's where things get a little complicated, I do not believe this story will follow the story of Lecter, but rather, someone who was infinitely inspired by him. This person will likely have characteristics similar to Lecter and will commit similar acts, but will be totally independent. This should be a character driven roleplay as the plot will be very open to interpretation, This serial killer will probably be controlled by myself, unless someone feels like they are up to the challenge, and are willing to work with me very closely. The PC will vary greatly (I hope). They can be anything from a psychologist working with the FBI, to a survivor of the killer. Due to the nature of the investigation, and the variability of the location of the crimes, there might not be any "local cop" characters, but rather FBI agents, or even trainees.

As you might be able to tell, the plot is not set in stone, the main characters are not fleshed out, and the GM is a little nervous ;)

Rules:

-No Godmodding: Fairly simple, don't take control of another persons character without permission, and do not make your character know or do something that would otherwise be impossible. This rule is especially important in this RP because I will be revealing very important details about the primary villains actions and it is up to you not to meta game.

-Be respectful: Whether it is me, your co-writers, or a guest coming to check out the thread, I'd like a high level of respect and decorum.

-Be responsive: I don't expect everyone to post everyday, I won't be able to certainly, but I do expect a certain level of communication. If I call out for you in the OOC, and definitely if I PM you, I expect a response in a timely manner. I'm not fussy about this sort of thing but I figure it's best to set a standard for it.

-Have fun: It's very important that you and everyone else involved is having a good time creating, and reacting to these interwoven stories. It's a collaborative writing experience just as it is a collaborative entertainment experience. You need to care for your co-writers entertainment just as much as you care for your own.







Besides Leon, who are we waiting for? Very strange drought of late.
There's a bar? Where? Why didn't anybody tell me?
Perfect, still there deamon?
Alright boys. I'm so happy to see interest here. I would love to work out these specifics in an ooc. So, as long as you're still interested, I will make one. I love both ideas, but I might have to arrest control of the serial killer. We'll have to work out the details via ooc.
Sorry to hear about the passing of one of your family members. I hope you and your family can find solace and peace during this very difficult time.

Very excited to see your post.
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Sarel let the wind dance across his ashen blue skin as he watched the waves cascading below flow upward into microcosmic jetstreams of fluvial action. Tiny water particles floated in mid air and brushed across the wooden deck only to flow back downward and join their brothers in the continuous universe that was the ocean. Sarel could only imagine the vibrant life that echoed itself below the waves, performing for no one but themselves, the truest understanding of nature was to be found under the ocean, Sarel thought. It was times like those where Sarel wondered if he were cut out to be a scientist. His attention was brought back to the deck when Share came up, ordering people to get the bodies off deck. Sarel had almost forgotten that the deck was slick with the hot blood of their enemies and that the moonlights only served to help him see the mounds of bodies pilled up around the edges like clumps of spider eggs.

Sarel threw a few of the bodies off board by himself, the weapons they carried were all they really had, and they were tossed to the bloody ground. After a few moments the deck actually looked livable. Sarel tuned to a tap on his shoulder, he found Serge’s smiling face to greet him.

“I didn’t get to say when I saw you on the docks, It’s a damn pleasure to see you!” The Dunmer said, his hand resting on his friends shoulder.

“Same to you.”

“And what made you change your mind?”

“Other than the fact that the Empire was ready to place my head on the block?” Serge’s smile spoke of the trueness of the statement. Sarel took the next few moments to think about what Serge had possibly done to deserve execution. “I won’t let a chance at gold slip away that easily” the Breton said finally.

“But you’re a Breton, man!” Sarel quipped. “What of your honor, your integrity?”

“Oh, damn that nonsense and damn the Empire while you’re at it.” Serge responded quickly.

“What was the saying at Sentinel? Honors do…” Sarel snapped his fingers as he searched his decaying memory.

’Honor is as honor does…’

’and Bretons do.’” They completed together, Sarel with more enthusiasm than Serge.

“Yep, I don’t think I have to tell you that that’s a load of bullocks.” The Breton said, he leaned against the bannister.

“I don’t know, I generally find some scrupulousness in national sayings like that.” Sarel said easily, he too taking a leaning position on the bannister, his back facing the rest of the ship.

“Don’t tell me you’re a nationalist Dunmer? I never thought I’d see one of those in this day and age.”

“Hardly. That’d be a sight to see. Well, it’s a damn walking oxymoron is what it is.”

Serge chuckled heartily, offered Sarel a sip from a flask he conjured from seemingly nowhere. Sarel accepted, then noticed Sharee walking near him holding a corpse. Sarel tapped his Breton companion on the shoulder and pointed at the Argonian.

“Recognize anyone?” he asked playfully.

“Oh, the nine. What an interesting transformation.” Serge noted before putting his flask away.

“There’s a lot more interesting things about her other than her uncanny ability to change her appearance.” Sarel said lowly, making sure Sharee couldn’t overhear him, as he spoke he thought about her abilities in the bed and he couldn’t figure out a way to say the words without drawing attention to that. To cover it up he spoke again, “She also happens to be the captain. I should introduce you.” Sarel walked toward the Argonian woman and gestured for Serge to follow.

“If it isn’t too much trouble.” Serge joked as he followed.

Sarel approached easily, he let the corpse she was carrying flop effortlessly into the deep. “Sharee,” he said unassumingly, “I’d like to introduce you to someone. Actually, you might already know him. This is Serge Yncan. Once an Imperial officer, he is now a member of this crew. He is the one you can thank for getting this ship off the docks.” Sarel stepped aside and leaned on a crate of oranges.

“A pleasure to meet you, captain. My sword and my brain are fatefully at your service.” And then he bowed, as if joking.
Hold on a second, are you two STILL there? I'd be willing to get this show on the road. (Even though I had a lapse in attention)
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