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sorry kiddies im out, something came up.
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12 yrs ago
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(wip, see OOC)
The luxurious red cape that flowed behind her floating body was easy to spot from miles away. Shuanna wasn't sure if she should smile at the faces that stared at her where ever she went or if she should ignore them in fear of offending them. She was a little nervous, okay, very nervous. She was about to have an audience with the shogun which could get her head cut off if anything went wrong.
Before she could finish that thought, she was in front of the entrance of the royal palace. The architecture was remarkably colorful and the organic forms of the wood and stone were something she was not used to seeing. Shuanna had to stand there for a moment to prolong her first glance before the Guards that escorted her called her by name to get her attention back. "oh.." She dipped her head slightly to them and apologized softly.
In taking a few steps beyond the gate she couldn't help but turns slightly to get one last look at the peaceful town she strolled through before the gates closed behind her with a creaking boom.
Continuing through the palace, there was obviously more to see in fact, the best that this country had to offer which included pharamcy's , kitchens, and royal tailors. Even the staff was adorned with beautiful gowns and uniforms as they were well taken care of in turn for taking care of the royalty.
But in a way, the palace was no different in their staring than it was back at the peaceful town. Groups of passerby would hush themselves as they neared her and revive their conversation once they deemed it safe to speak. This, made Shu feel even more uneasy as she could only guess what they were saying about her and HER oddness as opposed to how she see's theirs.
When they had reached the Shogun's quarters the guards stopped her from entering right away and announced her appearance outside the building.
"The representative of the land of Meliathradyr is here!" They called, and a voice answered them from with in.
"Let her in!"
The Guards then looked to her and ushered her up the small steps and into the room. At this point, Shuanna didn't know what to feel if she was feeling anything at all. She just had to keep in mind, it was just business.
Inside was a slightly familiar ritual. Upon taking in the room it was very grandiose and likewise in it's foreign decorations. There was food on what seemed like small little tables close to the floor and before her feet was a sitting pillow across from the shogan and his Queen, however they were masked by an veil of beads hanging from somewhere on the ceiling.
She swallowed and bowed her head, correctly doing a kow-tow before them to show that she respected their honor.
"Your grace is immeasurable your majesty." She tried to say as clearly as possible, hoping that her speech in their native language was not muddled by her own.
"Please, sit." The shogun asked and Shuanna obeyed silently.
"You are indeed something different from us.." The Queen said in both compliment and curiosity. "Are you from the heavens?" She asked.
"No your majesty, I am far from divinity."
The luxurious red cape that flowed behind her floating body was easy to spot from miles away. Shuanna wasn't sure if she should smile at the faces that stared at her where ever she went or if she should ignore them in fear of offending them. She was a little nervous, okay, very nervous. She was about to have an audience with the shogun which could get her head cut off if anything went wrong.
Before she could finish that thought, she was in front of the entrance of the royal palace. The architecture was remarkably colorful and the organic forms of the wood and stone were something she was not used to seeing. Shuanna had to stand there for a moment to prolong her first glance before the Guards that escorted her called her by name to get her attention back. "oh.." She dipped her head slightly to them and apologized softly.
In taking a few steps beyond the gate she couldn't help but turns slightly to get one last look at the peaceful town she strolled through before the gates closed behind her with a creaking boom.
Continuing through the palace, there was obviously more to see in fact, the best that this country had to offer which included pharamcy's , kitchens, and royal tailors. Even the staff was adorned with beautiful gowns and uniforms as they were well taken care of in turn for taking care of the royalty.
But in a way, the palace was no different in their staring than it was back at the peaceful town. Groups of passerby would hush themselves as they neared her and revive their conversation once they deemed it safe to speak. This, made Shu feel even more uneasy as she could only guess what they were saying about her and HER oddness as opposed to how she see's theirs.
When they had reached the Shogun's quarters the guards stopped her from entering right away and announced her appearance outside the building.
"The representative of the land of Meliathradyr is here!" They called, and a voice answered them from with in.
"Let her in!"
The Guards then looked to her and ushered her up the small steps and into the room. At this point, Shuanna didn't know what to feel if she was feeling anything at all. She just had to keep in mind, it was just business.
Inside was a slightly familiar ritual. Upon taking in the room it was very grandiose and likewise in it's foreign decorations. There was food on what seemed like small little tables close to the floor and before her feet was a sitting pillow across from the shogan and his Queen, however they were masked by an veil of beads hanging from somewhere on the ceiling.
She swallowed and bowed her head, correctly doing a kow-tow before them to show that she respected their honor.
"Your grace is immeasurable your majesty." She tried to say as clearly as possible, hoping that her speech in their native language was not muddled by her own.
"Please, sit." The shogun asked and Shuanna obeyed silently.
"You are indeed something different from us.." The Queen said in both compliment and curiosity. "Are you from the heavens?" She asked.
"No your majesty, I am far from divinity."
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12 yrs ago
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ohh thanks. um, I got a question actually. Is it a shogun that is in charge or an' emporer? I mean.. I guess should she be seeing a shogun or an' emporer is what im kinda getting at...
I mean like, cause seeing an' emporer would sorta make sense as to why she has a royal pass but on the other hand I guess it could also make sense for her to see a shogun as they could discuss trade with him too. I don't know what do you think? Also, is it okay if she is an' elf? Just a small hint of fantasy or none at all?
I'll just post what I have going on so far and you tell me which is which and i'll edit it and add more.
I mean like, cause seeing an' emporer would sorta make sense as to why she has a royal pass but on the other hand I guess it could also make sense for her to see a shogun as they could discuss trade with him too. I don't know what do you think? Also, is it okay if she is an' elf? Just a small hint of fantasy or none at all?
I'll just post what I have going on so far and you tell me which is which and i'll edit it and add more.
Kaalee said
Haha my entire family bet on the Broncos...I made a whole lot of money that night.
Niiiiice lol hell yeah
I have posted.
Valken continued on but then he was stopped by the sight of a large armored demon. At first he staggered in his gait but once he realized that the thing moving towards him was an illusion, he relaxed. He could tell immediately because of a lack of an aura that meant that there was a lack of a 'physical' presence. The look of eliphas could not intimidate him, the only thing he could go on was the voice and that did not phase him.
Valken listened to his banter and smiled, shaking his head. Before he could give a rebuttal, a tree entity emerged and that called valken's attention more than the mirror image of eliphas because it was physically there. Valken felt the illusion drain the tree entity's aura slowly while he spoke some more. Valken became disappointed.
"I would think something as old as you would know that I am not vampire like. Vampires are FIEND-like. We were first, not them. Second of all, I surround myself with food just like any other being would. Third, I was smelling Cassandra, what's it to you? Again as a being that consumes and has needs, an eternal drive to live that's what I do. " he glared at the mention of his mother but it turned into a smile. "Go a head. See what happens." He taunted know that his mother was practically god like and the only reason why she was not interfering while he was.
Valken sat on the ground and felt the eliphas disappear. He was left alone again.
Valken listened to his banter and smiled, shaking his head. Before he could give a rebuttal, a tree entity emerged and that called valken's attention more than the mirror image of eliphas because it was physically there. Valken felt the illusion drain the tree entity's aura slowly while he spoke some more. Valken became disappointed.
"I would think something as old as you would know that I am not vampire like. Vampires are FIEND-like. We were first, not them. Second of all, I surround myself with food just like any other being would. Third, I was smelling Cassandra, what's it to you? Again as a being that consumes and has needs, an eternal drive to live that's what I do. " he glared at the mention of his mother but it turned into a smile. "Go a head. See what happens." He taunted know that his mother was practically god like and the only reason why she was not interfering while he was.
Valken sat on the ground and felt the eliphas disappear. He was left alone again.
Valken was floating in a void of darkness, he was no-where but still present at the same time. Here, he could simply have peace and quiet without the distractions like the heartbeats of near by living things, the pull and push of other people's auras, or the sound of breathing lungs and noisy footsteps. Here, he could meditate and time did not matter.
After what seemed like a while, Valken's ears became better and it seemed as though he would be able to function again. So he simply found where he hid his still open portal ring and came out about 100 yards away from where the main group was. He didn't mind or care and truthfully he was hardly in a rush to get to them. As he walked slowly, he started to wonder what he was to these group of people and much like his whole childhood he returned to the question of whether he even belonged to them. They purposely tested his rage and talked endlessly about things that had little to no value to him. He supposed in a way, there was barely any thing he could relate to them other than primal needs like food, sleep and reproduction.
After what seemed like a while, Valken's ears became better and it seemed as though he would be able to function again. So he simply found where he hid his still open portal ring and came out about 100 yards away from where the main group was. He didn't mind or care and truthfully he was hardly in a rush to get to them. As he walked slowly, he started to wonder what he was to these group of people and much like his whole childhood he returned to the question of whether he even belonged to them. They purposely tested his rage and talked endlessly about things that had little to no value to him. He supposed in a way, there was barely any thing he could relate to them other than primal needs like food, sleep and reproduction.
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12 yrs ago
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this is what I mean by albinism, shu is inspired by this picture.
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By the boats coming into view from the vast sea, they carried exported and imported goods both of which could be viewed as either material goods and shall we say personnel goods. Most of the elongated boats floated to port were manned by smart and witty crew members so that they could guarantee safe passage of merchants, diplomats and common folk who need to travel to far away places.
Shuanna on the other hand was an' outsider who had been granted permission to travel through the Asiatic countries as it is said that she bears a gift for the king of this land in order to establish trade and a business relationship with her country, so in a way she was also an ambassador. Her beauty was unusual. Sometimes too unusual. She stood out against the normally dark brown haired natives with rather stark white, fine hair that hung down to her thighs and was brought together at the end by its own knot. Her eyes were a mixture of saturated magenta pink and periwinkle blue to make a subtle lilac color. Her skin was frail as well as it wasn't quite porcelain white but it was the most difficult to pin down. Generally one could just lump it into the category of white, but the way that the light brought out subtle highlights of rose pink and tints of an almost bluish grey in shadows just made her seem almost opalescent. It was hard but sometimes mesmerizing to describe.
As Shuanna got off the boat she had to move with a cloak over her face as she was escorted off the docks and through the towns. The cloak was a vibrant red with gold embroidery which would bring out much of her face. In her hands she held a box tightly a long with her royal permission pass to enter this new world.
Shuanna on the other hand was an' outsider who had been granted permission to travel through the Asiatic countries as it is said that she bears a gift for the king of this land in order to establish trade and a business relationship with her country, so in a way she was also an ambassador. Her beauty was unusual. Sometimes too unusual. She stood out against the normally dark brown haired natives with rather stark white, fine hair that hung down to her thighs and was brought together at the end by its own knot. Her eyes were a mixture of saturated magenta pink and periwinkle blue to make a subtle lilac color. Her skin was frail as well as it wasn't quite porcelain white but it was the most difficult to pin down. Generally one could just lump it into the category of white, but the way that the light brought out subtle highlights of rose pink and tints of an almost bluish grey in shadows just made her seem almost opalescent. It was hard but sometimes mesmerizing to describe.
As Shuanna got off the boat she had to move with a cloak over her face as she was escorted off the docks and through the towns. The cloak was a vibrant red with gold embroidery which would bring out much of her face. In her hands she held a box tightly a long with her royal permission pass to enter this new world.
AnriuSB said
also, Q, I saw you had said you felt that your character was filling into a secondary role right?
well a third wheel specifically... it's a figure of speech for saying useless.
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