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Brutus Pyrus
Forty-Nine Fedayeen
Minmatar Republic
4
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Posted - 2013.03.07 01:40:00 -
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Thanatos 716 wrote:
As he makes his way back into Venezzia Brutus is passes by a large flying ship surrounded by Diyadian soldier, alkhemists and representatives. The group seems to be having a problem with ship repair. They immediately forget this after one of the worker notices the giant. Grown men and women are reduced to bubbly children in awe of the sight of an actual giant. They begin to crowd around him asking him if he was a real giant. It would seem that Diyadians are naturally fond of giants. Their history may be more deep that Achyr had let on. One of the workers approached Brutus.
"Excuse me kind fellow. Do you think you could help us with a matter of importance. You see our ship is damaged, those large rubber tubes over there have been torn and that huge gear has fallen off. Our more elite alkhemists are too busy protecting the council members, and we are not strong enough yet to manipulate such large objects. Would you be so kind as to help us fix our ship, for we would be eternally grateful."
"Um...yes Brutus help Diyadian friends." Brutus was surprised that he had become so popular with these people.
"Uh...what does Brutus do?" Brutus heard of had seen flying ships before, in his old home, from the collective and now here. Brutus supposed he try to do the thing that seemed easy to him; heavy lifting. He lumbered over to the gear, he wasn't sure how heavy it was, but people needed help and he'd do just that. He hefted the gear up with one arm and sling it over his shoulder. 450 pounds.
"Where.put?" He was struggling slightly. The worker stared at the giant in amazement. "This heavy. Please point."
The worker pointed at where the gear needed to be, Brutus walked with loud heavy steps to where the gear was to be placed.
With an audible grunt Brutus hefted the gear into its rightful place. He turned to the group of workers and solders, many of them looked at him with open mouths.
"Brutus fixed gear. Might need help with those." Brutus pointed at the rubber tubes |
Thanatos 716
Isuuaya Tactical
Caldari State
2
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Posted - 2013.03.07 02:00:00 -
[482] - Quote
The alkhemist maintains a grin from ear to ear. Though one could only tell by his eyes... for he wore a helmet.
"That's simple. Even with iyo we aren't quite strong enough to fix those. But being a giant, not only do you have a resistance to its toxic effects, but giants are naturally adept in alkhemistry. Plus you're large enough to already maintain a good control of it. Usually a novice alkhemist has a small box filled with iyonic energy that fits in the palm of his hand. You're so big you might need to grab one of the large containers over there. All you have to do is hold it out and concentrate. You should be able to see the tube molecule by molecule. Do you know what a molecule is? No matter. If you don't you will know. Once you are fully concentrated it's as easy as willing those molecules back together. It shouldn't be too difficult for you! |
Galrick M'kron
NECROMONGER'S
10
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Posted - 2013.03.07 15:32:00 -
[483] - Quote
OOC: ^ I don't know why, but that post reminds me of a video game tutorial.
The Collective ambassador was mildly surprised at the Pyromancer's reverberating voice. It recovered quickly, and added to the Diyadian ambassador's speech. "Magick can be overcome through technology. High-velocity projectiles ejected via an internal combustion mechanism seem to be sufficient to kill any being, magical or not. And those may soon be replaced by more powerful methods. Returning to the matter at hand: The Collective would wish to open Engineering and Computer Science departments at the future Diyadian Universities, if they are established." it said. |
Brutus Pyrus
Forty-Nine Fedayeen
Minmatar Republic
4
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Posted - 2013.03.07 20:17:00 -
[484] - Quote
Thanatos 716 wrote:The alkhemist maintains a grin from ear to ear. Though one could only tell by his eyes... for he wore a helmet.
"That's simple. Even with iyo we aren't quite strong enough to fix those. But being a giant, not only do you have a resistance to its toxic effects, but giants are naturally adept in alkhemistry. Plus you're large enough to already maintain a good control of it. Usually a novice alkhemist has a small box filled with iyonic energy that fits in the palm of his hand. You're so big you might need to grab one of the large containers over there. All you have to do is hold it out and concentrate. You should be able to see the tube molecule by molecule. Do you know what a molecule is? No matter. If you don't you will know. Once you are fully concentrated it's as easy as willing those molecules back together. It shouldn't be too difficult for you!
"Uh...okay." Brutus picked up one of the containers and held it out in front of himself. He wasn't sure what he was supposed to be seeing, but he did notice something different about everything. He couldn't explain it even if he wanted to. He began to do as the engineer had told him and will the molecules back by each other. It didn't take long. When he was finished he returned the container to it's rightful place.
"Ship fixed now." Brutus sound rather happy with himself, and the Diyadian's around him looked happy.
"Brutus go now. Nice meet you." The giant sounded sullen, and his eyes showed it as well. He didn't want to leave. He hadn't even learned these people's name's. |
Thanatos 716
Isuuaya Tactical
Caldari State
2
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Posted - 2013.03.07 20:19:00 -
[485] - Quote
OOC: I guess I wasn't explaining myself properly. I wasn't saying that you couldn't combat a person who uses magick. All I meant was that there was no way to prevent magick from affecting robots. I was basically just stating again that the Collective has a weakness to magick.
Vektor accepts the Collective's proposal. |
Alixenus
Omega protection service
36
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Posted - 2013.03.07 20:49:00 -
[486] - Quote
OOC: The other logipriests are...gone. Conyr is the last and he is indeed on the central continent, last seen in the city of Venezzia. As far as I know, no has laid claim to the Eastern coastline of the central continent, if you feel like more aggressive colonisation later on. Also, name suggestion for the central continent: Mediterra |
Ner'Zul Nexhawk
Talos Incorporated
173
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Posted - 2013.03.07 21:47:00 -
[487] - Quote
Alixenus wrote:OOC: The other logipriests are...gone. Conyr is the last and he is indeed on the central continent, last seen in the city of Venezzia. As far as I know, no has laid claim to the Eastern coastline of the central continent, if you feel like more aggressive colonisation later on. Also, name suggestion for the central continent: Mediterra
OOC: Alright, in that case I have plans for the second half of Nexhawk's artifact to maybe turn up among the jungles where Logipriests lived earlier. And, if I understood correctly, Conyr is heading to Lavania, so maybe he will show Nexhawk the way to his home.
Also, Mediterra seems to be a fine name. |
Brutus Pyrus
Forty-Nine Fedayeen
Minmatar Republic
4
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Posted - 2013.03.07 22:09:00 -
[488] - Quote
(Ooc) i'd just like to say, nexhawk that your idea for a race is really unique. Don't know why i say that now, jist thought you should know (ooc) |
Ner'Zul Nexhawk
Talos Incorporated
173
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Posted - 2013.03.07 22:52:00 -
[489] - Quote
Brutus Pyrus wrote:(Ooc) i'd just like to say, nexhawk that your idea for a race is really unique. Don't know why i say that now, jist thought you should know (ooc)
//OOC: Thanks Brutus. Somehow, mage-type characters have always appealed to me, and in most RPGs, my first choice would be playing as a mage. I guess that's why I've decided to introduce my race as the Ashborn.
By the way, the introduction of your character (a giant!) really surprised me and seems even more unique. Not only that, but you did an amazing job fleshing him out quite deeply in the emotional aspect. //End of OOC\\ |
Brutus Pyrus
Forty-Nine Fedayeen
Minmatar Republic
5
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Posted - 2013.03.07 23:21:00 -
[490] - Quote
Ner'Zul Nexhawk wrote:Brutus Pyrus wrote:(Ooc) i'd just like to say, nexhawk that your idea for a race is really unique. Don't know why i say that now, jist thought you should know (ooc) //OOC: Thanks Brutus. Somehow, mage-type characters have always appealed to me, and in most RPGs, my first choice would be playing as a mage. I guess that's why I've decided to introduce my race as the Ashborn. By the way, the introduction of your character (a giant!) really surprised me and seems even more unique. Not only that, but you did an amazing job fleshing him out quite deeply in the emotional aspect. //End of OOC\\
(Ooc) thank you! I like the introduction you had as well. Powerful, anwe could probably sit here all day and compliment each other each other but i assume not everyone wants to read that. (Ooc) |
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Ner'Zul Nexhawk
Talos Incorporated
173
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Posted - 2013.03.07 23:27:00 -
[491] - Quote
Brutus Pyrus wrote:Ner'Zul Nexhawk wrote:Brutus Pyrus wrote:(Ooc) i'd just like to say, nexhawk that your idea for a race is really unique. Don't know why i say that now, jist thought you should know (ooc) //OOC: Thanks Brutus. Somehow, mage-type characters have always appealed to me, and in most RPGs, my first choice would be playing as a mage. I guess that's why I've decided to introduce my race as the Ashborn. By the way, the introduction of your character (a giant!) really surprised me and seems even more unique. Not only that, but you did an amazing job fleshing him out quite deeply in the emotional aspect. //End of OOC\\ (Ooc) thank you! I like the introduction you had as well. Powerful, anwe could probably sit here all day and compliment each other each other but i assume not everyone wants to read that. (Ooc)
//OOC: True, true. Right now I'm waiting for either Conyr or Dyadians (if nothing else breaks) to show up on Lavania...
Also, a question for everyone: did any of you recount the history of your nation completely somewhere along the way? I browsed most of the pages and found only bits and pieces. What I'm leading to is that the artifact's purpose, partially, could be the observations and storage of every nation's history and progress, and, if found, it could be a chance for everyone to expand on their history thoroughly. //End of OOC\\ |
Thanatos 716
Isuuaya Tactical
Caldari State
2
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Posted - 2013.03.08 02:12:00 -
[492] - Quote
"Well I'd say mine would be partially excluded from this. Considering it was also like your nation, closed off for centuries with the help of iyo, the mysterious energy I keep talking about. Any info this artifact could have would be Pre-Archnecromancer battle during the last era. Especially since during this blackout period all evidence of Diyad was either, burned, censored or lost until recently. However if your lost continent would happened to have been located far east of Lavania, it would help me reveal some things about my nation's origins without adding my own plot device (wink wink)." |
Xavier Hastings
ZionTCD
Legacy Rising
243
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Posted - 2013.03.08 02:13:00 -
[493] - Quote
Ner'Zul Nexhawk wrote:Brutus Pyrus wrote:Ner'Zul Nexhawk wrote:Brutus Pyrus wrote:(Ooc) i'd just like to say, nexhawk that your idea for a race is really unique. Don't know why i say that now, jist thought you should know (ooc) //OOC: Thanks Brutus. Somehow, mage-type characters have always appealed to me, and in most RPGs, my first choice would be playing as a mage. I guess that's why I've decided to introduce my race as the Ashborn. By the way, the introduction of your character (a giant!) really surprised me and seems even more unique. Not only that, but you did an amazing job fleshing him out quite deeply in the emotional aspect. //End of OOC\\ (Ooc) thank you! I like the introduction you had as well. Powerful, anwe could probably sit here all day and compliment each other each other but i assume not everyone wants to read that. (Ooc) //OOC: True, true. Right now I'm waiting for either Conyr or Dyadians (if nothing else breaks) to show up on Lavania... Also, a question for everyone: did any of you recount the history of your nation completely somewhere along the way? I browsed most of the pages and found only bits and pieces. What I'm leading to is that the artifact's purpose, partially, could be the observations and storage of every nation's history and progress, and, if found, it could be a chance for everyone to expand on their history thoroughly. //End of OOC\\
[OCC]I have not fully fleshed out my nation's history. I prolly should, though.
Also, Xavier will arrive in Lavania, eventually. Most likely after Lucia is capable of technological research, via the Collective's Distribution of Knowledge.
Hopefully he does that before he goes insane. I'm still trying to predict when that will happen, but I simply don't know yet.[/OOC] |
Ner'Zul Nexhawk
Talos Incorporated
174
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Posted - 2013.03.08 03:06:00 -
[494] - Quote
//OOC:
@Thanatos: Well, if what I think of is implemented in the story, the recovered artifact should be able to recount any nation's history regardless of their isolation. Moreover, don't forget that the barrier will still have to be bypassed by an unknown method. If the artifact is found eventually, I might shed some light on its creation in the history of the Ashborn.
@Xavier: Make sure the dwarf king brings his book with him. 
//End of OOC\\ |
Vyzion Eyri
The Southern Legion
233
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Posted - 2013.03.08 13:32:00 -
[495] - Quote
OOC:
Ner'Zul Nexhawk wrote:
And, if I understood correctly, Conyr is heading to Lavania, so maybe he will show Nexhawk the way to his home.
I'm not going to make it that easy for you.
Conyr is on a mission to understand. Understand what, even I don't know. I tried planning out every step and it led to me getting kind of lost and devoid of ideas, so the spontaneous route I shall take.
/OOC
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Conyr reached the hills and found the spot where he and the other five logipriests had awoken, without their own identities, and had been captured by the Collective. He sat on a patch of grass, leaning against a tree trunk, and sighed.
He looked at himself. His body was thin, his joints were knobbly. Weakness, that is what he saw. He was weak.
Suddenly, a growl rippled through the air. Conyr jumped up and spun, turning towards the sound of the noise. It was coming from a nearby bush.
The leafy shrub shivered as whatever was inside it readjusted its position. Conyr's imagination went wild; was it getting ready to pounce? Was it calling its friends?
Whatever it was doing, Conyr decided to take the initiative. He jumped into the bush, screaming, yelling, kicking, clawing. He was blind; his vision was pulsing red, the fear of the unknown spurring him on.
Minutes later, he found his limbs simply ran out of energy to move at all. He was laying on his back, gazing at the foliage above, panting hard. Whatever it was that was in the bush, it was pressed against Conyr's back, unmoving, possibly dead. Conyr didn't even want to look at it.
What did I just do?
He felt sick. The animal under him was dead, and he had killed it. It hadn't even put up a fight; the scratches sustained by Conyr were probably caused by the sharp twigs on the ground.
He was a logipriest, the race of love and restoration, and he had just killed something.
Or did he? Suddenly, a twitch jolted him up. The carcass was moving!
Only, it wasn't a carcass. It was alive, not dead. An injured dog. Conyr looked on, morbid fascination rooting him to the spot.
The dog was covered in small scratches, like Conyr, and larger, uglier ones, probably caused by Conyr. It was panting, twisted, thin and knobbly, just like Conyr. And as Conyr watched, the dog rasped out a coughing growl... and lay still.
Now, it was dead.
Conyr felt an intense dizziness blur his mind and senses. His head was reeling as if he was just punched by Brutus. Conyr was aware enough to know he was on his hands and knees, vomiting into the ground. Then he collapsed, on his back again, staring at the trees again. This time, though, he was on his own vomit instead of a dying dog.
Tears pricked his eyes as he realised it was his body's natural regenerative aura that had kept the dog alive. If he had kept a hand on it, even a finger, it would've survived. He sobbed into the air, then. But only once. Because he would not be strong if he truly cried. So one sob, then he stopped. He took control of his breathing. Seized control of his limbs. Stood up shakily. The smell hit him now. The smell of blood, death and vomit. He nearly had to sit down again but he didn't. He brushed himself off, wiped the messAnd walked off, towards the deserts. |
Alixenus
Omega protection service
36
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Posted - 2013.03.08 18:18:00 -
[496] - Quote
OOC
@ Brutus: By all means, carry on complementing each other, I don't mind.
@ Nexhawk: Nope, Venezzia's history has not been chromicled. Unless I change my mind, assume generic medieval backstory minus the Roman empire :)
@ Xavier: Good to know I'm not the only who's just getting out of his character's way and letting him do his thing. |
Thanatos 716
Isuuaya Tactical
Caldari State
2
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Posted - 2013.03.08 19:49:00 -
[497] - Quote
OOC: I don't really see how an artifact could hold all of our history indefinitely, especially mine. In what way could it penetrate and iyonic barrier and know all that happened between the blackout period. |
Ner'Zul Nexhawk
Talos Incorporated
175
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Posted - 2013.03.08 20:26:00 -
[498] - Quote
//OOC:
@Vyzion: I'd expect as much. However, I believe the leader of the Ashborn might know something that will persuade Conyr to help.
@Alixenus: Take your time, I think a long time will pass until the artifact will be found.
@Thanatos: Well, it can be possible that the artifact is of ancient technology that might've even come from the gods... Moreover, if you'd allow it, it would be a nice chance for you to uncover some, if not all, of your nation's backstory.
Also, does anyone know what happened to Sandromin?
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Thanatos 716
Isuuaya Tactical
Caldari State
2
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Posted - 2013.03.08 20:47:00 -
[499] - Quote
OOC: Have no idea what he's doing right now. Sandmen are a peculiar bunch. ANyway what I'm trying to say is that I did have somethings about my nation's backstory that I've been waiting to reveal, that I would be fine doing so using your artifact. It's just that the blackout period is less important and I'd rather talk about it at my own pace. That's all. I didn't want you to think that I was totally against that. |
Ner'Zul Nexhawk
Talos Incorporated
175
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Posted - 2013.03.08 20:56:00 -
[500] - Quote
Thanatos 716 wrote:OOC: Have no idea what he's doing right now. Sandmen are a peculiar bunch. ANyway what I'm trying to say is that I did have somethings about my nation's backstory that I've been waiting to reveal, that I would be fine doing so using your artifact. It's just that the blackout period is less important and I'd rather talk about it at my own pace. That's all. I didn't want you to think that I was totally against that.
//OOC: Ok, I see what you mean, sorry if any misunderstandings have been caused. Anyways, any information on when approximately are Diyadians bound to arrive on Lavania? //End of OOC\\ |
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Thanatos 716
Isuuaya Tactical
Caldari State
2
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Posted - 2013.03.08 21:02:00 -
[501] - Quote
OOC: You may need to hold on because I'm trying to get one or two more passengers before the ship takes flight. |
Xavier Hastings
ZionTCD
Legacy Rising
243
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Posted - 2013.03.08 21:50:00 -
[502] - Quote
[OOC]I don't know about everyone else, but I believe it would be a good time to start a time lapse. Not a long one, probably one-three months so the nations can "Modernize", as I like to call it, themselves.
Why do all of you think about this?[/OOC] |
Thanatos 716
Isuuaya Tactical
Caldari State
2
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Posted - 2013.03.08 22:33:00 -
[503] - Quote
OOC: Not quite. I still need to do a few more things... Maybe a little entrance from a special someone? (wink wink) |
Ner'Zul Nexhawk
Talos Incorporated
175
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Posted - 2013.03.08 22:37:00 -
[504] - Quote
//OOC: @Thanatos: Ok, I'm eager to see whom you are going to pick up.
@Xavier: Wouldn't it make sense to have the Ashborn interact with all the other nations, possibly even starting to look for the second half of the cryptic artifact? //End of OOC\\
Nexhawk strolled around Spodium with intent of watching how his people were assimilating to the new land. The views pleased him; the homes were already built, and most of the Ashborn were getting used to living on Lavania fairly quickly, thanks to the fact that the weather was quite similar to that of their home. Nexhawk passed several children who played happily with a couple of phoenix hatchlings, shooting little fireballs for the birds to catch.
Suddenly, someone tapped him on his shoulder. Nexhawk swiftly turned around and found his sister. "Hi, Igniris!", he exclaimed. Although her black-and-red hood and ashen hair covered most of her face, sorrow emanating from her eyes did not escape Nexhawk. "What troubles you so deeply?"
Igniris shot a glance at the children and replied, "Look around, Nexhawk. These children, they are the last generation of the Ashborn that was born on Praecantaria. You know even better than I do what this means for our people. Every mage born here, on this foreign land", she kicked a volcanic stone with her foot, "will not be attuned to our home."
"I know, sister." Nexhawk's gaze followed the children with sadness.
"And what are you going to do about it?" Igniris' eyes were now burning with anger, and the first fiery tears began to roll down her cheeks. "Surely you were planning to return, some day! We cannot just sit here and let those monstrosities, those...", she struggled to mutter the word before blurting it out, "... those Hydromancers roam our lands! Their filthy hands might be digging through ruins of our cities and villages right now, desecrating all those who perished at their horrifying spell! Surely you won't this go unavenged? Surely you..."
She collapsed, short of breath, and her head fell on Nexhawk's chest. He kept her from sliding down and whispered, "I know you are in deep pain, Igniris. But we can't turn time back in its tracks, and what happened can't be undone."
Igniris looked up at him and murmured, "Our parents, Nexhawk... Their souls will be waiting for you to exact revenge. This is your duty now, but there is no visible way to fulfil it. The barrier will not let us."
Nexhawk's eyes began to tear as well, but he brushed them off. "If it isn't possible to find a solution for bypassing the barrier for our future generations, then I will not risk those who fled Praecantaria to return there again, just to be defeated by the Hydromancers once more. You know our parents wouldn't approve of that. However, I promise you, if there is any opportunity for us to breach the shroud and let those born here to come to Praecantaria with us, I will not hesitate to use it. You can be certain of that."
He looked up, watching the phoenix riders circle the perimeter of Spodium. "But, please, understand that, if nothing can be done, we'll have to leave the notion at that."
Igniris lifted her head and nodded. "I understand this, brother. Thank you." She hesitated and then asked one more question. "So, you are willing to give up on the prophecy as well, correct?"
Nexhawk chuckled. "It didn't specify the continent on which the artifact will be assembled. And my intuition tells me we will find the second half here, on this or neighbouring continents."
His sister's eyes lit with hope. "If it is to be found here, maybe it will also show the way to return." She started to walk away, casting a final glance at him.
"Yes, Igniris. Maybe it will," Nexhawk muttered, watching her recede into ashen air. |
Thanatos 716
Isuuaya Tactical
Caldari State
2
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Posted - 2013.03.08 22:46:00 -
[505] - Quote
OOC: Man Nexhawk way to show off on every single post lol. Anyway I need to see where Brutus is and Sandromin needs to respond to my proposals, and make some himself if need be. Then I can do my thing and we can get rolling. |
Ner'Zul Nexhawk
Talos Incorporated
175
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Posted - 2013.03.08 22:53:00 -
[506] - Quote
Thanatos 716 wrote:OOC: Man Nexhawk way to show off on every single post lol. Anyway I need to see where Brutus is and Sandromin needs to respond to my proposals, and make some himself if need be. Then I can do my thing and we can get rolling.
//OOC: Yeah, lol, have to develop my character and show his situation. 
Also, I have doubts now if Conyr is heading to Lavania or just roaming around, away from everybody... Vyzion, could you possibly shed some light on that? |
Xavier Hastings
ZionTCD
Legacy Rising
243
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Posted - 2013.03.08 23:49:00 -
[507] - Quote
Thanatos 716 wrote:OOC: Not quite. I still need to do a few more things... Maybe a little entrance from a special someone? (wink wink)
[OOC]I wonder who that could be...
Also, apparently Sandromin is AFK. I do not know why. He usually responds quicker then this.[/OOC] |
Brutus Pyrus
Forty-Nine Fedayeen
Minmatar Republic
6
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Posted - 2013.03.09 17:59:00 -
[508] - Quote
Brutus kept walking and returned to the city. He wished that some of the workers had at least walked with him back, his journey back had been lonely. He wished for a few things. He wished he had his tiger. He wished his brothers were here, he wished Conyr was here. He wished he knew where his sister was. He wished that the workers had told him their names. But Conyr was the biggest of his worries. That and his proposals. As Brutus was walking in the market of the city, he noticed that people had began to get used to Brutus. The giant was just another part of the Venezzian's life's now. And he certainly wasn't the oddest thing to happen to them as of late. Brutus sighed in boredom, these conferences were to him at least, exceptionally boring.every one wanted something and only seemed to offer something up if it made that thing they wanted possible. Brutus also felt sad that he hadn't really gotten to get to know any of the nations ambassadors, aside from Alixenus and Conyr of course. He had seemed to have "met" the dwarves ambassador. His first impressions might have been slightly... Blemished. But he hadn't liked him in the first place anyways. While in thought Brutus tripped over some one, and tripped over some one is a good way of explaining it. Brutus had been walking, and suddenly fell, and the yelp he heard was definitely a person. He hoped they weren't hurt to badly... So when he got up quickly to see if hey were fine he noticed something. This person was one of the ambassadors to Diyad, or he looked like one atleast. He wasn't the lead ambasador, nor the old one or the academic, he was young and Brutus hadn't heard him speak before.
"Brutus sorry, is diyadian okay?" The giant held out his hand to the man to help him up.
(Ooc) sorry for dragging you into something Thanatos. I'm just kinda bored and thought of a way to maybe reintroduced you.(ooc) |
Myanus Dude
Krullefor Organization
Minmatar Republic
0
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Posted - 2013.03.09 18:03:00 -
[509] - Quote
Thanatos 716 wrote:OOC: Not quite. I still need to do a few more things... Maybe a little entrance from a special someone? (wink wink)
<-------- Frome this guy, |
Ner'Zul Nexhawk
Talos Incorporated
175
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Posted - 2013.03.09 18:32:00 -
[510] - Quote
Myanus Dude wrote:Thanatos 716 wrote:OOC: Not quite. I still need to do a few more things... Maybe a little entrance from a special someone? (wink wink) <-------- Frome this guy,
//OOC: Nice, can't wait what you'll come up with. //End of OOC\\ |
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