smutty cannibal prince
Hello everyone and welcome to this little recruit/interest check thread. I'm looking to restart an old rp I was in called "The Underbelly." If that graphic up there or anything in here looks familiar, it's because the awesome roleplay has graced Barton before. Yes, I do have permission to reuse everything that is being presented from the original. That being said, let us move on.
The thread for The Underbelly can be found :: HERE. Please keep in mind that it is still under construction. I will open applications for reserves though.
The story/premise/beginning ::
"'Earth," 2020.
An alien race invaded, decimating everything in their wake.
Tall black towers sprouted in the center of all major cities, emitting a signal called The Noise. It affected every human being, and those over the age of 25 succumbed to its call and became mindless vessels, walking towards the nearest black tower. It was not an instantaneous reaction, but one that happened as the years passed; days became months became years, and there were less and less adults in the world. Those that were unfortunate enough to turn 21 began experiencing the pull of The Noise on their mind -- no one could resist. People found that those born after the invasion of the aliens were born with the curse as well.
Not only did the aliens bring The Noise, but the animals were affected, morphing into something more frightening, more powerful. Items called Minerals began to show up, gems with special powers engraved in them. No one knew what to make of these phenomena; no one knew how to use them.
"Earth," 2023.
A group of adults, 67 years old, struggling with the pull of The Noise, made a discovery of how to utilize the minerals. It was almost as if they were magic, energy sources trapped in the shines of gems that had the potential to rebuild society -- and maybe even overthrow the aliens. Regular weapons didn't work on the extraterrestrials, but they were sure that the Minerals had some sort of secret to be uncovered, some sort of code that needed to be cracked, and all of its energy and power would be unleashed.
"Earth," 2024.
With the help of the dwindling adults, several cities began to rise from the ashes of the old world to serve as refugees for the kids.
Children had to grow up faster. They began to adapt to the new world, to read books written by great men, to learn from the dying generation before them. They had to kill to survive, discarding part of their humanity, destroying their own innocence to obtain a different part of their nature that would never have awakened had the earth not be forced into their hands.
"Earth," 2026.
The aliens did not interfere with the construction of the refugee cities until now. The first attack was on Lacuid, coming from the caverns below it. The other three cities reported the aliens attack weeks later, coming from underground, too. Ever since then, attacks have happened more frequently, and the only attacks coming from above ground would be during the days of the equinox.
The aliens did not attack to kill, but instead, seemed to desire injecting the kids with some sort of sedative secreted from their scythe-like arms. They wanted survivors.
"Earth," 2029.
The last adult of The Old Age entered the black tower, a man named Neil Middle, age 48.
The kids now controlled the earth.
"Earth," 2035.
Present day.
In The Underbelly of Lacuid, Squad 2 was on the last day of their tour, fending off a twelve day attack from the aliens. Abruptly, a bright light appeared, blinding everybody. When the light vanished, in its place were three kids, dazed, confused, and in the middle of the bloodshed.
Two aliens darted for them, their claws ready for the kill, when Rubido rushed forward with his gun and sacrificed himself to save them.
It was at that very moment that The Travelers made enemies -- they were strangers that had caused the death of a beloved comrade.
"Get them off my ******** battlefield!"
---
Earth, 2014.
Present day.
The Travelers were all in their respective classes, listening to the boring lecture of their professors, looking outside the window, or even doodling in their notebooks, when the sound of static invaded their ears. At first, it was faint, at the back of the room somewhere, and then it became deafening. Frantically, they looked around, but no one else seemed to hear it. The static pulsed inside their ears and scratched painfully at their heads, and slowly, it merged into the cries of war and slaughter. A white light enveloped their vision.
When it receded, it took the static noise with them -- as well as their once-familiar world.
They were now standing in the middle of a battlefield somewhere underground; there was green and red blood splattered on the floor. When they looked up, a horde of monsters stared back at them as though in confusion. Everyone was frozen in place, until The Third Traveler took a step back. That single movement of terror shattered the monsters from the spell, and two darted towards them, letting out a bloodcurdling scream that was not of this world.
But a young man fired shots somewhere behind them, momentarily stunning the creatures. He stepped in their way -- he couldn't have been much older than them -- and yelled for them to run.
Adrenaline pumping through their veins, they turned away from the seemingly endless line of horror and ran, finally noticing the squad of people firing at the monsters from the safety of wooden and metal defensive covers.
The three glanced back to see if the boy had followed them, and the last thing they saw was a monster's scythe limb piercing through his stomach. It raised the boy up in the air and snarled in his face, but he only kept his eyes on The Travelers.
"Keep...running. Don't stop."
The monster dragged him away."
-- not written by me. Credit goes to Loser companymachine.
An alien race invaded, decimating everything in their wake.
Tall black towers sprouted in the center of all major cities, emitting a signal called The Noise. It affected every human being, and those over the age of 25 succumbed to its call and became mindless vessels, walking towards the nearest black tower. It was not an instantaneous reaction, but one that happened as the years passed; days became months became years, and there were less and less adults in the world. Those that were unfortunate enough to turn 21 began experiencing the pull of The Noise on their mind -- no one could resist. People found that those born after the invasion of the aliens were born with the curse as well.
Not only did the aliens bring The Noise, but the animals were affected, morphing into something more frightening, more powerful. Items called Minerals began to show up, gems with special powers engraved in them. No one knew what to make of these phenomena; no one knew how to use them.
"Earth," 2023.
A group of adults, 67 years old, struggling with the pull of The Noise, made a discovery of how to utilize the minerals. It was almost as if they were magic, energy sources trapped in the shines of gems that had the potential to rebuild society -- and maybe even overthrow the aliens. Regular weapons didn't work on the extraterrestrials, but they were sure that the Minerals had some sort of secret to be uncovered, some sort of code that needed to be cracked, and all of its energy and power would be unleashed.
"Earth," 2024.
With the help of the dwindling adults, several cities began to rise from the ashes of the old world to serve as refugees for the kids.
Children had to grow up faster. They began to adapt to the new world, to read books written by great men, to learn from the dying generation before them. They had to kill to survive, discarding part of their humanity, destroying their own innocence to obtain a different part of their nature that would never have awakened had the earth not be forced into their hands.
"Earth," 2026.
The aliens did not interfere with the construction of the refugee cities until now. The first attack was on Lacuid, coming from the caverns below it. The other three cities reported the aliens attack weeks later, coming from underground, too. Ever since then, attacks have happened more frequently, and the only attacks coming from above ground would be during the days of the equinox.
The aliens did not attack to kill, but instead, seemed to desire injecting the kids with some sort of sedative secreted from their scythe-like arms. They wanted survivors.
"Earth," 2029.
The last adult of The Old Age entered the black tower, a man named Neil Middle, age 48.
The kids now controlled the earth.
"Earth," 2035.
Present day.
In The Underbelly of Lacuid, Squad 2 was on the last day of their tour, fending off a twelve day attack from the aliens. Abruptly, a bright light appeared, blinding everybody. When the light vanished, in its place were three kids, dazed, confused, and in the middle of the bloodshed.
Two aliens darted for them, their claws ready for the kill, when Rubido rushed forward with his gun and sacrificed himself to save them.
It was at that very moment that The Travelers made enemies -- they were strangers that had caused the death of a beloved comrade.
"Get them off my ******** battlefield!"
---
Earth, 2014.
Present day.
The Travelers were all in their respective classes, listening to the boring lecture of their professors, looking outside the window, or even doodling in their notebooks, when the sound of static invaded their ears. At first, it was faint, at the back of the room somewhere, and then it became deafening. Frantically, they looked around, but no one else seemed to hear it. The static pulsed inside their ears and scratched painfully at their heads, and slowly, it merged into the cries of war and slaughter. A white light enveloped their vision.
When it receded, it took the static noise with them -- as well as their once-familiar world.
They were now standing in the middle of a battlefield somewhere underground; there was green and red blood splattered on the floor. When they looked up, a horde of monsters stared back at them as though in confusion. Everyone was frozen in place, until The Third Traveler took a step back. That single movement of terror shattered the monsters from the spell, and two darted towards them, letting out a bloodcurdling scream that was not of this world.
But a young man fired shots somewhere behind them, momentarily stunning the creatures. He stepped in their way -- he couldn't have been much older than them -- and yelled for them to run.
Adrenaline pumping through their veins, they turned away from the seemingly endless line of horror and ran, finally noticing the squad of people firing at the monsters from the safety of wooden and metal defensive covers.
The three glanced back to see if the boy had followed them, and the last thing they saw was a monster's scythe limb piercing through his stomach. It raised the boy up in the air and snarled in his face, but he only kept his eyes on The Travelers.
"Keep...running. Don't stop."
The monster dragged him away."
-- not written by me. Credit goes to Loser companymachine.
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--smutty cannibal prince.
