[Insane.Fetish]
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Table of contents:
1. intro, story
2. FAQ, rules
3. news. history
4. stages
5. getting one
6. auctions, flatsales, raffles
7. items
8. breeding
9. ownerlist
10. RP guide
11. RP post count and ability tracking
12. Staff, about us
13. Blacklist
14. Links
15. Misc
1. intro, story
2. FAQ, rules
3. news. history
4. stages
5. getting one
6. auctions, flatsales, raffles
7. items
8. breeding
9. ownerlist
10. RP guide
11. RP post count and ability tracking
12. Staff, about us
13. Blacklist
14. Links
15. Misc
Aeriments story:
Old Man Aire...
The town was like many others: small, peaceful, quiet. To the point that "city kids" would instantly call it "boring" and move on to the next. There was, however, one place that you might find vaguely interesting: Old Man Aire's house. It had been half a year since he packed his bags and left, "to see the world", as the townspeople quoted him. The next thing they said was usually "he's mad. I always said so" and that was the end of the subject of Old Man Aire.
As a travelling shop-owner (my job is a cross between a gypsy and a trader: I have a caravan, and I travel to different places to sell things) I am always looking for things to sell, so I headed for the house. The townspeople are no liars: the signboard was there.
"Friend, I have left a few valuables in the house. you may come in and take a look, and also the items inside; I only wish you will leave a reasonable price for them. And if you don't, you'll realise you can't get out.
-Old Man Aire"
Upon entering I discovered a dozen large stone spheres lying about: each one painted in the same pattern but in different colours. I thought they would make good house ornaments, so I paid for them. Old Man Aire thought them very valuable: I had to leave their weight's worth in gold behind before I could get out.
((Lever mechanism. There was a bar across the door, so if I wanted to lift the bar and get out, I had to leave either all the spheres on one side of the bar or the sphere's weight's worth in gold.))
A week later...
Woke up this morning to find the eggs (yes, that's what they really were) hatched into... critters. I figure I can group them into 3 categories: the ones with wings, the ones with fish tails, and the ones with hooves.
Atan (ex-resident of the town: she decided to tag along) tells me Old Man Aire was an expert enchanter. And I thought he was just some crazy geezer who liked to paint carved spheres.
We've decided to name them after their creator (by "we" I mean everyone. The critters can talk. Smart kids.) Aeriments.
Time passed...
The Aeriments have grown. They look more humanoid now, and they act just like human teens. is that flirting I see? And where did Aerith and Lauca go off to? o.o;
Even more time passed...
They're gone. They left slowly, in pairs or in groups. They've been getting rather restless lately, so I let them leave. They did promise to seek us out again someday (though, as Atan pointed out, since we're always on the move, it's unlikely they'll find us again). Had one last gift to them: their amulets. There are special powers in the amulets, though exactly what they are, only Atan knows (Atan seems to know a lot. She claims she gets all the information from books)
Well, not all of them elft. Rose stayed with me, and Tekka, one of the Autumn sisters, stayed with Atan. But which pair(s) left all those eggs at the back? Neither Rose nor Tekka are telling.
Aeriments is a new race of people... we're going to find guardians for the eggs, so the world will know about them.
A New Land?
I guess it wasn't very long before we found out where the first group of Aeriments who had grown up and left us went: they formed a village on a somewhat deserted island. It's out of the way, too, since the shifting waters make it impossible to reach by boat. Half a day of flying non-stop from the nearest section of mainland is needed to get there, though some Aerimetns have been able to warp there with the use of their amulets. Details on the island are further down the page, including a map.
Old Man Aire...
The town was like many others: small, peaceful, quiet. To the point that "city kids" would instantly call it "boring" and move on to the next. There was, however, one place that you might find vaguely interesting: Old Man Aire's house. It had been half a year since he packed his bags and left, "to see the world", as the townspeople quoted him. The next thing they said was usually "he's mad. I always said so" and that was the end of the subject of Old Man Aire.
As a travelling shop-owner (my job is a cross between a gypsy and a trader: I have a caravan, and I travel to different places to sell things) I am always looking for things to sell, so I headed for the house. The townspeople are no liars: the signboard was there.
"Friend, I have left a few valuables in the house. you may come in and take a look, and also the items inside; I only wish you will leave a reasonable price for them. And if you don't, you'll realise you can't get out.
-Old Man Aire"
Upon entering I discovered a dozen large stone spheres lying about: each one painted in the same pattern but in different colours. I thought they would make good house ornaments, so I paid for them. Old Man Aire thought them very valuable: I had to leave their weight's worth in gold behind before I could get out.
((Lever mechanism. There was a bar across the door, so if I wanted to lift the bar and get out, I had to leave either all the spheres on one side of the bar or the sphere's weight's worth in gold.))
A week later...
Woke up this morning to find the eggs (yes, that's what they really were) hatched into... critters. I figure I can group them into 3 categories: the ones with wings, the ones with fish tails, and the ones with hooves.
Atan (ex-resident of the town: she decided to tag along) tells me Old Man Aire was an expert enchanter. And I thought he was just some crazy geezer who liked to paint carved spheres.
We've decided to name them after their creator (by "we" I mean everyone. The critters can talk. Smart kids.) Aeriments.
Time passed...
The Aeriments have grown. They look more humanoid now, and they act just like human teens. is that flirting I see? And where did Aerith and Lauca go off to? o.o;
Even more time passed...
They're gone. They left slowly, in pairs or in groups. They've been getting rather restless lately, so I let them leave. They did promise to seek us out again someday (though, as Atan pointed out, since we're always on the move, it's unlikely they'll find us again). Had one last gift to them: their amulets. There are special powers in the amulets, though exactly what they are, only Atan knows (Atan seems to know a lot. She claims she gets all the information from books)
Well, not all of them elft. Rose stayed with me, and Tekka, one of the Autumn sisters, stayed with Atan. But which pair(s) left all those eggs at the back? Neither Rose nor Tekka are telling.
Aeriments is a new race of people... we're going to find guardians for the eggs, so the world will know about them.
A New Land?
I guess it wasn't very long before we found out where the first group of Aeriments who had grown up and left us went: they formed a village on a somewhat deserted island. It's out of the way, too, since the shifting waters make it impossible to reach by boat. Half a day of flying non-stop from the nearest section of mainland is needed to get there, though some Aerimetns have been able to warp there with the use of their amulets. Details on the island are further down the page, including a map.
