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Posted: Mon Feb 23, 2009 7:13 am
Daiguren started to walk out and motioned for the others to follow him, "I think we can find something suitable in the warehouse district." Daiguren walked out and headed the most direct route to the area he was seeking. {{exit to warehouses}}
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Posted: Mon Feb 23, 2009 7:36 am
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Posted: Mon Feb 23, 2009 4:45 pm
Sibyl pawed the earth, lifting it and also lifting other scents that'd recently been there and she could confirm that Ceon had been here as his scent was still very distinct. The wolf looked around with her amber eyes and saw nothing though she clearly wasn't in a very typical Sibyl mood. The wolf still wreaked from her pheromones being released so she knew that whether or not she wanted Ceon to know she was following him that she was. However, she wasn't following him out of contempt or anger, she wanted answers, confirmation of Duke's claims. She decided to see through to this, not at all liking the divisions that were clearly forming within the pack. Their humanistic tendencies were beginning to disgust her and this was why she was not at all happy or pleased, thus trailing behind Ceon in a non-threatening manner, only wishing to speak.
|| -- Exit After Ceon -- ||
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Posted: Mon Feb 23, 2009 9:22 pm
(exit with Ceon and daiguren)
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Posted: Tue Sep 01, 2009 10:01 am
Wolf darted in, towards the metal trailer, abandoned by the truck that pulled it. He stopped at the side, then taking in the worn-out writing on the side of it. Apparently the trailer had been used for transportation of steel. Now what it was used for was the home of a young Lycan. Wolf sighed, continuing his song as he walked to the end, opening a door and sitting in it, attention concentrated on his trademark guitar.
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Posted: Wed Sep 02, 2009 10:40 am
Wolf would stop his song abruptly at the sound of footsteps. A hooded man and a group of similar-looking men came into view. "Hey, kid, scram... Don't you have somewhere to be?" He raised an eyebrow. Deducing what they were doing, in seconds he had a plan. Wolf sighed. "Well, I guess." Walking away from them, he gave the men what they wanted. Once out of sight, he darted to behind them, and waited. Soon their backs turned on Wolf fully, he slowly slid out his revolvers, and a few gunshots later, Wolf had the bodies of the group. Not to his surprise, he found guns and a suitcase of money. "Pitiful..." He said, knowing the men could've abliterated him easily but let Wolf slip, which cost them their lives. He devoured one body quickly, tossing the others into the trunk of a nearby car. "It'll have to work. My entire life hangs on a thin string. Talking to myself isn't going to help either." Wolf then walked to an abandoned crane, and starting messing around with it.
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Posted: Thu Sep 03, 2009 5:12 pm
Wolf thought for a moment, then smelt the air. The Apartments weren't far away... He smelt the air for a few minutes longer. Is that... Kara? The breeze is blowing my way, but I can't be sure... He continued for a bit longer, then decided to go off on the scent. Wolf thought no harm would be done. ((Exit: The Apartments))
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Posted: Sun Oct 11, 2009 10:34 pm
After an extensive period of time, during which the aggravated hunter spent his time recovering, Ein had finally re-emerged from hiding, sporting a replacement appendage where his left arm had been comfortable with existing before it was torn off and eaten by a certain someone he knew. He was long overdue for a visit to the junkyard for a salvage run, those little stints where he would dig through the vast piles of crap that sat in heaps like so many mongoloid hippos and see if he could find scrap parts that he could for modifying his weapons. He was as much a tinkerer as he was a skilled hunter, constantly bettering and revamping his weaponry with interchangeable parts that yielded different effects. From attachments that sped up his already dangerously fast arrows to improbable speeds to add-ons that coated his arrows in a combustible gel and then lit them on fire, there were a lot of different things he had made and an equal amount that he had trashed for use in new mods.
Now here he was again, hoping to find junk he could use to tweak his weaponry further...and maybe even make this new hunk of metal of an arm into a more suitable weapon.
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Posted: Sun Oct 11, 2009 10:56 pm
It had been ages since Finn had been out of her hidey hole. Exploring the dark corners of new york with only half a field of vision was a new experiance for her, and only for the past few months had she felt comfortable enough in her newly self-balanced vision to take on the whole of the world again.
She was comfortable in taking off her helmet to display her handicap to the rest of the world. But it didn't matter, she was just as competent as the rest of the world now that she had adjusted. So help any poor soul who wanted to face her now. She sat victoriously atop a pile of garbage, as if it where a battle field and ate an ice cream, like she was enjoying the fruits of victory as she stared out into the horizons and watched the sunset.
It was a vague shuffling sound in the distance that turned her attention away from ice cream. No one other than she, the queen of the trash Heep, should be there this late at night! She quickly polished off her victory-ice-cream and lept across the distant pillars of trash to find the intruder and appropriately chase him out like the protective little puppy she was.
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Posted: Sun Oct 11, 2009 11:22 pm
The hunter's sensitive hearing, an endlessly useful side-effect of his mixed hominid-feline-procyonid genome, picked up the unmistakable sound of movement as he heard junk shift in a rapid manner. It was probably against some sort of rule to be in the junkyard this late at night unless you actually worked there for a living, so his first instinct came from the raccoon side of his steadily degrading mind and roughly translated to 'Oh s**t hide'...and he also had the urge to wash an apple. So hide he did, behind one of the less-insurmountable piles of refuse, an effective hiding place without compromising the whole 'look-over-the-shoulder' espionage capability. Who else could be in the world of scrap this late at night?
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Posted: Sun Oct 11, 2009 11:35 pm
Finn quickly made it to the source of the noise, or the general vicinity. The bumping and rummaging sounds had stopped halfway to her destination. She went by smell the rest of the way, and was only vaguely able to catch it through the hundreds of different scents the garbage pile had to offer. The smell of last week's meatloaf smelling much better to her than it would to any normal human, she barely managed to bypass the midnight snack and keep on the track of her target... one that smelled suspiciously familiar.
She made her way to where a pool of the sent was, still smelling suspiciously familiar, she looked around the clearing of garbage and found a pile of useful knickknacks, the steel pipes looking particularly fun to play with. She picked one up and dragged it around for a bit as she continued her hunt through the clearing for the source of the mysteriously familiar sent.
"come out come out wherever you are."
She said quietly to herself like a satanic little child from a B rated horror film.
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Posted: Sun Oct 11, 2009 11:50 pm
That voice was...so familiar. He knew that voice, he knew it! So why couldn't he put a name to the sound? For the love of God, it had happened again, hadn't it? That would explain why he had woken up in Recovery feeling like he had a hangover the size of Texas and a distinct lack of memory as to what had happened in the past...christ, it must've been a year-and-a-half or more! Bits and pieces still remained, and instinctual urges drove his hands to wanting to reach for his bow at the sound of the voice. Surely that meant she was an enemy...but if he knew the voice, then wouldn't that mean that he knew this person? It wasn't right to attack someone he knew, was it? He had the overwhelming feeling of dejá vú as he knew somewhere in his mind that he had already questioned himself like this before, but why couldn't he remember the actual questioning? Jesus, it was frustrating!
Still, mental calamity and disarray aside, he knew it would be best not to be discovered, so he remained hidden, avoiding the making of any noise via loose garbage and the like. He hoped he could sort out his thoughts and make sense of this before he was found.
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Posted: Sun Oct 11, 2009 11:59 pm
The vague sound of shuffling to Finn's right, forcing her to turn around rather uncomfortably so she could peer into the darkness with her good left eye. Slowly, like a creature stalking her pray she moved towards the solitary clanging sound that was now little more then echos in the vast heaps of trash. She brought the makeshift bludgeoning weapon to her front as she growled low and peered into the darkness to see who her intruder was.
She could barely see in the darkness of the trash-corridor with her one good eye the intruder...
It couldn't be....
"YOU!"
She cried pointing at him in absolute shock.
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Posted: Mon Oct 12, 2009 12:14 am
Firecrackers...explosions...scars...motorcycles...
As he forced himself to dig through the scraps and shreds of information that he called memories, he knocked over a few cans, giving just the amount of noise needed to be discovered...fantastic. s**t.
Blue hair...bullets...cars...red camouflage...teeth...claws...fur...
A picture began to form in his mind, hastily pasted together from the bits and pieces of memory he could dredge up as though it were formed from magazine clippings and scotch tape. It was only a rough picture, and there was only enough that he could recall about the source of the voice to know that they weren't on good terms, nor did they really like each other...but why?
As his seeker finally managed to round a pile of mounded trash from the direction he was going, she pointed a finger at him, and he at her.
"YOU!"
The both of them had shouted at almost the same exact time. It was like a dramatic scene from an old movie, so much so that it wouldn't be far-removed for someone to expect the color to wash out of the surroundings and for everything to go sepia tone and look like it was being played on an old-fashioned projector.
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