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xoplumblossoms

PostPosted: Mon Dec 05, 2005 6:48 pm


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PostPosted: Tue Dec 06, 2005 2:38 pm


ooc: deleted last post, sorry i didn't really look to hard at the posts...so then all of the protagonists are taken then??

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PostPosted: Tue Dec 06, 2005 8:27 pm


Death--Mage
ooc- sorry i can't post right now I kinda have to be somewhere but i would like to reserve a Pheonix/Elf combo for my character...so yeah, i'll try to be back on later.
||Please re-read the first post. ^^||
PostPosted: Wed Dec 07, 2005 2:35 pm


We can start rping now right? ^.^

Ruriska

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PostPosted: Wed Dec 07, 2005 7:47 pm


||I'd like to wait untill we have at least one antagonist. ^^||
PostPosted: Thu Dec 08, 2005 7:17 pm


|| I'd like to join as a protagonist ^^ Before I fill out the profile, I'm just wondering.... Can my character's union be a different mix from the ones listed? (I was thinking pheonix/nymph)

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PostPosted: Thu Dec 08, 2005 8:47 pm


||No, sorry. Only the ones posted up there are available. It's kinda like... Written into the story line. sweatdrop Sorry. whee ||
PostPosted: Fri Dec 09, 2005 6:19 pm


|| sweatdrop Aha... Sorry! I should have read it through more thoroughly... *smacks self*

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PostPosted: Sun Dec 11, 2005 8:04 pm


||The RP is now open, feel free to post as you wish.||
PostPosted: Sun Dec 11, 2005 8:28 pm


User Name: LyreStonehart
Character Name: Skyman Windward
Age: 19
Appearance: He's about 6'1", with tousled brown hair down to his shoulders. He usually wears a comfortable blue tunic and durable suede pants. He likes quality clothing and can't abide by stuff that falls apart easily. He has steely grey eyes and usually an irritable expression on his face.
Abilities: An accomplished swordsman. He's also good with many other weapons. He has very good aim with a bow.
Union: N/A
Personality: He's usually pretty quiet. He doesn't talk much to his fellow men but he does follow orders obediently enough. He gets irritated easily though he has enough self control not to act on it when he knows it will get him in trouble.
Short Bio: Skyman was a hunter in the forests around his home. He lived outside a small village with his mother and father and two sisters. One day, upon returning home from the hunt he found his house burnt to the ground. All around in the turf there were marks of large claws. He was convinced it must be dragons and his suspicions were confirmed when he asked the people of the villiage. Some of them said thay had heard roaring sometime around noon. Skyman decided to turn his hunting skills to destroying the arcane beasts who had killed his family. He hired himself out to anyone who would give him such a job. Needless to say, he's found a lot of work these days.

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PostPosted: Mon Dec 12, 2005 1:31 am


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PostPosted: Mon Dec 12, 2005 8:13 pm


((Well, here goes))



A large fort was set up around the massive arlathil tree. The fort was a large, permanent construction; thick wooden walls (with the obligatory heads on stakes) over an heavy earth berm, towers, ditches and abatises, and many other tricks of the defensive trade.
The tree itself was in a large clearing in an otherwise dense forest, bare but for grasses and the stumps of recently cut trees.

Kuzo Naraj was walking around, making another inspection of the general state of affairs. Everything seemed to be going well.
In the Niena section of camp, were a large number of yurts were pitched in orderly rows.
Kuzo walked into the mess section of camp, where there were cooking fires going and off duty soldiers relaxing. Many were eating, or chatting, and some stood around the fires for warmth.
As he walked in, the nearby soldiers saluted, which he acknowledged with a nod. "How are things going?" he asked.
"Sir. We've got enough food for now; we've got fresh dragon and griffin meat, and we've gotten some game, but we don't have much of a reserve built up yet. The damn, uh, begging your pardon, sir, quartermaster's been giving us short rations and giving us grief about pay." complained a Sergeant. "But on the plus side, we've got plenty of water, and the weather seems fine, if a little cool." the Sergeant chuckled. "These guys have it soft."
"Right. I'll see what I can do about that. As you were." he said, walking off.

At the fort's command post, where the sound of axes chopping was audible, he went through a long series of subordinates before finally talking to the quartermaster, and being referred to the overall commander of the expedition.
Pff...excuses, excuses. Putting me off and wasting my time. And those axes are driving me crazy. he thought, as he walked in and saluted. "I've received reports from my men that they haven't been supplied properly. When checking in with the quartermaster, he referred me to you."
The commander, a rather oily looking man, said "Ah yes. Your troops are doing little work around here, so it would seem that the supplies should be distributed more efficiently."
Kuzo restrained the urge to strangle the man and mutilate his body. Later... he thought to himself. "Pardon? I'm not sure I understand." he said.
"Well, your troops are not assisting in the cutting of this tree." said the commander, gesturing to the window, from which came the sound of axes.
"Your pardon, but that was not in the contract. My troops took this tree, and were are seeing to its security. That was all that we were hired to do; are you saying that you wish to renegotiate." he asked, giving the commander a subtle version of 'the Look'. b*****d is trying to get out of paying us, probably.
"No, no...just a, misunderstanding, I'm sure. I'll have it sorted." said the commander.
"Good." said Kuzo, saluting and walking out the door. ***hole.

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PostPosted: Mon Dec 12, 2005 8:20 pm


((Right, I hope I don't screw anything up. whee ))

Skyman had been tracking the stupid thing for hours. It was a small firedrake. Bigger than your average dog and pretty low on the list of mystical creatures but it was partly magical and he'd hunt it until he killed it. He stepped carefully in the dry leaf litter. It seemed like autumn was coming early this year. That or the dry weather was taking its toll on the plant life.

He knew he probably shouldn't be wandering this far from the trenches but his "comrades" were driving him insane. He wasn't meant to be kept in such box-like conditions. For the love of everything holy a man just needed to roam the country side to stay sane sometimes. He hated how they bothered him. Kept trying to talk to him or pursuade him to play cards or some other foolish games. Oh he knew they meant well. Kept trying to 'draw him out of his shell'. He wasn't here to play games. He was here to get rid of the blight magic was causing on this earth and on the people in it. Magical creatures thought they were so bloody high and mighty. Well let them think that when the very last one was in his grave.

Ah! There it was! He drew his bow silently, sighting the scaly brownish green creature. It was hard to see in the underbrush but it was there, sniffling at a patch of berries. He'd make sure it never got to eat them. He aimed for its throat.
PostPosted: Wed Dec 14, 2005 7:03 pm


((Hey where is everyone? I joined this thing to play!))

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PostPosted: Wed Dec 14, 2005 8:44 pm


||For reference, when Brenya is thinking, the text will be pink and italics. When Aaurondyl is thinking, the text will be blue and italics.||

Tell me again about the tree... Slender fingers skimmed across the tea-stained pages of a large, leather bound book. Images faded from centuries of wear and tear covered every aspect of the great Arlanthil tree. A deep sigh sounded in the mind of the girl, who sat cross-legged beneath a small, decaying shade tree. Your curiousity is overwhelming, child. As old as I am, you should let me rest.

Brenya smiled softly at the words of her elderly friend, and gently closed the book. Don't be rediculous. You're young for your kind. Besides, it'll give me something to think about while I walk. Fine, fine. Where should I start? At the beginning, of corse. Of corse. Let's see here...


Long ago, when even the Earth was young, and only non-magical creatures roamed, there was a clever young man named Cyric. Cyric was brave and handsome, and the gods loved him more than any other mortal.
Brenya stretched her legs and stood from her seat. Brushing the sand from her calves, she began down the rubbly path towards the mountain pass. One day, the goddess Mhari disguised herself as a human, and came down from the heavens. She went to Cyric in his bed, for she was in love with him. Soon, Mhari was great with Cyric's child.

When the god Anshan, Mhari's husband learned of this, he was furious. He immediately killed Cyric, and when Mhari's child was born, he killed her, too. Anshan was not a ruthless man, though, and he took pity on this innocent child. He named the baby Arlanthil, and placed the boy near a small fruit tree, far in the West from where his father once lived. Seeing no more need to aid this screaming child, Anshan left the boy there, caring little what became of him.

But, as you remember, Arlanthil's mother was the goddess Mhari. That meant that the boy was no average human, and he possessed a magic never before seen on Earth, let alone in the little kingdom of Faer; for that is where he was. Were it not for the sweet fruit that fell from the tree, Arlanthil would have died. But, instead he grew, and as he grew he began to love the tree, which provided him with shade, food, and protection.

As Arlanthil grew older and stronger, so grew his hatred for Anshan, whom he blamed for most everything. One day, Arlanthil called out to the great god Anshan, and challenged him to a duel. Anshan came down from the heavans, but poor Arlanthil was no match for his power. The young man was quickly killed, but his love for his tree was so strong that his soul rose from his body and settled into the bark of the plant.

It was then that the tree began to change. Slowly at first, but the differences became impossible not to notice. When the Arlanthil tree, as it so came to be called, began to spread magical dust all over Faer, changes were evident everywhere. Strange, new creatures appeared, confusing both humans and beasts alike.

Hundreds of years passed, and though most have forgotten the tale of the Arlanthil tree, it is still rumoured that the soul of Arlanthil lives, still, in the hearty bark of his beloved tree.
Aaurondyl coughed, her voice a little weakened by her long speach. Brenya, who was about halfway between the two mountains had stopped listening about halfway through the story, and stood pensive, golden eyes staring wide ahead. Are you even listening, girl? Someone's coming.

||Cue you, Ruriska. Sorry it's a little weak, and there's not a lot of actions, but I wanted to get that out of the way for everyone who might be wondering exactly how the tree happened.||
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