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 Posted: Sat Oct 17, 2009 7:27 am
The kids signed up for Camp Andalusia are in for a massive treat: Instead of spending the two weeks of their vacation in Florida, their vacation is being moved overseas, to Eurpoe, free of charage!
This summer camp seems a little too good to be true though, but after a bit of sightseeing and making friends, most of the students, between the ages of fifteen and eighteen, are adjusting well.
Until, when the lot is exploring Scotland, and they stay in an old abandoned house. Well, they thought it was abandoned, the ghouls within the house hold the students prisoner, and sned students out three at a time to search for the gold and treasure, so that the creatures and ghouls can lift their own curse, and with their own freedom, they will free the members of the camp.
Each student may have something they are hiding, however, or perhaps it is not just the house which is cursed. . .
That's right! It's a Halloween Role Play!
Just describe your character in your first post, and we'll go from there.
Long posts in this one guys, it's a literate RP.
Double check all spelling and grammar if you need to. We'll help. Thanks.
Make it so number one AWESOME!
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Posted: Sat Oct 17, 2009 7:28 am
Alafaya sat high in the tree that she had known since she was born. Going away for the summer could not possibly be as bad as she was expecting, or at least, that is what everyone kept telling her. She knew that life would go on and she would soon return home. But this would be her first time away from home for more than a week, and she was going a whole two hours away! Nightmarish, if you asked her.
The tree that she was sitting in was a comfortable one, she loved it and she always went there to think. Now that she was sixteen though, she was told much more often to get out of the tree and do something else, go out with friends, get a job, do her homework. She simply could not understand why all those things would not come to her in the tree.
Her mother came out, and Alafaya prepared to leap out of the tree, not wanting to be nagged out. But her mother approached with no hostile intentions, so Alafaya stayed. She brushed back a loose strand of golden hair that she knew must have fallen from her messy bun while she was climbing. Her mother stood at the base of the tree and looked up at her, shading her eyes from the bright sun, “Hey kid, I got big news.”
“Big news?” The green-eyed tree dweller called down, “What about?”
“That summer camp of yours, it’s being moved?”
Alafaya’s eyes lit up, “So I’m not going?”
“Of course you’re going,” Her mother made a face, but soon returned to smiling, “The camp’s moved to Europe, and it’s still the same price. You get to go overseas for the first time!”
“But that’s so far away!” Alafaya whined. She jumped from the tree even though she did not have to, “You can go in my place, if it’s so great.”
Her mother sighed, “Alafaya, you have to do something, you have to get out of this house at least for this summer. You will be fine, I promise. Nothing can go wrong.”
“It’s still only two weeks?”
“It’s still only two weeks.”
Alafaya sighed. She was supposed to leave tomorrow, and she assumed that hadn’t changed, but she would have to pack a little differently, as Europe is a bit chillier than Florida.
The following day, Alafaya’s mother drove her to the airport to drop her off, helped her carry her luggage inside and meet up with the group. She was a shy and introverted young girl, so this certainly was not the part of the trip that she would enjoy. In fact, as she knew nothing of the itinerary, she did not know if she would enjoy any of it in the end. When she approached the group she was handed a camp shirt it was bright blue with a tacky white design on it, it was a size too big and it smelled like cigarettes, despite being new. She threw it on over the shirt she was already wearing and turned around to, once again, beg her mother not to make her go.
Her mother re3sponded by giving her a hug and handing her off to the group, telling her that she loved her and she would see her in two weeks. Then leaving her there with a strange group of people, her luggage, passport and a boarding pass. This was going to be the worst two weeks of her life.
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