This is a fun question.
While I do believe that most, if not all of my characters are fairly different from one another, I believe every single one has an aspect of my moral beliefs and/or desires engraved in them. One of my first characters was, what I defined at the time,a total badass. She...
Hello all!
I just realized the old Introductions were archived, so here I am to update my intro.
My name is August Reign. I'm a up and coming cosplayer, artist, seamstress, and overall crafty person. I work part time at a paint store (currently) and am a referee for an awesome laser tag...
There were a few events that happened in my high school that everyone knew about.
The Vending Machine
Basically, without going too much into detail, there was a sexual encounter between two students during class hours. Somehow they both wedged themselves behind the vending machine, which there...
Riven turned his head, the separation curtain between the cell and Lady Nero's room opening abruptly. He quickly took his hand from Par's, so as to not cause suspicion further in his captor's mind. The sun just barely trickled into the area, causing him to squint a moment at the sudden change in...
Riven tossed a bit in the bed, not as comfortable as his own used to be. He was more accustomed to sleeping in the streets than cell beds, but it was better than the cold stone below. The chain rang a little bit, the thief tossing it into a more comfortable position. He needn't worry about Par...
Riven exchanged looks with Par, giving her a shrug at the situation. He let out a sigh, playing with the chains a moment to put him at a good spot for rest. Par watched him as he lay down, knowing he wouldn't be able to sleep on his own. She'd have to set him down, make sure she watched over him...
Riven snatched his attention from his ghostly bond and instead turned towards the sound of heavy boots on the stone. Lady Nero had returned. He watched her as she came in, eyeing him like a guilty party. Had she overheard their conversation? No, that was impossible. Par was only a figure to him...
Par had looked blankly at him as he explained the difference between a hunter and a thief. It clearly distraught him so, but she was unsure of how to react. Yes, she had seen him like this before, and her reaction was to take him somewhere else, somewhere new. Perhaps... there was a different...
Wait, there was a NEW Barbie movie? Was it the stupid "Life in the Dreamhouse" thing or another one of their "original films" that they're ripping off of themselves from the golden age of Barbie Movies?
Her sudden haste caught the thief's attention, and he stopped playing with the bread. Setting it on the plate, he stood up to meet Lady Nero at the cell bars. "What's wrong?" He placed his hands around a couple of the rungs, but his question was never answered. She just darted out the door with...
Another Michigander here. We don't even pronounce the letter T in most of our words. Like in Mountain Dew, we say something like Mound'n Deiw (or if you're like me, you don't even pronounce the D/T. I end up with "moun'n".) Apparently we also say a lot of "Ope"s. I have done it myself, this is...
Riven watched her as she replied, her thoughts dragging her out on some kind of journey. Her words were something he hadn't heard in a long time. The one everyone calls on when no one else is available; The one that no one cares to do the more important jobs; The one sent out to fight and...
The young man's head scarf hung loosely around his neck and shoulders, pulled back like a normal hood could be. He barely touched the offered food, more interested in the water. Twiddling his thumbs on the glass as he rotated it in his hands, Riven led back to her comment with raised and...
Good. He hadn't pierced through the gauntlets when he jabbed his knife up to escape earlier. Giving a small shrug, he agreed with her at the drawbacks. "The real question is why one does it. Why does one steal when there's the simple life of working and earning your way through life?" He stepped...
Watching as she ransacked his stuff, Riven seemed rather bored. It was like he had been through quite a few of these searches and they were all the same. RIven didn't seem to realize that she was done, just staring off into the distance, when she threw his few fabrics back at him. They hit him...
Lounging on the grass, Nathan watched as a small beetle crawled along his finger. He adjusted his hand so the small creature could continue on its way, unhindered by lack of surface to crawl on. After a few moments, the beetle opened its wings up, and took off, leaving the young man alone once...