Thalia_Neko
Ten Thousand Club
opener blurb
The extreme gist of this rp is this. WW3 happened, resulting in a post apocalyptic world we call the 'Dark World'. Due to these things called 'Super Weapons'. They used a new type of energy that irradiated our world. Now in 2070, 35 years after the end of the third world war, people are/ have appeared with 'powers', 'mutations', called 'abnormalities'. These people are referred to as Abnorms.
The extreme gist of this rp is this. WW3 happened, resulting in a post apocalyptic world we call the 'Dark World'. Due to these things called 'Super Weapons'. They used a new type of energy that irradiated our world. Now in 2070, 35 years after the end of the third world war, people are/ have appeared with 'powers', 'mutations', called 'abnormalities'. These people are referred to as Abnorms.
~*~ Previously ~*~
As she neared, Vira recognized the eye-like tattoo symbolizing this girl's affiliation with The One gang. Just seeing the tattoo angered Vira, her hair standing on end. Fuzzy burning sensations within her told her to strike, but she held onto her cool as they neared the lone girl standing before the slightly intimidating structure that was The One gang's base. She stood there in an elegant white dress, looking out of place against the backdrop of trees and grayish building. Her size was small, unassuming. Vira knew not to judge a book by its covers, but this lady had her intrigued.
"Hello," the woman spoke as Vira neared. "So you and your friends are why they all left..."
Vira raised her eyebrow. "They all.. left?!" she hissed out angrily. "What do you mean?"
"They knew you were coming, and.. well they fled," she answered, seemingly sad about that fact. "The place is completely abandoned."
"Where did they go, and who are you?" Vira asked angrily. Hearing that they fled set her off. She wanted nothing more than to end them.
"I don't know exactly, but I can tell you they went East somewhere; that's all I know. My name is Anesha," she answered, looking over the dark-haired woman in front of her. Running a hand over the tattoo on her other hand, she sounded hopeful in her next question. "So it is true then? You came to end The One?"
"East?" Vira repeated, looking out towards the forest east of them. "Yes. That is true."
"Do you think you can do it?" Anesha asked in the same hopeful tone, with a side of thoughtfulness, her blonde locks falling in front of her face while she considered something, looking down.
"..Lets just say, if I don't then I'll be dead," Vira answered bluntly. It was either her or them. The One was a nuisance and Vira felt an obligation to destroy them.
"Perhaps I can help you then," Anesha replied.
"You are an Abnorm then?"
Anesha nodded. "The One only cares about Abnorms, and only allows them into the group. Well... they only care about Abnorms anyway, anyone else is worthless fodder."
"So I noticed. Well, how can you help?"
Anesha sniffled, rubbing her eyes. "My Abnormality... I can grant wishes. Or at least I can try to." Seeing that further explanation was needed, she continued. "My wish granting is why The One wanted me, but it has it's issues. I can't just 'wish someone dead', or 'wish someone alive' again. Nothing like that. In fact my ability seems to have a lot of complications. The headaches it makes for me.. I don't really control it, nor do I understand what these complications are or anything, but... I can still try to help you."
Vira thought it over. Her power sounded ridiculous. Both ridiculous nonsense, and how useful it could be. Ultimately, she grinned. Well, if Anesha was offering! She began to speak, but saw the woman falter. "What is it?"
"Th-there's just one major issue..." Anesha twiddled her fingers. "I can only grant one wish. ..I believe. My power is directly linked to my life force. Another wish is all I have left in me, before..."
Vira understood exactly what she meant. "Then nevermind."
"No! No no.. I-it's okay! I want to make this wish. It is my wish. Not yours. It's why they left me behind, because I told them I couldn't make anymore wishes without it killing me." She appeared angry, gritting her teeth and clenching her fists. The poor frail thing. "The One abused my power.."
Ah. Now Vira understood why this woman would turn on her own gang. She wasn't sure how she felt in using up Anesha's life to make some 'wish' as the girl put it, but if she was willing to lay down her life for it. Then far be it for Vira to deny her such. "How do I do this? Phrase it like a genie?"
Anesha nodded. "Yep, that'll work."
"I wish to have the power to defeat The One," Vira chanted immediately.
Anesha's lips curled into a smile. "That is my wish." Her eyes lit up, glowing a bright iridescent hue. Light spread the clouds above, landing upon Vira in front of her. Then... nothing.
Vira lifted her arms, inspecting herself. "Uh, is that it?"
Anesha's eyes returned to normal. The time of her power passed. She stared at the woman in front of her. Finally, she shrugged simply. "I.. I suppose? Again, my power isn't exactly as cut and dry as you'd think. I do not know what each of my 'wishes' will do. So, um.. Yeah. That's it. I cannot do anything more. I'm sorry."
Vira stared, then looked at the building. "No. It's fine." If that was it, then that was it. It was probably foolish to imagine this whole 'wish granting' thing was anything substantial. Probably why The One was so far up its own ass. It was stupid. The abandoned building there though was interesting. Abandoned, huh? "Anesha. Do you imagine anyone would say anything if we were to say.. use that building?"
Anesha looked towards The One's base. "No. I suppose not.."
Vira grinned. "Good. Cuz even if they did -they'd have to answer to me."
Even though it was early, it felt like a time to cool down and chill. Vira glanced once behind her, to see everyone who had followed her. Then she walked up to the building, and pushed open the heavy metal door. With a grunt she managed to get it open. Stepping inside, her view was met with a pretty drab entrance. A staircase across the room lead up, and there were rooms off to the sides. There was obvious signs of people departing. Stuff had been stripped away, leaving non-necessities strewn about, with cabinets open revealing nothing left within. To Vira, this seemed more home than any other place she had been to in many years, and it was nothing more than an abandoned base of a terrible gang.
~*~ Now ~*~
It was a few days later -maybe closer to a week?- hard to say. The building had gone through a hefty overhaul. The group had pitched in to completely clean out the place, and fix it up. Vira had largely gotten used to quite a few others being around. At first it bugged her, but she realized she couldn't just make them leave. Besides, it was cool if they wanted to spend a lot of their time renovating the place. It meant she didn't have to waste much of her time doing it. She took the room on the topmost floor. It had fancy stuff, for fancy people, she could tell. She tossed out some of the broken shit, and let others deal with the other rooms. Not everything could be completely fixed, but it was definitely looking much better in comparison to how they found it. Vira was pretty satisfied knowing they had managed to take over a gang's base. That was pretty sick. Still, she wasn't used to sharing space with others; especially those she largely considered strangers. But the place was big enough, so she held her tongue on it. Not to mention she largely kept to herself, unless it was impossible to do so. Such as when she was reclining in the room that had previously been used for meetings and relaxation and shit. Or she assumed it had been used for that anyway.
Although this place was sweet, Vira knew she wouldn't remain here for long. It was a stepping stone on her journey.
As she neared, Vira recognized the eye-like tattoo symbolizing this girl's affiliation with The One gang. Just seeing the tattoo angered Vira, her hair standing on end. Fuzzy burning sensations within her told her to strike, but she held onto her cool as they neared the lone girl standing before the slightly intimidating structure that was The One gang's base. She stood there in an elegant white dress, looking out of place against the backdrop of trees and grayish building. Her size was small, unassuming. Vira knew not to judge a book by its covers, but this lady had her intrigued.
"Hello," the woman spoke as Vira neared. "So you and your friends are why they all left..."
Vira raised her eyebrow. "They all.. left?!" she hissed out angrily. "What do you mean?"
"They knew you were coming, and.. well they fled," she answered, seemingly sad about that fact. "The place is completely abandoned."
"Where did they go, and who are you?" Vira asked angrily. Hearing that they fled set her off. She wanted nothing more than to end them.
"I don't know exactly, but I can tell you they went East somewhere; that's all I know. My name is Anesha," she answered, looking over the dark-haired woman in front of her. Running a hand over the tattoo on her other hand, she sounded hopeful in her next question. "So it is true then? You came to end The One?"
"East?" Vira repeated, looking out towards the forest east of them. "Yes. That is true."
"Do you think you can do it?" Anesha asked in the same hopeful tone, with a side of thoughtfulness, her blonde locks falling in front of her face while she considered something, looking down.
"..Lets just say, if I don't then I'll be dead," Vira answered bluntly. It was either her or them. The One was a nuisance and Vira felt an obligation to destroy them.
"Perhaps I can help you then," Anesha replied.
"You are an Abnorm then?"
Anesha nodded. "The One only cares about Abnorms, and only allows them into the group. Well... they only care about Abnorms anyway, anyone else is worthless fodder."
"So I noticed. Well, how can you help?"
Anesha sniffled, rubbing her eyes. "My Abnormality... I can grant wishes. Or at least I can try to." Seeing that further explanation was needed, she continued. "My wish granting is why The One wanted me, but it has it's issues. I can't just 'wish someone dead', or 'wish someone alive' again. Nothing like that. In fact my ability seems to have a lot of complications. The headaches it makes for me.. I don't really control it, nor do I understand what these complications are or anything, but... I can still try to help you."
Vira thought it over. Her power sounded ridiculous. Both ridiculous nonsense, and how useful it could be. Ultimately, she grinned. Well, if Anesha was offering! She began to speak, but saw the woman falter. "What is it?"
"Th-there's just one major issue..." Anesha twiddled her fingers. "I can only grant one wish. ..I believe. My power is directly linked to my life force. Another wish is all I have left in me, before..."
Vira understood exactly what she meant. "Then nevermind."
"No! No no.. I-it's okay! I want to make this wish. It is my wish. Not yours. It's why they left me behind, because I told them I couldn't make anymore wishes without it killing me." She appeared angry, gritting her teeth and clenching her fists. The poor frail thing. "The One abused my power.."
Ah. Now Vira understood why this woman would turn on her own gang. She wasn't sure how she felt in using up Anesha's life to make some 'wish' as the girl put it, but if she was willing to lay down her life for it. Then far be it for Vira to deny her such. "How do I do this? Phrase it like a genie?"
Anesha nodded. "Yep, that'll work."
"I wish to have the power to defeat The One," Vira chanted immediately.
Anesha's lips curled into a smile. "That is my wish." Her eyes lit up, glowing a bright iridescent hue. Light spread the clouds above, landing upon Vira in front of her. Then... nothing.
Vira lifted her arms, inspecting herself. "Uh, is that it?"
Anesha's eyes returned to normal. The time of her power passed. She stared at the woman in front of her. Finally, she shrugged simply. "I.. I suppose? Again, my power isn't exactly as cut and dry as you'd think. I do not know what each of my 'wishes' will do. So, um.. Yeah. That's it. I cannot do anything more. I'm sorry."
Vira stared, then looked at the building. "No. It's fine." If that was it, then that was it. It was probably foolish to imagine this whole 'wish granting' thing was anything substantial. Probably why The One was so far up its own ass. It was stupid. The abandoned building there though was interesting. Abandoned, huh? "Anesha. Do you imagine anyone would say anything if we were to say.. use that building?"
Anesha looked towards The One's base. "No. I suppose not.."
Vira grinned. "Good. Cuz even if they did -they'd have to answer to me."
Even though it was early, it felt like a time to cool down and chill. Vira glanced once behind her, to see everyone who had followed her. Then she walked up to the building, and pushed open the heavy metal door. With a grunt she managed to get it open. Stepping inside, her view was met with a pretty drab entrance. A staircase across the room lead up, and there were rooms off to the sides. There was obvious signs of people departing. Stuff had been stripped away, leaving non-necessities strewn about, with cabinets open revealing nothing left within. To Vira, this seemed more home than any other place she had been to in many years, and it was nothing more than an abandoned base of a terrible gang.
~*~ Now ~*~
It was a few days later -maybe closer to a week?- hard to say. The building had gone through a hefty overhaul. The group had pitched in to completely clean out the place, and fix it up. Vira had largely gotten used to quite a few others being around. At first it bugged her, but she realized she couldn't just make them leave. Besides, it was cool if they wanted to spend a lot of their time renovating the place. It meant she didn't have to waste much of her time doing it. She took the room on the topmost floor. It had fancy stuff, for fancy people, she could tell. She tossed out some of the broken shit, and let others deal with the other rooms. Not everything could be completely fixed, but it was definitely looking much better in comparison to how they found it. Vira was pretty satisfied knowing they had managed to take over a gang's base. That was pretty sick. Still, she wasn't used to sharing space with others; especially those she largely considered strangers. But the place was big enough, so she held her tongue on it. Not to mention she largely kept to herself, unless it was impossible to do so. Such as when she was reclining in the room that had previously been used for meetings and relaxation and shit. Or she assumed it had been used for that anyway.
Although this place was sweet, Vira knew she wouldn't remain here for long. It was a stepping stone on her journey.