RpNation
I didn't want to go swimming anyway, baka!
This RP is the story of a group of friends in an unforgiving world. Let me ask you something.... What would you do if you suddenly found yourself in a fantasy world? Would you look for a way home? Resign yourself to living in this new world? Seeing it as a second chance? While most other kids were studying, taking exams and aiming for good colleges. These are the things Koma was always daydreaming about. This RP is the story of Koma and her friends waking up and suddenly finding themselves in a new, strange world. Their memories seemed to be there but also not.... Like wisps of smoke that can't be caught. Eventually fading completely. What awaits them in this new world? With their memories of their old world slowly fading?
Koma Found herself staring out of her bedroom window. The starry night sky twinkled brightly. The cool but still warm breeze tickles her shoulder length hair. The time was 8:30 pm when she had last looked at the clock on the bedside night stand next to her queen-sized. The desk on the opposite side of her room from the window had her unfinished homework laid out on it. A hand-held game laid lazily on her lap. The game itself was your typical fantasy game. More specifically an RPGMMO. Her glasses were folded and laid beside her on the lip of the open window. She didn't need the thing since her eyesight wasn't bad. The glasses had belonged her her father... who wasn't with herself and her mother anymore.
Koma's mind wandered back to the morning of that day. When she'd first gotten up. eaten breakfast and headed to school. Sitting through her classes like normal. Either doodling in her note paper or daydreaming about some fantasy scenario that had come from a book or game. The instructor would notice and bring her attention back to focus only for the cycle to repeat again until even the instructor gave up. This would result in yet another talk with her mother. Which would end with the teacher suggesting to see a doctor for some kind of medicine to 'help' her focus more in class.
A few hours later and Koma found herself at lunch, with her friends. All of which looked nothing like your stereotypical geeks. If fact none of them looked like they would be friends. At first glance anyways. But there they were, Talking quietly about recent games or game related news they'd heard about. Or about books and the like. Whatever it was, it was clear that Koma wasn't really listening that day. Her daydreaming had been worse than normal all day. And her friends had noticed but ignored it. Thinking it to be Koma's way of coming to terms with her father's recent death.
A sudden knock on her bedroom door pulled Koma from her reminiscing. That was Her mother's cue for her to go to bed. So Koma slid off the window opening and back into the room, closing the window behind her. She'd thought about jumping from the window before... But she couldn't ever go through with it. A heavy sigh and the click of a lamp turning off was followed by the rustling of the covers being pulled back as she climbed into bed. It wasn't long before she fell asleep.
Koma Found herself staring out of her bedroom window. The starry night sky twinkled brightly. The cool but still warm breeze tickles her shoulder length hair. The time was 8:30 pm when she had last looked at the clock on the bedside night stand next to her queen-sized. The desk on the opposite side of her room from the window had her unfinished homework laid out on it. A hand-held game laid lazily on her lap. The game itself was your typical fantasy game. More specifically an RPGMMO. Her glasses were folded and laid beside her on the lip of the open window. She didn't need the thing since her eyesight wasn't bad. The glasses had belonged her her father... who wasn't with herself and her mother anymore.
Koma's mind wandered back to the morning of that day. When she'd first gotten up. eaten breakfast and headed to school. Sitting through her classes like normal. Either doodling in her note paper or daydreaming about some fantasy scenario that had come from a book or game. The instructor would notice and bring her attention back to focus only for the cycle to repeat again until even the instructor gave up. This would result in yet another talk with her mother. Which would end with the teacher suggesting to see a doctor for some kind of medicine to 'help' her focus more in class.
A few hours later and Koma found herself at lunch, with her friends. All of which looked nothing like your stereotypical geeks. If fact none of them looked like they would be friends. At first glance anyways. But there they were, Talking quietly about recent games or game related news they'd heard about. Or about books and the like. Whatever it was, it was clear that Koma wasn't really listening that day. Her daydreaming had been worse than normal all day. And her friends had noticed but ignored it. Thinking it to be Koma's way of coming to terms with her father's recent death.
A sudden knock on her bedroom door pulled Koma from her reminiscing. That was Her mother's cue for her to go to bed. So Koma slid off the window opening and back into the room, closing the window behind her. She'd thought about jumping from the window before... But she couldn't ever go through with it. A heavy sigh and the click of a lamp turning off was followed by the rustling of the covers being pulled back as she climbed into bed. It wasn't long before she fell asleep.
