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Topic: Kingmaker Campaign
Subject: Bah, late post
[Slight BP]
Aria leaned against the door, her eyes closed, a kukri blade in each of her hands as she listened, her body still. It was the still before the draw of the curtains. It was the still that lasted hours (well, actually minutes but same difference to her), and finally she heard the door slam shut.
In a burst, she leaped through the door, slamming it open in her haste. She immediately saw a person across from her, well, a table was in the way but, hey she could deal with that. A woman, about a head taller than her, but she's danced with taller people before. Grinning, she dashed over, before tilting her head as she curtsied to the woman, holding out one of her hands, still clasped around her blade, palm up.
"May I have this dance?" She asked.
She couldn't resist.
Without waiting for an answer, she rose from her curtsy, twirling around as she brought up her other blade, waiting to see if the blade would draw blood from her partner, a smile still on her face as she drew her right leg behind her, flowing with her dance.
(Surprise - move up to woman, R1: move - start dance (Inspire Courage - self), standard - slash x1)
Posted on 2011-11-21 at 19:01:05.
Edited on 2011-11-22 at 00:37:53 by Reralae
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Topic: Kingmaker Q&A
Subject: Lol at the typo
No worries, gimme a sec to edit.
On side note, I do realize the plan has been basically put into final note on this thread, but just posting for Aria because feels like a good opportunity to provide some insight into her natural disposition.
Posted on 2011-11-18 at 06:37:08.
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Topic: Kingmaker Campaign
Subject: Letting go now sair, it's away!
"Dear drink loosens lips, but it would also raise suspicion if we suddenly invited them for a brew or two. I'd sooner say we make sure they are secure, unarmed, and isolated from each other. Without their numbers around the less willed of the group would crack. I can talk to them and I can extract what we need given little time. Assuming you don't disaprove of my methods. I would rather use words to get the information then liquids or drugs."
Aria nodded and gave a smile, "I agree, but am just tossing ideas around really. It's the sort of thing I do."
She leaned back against her chair, her gaze drifting skyward. The sun continued its descent, and her eyes glazed over a bit.
"You know," She said aloud, "Planning really isn't what I'm best at. I just go with what I feel like. It's so easy to get so weighted down by all those possibilities and subtleties, and so liberating to let it all go. Maybe we should just go with something, then deal with things as they come up, as we go. Worse case scenario we're still doing something, maybe not right, but darn it, if it's not right, we'll fix this thing. Just takes time to fix stuff, and I sure got time. Dunno about the rest of you, but I sure got it."
She chuckled, "Well, not made of the stuff, but guess that's all I have to say really." She brought her hands behind her head as she leaned back, letting herself relax, and looking at the sky again.
Posted on 2011-11-18 at 06:26:48.
Edited on 2011-11-18 at 06:37:29 by Reralae
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Topic: Kingmaker Campaign
Subject: Side the second
Aria tilted her head, "I would doubt that much speed in a counter attack. If it's become routine for them, then, as you have said earlier as well, they won't be expecting a retaliation. In that case, they certainly won't be prepared in the case to follow through... and we can't expect them to be as orderly as city couriers with timing. There is one other issue that comes to my mind though, and that is what the lineup of leadership is."
She frowned a moment as she tapped her fingers together, "We can be relatively certain that axe-lady and the other guy that are consistently with their band are in some role of leadership, particularly if they were the 'talkers' during the first time. The fact that the numbers have diminished, I do think there is at least one other taking leader role, who then figures out who to send where and such. If we capture this band, we should be able to get some good information from the two semi-leaders."
Aria holds up her hands, "Now, I don't know how talkative they'd be, but I'm relatively sure the doctor guy may know about herbs, and might know a mix that may get them to be more talkative. Truth potion type thing, you know? Maybe, maybe not. Drink also tends to loosen the tongues of people, men in particular I've noticed."
She contemplated some more, "We could always slam the doors shut on them after they come into the fort. That's something they surely wouldn't expect, and by the time they figure out what's going on, we should be in position to take advantage of the situation."
Posted on 2011-11-16 at 23:06:16.
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Topic: Kingmaker Campaign
Subject: Gambling on the psyche
Aria clasped her hands together, a bit of a smirk showing on her face, "Well, the question is whether or not they are ready for retaliation. How long would it take for them to counter with their own? Not to mention, how are we to know if wherever they're holed up is actually expecting them back right away? They may leave fast, but it doesn't mean they go back right away. There's a lot to gamble on, and I'm a gambling girl."
Aria's eyes glanced to the table, glazing over a bit as she thought, "Here's the thing, if we are able to discern the location of their base, like say capturing the jerks alive and getting intel from them, then perhaps we may be able to take the fight to them, so to speak. It's a gamble, but as long as they don't get word back to their base, that as well buys us time."
Posted on 2011-11-16 at 16:53:20.
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Topic: Kingmaker Campaign
Subject: Blink blink
Passwords? Seemed kind of silly to Aria. If it were just goods that they returned for, and with the confidence of no resistance, they likely wouldn't bother using their human resources to place a spy in a place like this. No, they'd be more likely to administer coercion through force of arms, just a larger group of them than the highway-peoples that she had run into when she was a member of the troupe.
Aria shrugged, and actually smiled. No niceties were returned, did that mean people actually didn't care about them here? If that were the case, then maybe she'd finally be able to break the habit. She stretched a moment, before trying to slouch a bit in her seat, but her body wouldn't respond to the thought.
Darn thing. She rolled her eyes inwardly. Would take more than a thought to break this habit of hers.
She shook her head, realizing she must've seemed dazed out to their hosts, "What time would be best to expect these uninvited guests?" she asked. She wasn't one to plan, but knowing when she'd have to be awake by would probably be a good idea.
Posted on 2011-11-11 at 22:03:00.
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Topic: Kingmaker Campaign
Subject: Slow down there
Aria sat at the table, her posture held almost in a regal way, even as she drank and cut bread to go with the stew, but none of it was from her conscious thought. She had long since given up trying to break her habits that her mother had drilled into her head even before she was able to walk. She looked up at Oleg and the other woman, Syl, as one spoke and the other responded. However, Aria held up her hand.
"Slow down there," She said, before bowing her head towards their hosts, "Thank you for the meal." she spoke, "It was delicious. Now please, if you can, start at the beginning, so we may know your plight in full."
Aria gave a smile towards Oleg, "It would be good to know what is it that we are dealing with, but also, I was wondering, what is it that they return for precisely?" She asked as a guiding question.
Posted on 2011-11-09 at 07:00:37.
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Topic: Kingmaker Campaign
Subject: Travel Stiffness. Only remedy is to MOOOOVE!
Aria leaned back against the wagon as she let out a yawn. The trip was a sleeper, and it sure left her body feeling stiff. She stretched a bit, arching her body towards the ground as she spread her slender legs and shifted on the balls of her feet. She was not tall by any standards, but her figure was proportioned enough to give the illusion of length along her body.
After stretching her arms as well, she stood up, and threw her cloak onto the ground, starting to feel rather warm. "Well, nothing better than movement for working out travel stiffness." She noted, "Marie? You still awake at all?" She asked, looking over her shoulder.
A soft mew responded as a small tabby cat peeked out from under the top of Aria's backpack. Aria chuckled, "Still look sleepy, why don't you rest a bit more?" Marie however, would have none of that, and pulled herself out of Aria's backpack, stretching a bit before licking her paws daintily.
"Have it your way," Aria chuckled again, before looking around for a decently wide spot to get the blood flowing through her veins. She shrugged and started her dance, bringing one hand up into the air and giving a twirl, shifting to end in a curtsy, her other hand holding onto the pleated leather skirt on her armour, before beginning again, moving her body in an array of intricate steps and traversing within a circle where she stood.
((Perform Dance, Take 10 -> total of 17, not memorable, but decent performance  ))
Posted on 2011-11-04 at 07:02:57.
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Topic: WitchCraft: The Strength of a Warrior
Subject: So overdue it's not even funny - the kitty apologizes
Lily tentatively sniffed at the air. The scent of blood confirmed her suspicions. The little-distant-cousin was probably gone. She shrugged a bit, before looking up and down the alley a moment.
Her intuition told her that there wasn't anything she could do at this point; the person who had wielded power was gone, and without the scent of power to guide her, she wouldn't be able to find them. Not to mention, they'd likely spot her tailing them, and any creature discovering that they were being followed would be bound to counter with suspicion and possibly aggression. She didn't need that.
As for what had happened here, well, she had a pretty good feeling for what happened. These particular distant-cousins were noted for aggression. It wouldn't be too likely that the cousin had 'aggress'd' against a trespasser, and they, in fear or in retaliation, wielded power to counter it.
It would seem the cousin's aggression had gotten the better of it, not realizing the capability of their adversary.
Investigation complete (or at least as far as she was going to take it), Lily quickly jot down her location on her notepad, intending to send a message to Joan later, before heading back out along her original path and towards her original destination.
Mm... Pizza.
Posted on 2011-07-05 at 17:11:20.
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Topic: WitchCraft: The Strength of a Warrior
Subject: No self respecting people-watcher shall be caught unwary!
"Oh, no, not that I can think of." Lily replied, smiling, "Thank you very much for your time."
After seeing Joan off, she contemplated a moment on the things revealed to her.
I can feel things are starting to get a bit more active, on the other side of things... at least, that's what my intuition tells me. Fillærra noted as Lily picked her up, Your encounters... I am not one to believe in coincidence; you'd best take care.
"I know how to take care of myself." Lily nodded to herself, "If I have to."
I know, but I thought it was worth saying aloud. Fillærra replied.
~
After her mother returned, Lily nodded, "Okay, I'll just tidy up back here for you." She called after her, quickly doing so and taking Fillærra upstairs, back to the mask room. Once that was done, she saw her mother had already taken up her position behind the counter.
~
"Pizza hm? Alrighty, I'll go get ready." Lily replied, quickly heading upstairs to her den. She would require supplies of the utmost importance.
Once she got her shoulder bag ready, Lily made her way outside, and leisurely walked down the sidewalk. She watched people out of the corner of her eyes, passing either way, on both sides of the road, vaguely wondering where their destinations were.
Then she felt it. Something out of place.
She tilted her head back just slightly to sniff at the air. There was no mistaking that scent, the scent of raw power flowing outward, as a ripple on the surface of a still pond. Lily knew now that it meant something was happening, or someone similar to her or the others was nearby. But what?
There was only one thing to do. She was in no hurry, and she was at least part cat (though the actual details as to her ancestry seemed rather unclear), and even if she wasn't, she was curious. One hand strayed to her shoulder bag, squeezing it. She nodded, the binoculars were there. Good.
She started down the path, tracking her target by scent, with the hopes of being able to find an advantageous locale from which to spy on it.
Posted on 2011-05-20 at 19:49:48.
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Topic: This is what happens....
Subject: Meow?
Cat's curiosity yields the finding of an interesting thread... I will note that it is quite interesting when cards are involved... and then peoples wonder about what card goes to what person...
For the record, I almost thought it was tarot cards seeing the short name of the thread...
Unfortunately, I know absolutely nothing of Magic, so can't really understand the cards... like at all ^^;
In any rate, have fun  *poofs*
Posted on 2011-03-08 at 03:00:44.
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Topic: WitchCraft: The Strength of a Warrior
Subject: Whee-ness
Lily blinked a moment, "Hmm... I guess you could mean that wisp that I thought I saw before it vanished into the wall..." She rubbed her hand at her chin, before registering the second part of Joan's last sentence, a question.
"Oh, I'm sorry, I completely forgot. I'm Lily." She replied, giving a carefree smile.
Lily thought for a moment, "Hmm... you know, you really only have my word that it's me you saw last night... that's kind of rude of me isn't it?" She mused.
She held out her hand, palm up, towards Joan, closing her eyes a moment, and letting her hand shift. Silvery grey fur slowly grew along her wrist and hand, the form changing, until it reached the state where it was a paw. Partial transformation, but then, Lily didn't want to frighten Joan. She opened her eyes and smiled, setting her paw on the table for Joan to touch if she wanted.
Lily chuckled, "It's kind of surprising that my hair is naturally grey, when my humanoid form has red hair, isn't it?"
Posted on 2011-02-24 at 21:52:30.
Edited on 2011-03-07 at 04:54:49 by Reralae
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Topic: WitchCraft: The Strength of a Warrior
Subject: The only supernatural here is that which wasn't born
Lily carried Fillæra upstairs with her, setting the butterfly mask on the table, and running her hand along the painted wing design.
"Well," Lily began, "I suppose not a whole lot, to be honest. I just know how I am, and I know most people would be afraid of that, which is why mother has told me to keep it secret since I was little. I know about spirits, like Fillæra here." She motions at the mask, "But not much about qi besides what Fillæra's told me."
She giggled, "I actually spend most of my time just looking after the shop with mother. I get to watch humans, and since I don't bother them, I can co-exist pretty easily. Also helps that not many people look too hard at a convenience store cashier." Lily tilted her head, smiling foxily.
Posted on 2011-02-18 at 05:58:31.
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Topic: WitchCraft: The Strength of a Warrior
Subject: Dun dun dunn... it was me! In the forbidden room! With the paws of destruction!
Lily smiled, trying to be reassuring, "I'm sorry for being so blunt," she added, "But I wasn't sure how else to bring it up. You see, I was there in my natural form... although, I'm not exactly sure what was going on..."
Lily scratched at her cheek, before adding, "Um, if you're not busy, did you want to come upstairs? I can just put a 'be back in a while' sign on the door in the meantime."
Posted on 2011-02-11 at 08:00:00.
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Topic: WitchCraft: The Strength of a Warrior
Subject: Worlds Apart
Standing back up, Lily kept her face passive as she thought quickly. She had doubts about it, but her intuition told her that Fillæra was right. When it came down to it, she was a world apart from any human, her mother included. Being a user of qi, that would make this woman closer to the boundary than others.
Lily passed the woman her change, and looked around a moment. There weren't any other customers, and her mother was out, so it wasn't as though they could be overheard, especially if they went upstairs, "Um... I realize this is sudden but, if you're not busy, would it be alright if I talked with you? About last night."
The direct route I hear. Fillæra murmured in Lily's mind.
Well, not like walking around the forest when you want to meet in the middle is going to help in this case. Lily thought back.
Fillæra giggled, I didn't say it was a bad thing. If it makes you feel better, she probably has as much reason to keep her abilities and what happened last night secret as you do.
Lily blinked. That did make her feel better.
Posted on 2011-02-09 at 17:53:53.
Edited on 2011-02-09 at 17:56:16 by Reralae
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Topic: Happy Birthday, Merideth!!
Subject: Kitty Pounce!
Hiya~
Hope you have a good day, and upcoming year
Just do what you can, don't give in to fear
Move forward or back under your own power
Have a wonderful year with your growing flower
And with that, I'd better go catch the bus to school...
*zooms away*
Posted on 2011-02-03 at 15:11:32.
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Topic: Q&A: The Day They Woke Up on the Wrong Side of Reality
Subject: I liked her
Personally, I like the alternate viewpoint and depth that a companion character provides. And I also liked what you've done so far with her. Ultimately though, the choice of whether you'll keep her or not is up to you, so I won't impose really.
Posted on 2010-12-14 at 06:48:39.
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Topic: WitchCraft: The Strength of a Warrior
Subject: At V-Corner Convenience, every day is customer appreciation day~
Eventually, Lily reached her destination, a store at the corner of a block. After entering, she locked the door to the V-Corner convenience store, wandering to the back of the shop and up the stairs. Almost immediately she was beset by her mother, who looked quite worried.
"Why are you soaked?" She asked, "I was getting worried... it is the full moon after all."
"I'm okay," Lily replied, taking the smaller woman's hands, since she didn't want to get her wet, "I just missed the bus is all, so took a long way around." She said soothingly. No point in getting her mother even more worried with what transpired at midnight. "Don't worry, I made sure that I wasn't seen in the rain."
Her mother sighed, a bit relieved, "That's good. Don't worry me like that."
"I'll be careful." Lily promised.
"Good. Well, you'd better go up and dry yourself off, and you should sleep soon." Ms. Vritova replied.
Lily nodded, "Yeah, I'm pretty tired."
Wandering up to the third floor, Lily grabbed a towel from the bathroom closet, before setting the bag with Elly down by another door, while she slipped off her clothes and towelled herself down. After that, she slipped into her den, and put on a nightgown, before wandering back to the door where she set Elly against.
"Time for you to meet the others." Lily murmured softly, picking up the otter-mask and wandering into the room. It was dark, until Lily lit a candle near the centre of the room, next to a mat on the floor. Across the walls, several masks were put up, of various creatures or animals.
You're a bit late. Did something happen? A very soft voice whispered in Lily's ears as she entered.
"It did, Fillaera, but it's a bit late to talk about it tonight." Lily nodded towards a butterfly mask, "Just thought I'd drop by and introduce Elly to all of you." She said, holding up the otter mask she had just bought.
Um, hi. Elly said shyly.
There was an assorted response of murmurs and hi's in response, before Lily wandered over and placed Elly on one of the walls.
"Well, afraid it's a bit late, and I've some things to think about. I'll see you all later." Lily said, yawning and putting out the candle.
See to it you get to rest right away. A strict voice replied.
"Don't get your feathers in a tangle, Minna." Lily replied, waving her hand as she left the room, "I'll sleep when I get to sleep."
Lily promptly went to her den, and curled up in her blankets, on the mattress on the floor. The next morning, however, Lily was awoken early by a very rude noise. It sounded halfway between a sharp cry and a series of screeches.
"Damn it, Minna!" Lily growled in the direction of the adjacent room, "You are not a rooster! How many times to the others and I have to tell you?!"
Muttering a bit to herself, Lily got up on all fours, circled around the mattress twice, before curling up and falling asleep again. After a bit longer, Lily finally got up on all fours, stretching and yawning. Searching around her den, she gathered up some clothes, before wandering in to the bathroom and showering. The warm water felt much better than the cool rain she had soaked in the last night. Lily finished up, slipping on a loose skirt and shirt, before wandering downstairs to get some breakfast. At the table though, her mother looked a bit concerned.
"Lily... did anything actually happen last night?" She asked.
Lily shook her head, "No... I just went to the mall, you know they were having an opening, so I took a look. Bought Elly, she's an otter I found, and headed back."
Ms.Vritova tilted her head, before she nodded, "I see... I was just wondering because of the newspaper this morning." She held out the copy across the table for Lily to see.
Lily tilted her head, reading the article. She shook her head, "No, that's no where close to where I was."
Ms.Vritova nodded, smiling, "That's good... was just a bit worried."
Lily wandered over, hugging the smaller woman, "I know. Don't worry mother, I'm not going to get in trouble."
Ms.Vritova smiled again, "That's good to hear. I'll be getting some groceries, so can you watch over the store today?"
Lily smiled, "Of course. I wasn't thinking of doing very much today."
And so, a bit later, Lily was working behind the front counter of the V-Corner, running her fingers along the intricate patterns of Fillaera's wings, as she had brought the butterfly mask down.
You know I get a bit nervous being in public, Lily. Fillaera murmured, her wings appearing to flicker in Lily's mind.
"It's fine, Fillaera. I can just put you down behind the counter if someone comes in." Lily replied, running a finger along Fillaera's body to soothe her.
I... think I'd be more comfortable if you talked to me with your mind. Fillaera replied, You have to admit that talking aloud is a bit... peculiar...
Lily shrugged, "If you want me to." She replied, "I forget with you though... you're the only one who can hear me that way."
I know. I'll remind you though. Fillaera giggled, before stopping, So what did happen last night?
I'm not exactly sure, Lily replied honestly, I thought at first it was some sort of on-site screening for a movie or something... but there were real guns, and people did die.
Hold on. Start from the beginning, and tell me everything. Fillaera said slowly and calmly.
And so, Lily did, in between taking care of the counter and watching out for customers. Afterwards, Fillaera fell silent while she contemplated. Lily chuckled to herself, used to Fillaera's silence during her thinking. She hummed idly, glancing out of the store and watching the humans pass by, all immersed in their own daily life.
Posted on 2010-11-29 at 06:47:04.
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Topic: Chapter 2, Cover
Subject: A lot of work
And it really shows, great job! 
Posted on 2010-11-27 at 18:38:22.
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Topic: The Day They Woke Up on the Wrong Side of Reality
Subject: Stop looking at me like that. I'm not a predictamancer.
Galen absently rubbed a hand along his smooth chin. How much? What would a quantitative measurement be to a subjective concept? Was this the literal worse case scenario, or just the 'worst case scenario that the person is thinking of'? In which case, what was the worst case scenario that the man was thinking of?
The absolute worst case scenario, of course, would be that it was all an elaborate set up with an adventurer-hiring agency involved in an (at least) country-wide conspiracy maybe bent on converting magic into primatory fuel for a sub-fantasy nuclear war to elevate some person of some (in)significance into domination over all in this plane before possibly working on extra-world domination, whereby they had already lost because their every decision was part of a huge roulette orchestrated by some machinator of impressive intelligence, culminating in the removal and or murder of all closely involved and all would-be-interfere-ers when it was convenient.
Focusing the scope of 'worst case' scenaria to the current situation, however, Galen worked on additional thoughts. Based on observational templates and personae of individuals that may or may not be involved, the function of R(p), where R was a numeric measure of risk (in particular of kobold attack), and p was the number of human individuals that went to the gathering, looked to be a parabola of similar appearance to x^2. If there were very few, then the probability for the extremists of the kobold movement to attack would be relatively high. Likewise, if there were many past a certain point, there was a chance that the extremists would view an attack as reckless enough to work.
In his mind, Galen very roughly sketched out a formula for it:
R(p) ≈ |m(subtext min) - p| * i(subtext E) * E(k) + i(subtext O) * N(O) - A(5) * (E(k) + N(O))
Where:
m(subtext min) was the number of people to achieve the minimum R(p) based on just number of people alone
i(subtext E) was the initiative of the extremist kobolds to take action
E(k) was the number of extremist kobolds in the kobold population
i(subtext O) was the initiative of an orchestrator in this situation (0 for if an/the orchestrator is not present or doesn't care)
N(O) was the number of individuals the orchestrator could influence
and A(5) was the level of intimidation that the party posed
Galen paused, contemplating a moment further. After a moment, he considered that perhaps someone as potentially literal as himself shouldn't answer this particular question.
He considered that the others should be glad he wasn't a user of the Tower Arcanum.
Posted on 2010-11-15 at 23:31:10.
Edited on 2010-11-15 at 23:58:02 by Reralae
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Topic: Auguries of Destruction - The Clock Tower
Subject: Red button or blue button?
The man glanced down along the hall both ways a moment, before looking back to Eve.
"Well, if you ever happen across her, could you let her know that she'll need to pick up her citizenship documents as soon as she can?" He said, shrugging, before looking at his laptop again, "I suppose the information I was given may be incorrect as well..."
He paused a moment, before shrugging again, closing the lid of the laptop and setting it at his side, "Oh well. I'm just up in room 418 on the fourth floor. I apologize for the mistaken identity. Good night."
With that, the man turned to leave, and would walk down the hall and up the stairs if not interrupted.
Posted on 2010-11-02 at 21:17:15.
Edited on 2010-11-02 at 21:18:14 by Reralae
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Topic: Zombies in Chicago Q&A
Subject: And then the penny drops...
As some director yells from the doorway, "Hey! Don't run over the camera! We've got awesome footage here!"
Then again, comedy relief is scarce in a chase scene 
I'll be safely over... maybe over there... watching via hacked satellite imaging...
Posted on 2010-11-02 at 20:59:04.
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Topic: Haiku - Renga Game
Subject: Well now
Fly the threaded twine away,
Cat follows without delay.
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Walk the path so fair,
In-betwixt darkness and light,
Hidden key is there.
Posted on 2010-10-28 at 18:13:59.
Edited on 2010-10-28 at 18:17:29 by Reralae
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Topic: Zombies in Chicago Q&A
Subject: Craziness indeed...
Am I the only one who's expecting a zombie hand/arm to slip out of a convenient sewer drain or pot hole and trip said charger?
Posted on 2010-10-26 at 16:31:44.
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Topic: WitchCraft: The Strength of a Warrior
Subject: Back to the Den...
Lily looked up, blinking a bit as she watched the rain. It didn't seem to be letting up soon enough, so she nodded to herself, waiting a few moments for the aching in her body to fade, stepping to the side before feeling her body shift back to its alternate form. She shivered a bit, feeling the water on her body, quickly putting her clothes back on. They'd get soaked, but she knew they would have anyway in this rain.
Lastly, she took out her umbrella, and opened it. She couldn't really carry it in her natural form, so... She shrugged to herself, before Lily picked up the plastic bag.
Did you forget me? The inquisitive voice asked in her mind.
Lily shook her head, "Sorry about that." She whispered, "Things got a bit... complicated."
Strange to hear you say that. Elly giggled, So, where are we going now?
"To my den." Lily replied, "Home."
Reassured that Elly had survived, Lily walked down the alley, den-ward-bound.
Posted on 2010-10-26 at 01:46:18.
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