Allison

@elishavet-pidyon

Hehehehehe 😁 Poor Wilhelm. So much information in so little time.

Remington

Remington lit up. Across the room stood a group of richly attired young noblemen. They were all laughing very hard about something – it didn’t matter what. They looked perfect.

“See those guys?” Remington hissed in Wilhelm’s ear. “They’re probably ta…[Read more]

@loopylin @elishavet-pidyon

Popping in because this is fun to watch

Marcel

Marcel rubbed his elbow where he had fallen, grinning like a cheshire cat and standing on the game sidelines. He caught a few lines of an interesting conversation. A girl, holding a notebook and pencil lile some kind of reporter, was talking to a student.

The girl…[Read more]

@elishavet-pidyon

Was this boy a lunatic? Wilhelm tried to draw his dagger

XD That’s the perfect reaction

This character is sort of shallow but really wants to help out new students, so he’s very useful when we need him

Remington

“I am Remington LaCreux. You may call me Remington. Just Remington.” The young man’s expression softened. Poor Wilhe…[Read more]

@elishavet-pidyon

intense suavety

That’s a pretty good choice of words, I must say

Remington

Remington brandished his free arm in the air, his excessively laced sleeve waving about. His jacket, also laced, was cobweb gray, and helped him blend in when he needed to. It was also fashionable. That, the holy aim of all clothing, had no choice but to…[Read more]

@loopylin sure.

@loopylin that’s fine lol

we can just say they breezed past him without caring or something

still keeping the crow catching his feathers though, that was funny

@theshadow

Huntress

“Do either of you two have anything that could slow the creature down?”

“We’ve got our guns and our knives,” I said, holding up my weapons. “If we wanna kill the creature, or at least injure it, then we’ll definitely use them on it. If we don’t, we could set up some kind of trap for it. Judging by its size and how it moves,…[Read more]

@whalekeeper @rae @loopylin

Soldier (haven’t written anything from his pov in a while so we’ll see how this goes)

We’d been wandering for a LONG time. Way too long!

After waking up and crossing the lake we’d found ourselves in a maze of hedges. Very boxed in. I didn’t like it! I was supposed to be FREE!

Something swooped far overhead. A crow!…[Read more]

@elishavet-pidyon

For context, this character is basically this roleplay’s version of an NPC. That’s not the right word, but I can’t be bothered to think of a better one. 😛 He’s part of the world itself and isn’t from any of my stories.

Remington

It was a fine night for a student to explore the school grounds by himself – which was exactly w…[Read more]

@loopylin @rae @keilah-h

Lucille

Lucy thought for a moment. She jumped down from the crow’s back.

Runt’s nest was literally poorer than the other nest from before; there weren’t any jewelry or household items lodged in the branches. But there were some pieces of ribbon, twine, and something that looked suspiciously like long strands of hair.…[Read more]

@godlyfantasy12 yooooooo hiiiiiiiii

congratulations on the book!!! Like elishavet said if you need an alpha reader i’ll be there!

@theshadow hellooooooo

I’m posting here to knock this back up to the top of the forum. It’s been little while, but I think we have a good setup if anyone feels like continuing the story. 🙃

@elishavet-pidyon

Sorry to leave Wilhelm hanging! This must be remedied

@elishavet-pidyon HAHA lollll

On other news, Tolkien keeps stealing my character names.

real

although I steal names from everyone else so……

@elishavet-pidyon

Oh yes, Portals! I should read more of it. The bit I read was delightful.

@elishavet-pidyon

I probably should not be as comforted by that as I am.

Published authors have probably felt the same about their stuff. If that’s not comforting, I don’t know what is. 😛

And I spelled it differently, so there. XD

Problem solved

@elishavet-pidyon

What project are you working on?

@elishavet-pidyon

Good job, friend 👍

@elishavet-pidyon

What’s your favorite word biome so far?

I love collecting ideas from novels published between from the 1910s-50s. Mostly 40s and 50s. I keep notes from them in a notebook and I’ve done this for months; it’s a lot of fun. I often collect dialogue because there’s something very identifiable about fictional dialogue from that ti…[Read more]

@elishavet-pidyon

Watching to make sure you’re held accountable 👀