HighScribe

@ellette-giselle

How would you describe Wolfgang’s facial features?

Who should I draw for you?

Hmmmmm… I’ll think about it. ;]

@elishavet-pidyon

Wolfgang 

“So you really think they might be real? Sometimes I’ve wanted them to be real. And they come from that place, the north? Oh let’s go!” he cried, jumping up. “I’ve always wanted to see one, and you think they’re real! What are we waiting for?”

@whalekeeper

Ooo, Jasper and Wolfgang should meet. It would be amusing.

@grcr

pick whoever!

I’d love to see a Reinhard one!

Who shall I do for you?

@ellette-giselle

Yeah, I know. XD

idk, I think of it as somewhere that belongs to none of their worlds. Like the wood between the worlds (see Narnia)

Yeah. I was picturing that it’s possible to go from one world to the other. Many worlds don’t know about each other. But some are very familiar with each other, to the point where countries from dif…[Read more]

@elishavet-pidyon

There was a quiet respect in his voice that he didn’t try to hide. Marcel deserved it.

Aww. Reúven seems like such a thoughtful guy.
@loopylin
Marcel
Marcel had stopped playing to stand in the bleachers. His arm was scraped, and he was a little out of breath after playing for so long. No matter how good he felt after ex…[Read more]

@ellette-giselle

😄😄

Reinhard and Nora sound interesting… actually all three do. Hm. Leaning towards Reinhard…

@whalekeeper

lololol, he doesn’t really know any better. He doesn’t stop to think about offending people. In fact, the possibility of other people being offended by what he says has never crossed his mind.

idk, I think of it as somewhere that belongs to none of their worlds. Like the wood between the worlds (see Narnia)

@whalekeeper

Ooo! Fun! Who should I draw for you?

@ellette-giselle

I’ll probably draw Wolfgang! He is in the roleplay, after all, so that gives me more ideas to consider when drawing him.

@ellette-giselle

“You really think you saw fairies or something in the garden? Are you sure it wasn’t some kids playing ghost tricks?”

Moth Prince: “Rude 🤨”

I wonder how all these boys’ worlds are supposed to connect together, because clearly they know nothing about each other.

@elishavet-pidyon

these two are a PAIR! lolol0lolol

@elishavet-pidyon

Wolfgang 

He laughed. “You aren’t serious! You don’t mean you would actually kill me.” He dropped down in front of the hearth and laughed again. “I’ve never killed anyone before. I doubt you would kill anyone. I bet you couldn’t kill. I don’t think I could.” He jumped to the next topic. “You really think you saw fairies or…[Read more]

@grcr

well I don’t get any kp messages period. I just have to re-load the pages I’m interested in.

Oooo! Yay!!!! Any of the ones listed above spark your interest?

woahhh errgh all the kp messages have been going to junk and I don’t know why… i need to check that out humph

@ellette-giselle

I’d be down to draw one of your characters heehee

😄😄

@elishavet-pidyon

I know. The crazy kid.

Wolfgang 

He laughed. “That’s just stories they tell to scare us. There aren’t any spirits and gods. Those are just in mythology. That stuff isn’t real. I bet there’s something really good hidden there, like I cave of gold… or guns!” He turned back to Wilhelm. “Come on! Lets–– Oh! You’re not goin…[Read more]

@elishavet-pidyon

Wolfgang 

He almost made a retort about the war comment, but the map caught his attention first. “I don’t recognize any of the countries.” he remarked. “It looks like a map from a story book. And what do you mean no mortal can go to the north? Who says? How do you know they can’t? have you been there? I would go there. Hey, we…[Read more]

@elishavet-pidyon

@loopylin

@whalekeeper

*rubs hands together* hehe, this will be great.

@whalekeeper

Ooo, fun! Okay…. there are so many! Hmm, I’ll give you some options, and you pick the one(s) that peek your interest.

Wolfgang

(you know a bit about him as a teenager from the RP) He’s very rich German kid, the “perfect Aryan” I’d probably like him in his late teens to early twenties which would be in the late 1930s to early…[Read more]