Koshka

@elishavet-pidyon

that’s great!

@elishavet-pidyon

sure you can share them if you like, either way. I may not get to this until next week as I am out of town over the weekend.

@grcr

yeah you totally don’t have to! I love him!

@loopylin

Marcel

“When I first got here, I made friends with a younger kid, the headmaster’s son. He was getting beat up by his own brothers.” Marcel’s mouth tightened at the memory. “We tried to report it but… nothing happened. I haven’t seen him in a while. Things happen in the open and the teachers do nothing about it. Punching matches in th…[Read more]

@koshka

However, he is influencing my sister.

Hehehehehhe

He is sixteen years old and already contemplating disowning his family.

We love a snarky, rebellious teenager. The energy Ari gives off is palpable, and you haven’t even written him yet.

@loopylin

It would be funny if all the characters were mostly clueless about other countries and had n…

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@loopylin @elishavet-pidyon

Thx! I cackled more than normal. This is why they say writers fall in love with their side characters more than their main characters. 🤣

He’s like a golden retriever trying to befriend a terrified opossum hehe

Funnily enough, if Remi was an animal, I picture something like an opossum. Just in appearances. P…[Read more]

@grcr

That is AWESOME!! You can add the hat if you want, but I also love him like this too! Totally got his personality!

@whalekeeper

Remington just brought me so much unhinged joy. Thank you. XD That was splendid to read.

Wilhelm Kemp is the second son of Artur Kemp, Protector of (nameless place lol). Wilhelm is a lanky, freckled kid with golden hair, green eyes, and a serious side to his imagination. Probably around 14. Considered a Squire, but not sure the exact rank. He has the right to carry the sword, could be an arming sword, or his German long sword.(But his…[Read more]

Speaking of being social

Remington

Seeing so many fresh, wide-eyed faces brought Remington more joy than he ever would have believed.

New kids were always interesting to meet. They all came from different places and cultures, and lived their lives in a way Remington couldn’t imagine. But they all had the same bright, chaotic wonder in their…[Read more]

These boys are taking initiative. I love it. XD Go explore the place and make friends and enemies! All the better to cause conflict.

@ellette-giselle

Sounds good.

I think I do, actually. Just a moment…

@ellette-giselle

Yessssssss.

Wilhelm

“We will run into others everywhere, but we should be intentional about making and maintaining friendships.” That would mean being social. The thought withered Wilhelm’s enthusiasm, but he steeled himself against it. He was being social now. It never was the conversation that bothered him, just the numbers.…[Read more]

@elishavet-pidyon

Wolfgang 

“No, we shouldn’t tell them at all,” he agreed. “Not yet. I haven’t met anyone but you, but I’d like to meet some others. When shall we do it?”

Meeting Jasper on the sparring grounds had just become even more important.

Oh yes….. this’ll be good.

@ellette-giselle

Hehehe.

Wilhelm

“The first rule: caution.” He so rounded the their two pieces with others. He really would need to teach some of the others how to play this game, but that would have to wait. “We do not know who is a friend or an ally. Naturally, we should be making good connections anyway, to help keep the politics between our…[Read more]

@elishavet-pidyon

really whoever you want, but I may pick Wilhelm. I’ll have to look up his description in the RP unless you have it on hand.

@elishavet-pidyon

Wolfgang 

He had only said it to get Wilhelm to come with him, but now the idea had taken hold of him too. It sent a thrill that was mostly excitement with a tinge of fear running down his spine. The fear quickly vanished. “I’ve never played this, but I play chess,” he announced, looking at one of the pieces. He sat it down…[Read more]

@ellette-giselle

Of all things, we were working on the family tree. We started marking out names that die in what we’re calling the Sundering… And realized there were a lot of them. While not half as depressing as the house of Finwe, we had to laugh a little.

Plus, we can totally understand why people name their kids after other family members…[Read more]

@whalekeeper

I’m game!

*eats popcorn faster*