Lydibug

@whalekeeper I could have sworn I responded to this earlier.
I love it. You somehow managed to make me grin and cringe at the same time.

Min!! 😀 Congrats on your achievement, that’s impressive!

There’s not a lot of news. Just people doing normal people things. :] A couple new roleplays are attempting to spring up, and the castle roleplay is not too changed, I believe? We definitely have new people though.

I’m still writing my main wip ATOH but I’ve been working a lot more on my…

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@calyhuge

Dante 

“Helped him catch a little shapeshifter. Then we hung out at a cafe.”

@calyhuge

Dante

His whole face lit up at the name. “Oh, yeah! Good ol’ Inky. Where’s he been?”

For the moment he completely forgot about his flying bit of arson and his new gang of friends who were probably watching nearby.

@calyhuge

Dante

Pinning it on someone sounded like a good plan. Though it happened to him often, Dante didn’t actually enjoy getting in trouble.

He jogged over to the kids Vinny had pointed out and gave them a wave.

“Hey! You guys seeing this?” He pointed upwards. “A flying flaming piñata! Weird, right?” He stared up at it while still…[Read more]

@calyhuge it’s late sunset

@calyhuge

Hi I did a rp for Dante a bit ago, though he didn’t really do much other than follow the others around. I’m not sure what your characters’ plan is so I’m not sure how to continue?

If you’re too busy to rp right now feel free to ignore :]

@linus-smallprint

The farmer Charles Wherl, before he used magic, is somewhat inspired by Charles Ingles. THey are both fathers who live in a house in the woods with their families, enjoy telling stories to their children, and play some sort of instrument (Though the fact that they are both named Charles is pure coincidence). The reason why I was…

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@loopylin

Where are Chase and Sebastian? Didn’t they get the same sentence?

Touché, I will see to that when my roleplay brain starts working again.

Guys, if feet were people, what would their fashion sense be?

Ancient, that’s what. They would only wear toegas!

*Coughs awkwardly* I’ll just leave.

@linus-smallprint

I need to read Little House on the Prairie again.

*Poofs out of nowhere* *Nods* Mm, classic. Has it inspired part of your story or…? *Poofs away again*

*Returns the normal way by walking* Just wanted to say your chapters are really solid, and I can pretty much pick any of them, read it, and have an interesting time. I can…[Read more]

@loopylin @people @etc

This poem doesn’t make much sense by nature soo XD But it’s fun to say out loud.

– Sensory Overload –

The cheeto dust sticks to my fingers.

Zappy plastic casts itself through my chloroplasts –

A science fiction invasion.

Suddenly life consists of balance,

Yin and Yang,

As the tang of cheese and sweat give voice…[Read more]

@loopylin

Poor Ellie, especially, she shouldn’t have to touch wet noodles anymore. Gross. I wrote a poem about washing dirty dishes, once. It’s a little weird, but I’ll post it in a poem thread

Not expecting anyone to respond if they don’t want to. Just a character update.

The Twins

“I am never eating cafeteria food again.”

Ellie flicked a mushy, disintegrating noodle off her hand and into the drain with a shiver of disgust.

Eddie scrubbed away at a pot in the sink next to her, her face determined.

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@beth-torres

Felicity

“Should we go find him?”

@jonas ack sorry forgot about this

Winnifred 

The odd threesome walked together down the hall. Watson, ever the cautious one, remained silent. Win was lost in her own thoughts. She was thinking about how her dream was turning out to be very interesting, and how she really should write it down in a journal when she woke up. Eventually, her mind…[Read more]

For all you ladies on here, there’s an online camp that runs every few months, set up sort of like our little kingdom here to help encourage writers and help them reach a goal. Before camp you’ll set a goal for yourself (writing ## chapters/scenes/blog posts/words/etc.) and try to reach it in that month. You’re a part of a tent of about 10 or so…[Read more]

Yayayayayayyyy!

I’ll definitely be posting on here this weekend!!

@ellette-giselle

Oooh, I like it!! I could definitely feel and experience what Jonathan was feeling and going through.

The only suggestion I would have would be to eliminate some of the passive voice (“The floor was sinking…” “…his brother was on his hands and knees…”). It will tighten up the prose and draw the reader in more.

But that’…[Read more]