SLAYING SARAAAA ✨✨

as in like my writing style and choice of characters’ backstories has changed slightly from before.

not too much admittedly, but still.

@godlyfantasy12 of course we can have another member!!

be aware that my characters you’ll meet here, should you choose to join the large group, are slightly different from the ones you’re used to lol.

I have plenty of characters for Ara to interact with if we don’t want to make the main group bigger

@godlyfantasy12
Oh my word yes. This is crazy. 🤣 It’s gonna take us a minute to process how to integrate Ara, but we can do this.
@loopylin

I can come up with a summary if you want

The very first post in the topic explains it

@godlyfantasy12

You’re fine, girrll XD We all need breaks from sitting at a computer for hours on end

@godlyfantasy12 Hiiii! It would be so cool if you joined!! I gotta get back to work so I can’t do a whole explanation atm, but if you just read the first couple rps that I wrote, it should explain the basic premise

@whalekeeper I’m available Saturdays and weekdays after 5pm pst. But don’t worry about fitting me in if my time doesn’t work with other people’s time. I don’t mind missing it

@godlyfantasy12

Glad to help :]

Yeah, it’s a lot of fun to find ideas that way! I understand taking long breaks from roleplaying though. The book’s gotta be written.

@elishavet-pidyon @rae @theducktator @godlyfantasy12 @loopylin @anyone else

Hey guys! Time to talk about this writing zoom call idea. If anyone is interested, please let me know what your time zone is, and when you’re usually free. I’ll try to arrange a time when the most people can get together.

The idea for this call is to have a few writing…[Read more]

@elishavet-pidyon

Wolfgang 

The swings of the bigger, heavier blade almost frightened him, but he was too excited to stop. Dodging left and right, shuffle forward shuffle back. Their swords had only touched once or twice and for that he was grateful. He blade was slender, but not so slender as the swords used by the Olympic fencers. This…[Read more]

@whalekeeper @loopylin

How did I know Lucy would notice? I figured she’d do it silently, but I was apparently wrong on that point.

I just remembered he still has a cinnamon roll wrapped up in his pocket he got there with. He didn’t ever eat it, planning on giving it to Lucy.

Also, Mel is super cute.

@keilah-h @whaley @loopy

Gabriel

Gabriel…[Read more]

@rae @whalekeeper

He’d bled on the floor more times than he cared to tell her. He hoped she wouldn’t notice more faint stains.

Something had spilled on another corner of the rug. She stopped, planted her feet on the floor, and pointed. “What about this blood?”

Lol, you can’t hide, Gabriel

Just in her own little world rn

@rae @keilah-h @whalekeeper

Mel

The rug under Mel’s feet looked soft, so she sat down on it and began stroking the fur. The voices from the others blurred together in an abstract painting behind her. Something about monsters and home. Her hand sank deeper into the fur and she found herself stuck in the repetitive motion of combing her fingers…[Read more]

@rae @keilah-h @loopylin

Lucille

Lucy took a deep breath of the flowers, and passed some of them to Mel. This sniff test required a two-person court.

While the adults talked, Lucy watched Gabriel quietly, then glanced around the room. She wandered around, analyzing everything, from the table to the many skins.

Something had spilled on another…[Read more]

He’d bled on the floor more times than he cared to tell her. He hoped she wouldn’t notice more faint stains.

Bruh

@godlyfantasy12

So you’re trying to present Ara’s world to the reader before the inciting incident happens, and you don’t know how to translate the inner world to the outer world?
If so, wait a minute. We have the same problem. I’m trying to write the same thing. XD

The best I can say is to come up with a meaningful, but normal situation that re…[Read more]

@whalekeeper @looylin @kielah-h

Just to be clear, the flowers are bushes outside of the house. I don’t think I mentioned that.

Gabriel

“Was that your blood?”

Gabriel looked back at the rug, and nodded. He’d bled on the floor more times than he cared to tell her. He hoped she wouldn’t notice more faint stains.

“So are these the monsters you w…[Read more]