Enid

@whalekeeper

Gabriel Mai

Gabriel reached up into his hair, untying the red ribbon holding on his mask. He set his mask down on a wardrobe by the bed, sighing. He glanced at Lucy, making sure she slept.

He took off his bag of plundered items, setting the hatchet on the floor, pulling out the scraps of leather, twine, and needle from the bag.…[Read more]

@whalekeeper

Gabriel Mai

Gabriel caught her, holding her carefully. He couldn’t smell any fresh blood, nor see any. He felt her arms gently, searching for any heat radiating through the bandages, any sign of infection. Finding none, he shifted her so her head rested on his shoulder, picking up her hatchet and few other fallen knickknacks…[Read more]

@whalekeeper

Nice rhyming.

Yeah, there is a chance I don’t get back to her, which, in that case, I suppose would mean she is dead.

@whalekeeper

Gabriel Mai

Gabriel knelt by Lucy. “Tell me what’s wrong. Lucy?”

Idk, what else to write, sorry 🙁

@whalekeeper

Lol iss fineeee. There’s a reverse basilisk somewhere. I just wanted to see if it was possible to scare Keilah’s charries hehe

@whalekeeper

Gabriel Mai

As he walked on, Gabriel was internally debating if it was safe for Lucy to have a hatchet or not. When she was carrying his knife, she was careful, but that was briefly. Now she was toting a dangerous little blade with her like a trinket. As they passed through the rooms, Gabriel took some leather and a sewing kit he…[Read more]

@whalekeeper

I’m good with anything that happens as long as Lucy stays with Gabriel. She’d be none too happy if they got separated

Gabriel feels the same, though he might have a more violent reaction than her if they got separated. Violent of the “kill everything” type.

@loopylin

Not that your characters would know this, but, just clarifying, the labyrinth doesn’t have an owner. It’s sort of sentient on its own, kinda, and more like a force of nature than anything else.

Yep! I know, but Gabriel most definitely would assume there’s a person behind this, not a bunch of crazy night owl writers lol…[Read more]

@whalekeeper thanks!

@loopylin it’s fine don’t worry!

@loopylin I’d be good with that. My characters might not though, they’ll be super confused.

@rae @whalekeeper if Loopy pulls her charries, you mind if my three join your party?

@loopylin @whalekeeper

so we got:

1: Felicity

2: Kefa’s cat prince

3: Mel

4: Kefa’s split personality character

5: Not sure who this is

6: Huntress

7: Sniper

8: Soldier?

9: Gabriel

10: Barnes

@whalekeeper

Oh yeah that totally works. None of what you guys have written has gone against what I imagined at all so far. I just wanted to say something just in case.

@whalekeeper i love that poem hehe

I think I can pick out Huntress and Sniper plus Kefa’s removed characters. Who are the rest?

@rae @whalekeeper

suspecting the owner of the labyrinth might be in the house.

Not that your characters would know this, but, just clarifying, the labyrinth doesn’t have an owner. It’s sort of sentient on its own, kinda, and more like a force of nature than anything else.

@whalekeeper

Okay, glad you’re alright.

Also, I like the poem

The Protector — Gabriel Mai

As Lucy read the poem, the voices grew louder, hissing their jargon in his mind. He wanted to shout at them to stop, but kept his voice silent, not wishing to disturb Lucy.

“That’s alright, thank you. You read much better than I.” Gabriel tried to keep h…[Read more]

@whalekeeper

I hope your hand is okay!

but, yeah, I get how baking gets busy

@whalekeeper

Make something up, i literally have as much plan as I did with the piano lol.

@whalekeeper @loopylin @theducktator

On further thought, I’ll put in Viktor’s reaction. Not intending to mess up the role play turns. 🫣

Viktor

Trash talk. Fun… Viktor grinned back at Marcel.

“Maybe. But if you manage that, we must deserve it.” He blinked in that completely not innocent way that would give away the sarcasm, mouth twitching…[Read more]

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Gabriel Mai

“Yes, I see…” Gabriel walked to a set of drawers in a corner, picking up a book from on top. He opened the pages, a pressed, dried flower falling out, rocking to the floor. Gabriel bent and picked it up, then showed it to Lucy. Purple petals, and a white and yellow center. He put it back in the book, then tried to read…[Read more]

@whalekeeper lol nope, never seen that one before. I guess we were really in sync or something.