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There's no need to post rules or requirements for joining here! This whole forum is one big roleplay, with no specific rules or guidelines. If you want to create a roleplay in a single thread, this probably isn't where it needs to be.
Remember - this whole forum is one persistent world -your characters are free to move from topic to topic here with no restrictions. Topics should be created in two basic types: events and locations - title your new threads accordingly.
'Demon-Child'
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Re: 'Demon-Child' ( )
by Scribe_of_worlds on Thu May 15, 2008 8:19 pm
Arrownip watched the young man walk down the street chanting about God. He smiled to himself even as he winced. The words hurt his demon half. His eyes glowed red and he hissed a few deep, evil words. He was instantly consumed in a puff of fire leaving nothing behind, but the smell of brimestone and and a small trendil of smoke. He grinned wickedly as he was teleported through dark blood red firey viens. He appeared in the town center and sat down on the stone bench facing the center waiting for the young exorcist.
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Re: 'Demon-Child' ( )
by jinnkitten on Tue Jun 17, 2008 2:27 am
(OOC: This one looks so great. Can I join in?)
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Re: 'Demon-Child' ( )
by ShadowWake on Tue Jun 17, 2008 2:33 am
((Sure, join in whenever you fancy! I've been waiting for Fox but if she doesn't reply within a day or so, I'll continue on with my next post. ^_^ What kind of character were you thinking of?))
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Re: 'Demon-Child' ( )
by jinnkitten on Tue Jun 17, 2008 5:57 am
(A demon that's trying to create a bridge between your char and the people she's with?)
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Re: 'Demon-Child' ( )
by ShadowWake on Tue Jun 17, 2008 11:14 am
((Sounds good! Maybe have a word with Skall and Scribe: you may be able to link your demon with one of their worlds as well. It'll add a nice touch to have two demons interacting! 
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The writer who cares more about words than about characters, action, setting, atmosphere is unlikely to create a vivid and continuous dream; he gets in his own way too much; in his poetic drunkenness, he can't tell the cart- and its cargo- from the horse. John Gardner
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Re: 'Demon-Child' ( )
by Skallagrim on Tue Jun 17, 2008 1:25 pm
Jessi stared around her eyes flashed which caused the illusion to fade slightly as she peered into the door, the darshan flowed from her she was reaching into the reality of this holon, seeking to understand the structure of the material before her, it was a door, composed of wood, the grain ran north and south several knocks whorled in the wood. The handle, simple brass washed over with oils that discolored it over the years, the latching mechanism seemed a bit of wood laid across the to block entry.
Stepping back, Jessi narrowed the illusionary eyes as she looked at the facade of the building, it was weather worn and battered through years of exposure to the elements. Looking around Jessi spotted a pile of crates and barrels near the side of the building. Frowning she began climbing them until she was just below window sill. Jumping she clasp on to the sill and pulled herself up so could peer into the window, the room appeared empty. Punching the window the tinkling glass fell to the floor, unlatching the window she managed to open it.
After a moment she pulled herself into the room, standing Jessi allowed the darshan to flow from her, the child was somewhere in here, her signature would be different than those others who resided in this world. It would register as an anomaly much as Jessi place in this holon was.
Stepping back, Jessi narrowed the illusionary eyes as she looked at the facade of the building, it was weather worn and battered through years of exposure to the elements. Looking around Jessi spotted a pile of crates and barrels near the side of the building. Frowning she began climbing them until she was just below window sill. Jumping she clasp on to the sill and pulled herself up so could peer into the window, the room appeared empty. Punching the window the tinkling glass fell to the floor, unlatching the window she managed to open it.
After a moment she pulled herself into the room, standing Jessi allowed the darshan to flow from her, the child was somewhere in here, her signature would be different than those others who resided in this world. It would register as an anomaly much as Jessi place in this holon was.
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Re: 'Demon-Child' ( )
by ShadowWake on Tue Jun 17, 2008 3:07 pm
Eyes the colour of the sky on a cold, clear winter morning snapped open, immediately alert. Whatever innocence had been within the cerulean depths was gone, replaced by a cool calculation that chilled even the horses housed for the night in their stalls, their eyes rolling back to show the whites as they snorted and whickered in nervousness.
This was not the child that had stumbled in a moment earlier.
Rough straw chafed at her cheek as the girl lay upon the hard planks of the stable floor, her body motionless except for her flicking eyes, until suddenly the eyelids closed, only to open again: once... twice... As effortless as breathing, the young girl stood, cracking out the kinks in her neck before turning her head towards the glimmering lights that flickered in the heavy rain. Hand trailing along the smooth wood of each stall, she made her way to the open stable doors, the horses falling silent as they dropped to the floor behind her with dull thuds.
Rain sluicing down her face and soaking her already damp hair, the girl stood in the storm, her nose lifting to smell the air before continuing once again - this time towards the glint of candlelight behind an open window. The driver had seen her first...
He would be the first to die.
This was not the child that had stumbled in a moment earlier.
Rough straw chafed at her cheek as the girl lay upon the hard planks of the stable floor, her body motionless except for her flicking eyes, until suddenly the eyelids closed, only to open again: once... twice... As effortless as breathing, the young girl stood, cracking out the kinks in her neck before turning her head towards the glimmering lights that flickered in the heavy rain. Hand trailing along the smooth wood of each stall, she made her way to the open stable doors, the horses falling silent as they dropped to the floor behind her with dull thuds.
Rain sluicing down her face and soaking her already damp hair, the girl stood in the storm, her nose lifting to smell the air before continuing once again - this time towards the glint of candlelight behind an open window. The driver had seen her first...
He would be the first to die.
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