Crepuscule : Demons

[ceruleansun]

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[Thorait]

I'm interested to play a demon and I will submit a character

[The Jester]

Could I reserve a Demon spot? I'll start character right away.

[Silverhaze]

I would like a human spot. I will begin working on my character immediately.

[Silverhaze]

I'll have my character finished later. I have to go pick up my new computer.

[SylentStand]

Have no fear, comrades. I've found the solution to saving our world from the demon menace! It's a long shot, I know... But experts agree with me that it just might work.

http://i668.photobucket.com/albums/vv49 ... ISTAN2.jpg

[SylentStand]

Tiny image there of a piece of the hundreds-of-thousands-strong military power that many governments typically will bring to bear against an invading force. It's been a distressing trend as of late for new RPs to claim that the world is in ruins within the first few months or so. I'm just not sure where people get the idea that the government and its military just sit around on their thumbs all day, throwing up their hands in exhasperation and generally deserting when faced with a threat to their nation. England may be militarily less effective these days, but their troops are hardass patriots who wouldn't dream of rolling over and dissolving without putting up a hell of a fight first. (See WWII and the like)

Russia and the US perhaps stand the best chance of stable continuation if they were to kick into full wartime economy. Recruitment and arms production would be through the roof as humanity as a whole would be forced to unite against this threat. We'd be innovating new means of taking on this new supernatural enemy all the time, as they can apparently be subdued by mortal means. (Lead pipes, yeah?) Meet napalm. I defy any severed demon limb to get up and continue the fight after its muscle structure has been cooked away by a grim-faced corps of engineers wielding man-portable flamethrowers. Mass desertation wouldn't be a problem until the governement truly started to dissolve--most frontline soldiers are between the ages of 18-23 and lack stable relationships to tie them to any one area. Also, discipline and loyalty to country are drilled into them for a reason.

Just my two cents! Anyway, may I play a human character? XD