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(group member since Jul 11, 2012)
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from the Kingdom of Barath *Advanced* group.
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KV: would you want to play the King's hand? His name is Author and made by Jessica. You can check him out and see what you think :)
Hannah: I asked KV if she wanted to play him just now :). Woot! Courtroom drama! Haha



Mississippi State University for my bs in Biological Sciences. Should be graduating over the summer :). Skipped a year with concurrent credits from high school :)



Sunshine: nice to met you and glad to have you! You don't have to write a ton, just enough to fit the scene :). If a few sentences works, then damn, no use in stringing it out! Lol. Don't worry, though, writing generally makes you use to it and expands your skills ;). So, you'll learn well if you don't know already ^_^


Anyway, I've decided to take this short time in intro..."
Nice to meet you! Thanks for taking interest in the group :). I hope it doesn't disappoint.
Hannah: it's fine. I've been busy as well. I'll just wait back for your replies :). I'm anxious for the court room blow out ha. Do I need to make more male characters as well as females I gues that are minor characters?

Why? Why would he do that? She pondered it over and over, but finally shoved it to the back of her mind as she neared her destination, one of her many small homes. She directed her thoughts to the object she cradled. West believed her gibberish of that being an egg. So gelable. But...then again...witches existed, so, was it a far stretch to believe in dragons? Sabrina shook her head to try and clear her thoughts as she entered the small broken down home.
It was built between to steady structures with only two entrances. One, the ragged appearing door and one using a small, trap door type thing on the ceiling that allowed to the roof. The city's wall was right behind the home--meaning the home's back wall was the city wall. There were very indiscrete hand and foot holes to climb the wall off the roof incase an escape is needed. So, the condition of the home wasn't important as far as keeping out intruders. It existed just to house Sabrina or her father for a night or two when they needed.
She walked in and plopped to the straw covered floor after closing the door behind her. She took the artifact from the cloth and looked upon it, studied it.

And...that's going to be almost all thi king can take, Max thinks to himself. But, he doesn't bother stopping his friend midway. He was right. Why stop him?
Asher could feel the tension coming to the highest level. Things were going to break out. He looked to where his sister was again and hoped she caught the look in his eye to leave before things got bad. But, he didn't have time to stare and ensure. He focused on his father as Asher stood from the wall and straightened up a bit.
"Had you of not made mistakes of such high caliber, my king," Braylin said with a bit of edge but normal volume, "there would be no huge issues to resolve." He realized that would be something a bit over the top to say, but like he could control himself.
((whenever you want :).))


Braylin took in a quick breath before continuing, "You have failed to aid Sorrel--as well as the rest of the houses I assume--when we've asked for it. There are things we lack that we do not have access to that you've kept us from getting. Our trading has been limited as well seeing as the small junction cities between each major city has been allowed to run to the ground. There are no check points between the cities now, no way to rest and eat for the traders, travelers, or anyone. You've stopped supplying these checkpoints with the minor things needed for survival. Honestly, I'm sure you can see how your major issues can be reduced back down to one common issue."
Max had closed his eyes and could feel his body growing more tense. This was going to end badly. So badly. Damn it, Braylin and your big, honest mouth and temper. Max, again flashed West a look. He should be ready if things get out of control. Besides Asher, the three from Sorrel were the youngest and probably the most skilled with the weapons they held on them. That's if things got the most out of control as the could.
Asher shifted a bit, an satisfied smirk coming to his lips. But, a small flutter of blonde caught his attention near the top of the room. His eyes fell to a small area in the wall near the ceiling that allowed a vantage point. He caught sight of her small, cute face. Rain. He let his smile go a bit more gentle and gave her a small wink. He adored his sister. She needed to hear all of this probably. She was more brilliant than most even years above her. If only their father got had her brain. Asher averted his gaze quickly to keep others from noticing what he had.

Rushing around Arcadia and to her father, Echo collapsed to her knees and examined the man. His convulsions had slowed to mere tremors. He was dying. Echo had seen this before. The name of it was foreign to her, but the only cases she had heard of and the one she saw had resulted in death. Perhaps their medicine hadn't advances far enough yet. "I...I don't know if I can do anything," she admitted distantly as she searched her small bag for anything that may help. She pulled a small array of berries and other herbs that may help. But, she was losing hope to it actually helping. Echo forced the herb/berry mixture into the man's mouth and held his noise to make him swallow.
