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Dec 27, 2013 01:07PM
WOOT!
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Well I'm doing a lot of vampire ones, and one gang. Do you have any?
not really. I have a few real life ones and a lord of the rings...
Oh. Well should we create a new one together? Like a totally different one?
okay!
FxM, MxM, FxF?
Supernatural?
Romance?
FxM, MxM, FxF?
Supernatural?
Romance?
It doesn't matter to me. I like supernatural...romance not that much.I'm geared more towards action, but romance is ok.
World:
Realistic supernatural or completely different
how about we both brainstorm and then pick?
1)we could always do a superhero one where we each create a superhero and destroy the bad guys.2)two people are forced to room together. one is a human but the other is a human subspecies that evolved from another animal other than monkey.
3)study abroad program with the two interacting that way
4)thousands of years into the future and the zombie apocalypse has come to be. Current: the world has been rid of zombies for the last decade, but most of the world is in ruins. [work off of that]
ok. do you want to create characters or just jump in?
Jump in, but can we do a small character description. Like name and age and job.
okName: Nathan Olia
Age: 19
History: during the war his family fled to the mountains and hid. They were safe as they lived in hiding. It's been generations since then and Nathan is the last survivor or his family. He doesn't know much about the outside world other than the fighting has stopped. Looking for people and company he descended the mountains.
Name: Lilith Thomas
Age: 17
History: She's always been alone. Her whole family is dead and she's the only one left. She lives in a cave on the side of the Mountain.
Age: 17
History: She's always been alone. Her whole family is dead and she's the only one left. She lives in a cave on the side of the Mountain.
Nathan was walking down the mountain when a rain storm began. Finding a small cave he rushed inside to stay dry. It was much bigger than he expected it to be, but then again this mountain was full of surprises. Nathan pulled his coat tighter around himself and relaxed as the sound of rain soothed his mind.
The sound of rain woke me. I was in my cave and I could see the silhouette of a person. I pull out my blade and crawl forward. "What are you doing in here?" I ask harshly.
Nathan wasn't expecting to find someone in this cave, but then again this mountain was full of surprises. He smiled warmly before replying, "Just passing through. I'm Nathan Olia, but you can call me Nat. If you want." Holding out his hand for a handshake, Nathan asked, "It's raining hard isn't it?"
I shake his hand slowly. "Hi Nathan, I'm Lilith. Yes it is raining hard," I say setting my blade down.
Nathan watched as Lilith placed the blade down. A short sigh of relief escaped before he took a seat, "Man, what a downer! I really wanted to make it down before night fall." Nathan smiled back to Lilith, "It's nice to meet you."
"Nice to meet you too. Where are you going?" I ask curiously, I havent left this cave in two years.
Nathan smiled replying, "Down. I've been living in the mountains for quite some time, so I thought I'd see what was down there. Besides, there hasn't been a spotting for almost a decade now." Leaning back on the cave wall he continued, "besides, I miss seeing people. It's been such a bore being alone all the time."
"I understand how you feel," I say.
Nathan looked out and saw that the rain was beginning to stop. Although still gloomy, Nathan got up and swung his small pack over his shoulder. "Do you want to come with?" he added with a smile, as he offered to help her up.
"Yes," I say taking his hand and standing up.
Nathan helps her up and leads them outside. The sun was beginning to come out and the world seemed happier. Nat walked along the crudely made path down the mountain. As he did so he asked, "So why you up here? a pretty girl shouldn't be so alone."[[I got to go. Talk to you tomorrow.]]
(Okay)
"I live here," I say trying to hide my blush creeping up my cheeks.
"I live here," I say trying to hide my blush creeping up my cheeks.
Nathan hid his surprise by saying, "Me too. I lived nearer to the top, in a small cabin. My grandfather made it when the undead began to appear." Nat then took her hand and began to run a bit as they made it to the bottom of the mountain. "But now they're gone so I've decided to find people."
"You're one interesting dude," I say, following him behind as we ran down the bottom of the Mountain.
Nat turned to her, "You don't say? You seem to be an interesting girl." As they reached the bottom Nat pulled out an old camera. It was an old Polaroid that was as big as his hand. He snapped a picture of the mountain from his view point on the ground. Then he turned to Lilith, "Smile?"
Nat snapped the picture and took the picture from the bottom of the camera. He waved it back and fourth as the picture revealed itself. It showed an awkward Lilith smile. "You look great!" he replied as he handed it to her, "What do you think?"
"I think I look high," I say with a face. I stared at the Lilith that was on the square piece of paper, I had never seen what I really looked like. I've only ever seen a small piece of my reflection in my sword but never something more.
Nat smiled and said, "You're very pretty. Keep the picture I'll take more later." He reassured her before moving further from the mountain. His need for adventure continued as he scanned the terrain for any signs of life.
I blinked, stunned. Did he just call me pretty? I follow him down. I smile at the picture and put it safety in my pocket. This I will treasure. "Thank you. You're quite handsome yourself," I whisper.
Nat replied, "Thanks," he adjusted his scarf and continued, "I think so too." Then he gave a belly laugh to reply to his last comment. He liked the company especially since his mother died a few years ago. He was quite lonely most of the time. He continued to walk hoping to find more people. Maybe there'd be a camp like his father described from his childhood. Nat never saw anyone other than his family, but his father was a child when they went to the mountains and remembered the old camps during the war. His grandfather never really talked about his life before the war instead he just kept quiet most of the time.
I follow him silently. He was thinking.
Nat turned back to Lilith and smiled asking, "What about you? Do you think there's more people? Or are we the last on earth?" Nat's frivolous tone let the weight of the question seem much lighter.
"I don't know, I've never seen anyone or heard them either," I say staring a Nat.
Nat's expression became a little sadder by the idea that they were the only ones left. He dismissed the thought but continued to walk in silence.
"If you believe there's people out there, then there has to be someone," I whisper.
Nat smiles to Lilith, "I do, so there must be!" Nat looked around and took a seat at the base of a tree. When he looked up he could see the sun peaking through the leaves. It was so different than on the mountain. He beckoned Lilith to sit next to him. He pulled out a few pieces of paper and two apples. Throwing one to Lilith, Nat took a bite of the other. Afterwards he began to fold the paper. His grandmother taught him when he was a child. Eventually he finished and the paper was transformed into a ball.
"Here," he said to Lilith as he handed her the ball.
"It's beautiful, " I whisper. I look up at him, "Thank you. "
"Thanks," Nat smiled and looked around. "Isn't it a beautiful day?" He took in the landscape and exhaled deeply. With a smile, he smiled again. "I love days like this."
"I like that you are so optimistic, " I say softly.
