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Møøńšhådöw {Stars are only visible in darkness}
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Sep 07, 2015 05:04PM

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Hello! How are you? (Guess now is as good a time as any to ask.)
I know how that feels. I'm doing great.
So, I assume we make character pages?
So, I assume we make character pages?
Totally fine by me. I would never actually fight for that position, considering I'm a male. But yes, plot. I prefer J.R.R. Tolkien style fantasy. Do you agree?
(Wonderful game, you should play it.) I was thinking a plot similar to it (if you need me to explain, I can). Definitely not the same. We'd like to be original, right?

Absolutely. The game starts you off in a cell, where you are promptly rescued by a knight (Oscar) (we can do the cell thing, you rescue me or I rescue you). You, as the Chosen Hollow (undead), must ring two bells of awakening in order to obtain a Lordvessel, in which you must collect four Lordsouls for. You then fight Gwyn, Lord of Cinder so you may either continue the Age of Fire (Age of Gods) or end it and usher in an Age of Darkness (Age of Man).
Not all enemies are undead. Some are demons (created by the Witch of Izalith because she tried to create a new First Flame (deeper stuff)), some are even human. But humans that progressively become more Hollow until they are a complete Hollow, or undead.
Dying, over, and over, and over until eventually they give up and become a Hollow.
So how do you think we could use that?
(I might be overthinking this.)

I could be an undead that is trying to lift his undead curse. When I finally lift it, our characters would obviously start liking each other.
Wait, are we creating characters and posting their info or are we just making it up as we go along?
First Name: Caerwyn
Homeland: Zyna
(Full Name: Caerwyn of Zyna)
Gender: Male
Age: 87
Appearance:
Armored:
Unarmored:
Human:
Personality: Caerwyn is who most people would say is a "glass half empty" kind of guy. He tends to look on the dark side of life. A pessimist, if you will. He refuses to believe there are happy endings. Then again, this is mostly caused by the undead curse laid upon his head. Though frightful in appearance now, he was once quite handsome. He prefers to keep to himself most of the time, though. He is also very hostile when it comes to strangers, having had too many occurrences that got him in trouble by being even remotely close to kind.
History: Before he was an undead, he was a travelling swordhand, taking coin for any services requiring a blade. However, as he started bartering with dangerous people, he ended up in Hell, talking to Grim, the Great Reaper. Due to a bout with Death himself, a curse was laid upon his head, condemning him to always walk among the living. So, for a while, he thought it to be a blessing. But very quickly, he began to miss the taste of bread and the warmth of a woman's touch. It drove him mad. Enough to the point of his imprisonment for a solid 30 years. However, little did he know that liberation was at hand.
Homeland: Zyna
(Full Name: Caerwyn of Zyna)
Gender: Male
Age: 87
Appearance:
Armored:

Unarmored:

Human:

Personality: Caerwyn is who most people would say is a "glass half empty" kind of guy. He tends to look on the dark side of life. A pessimist, if you will. He refuses to believe there are happy endings. Then again, this is mostly caused by the undead curse laid upon his head. Though frightful in appearance now, he was once quite handsome. He prefers to keep to himself most of the time, though. He is also very hostile when it comes to strangers, having had too many occurrences that got him in trouble by being even remotely close to kind.
History: Before he was an undead, he was a travelling swordhand, taking coin for any services requiring a blade. However, as he started bartering with dangerous people, he ended up in Hell, talking to Grim, the Great Reaper. Due to a bout with Death himself, a curse was laid upon his head, condemning him to always walk among the living. So, for a while, he thought it to be a blessing. But very quickly, he began to miss the taste of bread and the warmth of a woman's touch. It drove him mad. Enough to the point of his imprisonment for a solid 30 years. However, little did he know that liberation was at hand.

Yeah, sure. My character is that old because he is undead. When the curse is lifted, he'll look like the guy in the picture that is human. About 23.

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Name: Cassandra Sparks
Age: 21
Personality: She is very childish, but serious at the same time. She likes to enjoy life since it can be taken away from you at any moment. She is very carefree as well and likes to tease enemies the most. Also, likes to seek out allies.
History: Before, her family got killed and she was gifted a weapon (see image). She tries not to look in her past much, but looks to the future more than ever whenever faced with something tough. She was taught how to survive and kill by a mentor who got hunted down and killed, but she managed to escape and hide. Until she heard word of someone.
Holy crap (if you don't mind me saying).
But anyway, would you like to start the role play?
I'll start. (You're welcome. ^-^)
Caerwyn sat on the cold stone with his head low and his eyes staring blankly at the ground. It'd been a long time since he had a coherent thought. The only real friend he had was the rat who continously gnawed at his foot. Sometimes he would speak to it, expecting no answer of course.
Caerwyn sat on the cold stone with his head low and his eyes staring blankly at the ground. It'd been a long time since he had a coherent thought. The only real friend he had was the rat who continously gnawed at his foot. Sometimes he would speak to it, expecting no answer of course.

When Caerwyn heard footsteps, he double checked his hearing. Being locked in a cell for so long, the silence would make sounds. He looked up and saw a being walking towards him. Was this finally going to be his liberation?

He didn't move an inch. "Just open the door."

He stood up shakily and walked out of the cell. This was the first time in 30 years he had done this. It felt strange, but good. Guess she deserved thanks for getting him out, but he wasn't about to admit that. "What do you need me for?"