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THE TEST DRIVE MEME
This is for anyone wanting to test out their characters in the setting before the applications open, see what clicks. Multiples will be allowed for this post, and you can generally assume any threads are a self-contained continuity unless you feel like getting creative.
Just post a thread with your CHARACTER NAME and CANON NAME in the title with a prompt and others will reply. Prompts and threads can be action spam or prose or whatever. These threads can be used on the sample section of your application, as well. Go out and have fun!
We also ask that you please pardon our dust. We're working very hard to get this game up and running and hope to be open by September 1st!
Just post a thread with your CHARACTER NAME and CANON NAME in the title with a prompt and others will reply. Prompts and threads can be action spam or prose or whatever. These threads can be used on the sample section of your application, as well. Go out and have fun!
We also ask that you please pardon our dust. We're working very hard to get this game up and running and hope to be open by September 1st!
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"Good," he responded as if there were no scowl there in the first place. May as well make sure no trouble was about to come up, not realizing that the sparking arms were the problem. "Anyway. What's the rush?"
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"If they're protective, then you really shouldn't be running around in the first place," he said with constraint. Not exactly an emotion that should be reigned in right as it comes up, but it being there in the first place was weird enough. Yet getting that out was enough to say something calmer and more understanding. "The storage rooms should have something until you find your gloves. Y'know where those are?"
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He gives a bit of a 'tch' at the logic in the first case. Yeah, yeah. Perhaps. But the second point - "Ain't got a clue," he says with a shake of his head. At least it's helping solve his problem, though. "Any near here?"
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Sounds easy in concept.
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