Tales Of Stardust RPG

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*Sees Girl And Goes To Talk To Her*HI There You Have Secret Powers!
 
OOC:rayquaza freak instead of saying*sees girl and goes to talk to her* put zeek saw a girl and went to talk to her or a mod will close this
 
((Ooc)) Ray, The mods will be mad if you RP like that. Not to be mean or anything, but perhaps you could change it to something like...

Zeke turned his emerald eyes upon a girl walking not far away. She seemed not to notice him, and this suited the moment. Sunlight flashed upon something around her neck. Instantly his gaze flashed toward it. It was a neckless, similar to his own. Ideas formed in his mind... Could it be that she too had powers? Debating with himself he should talk to her or not, he walked over to her.

"Do you... well... Has anything strange happened since you found that neckless?" He asked, indicating to the pendant hanging off the chain.

Sorry if I anger you. But, the mods will be even more angrier, and this really looks like an intresting RP.

((Ic))

Heartless beings, everylast one of them. I couldn't stand to be around them, out here in the day like this. The sun hurt my eyes and burned my skin. They were so pathetic. I could hear their thoughts, echoing in my mind. Humans didn't deserve to live. They all should be exiled, in my opinion. But, nobody asked me, nobody cared. I fingered the silver chain on my neck, watching the silvery pendant swing from side to side.

"Keh, Keh!!"

I know your uncomftorable, Corrin. So am I. We'll be to the Tower soon enough, I thought, linking minds with the Raven on my shoulder. People looked at me funny, as they always do. Of course, I didn't belong here. I was one on my own.

"Hreee..." Corrin cooed, feeling my sadness and anger. It was all I felt. It was all I knew.

I was a child of Ice....
 
Amy sat on the bank of a dark lake. The moonlight fell upon her fair face. Her hands twisted around a small beaded necklace absently as she gazed across the surface of the water.

Nearby, she noticed another girl. A raven was perched upon her shoulder, and she appeared to be very angry about something.

Well, if she is, I won't bother her, Amy thought to herself, her gaze returning to the lake's glossy surface.
 
I could see someone up ahead, but made no attempts to speak to them or even acknowledge them. She was probably just as bad as the rest of Humankind. Pointless, cruel, enjoyment in hurting others... Hiding behind the calm face... At least it was night now. I felt more at ease, and my senses were more alert.

Corrin was almosst invisible in this darkness. His eyes looked like two blue orbs, intellegent and cunning. He looked over at the girl sitting near the water, before rising into the air and circling over them. A cold wind blew through the area, creating ripples in the water and tossing my silvery locks about. I pushed the out of my face and stood on the shore, watching Corrin reel around my head. I am alone....
 
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"Um, hello," said the girl nervously. She was not usually addressed directly. In fact, she was not usually adressed at all.

"What is it you have to tell me?" she asked, smiling at the boy. She should at least try to be friendly...
 
"What?" Amy eyed the boy, an amused look on her face. This was obviously a joke.

He was kind of cute...

She looked at the book and her eyes widened, her perspective changing immediately. The picture was faded, but there was no mistaking it: it was she, and the boy, side by side.

And memories started flooding back to her, memories that she wasn't sure were hers. But they had to be...

"I think you're right," she said slowly, her eyes still on the book.
 
Pathetic... Stupid humans... Stupid me... Stupid everything. I was curious in that book, though... It seemed familiar in a way, though I had never seen it before... Or had I? I mean, I often had strange experiences like that. Like this neckless... It reminded me of something from long ago. Like a dream that's faded.

"Kree! Kree!!"

Corrin landed on the girl's shoulder, looking at the book. His eyes sparkled mysteriously. I hand never seen him so.... friendly around others before. He twittered excitedly. I held my gaze on the three of them. They looked as though they were out of the dream as well... Corrin looked at me.

"Kreck." Come.

I didn't want to. I didnt want to be near them.

"Kreck."

I shook my head slightly, ideas racing through my mind so quickly, I had no time to grasp them.

"Kreck!"

No...

"KRECK!"
 
Amy's soft eyes fell upon the scared girl.

"Do I know you?" she asked. The girl looked familiar...

"Don't be afraid," Amy said quietly, stepping into the sunlight. She raised a hand to her face, her eyes, once again, widening in shock. But no one saw them.

She was invisible.
 
I had backed away. The only thing that would happen to either of us was suffering in pain for as long as we knew each other. There I stood, hidden in a small cluster of trees. Corrins cries rang out in the darkness, echoing around me. Pain erupted through my body. I stumbled out of the trees, twitching in silent agony.

"Ree!! Ree-chek!" Corrin shrieked.
 
Uh, I just want to point out, obelisk-kun, Rayquaza Freak did not make those little dancers so you can correct your signature a bit.
 
H-how does he know my name? Amy found herself thinking. She shook her head. She would just have to believe him.

"I trust you," she said finally, extending a hand, before realizing that he couldn't see it.

"This is going to take some getting used to," she muttered to herself.
 
They couldn't see me, thankfully. I lay there on the ground, in pain, emotional as well as mental. I knew my sanity hung by a few threads... I knew they were about to snap... Corrin wheeled over Amy's head, not caring whether she noticed him or not. I was in trouble, and nothing was going to come between him and me.

Then... nothing. The pain ceased. I sat up, realising my shirt was torn in the back. There was somthing there. Long, white wings fluttered helplessly. Corrin landed beside me, tilting his head.

"Krek..."
 
Amy watched the crow, smiling.

"Well, hello there," she said softly, watching the crow curiously. "You're a pretty bird..." She saw the girl looking at her and blushed, turning away.

"A fantasy world?" she asked, turning to the boy. "Sounds like something out of a storybook..." Her eyes fell upon the book again. It was very familiar, in a strange sort of way.
 
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