I currently have no unique ideas at the minute, but I was hoping to do a normal bxg. I would prefer to be the girl, but I'm willing to play a guy. Also, if I'm already in a O/O with you, I may ask you to wait (I want to see some new faces), but don't be afraid to let me know that you're interested!
hullo!
Hey! I've heard of you, but never really stalked one of your RP's. Ima just say yes if you want to join.
We were in a RP at one point. But that died…
And yes I would like to join. I am in the mood for drama, and clashing.
Wait…it was that fantasy one, right? I think so… (I have to go, but I'll be back on tomorrow around 9:10 EST). Anyways, did you want to join?
Yeah it was the fantasy one… But don't worry about it! And yes, I would like to join!
Are you fine being the guy, or would you like to be the girl?
I can be the guy.
What kind of plot are we doing?
I'm thinking maybe high school/college. I don't know whether we should put in fantasy aspects or not… I'm thinking at first the two are clashing/at each other's throats, and then something happens, like family issues (or if we're doing it with magic, maybe one discovers the other is magical) that the other would normally tell people, but they don't? And it escalates from there?
college sounds cool, Fantasy is a definite because all of my characters are from my books which means most are magical/half human.
One discovering the other is magical might be cool, we can make it so that magic is a thing but it's rare.
Or maybe it's unknown to humans? I'm all for me playing a normal human (I haven't made a different race in a while). The question is, I have three girls: a shy, awkward one, an I'm-too-selfless-for-my-own-good, ball-of sunshine one, and a strict, stern, cold, mean, pessimistic girl who acts mean to hide her insecurities (Actually, all of them have insecurities, they just hide them in different ways).
Hmmmmm That sounds interesting, and I think option #3 would do nicely, Imma use someone different then usual.
Okay! Do you need a template?
NOPE!
Let's do this blind!!!
OKAY! Should I start!!??
Yup!
(Idk if you stalk any of my RP's so you may or may not know this girl…)
Melanie sighed as she walked on campus. Already a senior, and she was attending college classes. She was smart and she liked school and learning, but the constant glares from student and staff alike let her know that her actions were being taken accounted for. She glared back at them, and about three-quarters of them looked away the second she saw them. Melanie, although only 5'3", was not to be underestimated with her history of fighting, She had a bag slung over her shoulder, containing a few books she was reading at the time. Upon entering the building, Melanie sat at an empty table, bringing out a book. There was no one sitting next to her.
Alex sighed, he hated the school life, but it was the best cover he could find. He slumped into the main building, flopping near another girl who was wrapped up in her book. Pulling out his worksheets he set to work.
Melanie glanced at him for a minute, considering all the options. She smirked and rolled her eyes. "If you didn't catch on, I'm not an ideal person to be at the least acquainted with. Let alone talked to."
"Who said I was talking to you?" said Alex, not particularly in the mood. "That and I don't really care." he rustled through papers as he looked for the formula to solve a problem in his math homework.
"Distance formula: distance equals the square root of (x1 plus x2) squared plus (y1 plus y2) squared. That what you're looking for?" Melanie said, still reading her book, which was The Book Thief.
Alex blinked, "Yeah… that helps a lot." he said finishing the problem and shuffling papers in his book to move on to literature, "Thanks, though I thought you weren't the friendly sort?"
"I help sometimes. I'm not entirely harsh. Plus, it seemed pointless to watch you look through your papers for one simple formula. A bit entertaining at first, but overall pointless. Don't get me wrong, I still hate people, but then again, pretty much everyone hates me." Melanie sighed and put her book away in her bag, only to pull out papers of her own from a folder with the word 'Calculus' on it.
"Well thanks for the assist miss "I don't like people" he joked. writing something down from a text book.
"Shut it." Melanie said affirmatively, only about half serious. "I have work to get done, but, unlike you, I know what to do." Melanie takes out a paper and a mechanical pencil, a black one with a dark grey grip and a white eraser, and starts working quickly, expecting to be done in minutes.
Alec rolled his eyes, finishing with the literature, and doing a once over on his history and science notes. "Well I'm already finished and you're not" he said triumphantly, watching her as he organized and out his papers away.
"That's because my work's harder than yours. Distance formula is first learned in…what? Algebra? I'm in Calculus, a college class!" Melanie glared at him. "And I'm done." She held up her paper as proof. "And I used a calculator only once. So please, if I may, I'd like to go to class now." Melanie stood up, taking her things, and went towards her homeroom, leaving her phone with the calculator app open on the table.
Alex sighed when she left, noticing that she'd left her stuff behind well after she was gone. "Great" he said, shouldering his bag and grabbing the phone and calculator. Rolling his eyes he sniffed them, carefully picking he perfume out of the air and tracking it, wandering the halls.
Composition English 1 - Rutan, Ben - Rm. 103
Great, this class… almost all the kids here are oddballs. Melanie sighed as she waited for the teacher to come and open the door. It was twenty minutes until class started, and Mr. Rutan was known for arriving ten minutes until the bell rung, indicating class would start. She opened her bag and fetched her book, thankful nobody was around.
