Vien shuffled off the train, breathing a sigh of relief at the fresh air. The town seemed almost whimsical, all log cabins and foggy forest. He could definitely get used to this
Supernatural/Horror Town RP.
"Hey since we'll all be sort of neighbors you can all come visit me for some dinner?" Theo invited in a friendly tone to nobody in particular. He didn't know anyone here and was a decent enough cook. The sooner he got some roots here the better, Theodorick knew he was here for something more important than making new friends but he couldn't help himself.
Vien raised a brow at the invitation. He opened his mouth to decline, but his stomach chose the perfect time to growl loudly. He grimaced slightly down at his stomach. "I can cook, if y-you need help," he offered, not saying outright that he wanted to go
"Yeah that'd be great," Theodorick smiled, glad that someone was trying, "just stop by when you can". He raddled off his cabin number realizing he hadn't said mentioned it quite yet. So maybe it wasn't the best idea to give his address to a bunch of strangers but he was pretty well equipped to defend himself. Theo ran a through his hair drinking in the scent of this place, it was gorgeous but there was an air of something a little more mysterious going on.
Vien nodded. "I'll probably stop b-by in a half hour or so," he said before beginning to walk towards his cabin. It was small, less of a cabin and more of a structure that happened to have beds inside it. It was all he could afford at the moment, but it worked
River walked around town and wen to her cabin. She played one of her favourite songs “welcome to the black parade” and stretched her wings.
"So this is where it happened!" Raziel said, observing the place where he'd fallen. As an angel, his intelligence was superhuman, allowing him to remember the exact details of the place, even from a different angle. Everything was exactly the same. Down to the trail and the layout of the trees. Only one thing was different.
A massive cedar spring up in the twenty -four hours that he'd been awsy. And it appeared to be thriving. "So this is what happens when we fall?" He said , turning his back on the tree, and turned West towards the cabins. He had seen them too. He arrived to see some strangers (all the other characters at the cabins) making their way around.
Vien walked into his cabin, locking the door behind him as he took in his surroundings. It was small, but cozy, and perched precariously on the nearby cliff's edge. The view was spectacular, and there was a small balcony that peeked out over the cliff. He could definitely get used to this for a while. He made his way to the single bedroom, setting his duffel bag on the bed and opening it. He rummaged through it, taking his few belongings out and setting them meticulously around the room. He eventually pulled out his satchel, and he went through it quickly to make sure all his spell items and such were still there. He slung the satchel across his chest and set the duffel bag to the side, content with how his room looked
Raziel went to the cabin, walking upstairs, he slung his backpack off. He went through it, taking out a spare outfit, which was particularly fine, and a daisho. He examined the swords nicely, yes, they were a fine daisho. He had warped the backpack into existence upon entering the cabin, as his reality warping abilities had been restored with rest. He went to the smaller pocket, taking out the cash, and counting it.
Pearl entered her cabin, putting down her backpack. "Nice." She said absent mindedly. It was bare, but home for now. She left again, going to explore town, and see who was hiring.