- Invitation Status
- Looking for partners
- Posting Speed
- 1-3 posts per day
- Multiple posts per week
- One post per week
- Slow As Molasses
- Online Availability
- On fairly regularly, every day. I'll notice a PM almost immediately. Replies come randomly.
- Writing Levels
- Adept
- Advanced
- Preferred Character Gender
- Primarily Prefer Male
- No Preferences
- Genres
- High fantasy is my personal favorite, followed closely by modern fantasy and post-apocalyptic, but I can happily play in any genre if the plot is good enough.
"Finally," Irdyn complained, before a merry hum slipped from between his lips. It took a lot to wake Kail up, but once he was awake, he was awake. And when he was awake, he was irreplaceable. "I've been gone too long as it is. But I am not carrying you. I'll leave your arse behind before I carry you." And, with that, he ducked around Kail and took off, barely slowing down enough to give his friend a chance to catch up. It might have changed little to run, but Irdyn did not like leaving the ship alone. A small, active part of his imagination was consumed by the image of scavengers swarming over her wreck like ants, Seth and Avira, surrounded by corpses, lying dead on the ground. It wasn't even worth the effort to sake the thought out of his head. He simply put all of his energy into running. A part of him meant it when he said he would leave Kail behind. But the man could keep up, if he wanted to. This wasn't the first time they had run together.
They were lucky on the way back, and made good time. Made better time than Irdyn had on the way out. They managed to slip aboard a departing ship, which took them right to the island. Irdyn was off again as soon as the ship was safely docked, ignoring any complaints his friend might throw at him. He was committed now, and would keep up.
He slowed down about halfway to the ship, waiting patiently for the likely complaints. As soon as those were finished, he would offer as much of an explination as he could. he tried to talk, tried to explain the ship, before finally giving it up with a wave of the hand. "I can't do it. You'll get to see her. But there is one thing you need to know, so pay attention now if you have paid attention to anything I've said to you today.
"There is a boy with the ship. His name is Seth. And you must be nice to him. Because otherwise the ship won't let you near her." He turned around, halting suddenly in his fast walk. He wasn't particularly fond of the delay, but Avira would kick his ass if he messed this up. "Have you got that? Then repeat it to me." That kind of thing wasn't likely to tick Kail off, especially when he was excited about something. And it was worth a minor bout of irritation to make sure that Kail didn't accidentally make a mistake, and ruin their only chance of getting into the air with her.
They were lucky on the way back, and made good time. Made better time than Irdyn had on the way out. They managed to slip aboard a departing ship, which took them right to the island. Irdyn was off again as soon as the ship was safely docked, ignoring any complaints his friend might throw at him. He was committed now, and would keep up.
He slowed down about halfway to the ship, waiting patiently for the likely complaints. As soon as those were finished, he would offer as much of an explination as he could. he tried to talk, tried to explain the ship, before finally giving it up with a wave of the hand. "I can't do it. You'll get to see her. But there is one thing you need to know, so pay attention now if you have paid attention to anything I've said to you today.
"There is a boy with the ship. His name is Seth. And you must be nice to him. Because otherwise the ship won't let you near her." He turned around, halting suddenly in his fast walk. He wasn't particularly fond of the delay, but Avira would kick his ass if he messed this up. "Have you got that? Then repeat it to me." That kind of thing wasn't likely to tick Kail off, especially when he was excited about something. And it was worth a minor bout of irritation to make sure that Kail didn't accidentally make a mistake, and ruin their only chance of getting into the air with her.