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Before I can submit an application, there is a certain standard I'd like to see in a roleplay I'm in the process of joining. I'm just curious as to which tertiary education service would allow a nineteen year-old to complete a minimum of, as I've calculated, 17 years of full-time study plans...

What did the egg say to his friend? EGGulater!

I love intense schooo roleplays.

I would appreciate it if we had the meeting at a more suitable time. @Alaster Von Grim @Astaroth Suzumiya @SimpleReading Just uh... feel free to RP amongst yourselves until that time comes.

A horn would sound upon sighting the Resistance's leader arrive. The drawbridge would slowly lower as a group of Lionsguard would wait on the other side to lead them to the stables. The General would sit back once more, having found himself leaning forward from when he spoke. "I side with no...

The General would sit up, staring into Samiel's eyes, "If you believe I brought you here to intimidate you, then you are more of a child than I. If you think for a moment that I would not have ears in my family's long established Citadel then you are a fool; Even with the benefit of the doubt...

The General would smile, "Oh trust me, I could not waste your time more than you are wasting mine. I assume you want the Queen to lead this Empire after the assassination of King Valori, no? I also trust your love is well-founded in her. Quite the coincidence that, would you not say? Remember...

The General would close his eyes, "Oh Gods be you are annoying... When are you going to sit down?" The General would open his eyes to find the room darkened and would cringe, "You know it would sort of help both of us if you were to not kill the newly appointed Lionsguard. I know they may...

Hey, well they sure do get an award for trying! @Astaroth Suzumiya

The General still remained in his bored expression, "You know those are meant to be the King's best men? I have led untrained recruits with better skill than what they seem to have." The General would run his right hand down the armrest of the throne as he sighs, "Yes, I wish to speak with...

pls don't let the King's 'best men' suck @Astaroth Suzumiya

The General would elaborate, "Just bring Samiel to me. If he refuses to come then remind him that having the support of the General against King Valori is very important if the Resistance is to succeed beyond a simple assassination. As for the meeting, just follow along. Kill when your King...

The General would look around them, "First of all, you need better armour. This Citadel produces armour for the Lionsguard - I want you to all be wearing it. Secondly, I want some of to go to the Queen's room and ask for Samiel, her friend, to come speak with me in the meeting hall. The rest...

The General would laugh, "No, I am afraid you are wrong. To everyone here, you were sent by yourselves. You came here out of a desire to fight alongside the Resistance, understood?"

The General would talk to the Lionsguard he knows he can trust to find out the percentage that support King Valori in the Citadel and those who do not. He would also make sure that there is an increase in the production of crossbows.

The General would finish his letter and then seek out Lionsguard that he knows he can trust. He would gather a group of sixty before he was content, "I have a very, very important task for all of you. I need this letter delivered to our King. I wish the best for this Empire, and I have hand...

The General would nod and excuse himself, "That will be all, thank you." He would head back to his room to write a letter of his own.

The General would open the door, staying in the doorway, "Sorry to disturb you two but I shall not be long. My Queen, I wish for you to contact your sister. I request a meeting to be held here within the Citadel, with all the important figures we can gather, so that we may discuss our next...

The General would excuse himself from his sister and return to his room. There he would make the hardest decision of his life. Eventually, he succumbed to what he thought must be done. He would make his way to the Queen's room, and knock on the door. His voice would sound like it lost a certain...

Seliathyn could not help but feel a little disappointed as he thought of the Queen, but it never really mattered anyway. It never does. He was glad to have an excuse to be with his sister, but he felt bad for her too. She would have probably felt like she lost two brothers the day their...