Fanaa
milf meme queen
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Futuristic 𝗘𝗩𝗢𝗟𝗩𝗘 ◑ ᴍɪssɪᴏɴ ʟᴏɢ
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Fanaa
milf meme queen
Group One ◑
Dalziel. Alexander. Kayden. Drexel.
Group Two ◑
Tartimok. Del. Atlas. Aylin.
Group Three ◑
Luness. Frey. Zolar. Dahlia.
Group Four ◑
Atticus. Shay. Uzali. Filomina.
Group Five ◑
Torin. Ariel. Rhea. Lara. Ava
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deliriousmishaps
only justice will bring peace.
coded by solarsaphia.
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smolfluffball
Dork #1
[ Frey | Location: Dino Time | Interactions: Zolar
Uniko
Dahlia
Kassandra
Luness
Lioness075
Mentions: Every character, if they get his message. ]
This was a problem, but Frey could handle it. His team leader wasn’t with him, and neither were Del or Dalziel, but the rest of his team was nearby. He surveyed his surroundings and saw the same thing he saw when he had first opened his eyes: lots of greenery, and lush tropical plants, and a bright blue sky. Absolutely none of it matched the time period that he was from. Where was all the advanced civilization? The tall buildings? The constant buzzing of humanity’s noise? It all had been replaced with nature, and the buzzing now was from the bugs that were hidden in the foliage. It was humid and hot and sticky, but it also was so vibrant and alive. This was what Earth had looked like, once upon a time. Amazing. Beautiful. Extraordinary. This, right here, was why he loved this planet. Honestly, he really would not mind the change, and wouldn’t mind exploring this old world, if he knew what time period exactly he was in. The past held many unfortunate things, and he did not want to be caught up in them. He didn’t want his teammates to be caught up in them, either. They needed to figure out how to get back to their time quickly. Even though he did want to stay and experience this Earth for a little while longer.
He had wondered, when he first woke up in this time, how long he had been knocked out for, but he quickly realized it didn’t matter. Everyone was scattered, and no one knew where anyone was, or what this new time period had in store for them. It was a dangerous situation. He heard static and recognized Torin’s voice, and he let out a sigh of relief. The others were fine. That was good. Torin said to find the fragments of the time machine, and he nodded. Aye aye, captain. Frey also wanted to figure out what time period it even was. And not leave anyone behind. He looked at his teammates and watched them for a few moments, looking their limbs over for any injuries. They all seemed fine. He saw no wounds on them. That was also good. He turned his attention to his comm and tapped the screen on his wrist, not sure if it would be working properly. The screen flickered on, then flashed dangerously at him. Torin’s voice had been so staticky, but he had an important message to get out. “Everyone, don’t die, please and thank you. Good luck.”
He dropped his wrist and cleared his throat, then heard a noise in the distance that sounded very similar to something he had once had on his bedsheets. He looked into the trees, and the call repeated, and he felt himself smile. No way. Was it really possible? How many years in the past would that put all of them? He couldn’t calculate the math quickly enough, and when he realized he was still smiling, he forced his smile to fall. He should not be excited to be in the past with dinosaurs. That was actually, technically, a bad thing. Dinosaurs were far larger than he was. Than anyone was. They were unknown to humanity. All humans knew about them, they knew from the bones that they had collected, and the simulations that they had created with them. They were still a mystery to humanity. Now, he guessed, they wouldn’t be a mystery.
Dinosaurs were another problem, but Frey was sure he’d be able to handle them, too. He felt his smile try to make another appearance, but he kept it contained. It was exciting, being in a time when dinosaurs existed. He couldn’t wait to add them to his ever-growing collection of animals he changed into. They were the most similar animal to a dragon he’d ever be able to encounter on this planet. He wondered what dinosaurs he would run into, and how different they’d look from all the simulations, or if they’d look pretty much the same as everyone thought they did. He would not be turning into anything any time soon, though, even if he was excited about learning their form so he could change his own. Not with his team around. Not with anyone around.
Although, admittedly, this time period would probably be okay for him to change his form. It wasn’t like there were any people around that would try to capture him. If he was alone, the only thing he’d have to worry about would be dinosaurs. Still. He wasn’t going to risk it.
He needed to make sure his teammates knew what to do, especially if comms were going to be so staticky. He was the oldest member out of this current group. He needed to do something. “This is a bit of an unfortunate situation, but I bet we all can figure it out together.” He smiled at each of his teammates, hopefully cheerfully enough to reassure them. “But if everyone is okay, which you all look like you are, then we need to find the fragments, like Torin told us to do.” He checked his comm again and saw a mark on the screen, though he couldn’t entirely discern how close or far it was from him. “It seems like it might be close to us, but we don’t know what’s waiting for us in this time. Lune,” he looked at her, “what can you hear? And, Dahlia, do you think you can send a crow out to scout around and see where the fragment is at, if it's stuck somewhere?”
Zola would be good at killing any aggressive dinosaurs, but he wasn’t sure what he could ask her to do. He didn’t want to boss her around, since he was not actually their team leader. He did have seniority above her, though. And he wanted his team to trust him. “Do you think you could kill a giant lizard?” Frey asked her, smiling. “I have my dagger, but you’re a way better killer than I am. Not that any dinosaurs will actually bother us. We might be totally left alone. But, you know,” he shrugged, “if they do bother us, can you stop them? And can you tell how far the fragment is from us? I was never very good at figuring out coordinates.”
He wasn't entirely sure what he, himself, would do. He was, to his teammates, a human who was stuck with them in the past. He honestly might seem kind of useless to them, since he couldn't do anything remarkable and he wasn't known for being a fighter. If a dinosaur approached them, he would at least know what kind of dinosaur it was, and if it was a carnivore or herbivore. He could be the intel guy. That would have to be how this worked out. He'd just have to be the "human" among the aliens and the android, who had a simple invisible dagger to protect him. That, sadly, was not the best role that he could have had. Hopefully his teammates would not notice.
Uniko
Dahlia
Kassandra
Luness
Lioness075
Mentions: Every character, if they get his message. ]This was a problem, but Frey could handle it. His team leader wasn’t with him, and neither were Del or Dalziel, but the rest of his team was nearby. He surveyed his surroundings and saw the same thing he saw when he had first opened his eyes: lots of greenery, and lush tropical plants, and a bright blue sky. Absolutely none of it matched the time period that he was from. Where was all the advanced civilization? The tall buildings? The constant buzzing of humanity’s noise? It all had been replaced with nature, and the buzzing now was from the bugs that were hidden in the foliage. It was humid and hot and sticky, but it also was so vibrant and alive. This was what Earth had looked like, once upon a time. Amazing. Beautiful. Extraordinary. This, right here, was why he loved this planet. Honestly, he really would not mind the change, and wouldn’t mind exploring this old world, if he knew what time period exactly he was in. The past held many unfortunate things, and he did not want to be caught up in them. He didn’t want his teammates to be caught up in them, either. They needed to figure out how to get back to their time quickly. Even though he did want to stay and experience this Earth for a little while longer.
He had wondered, when he first woke up in this time, how long he had been knocked out for, but he quickly realized it didn’t matter. Everyone was scattered, and no one knew where anyone was, or what this new time period had in store for them. It was a dangerous situation. He heard static and recognized Torin’s voice, and he let out a sigh of relief. The others were fine. That was good. Torin said to find the fragments of the time machine, and he nodded. Aye aye, captain. Frey also wanted to figure out what time period it even was. And not leave anyone behind. He looked at his teammates and watched them for a few moments, looking their limbs over for any injuries. They all seemed fine. He saw no wounds on them. That was also good. He turned his attention to his comm and tapped the screen on his wrist, not sure if it would be working properly. The screen flickered on, then flashed dangerously at him. Torin’s voice had been so staticky, but he had an important message to get out. “Everyone, don’t die, please and thank you. Good luck.”
He dropped his wrist and cleared his throat, then heard a noise in the distance that sounded very similar to something he had once had on his bedsheets. He looked into the trees, and the call repeated, and he felt himself smile. No way. Was it really possible? How many years in the past would that put all of them? He couldn’t calculate the math quickly enough, and when he realized he was still smiling, he forced his smile to fall. He should not be excited to be in the past with dinosaurs. That was actually, technically, a bad thing. Dinosaurs were far larger than he was. Than anyone was. They were unknown to humanity. All humans knew about them, they knew from the bones that they had collected, and the simulations that they had created with them. They were still a mystery to humanity. Now, he guessed, they wouldn’t be a mystery.
Dinosaurs were another problem, but Frey was sure he’d be able to handle them, too. He felt his smile try to make another appearance, but he kept it contained. It was exciting, being in a time when dinosaurs existed. He couldn’t wait to add them to his ever-growing collection of animals he changed into. They were the most similar animal to a dragon he’d ever be able to encounter on this planet. He wondered what dinosaurs he would run into, and how different they’d look from all the simulations, or if they’d look pretty much the same as everyone thought they did. He would not be turning into anything any time soon, though, even if he was excited about learning their form so he could change his own. Not with his team around. Not with anyone around.
Although, admittedly, this time period would probably be okay for him to change his form. It wasn’t like there were any people around that would try to capture him. If he was alone, the only thing he’d have to worry about would be dinosaurs. Still. He wasn’t going to risk it.
He needed to make sure his teammates knew what to do, especially if comms were going to be so staticky. He was the oldest member out of this current group. He needed to do something. “This is a bit of an unfortunate situation, but I bet we all can figure it out together.” He smiled at each of his teammates, hopefully cheerfully enough to reassure them. “But if everyone is okay, which you all look like you are, then we need to find the fragments, like Torin told us to do.” He checked his comm again and saw a mark on the screen, though he couldn’t entirely discern how close or far it was from him. “It seems like it might be close to us, but we don’t know what’s waiting for us in this time. Lune,” he looked at her, “what can you hear? And, Dahlia, do you think you can send a crow out to scout around and see where the fragment is at, if it's stuck somewhere?”
Zola would be good at killing any aggressive dinosaurs, but he wasn’t sure what he could ask her to do. He didn’t want to boss her around, since he was not actually their team leader. He did have seniority above her, though. And he wanted his team to trust him. “Do you think you could kill a giant lizard?” Frey asked her, smiling. “I have my dagger, but you’re a way better killer than I am. Not that any dinosaurs will actually bother us. We might be totally left alone. But, you know,” he shrugged, “if they do bother us, can you stop them? And can you tell how far the fragment is from us? I was never very good at figuring out coordinates.”
He wasn't entirely sure what he, himself, would do. He was, to his teammates, a human who was stuck with them in the past. He honestly might seem kind of useless to them, since he couldn't do anything remarkable and he wasn't known for being a fighter. If a dinosaur approached them, he would at least know what kind of dinosaur it was, and if it was a carnivore or herbivore. He could be the intel guy. That would have to be how this worked out. He'd just have to be the "human" among the aliens and the android, who had a simple invisible dagger to protect him. That, sadly, was not the best role that he could have had. Hopefully his teammates would not notice.
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Lioness075
Everyone's fighting some battle of their own.
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| Name: Luness LaFrae | Nickname: Lune |
| Team: Gold | Species: Alien - Siklaid |
| Equipment: Shortbow & Quiver, Daggers, Tinkering Kit | |
Their mission had gone to shit. Luness narrowed her eyes, fur starting to cover her body and her features elongating with subtle cracks. She started to sprint toward Dr. Zaman, her eyes focused on the prize. She leaned forward and leapt, launching herself at the doctor. Her claws were stretched out, the doctor nearly in her grasp. Then darkness.
She awoke with a groan, pushing up from the soil and blinking in the harsh sunlight peeking in through the canopy. Luness rubbed her temples, a dull headache reminding her that she was alive despite what had just occurred. Which was what?
Looking around, Luness caught sight of three others with her. Frey, Zolar, and Dahlia. Well, at least she was not alone. Wherever they were. Her ears twitched at the sound of nearby animalistic noises that made her temporarily wonder if she had ended up on the set of the latest dinosaur movie. Yet, hearing the discussion over comms and then Frey's question, Luness finally realized what had happened and groaned again.
Pushing herself up on her hind legs, Luness stood and slowly turned in their little clearing, her ears twitching this way and that. Her eyes caught sight of several bugs that were large enough to be something from her home planet and definitely felt as if the noises around them could be beasts of her own kind. Still, her connection to the dinosaur movies earlier reminded her that they had traveled back in time, not to another planet entirely. The looming canopy and creeping sensation of being watched had Luness on edge already.
As it were, knowing that the doctor was now dead and his time machine was in pieces, Luness suspected little was going to go right for their group. At the very least, they certainly needed to get moving before anything found them first. They needed to regroup and they needed numbers in case any of this time's predators decided to hunt them down.
Listening to Frey's attempt at encouragement or whatever that was, Luness rolled her eyes and muttered underneath her breath, "Maybe we'll defend ourselves by being polite to the dinosaurs."
Walking over to join Frey and the others, Luness crossed her arms and tried to listen to Frey. This new world was so noisy, though, her ears kept swiveling about and she found that she only heard about half of what Frey had said. Still, she caught him calling her by the nickname he had given her and Luness focused on him then.
Sighing, Luness gestured about with a paw and responded in her deep, raspy voice, "There's dinosaurs and a consistent buzzing sound from all the damned bugs. I can try to warn the group if something approaches, but it could just be a very large insect getting too close."
She stuck a claw into one of her ears, rubbing it around and trying to seemingly clear her ear to no avail.
Feeling equally useless with their suits' technology, Luness waited for Zolar or Dahlia to take charge of manning the GPS for them all. Despite being on Earth for numerous years, Luness still struggled to understand its technologies. In contrast, her own world was leagues behind on their technological advances.
Lioness075
Everyone's fighting some battle of their own.
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| Name: Lara Sinciato | Nickname: Lea |
| Team: Platinum | Species: Human |
It was all happening too fast. Too much noise and too many people shouting over the comms. Lara blinked and wiped away sweat from her brow. She furrowed her brows and tried to focus on her work. Her fingers flew over the holographic keyboard that she had summoned in front of this terminal. They were down to the wire here, running out of time. Coding reflected in her eyes, as she desperately tried to track her progress.
Just as she was about to press enter on her keyboard, there was a blinding flash of light and then she was blinking up at blinding sunlight. Rolling to her side with a grunt, Lara pushed herself up into a sitting position and immediately scrambled backwards on her butt until she hit the trunk of a tree and was under some shade. Panting in a slight panic, Lara unrolled her sleeves and pat herself down for her sunglasses case. She put them on and winced when she felt some of her right hand already aching from the sunlight that had been glaring down on it for however long she had been incapacitated.
Hugging her hand to her chest, Lara slowly looked around and finally took in the new world she seemed to have been transported to. Well, new timeline anyways. She could only assume they had failed to stop the doctor and had apparently gone backwards in time considering the environment and animalistic noises in the distance.
Looking to the sky, Lara saw several beasts flying in the air over yonder and gaped when she realized they appeared to potentially be pterodactyls. No freakin' way, she thought as she stood up and returned her gaze to where she had awoken. She caught sight of several of her teammates in the immediate vicinity and realized not all of them had awoken quite yet. Knowing she was the most susceptible to being harmed by the sun out of everyone here, Lara bit her lip and remained in the shade instead of checking on her teammates.
Hearing Torin speaking over the comms, Lara sighed in relief and then took a step back towards her safe tree trunk only to trip over something and cry out in surprise at the sudden face plant. Muttering a curse underneath her breath, Lara pushed herself up to see a fragment of something just beyond her feet. Shifting to her knees in front of this fragment, Lara suddenly remembered Torin telling them to find fragments and excitedly realized she had just found one, forgetting her embarrassing face plant in the process.
Snatching up the fragment, Lara stood and scanned the area to try and sight any allies she could reach.
Disappointed to see none near her or out of the sun, Lara folded her arms and called out, "Oi, git yer lazy butts up!"
Interactions: Whoever wants to respond to her
Nearby:
Fanaa
(Torin),
deliriousmishaps
(Ariel),
Once
(Ava),
AreSneksSly
(Rhea)
Mentions: N/A
Nearby:
Fanaa
(Torin),
deliriousmishaps
(Ariel),
Once
(Ava),
AreSneksSly
(Rhea)Mentions: N/A
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kasigi
thoughtform
ATLAS
Damnit, we were so close!
That damned doctor. If we were a few moments quicker, maybe things would have turned out differently.
While no one knew what the machine would do, everyone got the hint that they shouldn't be close as Dr. Zaman scrambled to activate it. Evidently, attempts to escape the machine's range were futile; everyone who was present at the scene of Dr. Zaman's attempted - and failed - apprehension were affected. The sensation that followed was strange and unnatural, a feeling that Atlas had never felt before. It was similar to when he entered his "powered-down" state, except he felt conscious at the same time. It was like his vessel was being moved - not by a physical force, but by reality itself. This ethereal darkness was quickly consumed by blinding light and equally overwhelming humidity. While most Androids most likely would be either unbothered or entirely unable to feel sensation, Atlas was created to be as human as possible. With that in mind, his programming simulated the repulsive stickiness that lingered in the air. Not only was the humidity cranked up to 11, but the heat was absolutely insane. Luckily, Atlas' body inherently filtered extreme heat like it was nothing, his cooling system working to keep his temperature the same.
Needless to say, Atlas was extremely alert, immediately eyeing up both himself and his surroundings. Met with the towering treeline and massively exaggerated flora, it definitely felt like nothing of the world he knew. Accompanied by the booming calls of large prehistoric beasts and the creatures flying overhead, what had happened was obvious - as unbelievable as it may sound. Peering towards ground-level rather than the treetops, Atlas realized that he was met by a stroke of luck. Del, TJ, and Aylin all were within the vicinity. He felt relief wash over him, now that three people were accounted for already. At the same time, Atlas realized he had a grin plastered on his face, the excitement of the situation being a little bit overwhelming. Each person would overall process the situation differently, but confusion came first and foremost.
Raising his
A few moments later, the communications system on his wrist began to light up. While the connection was bare minimum, he was able to make out who was speaking and what they were saying. Torin was alive, Atlas' assumption being that he was scattered into a small group as well. Knowing that there were others out there, he held onto the hope that everyone made it. As long as no-one became lost on their own, the chances of everyone making out of this catastrophe alive were arguably quite high. This feeling was reinforced as Frey and Dalziel both chirped responses over the radio. Thus, Atlas spoke into his forearm, his eyes scanning the treeline as he spoke. "Everyone who can hear me, stay alert and aware. Your priority should be to find at least one other person before moving, just for safety. Torin covered what you need to be focused on primarily. Good luck, and don't fuckin' die!" His tone was determined, though he wasn't sure how broken up the message would be over the malfunctioning comms. After speaking, he looked at the coordinates, eyeing up the general direction they needed to head towards to find a fragment.
After deactivating his PDA, he looked up towards everyone nearby - hopefully, now, they were close enough to hear him. "Once everyone's ready, we're moving! The longer we stay in one place, the easier we are to track down by anything lurking out in the forest. Don't get me wrong, I'd love to kick some prehistoric titan ass.. but, we're out of our element. Not everyone can fight - even if you can, there's no way of knowing what we're up against." Glancing back towards the PDA, he memorized the coordinates while simultaneously acknowledging the general direction - pointing towards it with his free arm. The faster that they found the fragments, the faster they would be out of danger. While he wasn't worried about himself, he knew that anyone outside Onyx probably wasn't in the position to defend themselves against such monstrous creatures. He wasn't lying when he said he'd go out of his way to test his strength, but there was no way he'd ever consider it when it puts others in danger. While Atlas made it his priority to search for the fragments first, he intended to bump into more people while his group moved through the dense foliage. As long as no one was entirely on their own, the situation should resolve without a hitch.
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Location: Prehistory!
Mentions:
Fanaa
(TJ)
BLK
(Del)
kath1515
(Aylin)
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BLK
ɪᴍᴘᴀᴄᴛ!
Del, Feeling: Absolutely psyched
That was a lot to take in. Del thought he was pretty good at handling new situations. In fact, he knew he was. His whole life had been one change after another, but this was different. For the first time in his life he had too many questions and too few answers. Circling around his head he couldn't help but let out a sharp gasp when he opened his eyes. Instead of the inviting coolness of Perio's asphalt he was met with lush foliage-- Real plants. He'd never seen ground that wasn't entirely manmade before, let alone been in a real jungle. The imperfections of the dirt, from uneven mounds to the awkward angles the trees grew at amazed him. Luckily his thoughts were broken up by Atlas's arms. They were huge. It'd be impossible to miss them, really. Del tucked his chest against the ground below him and swiftly crawled forwards, careful not to step on any sticks or move too suddenly. When he was within earshot he abruptly stopped and raised himself onto his knees. Taking in everything Atlas said almost put him at ease. This was his first mission with Rotek, and someone else stepping up as the leader was a great help. Letting out a simple, "Sounds good, big man," was all the confirmation he could muster at the moment.
Now that he had begun to think, things weren't too bad. Even if he got eaten Del was realizing he would get to see a dinosaur, which presumably no person had ever done before. Almost right on que, he began to distract himself. Maybe dinosaurs were like penguins; Fatty and feathery. "Maybe we'll get to see one of those ones with the necks, you know. The vegan ones?" He suggested to nobody in particular. After realizing what he said, Del truly hoped Atlas hadn't heard that. He would never hear the end of it. Could dinosaurs even be vegans? Regardless he figured the best course of action was to shut up and put his head down.
Mentions: Atlas (
kasigi
)Location: Someplace jungle-ish
AreSneksSly
Dork #2
Rheavankeint Venk
Location: Miraino?? | With: Torin, Ariel, Ava, Lara
Interactions: Lara (
Lioness075
)
As much as Miraino had been difficult to navigate, filled to the brim with sound pollution, always slightly uncomfortable to exist in due to the humidity in the air and overall an unpleasant experience from when she first arrived to present day-Location: Miraino?? | With: Torin, Ariel, Ava, Lara
Interactions: Lara (
Lioness075
)
At least it wasn't this.
Groan-growling a reply to the miscellaneous white noise that beat on her brain in an all too familiar way (Perio couldn't even bother to be quiet on a nice day), Rhea slowly got up with one hand while rubbing her snout with the other. A shooting pain was striking up her side and onto her face, concentrated on her nose and leaving what felt like an afterimage of pain on it. Her head ached, and without her permission her body lurched forward and bile was launched onto the dirt beside her. It smelled horrid, and the girl immediately decided that she didn't like it. Getting up on wobbly hooves, she used her good eye to survey the area for her equipment.
Her helmet hadn't fallen too far ('Remind to wear the head protection's straps Venk'), though the eye-piece had taken a beating. At least it wasn't vomited on. A tiny growl made it's way out of her mouth realizing she probably had to fix it. Unfortunately, her tools were at home and not...
Wherever...
This place is.
Taken aback by the sudden scene change from stark grays to rich foliage greens, Rhea looked around herself in awe of the flora. Greens bled into deep browns, and vines ('What are those??') hung from the canopy far above her. Unfamiliar plants surrounded her, and the girl felt strangely... lost among the trees. Spotting a clearing, Rhea was making her way over there before another burst of sound hammered into her ears. Unlike the last however, this one sounded much more like... Ingi-lish. That meant a sentient creature she could at least half-communicate with.
Trudging to the place where the sound came from, Rhea was once again taken off-guard by the sweeping green vistas and gorgeous blue sky that surrounded it. Not dark gray like her old home, not smog-filled like her current place of residence, but just... blue. With a trembling hand she reached out to touch it, to touch that untouched and clear blue before her...
when another pang of pain hit her like a claw to her face. Another bile pile, this one leaving an unpleasant churning in her insides as she stained the grass. All at once, the perfect scene was blemished, and Rhea turned away from the smell in disgust.
Putting on her helmet and finally collecting herself, Rhea squinted to see anything through the cracks in her eye-piece. A flash of red appeared, one that seemed huddled up in a corner beside one of the trees. Headache now a minor inconvenience, the centaurian extraterrestrial walked to the dot that flickered in the distance through her eye-piece, unaware she was walking with a slight limp. Yelling out "Hello-" before pausing when she heard the cracks in her voice. She cleared her throat. "Hello?" she yelled (Perhaps a touch too loud), hoping that whoever that was would make their way to her, because for some reason that formerly 'dulled' pain was now stabbing her not so politely in the side. Finally looking down to the injury she winced at the rough red texture on her lower flank, speckled with shining little glass pieces. Months of studying herbs came back, and she reached for her bag. As she did she noticed her vials were all gone, and while worrying, not important right now.
Quickly treating and bandaging the wound, Rhea got up once again to make her way over to the huddled shadow in the shade of the tree. On further inspection, the huddle seemed to be Lara. "Sin-chiato, where is rest?" she asked, though her wording was confusing. She looked around the girl to only see more trees behind her, the canopy providing a nice shade that covered everything with a shadow, and Rhea decided she couldn't be bothered to try and look for any of her squadmates. Turning to Lara, she looked curiously at the piece of metal in her arms. "What'is that?" she asked, slurring 'what' and 'is' in a failed attempt to use a conjunction.
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.V1LLAINISM._
𝘜 𝘕 𝘋 𝘌 𝘈 𝘋 ;;
Alexander Lee
Thick boots squelched underneath their wearer, leaving behind damp footprints atop foreign lands. Un-fuckin-believable, the man gritted, jaw clenched tightly as he trudged after his teammates. To say that the mission had gone completely wrong would be an understatement- no, this was a disaster.
One that Lex couldn’t quite comprehend, which had only added on to his frustration. Though the obvious was certain, they were no longer back home in Miraino. ‘Bunch of that Dorothy piss, he momentarily mused. The rich forestry that’d dwarfed his figure had made that much clear. Not to mention the lack of civilization, where exactly were they? Or should he say, when?
The man’s shaggy locks seeped with droplets of misfortune, a sure fire result of awaking within the waters of a ravine. Which was strange, considering that he hadn’t even remembered falling into one in the first place. However, the thought quickly left his mind, brushed off by the answer that whatever that doctor had done, had brought him to that exact position. It was his fault. All of it. Lex grunted, limping ever so slightly as the pain began to wash over him. Not that he was injured, no, his ass just hurt. A lot. Fucking doctor fucker, I hope he gets mauled by whatever whorish beast is out there in hell, the scot internally ranted. He continued mercilessly with his wishes until an ear-piercing roar had nearly wiped his mind clean. On instinct, his palms shot up to cover the openings of his ears, mouth wincing as the grounds seemed to shake below them. What the fuck was that?
Lex paused to look over at his counterparts, whom all seemed to be wondering the same thing. However, it was not until the red-headed lad spoke, did they finally begin their conversation. It ‘d only been a few minutes after Torin had issued his commands (which were basically to find the parts and get the hell out), but now it appeared that this own little conglomerate needed someone to take lead. And who better than Lex himself? ....Don’t answer that.
A brief silence passed before the male stepped forth, appearance horrendously disheveled. Why it looked as if he’d been through hell and back, despite this only being the very beginning. Lex scowled, swiftly reaching for his cartridge of cigarettes and sticking one in between his lips. When he found that the water had gone as far as to corrupt his only available vice (proven by the great difficulty in lighting it) the man cursed under his breath. “Well there goes that.” He grumbled, having half a mind to punt the wee thing across the woods. He was pissed.
“But ay,” he began, “if noone else wants to do it then I volunteer myself little lad,” he announced, voice hoarse despite being soaked. Wordlessly striding up to the front he then muttered, “We’re all gonna fuckin die anyway.” Turning his back on the group, the man ventured forth, keeping a single eye out as he began to talk once more.
“Perhaps it’d be better if we were in some sort of formation,” he began,“we need eyes on all sides so i think some sorta shitty shape would be good ta follow. Maybe a rhombus? D’ya know what those are?”
One that Lex couldn’t quite comprehend, which had only added on to his frustration. Though the obvious was certain, they were no longer back home in Miraino. ‘Bunch of that Dorothy piss, he momentarily mused. The rich forestry that’d dwarfed his figure had made that much clear. Not to mention the lack of civilization, where exactly were they? Or should he say, when?
The man’s shaggy locks seeped with droplets of misfortune, a sure fire result of awaking within the waters of a ravine. Which was strange, considering that he hadn’t even remembered falling into one in the first place. However, the thought quickly left his mind, brushed off by the answer that whatever that doctor had done, had brought him to that exact position. It was his fault. All of it. Lex grunted, limping ever so slightly as the pain began to wash over him. Not that he was injured, no, his ass just hurt. A lot. Fucking doctor fucker, I hope he gets mauled by whatever whorish beast is out there in hell, the scot internally ranted. He continued mercilessly with his wishes until an ear-piercing roar had nearly wiped his mind clean. On instinct, his palms shot up to cover the openings of his ears, mouth wincing as the grounds seemed to shake below them. What the fuck was that?
Lex paused to look over at his counterparts, whom all seemed to be wondering the same thing. However, it was not until the red-headed lad spoke, did they finally begin their conversation. It ‘d only been a few minutes after Torin had issued his commands (which were basically to find the parts and get the hell out), but now it appeared that this own little conglomerate needed someone to take lead. And who better than Lex himself? ....Don’t answer that.
A brief silence passed before the male stepped forth, appearance horrendously disheveled. Why it looked as if he’d been through hell and back, despite this only being the very beginning. Lex scowled, swiftly reaching for his cartridge of cigarettes and sticking one in between his lips. When he found that the water had gone as far as to corrupt his only available vice (proven by the great difficulty in lighting it) the man cursed under his breath. “Well there goes that.” He grumbled, having half a mind to punt the wee thing across the woods. He was pissed.
“But ay,” he began, “if noone else wants to do it then I volunteer myself little lad,” he announced, voice hoarse despite being soaked. Wordlessly striding up to the front he then muttered, “We’re all gonna fuckin die anyway.” Turning his back on the group, the man ventured forth, keeping a single eye out as he began to talk once more.
“Perhaps it’d be better if we were in some sort of formation,” he began,“we need eyes on all sides so i think some sorta shitty shape would be good ta follow. Maybe a rhombus? D’ya know what those are?”
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FILOMINA
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location: Jurassic era
with: No one (in range of group three)
tags: none
Filomina Larakis was not made of elastic, but being time warped felt like being stretched in every direction possible. Time traveling seemed like an eternity, eventually the spinning ceased, and she made contact with the ground, her body making a light thud as she kissed the dirt. Once the Onyx Squad member had pried her eyes open, she took in the scenery. Mina noted lots of green, not that she was bothered by this, in fact, she took time to simply stay put. Rose colored orbs peered up at the lofty trees in awe.
Due to her training at Rotek she was unknowingly processing her surroundings to get a better idea of where she was exactly. The small group of alvarezsaurid dinosaurs dashed by, and so the final puzzle piece fell into place. Reading a books about prehistoric eras didn’t compare to being there in the flesh, she was walking (or rather lying) amongst dinosaurs.
Torin’s message interrupted her admiration of the plantlife and wildlife. Well I should probably get up and look for people. Lifting her upper body from her flat position she inhaled deeply before standing up entirely and dusting herself off. Given her general appearance, with emphasis on her hair stood out, she hoped that someone would find her before a predator did. “C-can anyone hear me?” her voice lightly echoed throught the trees and bushes. The location of one of the parts to the machine was nearby according to these coordinates, but she didnt want to embark alone.
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Kassandra
Member
dahlia corbin.
crow hoe in dino land
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deliriousmishaps
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Dork #1
[ Frey | Location: Dino Time | Interactions: Zolar
Uniko
Dahlia
Kassandra
Luness
Lioness075
Mentions: Torin. ]
“Thanks, Lune,” Frey said, nodding at her. “Still keep an ear out, even if it is a giant bug. We don’t know what the bugs are like in this time. They could be dangerous.” Probably not to the other aliens or the android, but he had a human body, and being bit by something could be potentially deadly. He didn’t want to die in the land of the dinosaurs. Not by a bug bite, at least. That’d be such a lame way to go.
Frey snorted when Zola asked if he wanted to dispose of dinosaurs now, or later. He glanced around at the bushes and trees. There were no dinosaurs around now. How would she dispose of something that wasn’t even here? She was too eager to kill. She still did as he asked, and once she reported her findings back, he frowned. Hm. He didn’t know her scanner had a radius that small. “Well, Zola, do you see any dinosaurs around now?” he asked her, gesturing to the trees. “Because I don’t, but maybe you found one in your scanner. I would ask you not to kill any dinosaurs unless they prove to be a threat. We wouldn’t want you to cause the ancestor of the birds to go extinct.” He glanced at Dahlia purposefully. “And I’ll tell you if they’re a threat, since I’m a pretty big dinosaur fan. I’ll give you a hint, though: sharp teeth means they tear and eat flesh. Those ones are not likely to be friendly.”
He rolled his eyes when Zola repeated back, in a slightly different way, exactly what he had said. She was more to the point, which was great, but was it really necessary to repeat what he said? Hadn’t she followed his directions, and Luness as well? He listened to Dahlia ask for peace, then sent off a couple of crows. He gave Zola a pointed look. “Thanks for repeating what I said, Zola, but I think everyone here understood me well enough. I don’t need you to speak for me.” He waited for her to speak again, sensing her pause, and he smiled when she asked what he’d do. Ah. The perfect opportunity to show that he knew how absolutely useless he was amongst their group. “I’m so glad you were kind enough to ask, honestly.” He was being way too sarcastic, but he wasn’t in the mood to be berated by a teammate. Torin did enough of that, and his team leader wasn’t around right now. There was no way he was going to put up with it. “I’m going to be the distraction, since I am not as amazing as you three are. If any unfriendly dinosaurs approach us, then I’ll get their attention so you three can do what it is your good at. Is that an adequate answer for you?”
He glanced at his comm again, then turned in the direction the coordinates were. “And, wow, I just remembered how to read coordinates. The fragment is this way.” He looked at his teammates. “Thank you all for the help. I don’t want any of us to be surprised by a dinosaur. Now, if everyone is aware of what we’re all going to be doing until we find the fragment, then let’s go.” He started walking, glancing back at his team to make sure they followed after him.
Uniko
Dahlia
Kassandra
Luness
Lioness075
Mentions: Torin. ]“Thanks, Lune,” Frey said, nodding at her. “Still keep an ear out, even if it is a giant bug. We don’t know what the bugs are like in this time. They could be dangerous.” Probably not to the other aliens or the android, but he had a human body, and being bit by something could be potentially deadly. He didn’t want to die in the land of the dinosaurs. Not by a bug bite, at least. That’d be such a lame way to go.
Frey snorted when Zola asked if he wanted to dispose of dinosaurs now, or later. He glanced around at the bushes and trees. There were no dinosaurs around now. How would she dispose of something that wasn’t even here? She was too eager to kill. She still did as he asked, and once she reported her findings back, he frowned. Hm. He didn’t know her scanner had a radius that small. “Well, Zola, do you see any dinosaurs around now?” he asked her, gesturing to the trees. “Because I don’t, but maybe you found one in your scanner. I would ask you not to kill any dinosaurs unless they prove to be a threat. We wouldn’t want you to cause the ancestor of the birds to go extinct.” He glanced at Dahlia purposefully. “And I’ll tell you if they’re a threat, since I’m a pretty big dinosaur fan. I’ll give you a hint, though: sharp teeth means they tear and eat flesh. Those ones are not likely to be friendly.”
He rolled his eyes when Zola repeated back, in a slightly different way, exactly what he had said. She was more to the point, which was great, but was it really necessary to repeat what he said? Hadn’t she followed his directions, and Luness as well? He listened to Dahlia ask for peace, then sent off a couple of crows. He gave Zola a pointed look. “Thanks for repeating what I said, Zola, but I think everyone here understood me well enough. I don’t need you to speak for me.” He waited for her to speak again, sensing her pause, and he smiled when she asked what he’d do. Ah. The perfect opportunity to show that he knew how absolutely useless he was amongst their group. “I’m so glad you were kind enough to ask, honestly.” He was being way too sarcastic, but he wasn’t in the mood to be berated by a teammate. Torin did enough of that, and his team leader wasn’t around right now. There was no way he was going to put up with it. “I’m going to be the distraction, since I am not as amazing as you three are. If any unfriendly dinosaurs approach us, then I’ll get their attention so you three can do what it is your good at. Is that an adequate answer for you?”
He glanced at his comm again, then turned in the direction the coordinates were. “And, wow, I just remembered how to read coordinates. The fragment is this way.” He looked at his teammates. “Thank you all for the help. I don’t want any of us to be surprised by a dinosaur. Now, if everyone is aware of what we’re all going to be doing until we find the fragment, then let’s go.” He started walking, glancing back at his team to make sure they followed after him.
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something
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Fanaa
milf meme queen
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TARTIMOK
As much as it pained him to admit it, there were some intelligent lifeforms on Earth, like the doctor that plunged them into the past for instance. Time travel was a concept many had attempted and failed to perfect, but this puny spectacled man was damn near close.
The banished prince had woken up rather abruptly, guess time travel didn’t really have any major side effects on him, it did however make him hungry, and before he bothered to look for others (and by others, he meant his sister) he looked for something to fill his belly. TJ was able to find a bunch of berries blooming from a bush, and TJ being well TJ didn’t bother to carefully assess the fruit to see if it was poisonous (if he dies, he dies). Deactivating his helmet he inhaled the air, feeling the contrast in his lungs, to the alien, it was superior to the present in every way, but many would disagree.
With berries in hand, he began searching for the others, luckily Atlas was so large and loud that it didn’t take long to find him, Del was also around as well as the small human girl Lin. As the incoming message flowed in one ear and out the other, Tartimok wondered if Torin was the one to kill Dr. Zaman or if it was one of the reptilian inhabitants that now roamed the area. Whatever, it didn’t really matter, dead was dead. Atlas mentioned that certain individuals lacked the ability to defend themselves, TJ looked over at Del and Aylin. Yeah, they were likely to die before him.
Then Del spoke of dinosaurs with necks, but he thought they all had necks. “I am ready to do the proceeding of the search.” he announced, his eyes averting to Aylin, damn she was small, so sad that someone so cute was probably not going to make it. Leaning in he spoke in what he thought was a reassuring tone to the brunette. “Worry not miniature human girl, you are likely not sufficient in the nutrients these beast require, I don’t believe they will eat you.”
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Fanaa
milf meme queen
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TORIN -
location: Jungle (Jurassic era)
with: Rhea, Ariel, Ava, Lara
tags:
deliriousmishaps
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AreSneksSly
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Once
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Lioness075
Torin considered himself a shit show connoisseur, and so, he knew that a mission requiring such a hefty amount of operatives was bound to fly south at a rapid pace. Gold had done their part and infiltrated the facility to allow easy access for the other two squads, but their overwhelming force pushed Dr. Zaman back into a corner, forcing his hand.
While the obvious course of action would be to evacuate, Luness thought it best to charge at a man with an unstable device in his grasp, and though he presumed there was some competent in her DNA that urged her to pounce, this didn’t excuse her actions that which were futile, and not to mention lacked his direct order. Then there was Drexel, the incompetent knife thrower, together, the two formed a useless duo seeing how they were all being flung into the past, looked like knives and cat attacks posed no threat to time travel.
Speaking of the past, Torin was now living in it, he immediately took notice of the lacking presence of a particular kinky hair android. Fuck. Torin began to search for any sign of other Rotek operatives, simultaneously he sent out a series of messages to the feminine android that had all failed to send. As the search continued, his growing disgust for his environment grew. The dancer missed the sleek look of Eneo, the bustling sounds of Tara, the not so welcoming smog in Perio, fuck this pure air and greenery.
Just as he prepped to put his search on hold to send out another message to Zolar, the sound of rustling leaves caught his attention, reaching for one of his daggers he crept towards the sound, but was met with nothing more than the carcass of the late, great Dr. Zaman, who had definitely been mauled by something, and he didn’t need Mars or Artz around to realize that the man was dead. Whatever it was that had ripped the man to shreds, Torin wasn’t interested in encountering it.
Dr. Zaman held a small glowing contraption in his lifeless hand. If the scientist was willing to hold on to it, then it had to be of use, so Torin removed it from the man’s cold grip and turned to see Ariel approaching and tossed him the device. If the platinum member had landed in the past, then it was likely the remaining members did as well. Whenever he did meet up with his squad he’d have to initiate a roll call. Sending out a successful transmission on their current findings he focused his attention on the vibrant haired male that was directing him towards a boisterous voice. Torin questioned why any sensible person would shout in a jungle inhabitable with potential hostile encounters.
As they made their way towards Lara, and unknowingly two others, he received transmissions from three distinct voices. Confirming his suspicions that the others were launched into the same time period. After walking for less than ten minutes, three figures finally came into view and Torin wasted no time to bark orders. “If no one is injured, we’ll be heading out, there are carnivorous dinosaurs in radius. Rhea I’d liked you to take the lead, followed by Ava, I’ll remain in the back, and I’ll leave the navigation to Ariel and Lara.”
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Lioness075
Everyone's fighting some battle of their own.
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| Name: Lara Sinciato | Nickname: Lea |
| Team: Platinum | Species: Human |
Hearing someone shout a greeting not too far away, Lara turned in that direction and then frowned when nobody made an appearance right away. She instinctively went to put her hands on her hips and instantly regretted it since her right hand was still red from the sun. Her frown only deepened at this and her mood fell with it.
Sighing, Lara was about to turn away from the direction of the shouted greeting when Rhea made her appearance. Lara tried, but could not help staring at the alien. Sure, she had worked with a few aliens back home being a part of a secret agency and all, but some of them just had such obvious appearances and all...
Rhea began attempting to speak to her and Lara blinked before focusing to make sure she understood what Rhea was trying to say.
"Uh, the others? Yeah, I'm not too sure-"
Ava took that moment to walk up and Lara smiled at her, a little relieved to see someone she could better communicate with.
"Hey, oh, yeah sorry, I'm good. Just a bit too much of the sun there. I'll be alright."
As Ava seemed to relax with the pair, Lara returned her focus to the metallic time machine piece in her left hand and rubbed the back of her neck while wincing.
Hearing Rhea inquire about the piece, Lara sighed in turn.
"Best I can guess, this doohickey - er, piece of metal is a part of that crazed doctor's time machine. Suppose we should regroup with everyone, yeah?"
Lara tried her best to remember that Rhea was not the strongest communicator, but it was also very difficult to avoid speaking her usual way around anyone.
A few seconds passed in silence and then Torin found them with Ariel tagging along. Almost immediately, Lara suspected she knew why most of Gold was in a foul mood all the time. Torin spat out orders with the lack of empathy she had heard of. Still, there did not seem to be any serious injuries, as whatever happened to Rhea had already been bandaged and Lara knew she simply needed to keep herself as concealed as possible from the sun.
Sighing again, Lara muttered underneath her breath, "And to think I always wondered why Luness is cranky."
With a wry grin targeted at Torin, Lara promptly pulled up her GPS system and inputted the coordinates previously mentioned. She was hardly a navigator, though, as her work was mostly with coding and unraveling forensics mysteries.
Feeling even more annoyed with Torin barking orders as he had done, Lara simply pointed in the direction the GPS said to go and added, "I gave the route a once over and looks like it may take us a bit to get where we're goin'. Hope you all wore hiking boots."
With that, Lara waited for Rhea to take the lead while she mindfully tucked away the metal piece in her white and purple backpack, which she always had on or nearby since it contained most of her hacker gear. Sadly, she suspected it was all useless for the time being. At the very least, she had her protective gear and put on her sunglasses before slipping on some black tactical gloves that she used for field assignments. She muttered a curse when putting the glove over her right hand, but the skin was not breaking yet and so she forced it on anyways. At least it would not get worse for now.
Standing back up, Lara glanced at Ava then and said, "You might be better at paying attention to our route being safe or whatever."
It was perhaps a bit too obvious that Lara did not know anyone too well if they were not on her own team or Frey.
Interactions:
Fanaa
(Torin),
Once
(Ava),
AreSneksSly
(Rhea)
Nearby:
deliriousmishaps
(Ariel)
Mentioned: N/A
Fanaa
(Torin),
Once
(Ava),
AreSneksSly
(Rhea)Nearby:
deliriousmishaps
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Lioness075
Everyone's fighting some battle of their own.
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| Name: Luness LaFrae | Nickname: Lune |
| Team: Gold | Species: Alien - Siklaid |
| Equipment: Shortbow & Quiver, Daggers, Tinkering Kit | |
While Luness had been more than willing to do what Frey asked of her, it appeared that not everyone else was so keen. While Luness certainly chastised others plenty, she never did take too kindly to Frey being the one chastised. Her lips curled into the start of a snarl, but it was cut short by Frey bantering back with ease. She had certainly seen the boy grow a bit this past year and now it was all the more evident. He was quite easily standing up for himself in a way that he had not used to do. Luness felt impressed, though she would never openly say such a thing.
Her thoughts were interrupted by her fur standing on end along the back of her neck and Luness twisted her head this way and that with another snarl on the tip of her tongue. Yet, nobody in the group was looking in her direction by the time she had reacted. Rubbing the back of her neck to try and get the fur to stay down, Luness listened to Zolar continue her berating unnecessarily. This was going to be a very long mission.
Thankfully, it seemed that Dahlia voiced what Luness was thinking and was trying to get Zolar to back off. Seriously, what was this android's problem? Luness wondered if there was a literal option to tune Zolar's attitude down. That would be nice.
Her right ear twitched when Dahlia pointedly asked her to be her eyes and Luness quipped with a growl, "Yes, your highness."
Still, she readily moved to Dahlia's side and held out her right forearm for the girl to take. Luness knew that this was necessary or Dahlia would probably face plant in two steps. Given their 'side team', if one would even call them that, she was well aware that she had quickly become something of a personal bodyguard for Dahlia, but Luness could not complain overall. She rather enjoyed being needed like this and was content to hassle Dahlia about it with a remark every time.
Mindfully also trying to listen for any dangers closing in on them, Luness had to wonder if an unusually large insect might actually kill someone. That would be a very unfortunate way to go and Luness was unsure if she would feel saddened by such a disappointing death.
Luness nearly choked when she heard Frey suggest he be the team distraction, though. Her head swung back in his direction and she raised an eyebrow at him as if to say, 'Seriously?'
With a sarcastic quip of his own, Frey promptly took the lead and Luness shook her head at his antics. It was a wonder he was the same boy she had met all those months ago.
deliriousmishaps
only justice will bring peace.
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AreSneksSly
Dork #2
Rheavankeint Venk
Location: Dinoraino | With: Torin, Ariel, Ava, Lara
Interactions: None
As Lara explained what the object was and it's importance to this mission, Rhea's former confusion turned neutral as the moments before her 'fall' came back. She was among her own squad of course, and she was planning to shoot the doctor in hopes of slowing him down, but before she got the chance the man had already done... something that caused everything to feel funny. Even now, as she recalled the unpleasant sensation of falling through time, Rhea could feel the bile build in her throat. Thankfully, whatever strange force that made her lose control those last two times was gone, replaced with the cool metal of her suit. The extraterrestrial nodded at Ava's arrival, deciding that she could keep quiet now (Thank grakk).Location: Dinoraino | With: Torin, Ariel, Ava, Lara
Interactions: None
Finally someone who had at least a semblance of an idea of what to do. Nodding in a similar fashion at Ariel and Torin as they arrived, Rhea felt a quiet sense of gratitude when Torin proceeded to bark orders. This environment was unfamiliar to her, and while the streets of Miraino were unwelcoming at best, at least she knew where she was most of the time. Given the role of front-liner, Rhea waited for everyone to get into position behind her before walking forwards, bow at the ready.
Walking through the forest was uneventful, and Rhea silently followed the directions of Ariel and Lara when they spoke up. The only thing that interrupted them were the sounds of the forest, and the echoes of roars that would occasionally interrupt the team and cause the centaur in the front to pause, eyes darting wildly around to scan the area. Her eye-piece was still damaged, and while she had gotten to see Ariel, she didn't think Torin would enjoy the hold up. What's more from the all too familiar roars, this place seemed... hostile, to say the least. So getting out was front and centre in her mind right now. She'd just have to wait for Nox to nominate a resting stop to request an equipment fix from the redheaded Platinum member. Even now, as she walked between the thick tree trunks that seemed to stretch on for miles at a time, she could distinctly feel her paw twitch to where she kept her vials, only to have it rest on her belt instead. She couldn't panic now. If they did encounter the thing that made those roars (Grakk help her if it was things), she had to keep a sound mind.
She wasn't going to die here. Not today.
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