Prelude ~ "Before Adversity Strikes Love"; D-Grade Trial – Precision
Faynorae
Great Maiden's Blush
Time: 3:32
Weather: The air is cold and damp, fog obscures sight, the sky is clear with an ungentle breeze.
Location: The See of Fae, Northern Border Between the Eastern Empire near Ryke, A Nameless Forest
Weather: The air is cold and damp, fog obscures sight, the sky is clear with an ungentle breeze.
Location: The See of Fae, Northern Border Between the Eastern Empire near Ryke, A Nameless Forest
Goal Of Tribulation:
Amanda Uasal aims to succeed the following C~S letter grade trials in order to attain [Precision S]. Either triumph, an eternal reminder of Amanda's attempt at achieving greatness or death awaits.
Language Keys:
Please remember to use the following when speaking a language. To understand what other characters are saying, Amanda must possess the [Language] skill associated with the spoken language, other wise the text will be redacted.
- "Common"
- ["Terran"]
- {"Sylvan"}
BE AWARE:
1. Advanced Rules are in effect
2. Each round will move at a 72 hour pace, if the player is not able to post within that time limit without a stated reason, then the character shall be adversely affected.
3. Amanda is at risk and capable of dying within this RP.
4. Amanda is at risk and capable of being maimed within this RP.
5. If you have fun, then I'm probably doing this wrong, but have fun! ^^
[iAmanda can interact with and take items in this RP which will be noted and stored in the RP Inventory. She will be able to use, further examine and interact with these items during the RP. (Exhausts ONE to use or further examine such items) Unless decided by the Grader, all Items are temporary to this RP..
— | —
—
Art by Johannes Roots on ArtStation
Forest of the Fey Folk ♫
Amanda should have reconsidered this trek, she was seven times more fey than the average fool—and she was not particularly average. This was because not only did she enter the endless forests of Chearon, but she was also bordering the Eastern Empire which soldiers dared to wander into in an attempt to seize and kill fae to forcibly expand their territory. Not only that, as Amanda did hear from a foreign noblewoman with a strange accent—there were rumours of a much too ancient sepulchre of the Fae, which does not hold something dead and instead something... Resting.
It was said to be laying dormant within a place where water falls and rises, where spring stays eternally under twilight, where a nightingale stays ever silent and a smiling cat sings whilst hopping on the air and water. However, this place was also rumoured to be the reason for various casualties of otenzian scouts and soldiers... However, these were all baseless rumours and nothing entirely concrete.
The scenery of her environment was green, the woods jaggedly outlined something that was not a path but just a passage to walk through. The ever lush trees allowed the sun to scarcely shine through their whistling leaves and the wet smell of mist accompanied by the floral aroma, dirt and stone all coalesced into the air. It was strangely silent, not a butterfly flew by and not an ant climbed the bark of the trees. Not a bird sang its song and not a bird was in sight. Low-lying flowers in every colour Amanda could see gently swayed their petals in the breeze.
The floor that Amanda trekked upon was not very flat and easy to manoeuvre. Rocks and stones of various sizes, with sharp or round and unstable forms, covered the floor which itself was either like mud or dried hard dirt. Massive trees which had long since fallen were like hurdles on racetrack for horses and all the thickets had very sharp and unforgiving briar. She could easily slip on a wet rock, or be pulled to the floor but a thick briar lay low, and that was just beneath her.
Branches regularly hung in her face, and the trees she didn't know the names of had draping leaves and vines which made one's skin itch. It was as though Ivy was constantly hanging in her face. Watching where she stepped and watching what was in front of her was very important now, after all, if she slipped and fell... Who knows what she would fall into. [Trial I: Precision Based – D-Grade]
Either way, the main task at hand was first to find this ancient sepulchre by navigating past these winding excuses of a path. There were many ways to follow, perhaps following the white-spotted blue mushrooms which made somewhat... some kind of a semblance of a path. That strange scratching sound came from somewhere, or maybe the sound of running or flowing water that came from elsewhere.
Last edited by a moderator: