August Hill Discussion

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Here I want you to post questions/ comments so we can keep the clutter out of the thread. As well as keep the storyline straight and organize everything.

Firstly, I want everyone to post their characters's names and their powers. That way we can have it at a quick glimpse.

And if you are "up for love" remember to PM that person to "claim" their character, or ask if its all right.

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Alarinna and Sael.

Fairies.

Can commune with water, but freeze it to make ice. They use the ice as their arrows.
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Okay - LaRiena - I'm really confused as to what your last post meant... I guess this would be the place to ask?


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Raesa and Lazona

Witches

Raesa= animals and spells
Lazona= plants and potions
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Yeah, me too, whats the 'Urchin Academy' and can anyone go there?
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My characters will be journeying on their own for a while, unless the Fairy Tree is close to Plagued Coast. Is that alright? And Urchin Academy is still open?

Desanda and Aeriz- Water Nymphs
Desanda can turn water into miniature animals
Aeriz can make water into weapons
There once was a cat.
He wasn’t particularly fat.
Fuzzy was his favorite mat.
And really, that was that.

Oh, but did you really think so?
Keep reading, it’s just the start of the show!
And as for how far this tale will go…
Well, even the cat doesn’t know.




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sorry i am dropping ouy of this story book, i am lost




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Waaa! I love this storybook, but LaRiena - PLEASE tell us what you meant by the Urchin Academy post!!!!




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Urchin Academy~ Where most commoner students go to learn. The number are sadly dwindling because students are heading off to seek safety in smaller cities. Urchin Academy earned its name because of the purebreds. It looks like an old victorian home, with vines crawling up the sides of the dark walls. The flower beds had rotted away and wilted, and the oak tree in the front looks bare without its leaves. There is a small swing on the tree.


I think her characters are going there.
There once was a cat.
He wasn’t particularly fat.
Fuzzy was his favorite mat.
And really, that was that.

Oh, but did you really think so?
Keep reading, it’s just the start of the show!
And as for how far this tale will go…
Well, even the cat doesn’t know.




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Sorry, sorry. In the first post I made, starting the story book, I put that "Urchin Academy" was nicknamed so by the humans. Since humans hate those with alter-egos. Anyways, most teens and such go to Urchin Academy fr their education, but the number are dwindling because of what happened at August Hill. So Sael and Alarinna as students there, so they left in a hurry so they wouldn't be late. They take their education very seriously, you know.

Hope that clears some things up. And yes, everyone can go to Urchin Academy.
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Okay - thanks - that clears things up quite a bit...




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Yeah same here, but... umm what are we supposed to do in the Urchin academy?
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Go to school. Like they used to, before August Hill was massacred.
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I hate school :cry: :cry: :cry:
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Oh dear, LaReina! I have a question! Would you please listen?
Well, it seems apparent that My two characters, Vashhan and Nadira have made an alliance with Raesa and Lazona (Phantom of the Potter's characters) and it seems that they have set off to find Daemon. My question is who will portray Daemon if we find them? Will it be you? Or do we all have the right to play Daemon? My one issue with all us playing as Daemon, our plot line might get messed up because Daemon might be in more places at once.
It was just a question, and your reply would be greatfully appreciated.

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I would probably play as Daemon. But everyone is allowed to do minor dialogue with him. I'd just portray larger parts. Besides, who wants to be a character that everyone hates? ;)

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Actually I love portraying a character that everone hates. I can really get into the part with all the angsty evil thoughts and such.

But thanks for your reply to my question and I will notify you hear if our part of the story is nearing an accounter with Daemon.

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