Post by Mimi the Great on Aug 11, 2017 23:57:58 GMT
This is a sort of introductory roleplay- open to players of all experience and skill levels. Please read the rules and submit your character before joining. If you have any questions/concerns, feel free to message me.
A peaceful summer night was abruptly interrupted by the sound of the train pulling into the station. It was nearly sunrise, and even those who had stayed up to catch crickets and fireflies had long since retired to their homes. It was unusual to have visitors at this hour.
A stranger disembarked the train and walked out of the station into the sleepy town of Requies. They moved through the peach trees and crossed the cobblestone bridge, causing fish to dart and scatter. They held a clothed bundle close to their chest.
It didn't take long for them to reach the lovingly-kept town square. The stranger approached the huge tree in the center and carefully placed the bundle at its roots. They paused for a moment before turning and making their way back to the station. The first signs of morning light had begun to appear over the trees as the train was heard departing.
The early-rising villagers began to wake and prepare for their day, many excited for the upcoming fireworks show. The more easygoing- or perhaps lazy- villagers were mostly still sleeping. However, the dawn was quiet enough that nearly anyone may have heard the loud shriek of the baby under the tree as it too was awoken by the sun.
A peaceful summer night was abruptly interrupted by the sound of the train pulling into the station. It was nearly sunrise, and even those who had stayed up to catch crickets and fireflies had long since retired to their homes. It was unusual to have visitors at this hour.
A stranger disembarked the train and walked out of the station into the sleepy town of Requies. They moved through the peach trees and crossed the cobblestone bridge, causing fish to dart and scatter. They held a clothed bundle close to their chest.
It didn't take long for them to reach the lovingly-kept town square. The stranger approached the huge tree in the center and carefully placed the bundle at its roots. They paused for a moment before turning and making their way back to the station. The first signs of morning light had begun to appear over the trees as the train was heard departing.
The early-rising villagers began to wake and prepare for their day, many excited for the upcoming fireworks show. The more easygoing- or perhaps lazy- villagers were mostly still sleeping. However, the dawn was quiet enough that nearly anyone may have heard the loud shriek of the baby under the tree as it too was awoken by the sun.
