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Thread: ★ » Come, come, baby, come be my toyfriend.

RE Mistress looking for a boytoy. Gashnaw said LOL. i love how this Lucien guy is an idiot and made 3 accounts and with the two new ones he flat stated he was the same guy. Click to expand... Same here, it's quite funny, especially since I know him a bitI know him thanks to a friend of mine being in the same school of him xd they're friends as well Mina I hope you will get trough it fast, I would also like to help you btw, maybe we could arrange a plot using skype, msn or aim, just pm me your address '
Thread: ★ » Come, come, baby, come be my toyfriend.

RE Mistress looking for a boytoy. lol.
Thread: ★ » Come, come, baby, come be my toyfriend.

RE Mistress looking for a boytoy. Persistence
Thread: ★ » Come, come, baby, come be my toyfriend.

RE Mistress looking for a boytoy. Hum de dum.
Thread: ★ » Come, come, baby, come be my toyfriend.

RE Mistress looking for a boytoy. Unread 0, Total 71 Just keeps going and going.
Thread: ★ » Come, come, baby, come be my toyfriend.

RE Mistress looking for a boytoy. Aw poo. It's a boring day.
Thread: ★ » Come, come, baby, come be my toyfriend.

Question about your plot... When you say come to life, do they turn human... or are they still toys?
Thread: ★ » Come, come, baby, come be my toyfriend.

They turn human. But otherwise, in toy form, they're dolls.
Thread: ★ » Come, come, baby, come be my toyfriend.

I'm willing to do this if you'll have me.
Thread: ★ » Come, come, baby, come be my toyfriend.

Free bump because, holy shit, that jailbait was hilarious. Keep up the good work!
Thread: My Requests

Do you like transformers?
Thread: My Requests

My interests for those curious
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Do you like Twilight by any chance?
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I added the vampire hunter idea. As always I am open to adding your ideas to mine as well
Thread: PM limit?

I'm sure this was mentioned somewhere and I'm just an idiot and missed it, but I'm just curious if there's a limit of how many PMs I can hold in my inboxsent folder. If there is, will it start deleting the older ones, or will there be a point where my inbox simply refuses new PMs? I just want to know, so I know when I need to clean out my inbox and such. Thanks in advance for the help!
Thread: PM limit?

There is no longer a limit on how many PMs we can hold in our inbox. In the days when there was, users would get a message saying the recipients inbox was full and couldn't accept any new PMs. No need to worry about that though since the limits were removed.
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If this ever changes, we'll be sure to notify people in advance so that they have a chance to archive what they want since we do know a good percentage of the members RP via their PMs.
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Alright, thank you both very much!
Thread: Before Fate Would have it

The Beginnings The gods looked unto the world and watched as chaos ripped the lands apart watched as man tore their own world asunder with wars. Observed as they savagely ripped each other to pieces over hatred, greed, lust the lust for sex, riches, and above all power. Certainly a world not worth saving nor even trying to help and some of the gods agreed to let them bring about their own demise. Yet some spoke out against the action, saying it was too harsh for there was good in that twisted world and it should be given a chance to flourish. They argued over what should be done for some time before a decision was made to create two beings, twins, who would be charged with keeping the balance, so to speak and with that decision and a snap of a finger the deal was done. Off somewhere in the night sky a giant blue star pulsed like a small heart-beat and a distant voice reached across the expanse of space You two will bring prosperity and light to the chaos stricken world. the voice was soft and gentle almost echoing in nature. At the words the blue star pulsed again slightly stronger this time, growing brighter. Breathe... the voice urged on and the pulsing came quicker, more insistent, an almost inaudible thump,thump,thumping of a heart reverberating around the pulsing, a stronger glow emanated from within the star and the thumping grew louder, becoming the echo of two thumping hearts, and the star seemed to almost shake and break apart. It was beginning to die and collapse in on itself, dust particles circled around the dying star and with one final pulse it collapsed and exploded, the explosion spreading out like a wave crashing over land, and just like water it pulled back into the source and disappeared into a giant burst of darkness, the darkness darker than even the black emptiness of space. The shadows dissipated and where the star once was there was now two women identical in every possible way except for the gems that adorned their foreheads. They seemed almost in a sort of slumber curled next to each other forming an odd sort of circular shape resembling the yin and yang symbol. The women opened their eyes and blinked slowly, moving they reached out and grabbed each others hands Now go and restore the world to it's true beauty. the voice said fading away and with that they were sent hurling to their destination. All the while their fingers remained inter-laced. They entered the orbit of the planet and the gravitational pull sucked them in, the air around them began heating up intensely as they entered the atmosphere and soon flames were engulfing them but not destroying them. The flames and heat only grew in intensity as they crashed towards the surface. It wasn't long before they were falling through the sky about to crash right into the ground at unreal speeds, right before impact one of the twins eyes flashed and the ground below them exploded, as the dust cleared the women could be seen standing in the crater unharmed and still holding hands.
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Hikaru stood blocking the main road of the small village, watching her twin at work, killing off the rogue members of a warband that had been recently plaguing the poor people. It was the tenth such village they had purged since they came into being, exactly one month ago. Until only recently Hikaru had helped in the slaughter, revelled in it even. That was when everything was new, when she hadn't known exactly what her purpose in being was, other then to purge the world of chaos. She still didn't know what her goal was, what she was meant to accomplish, only what the gods had told them. But she could sense a shift in herself, the sight of blood that used to thrill her now left a sour taste in her mouth. And the cries of pain and death that echoed around her made her cringe inwardly. In fact, she craved to end their suffering and pain, she sought to heal. And so, turning away from her sister she moved into the village, and began the grim task she had taken on during the last few battles. She would move from hut to hut, searching out hiding and injured villagers, healing the ones she could, and helping put to rest those she couldn't. It was becoming rare for her to find a wound she couldn't heal. It seemed with each new dawn, with every day that she lived and evolved, so to did her power and strength. Finally, when the last cries echoed around her, and she could no longer hear the sounds of battle she came out into the open once more, having finished her work with the frightened village people. Is it over? She asked looking around distastefully at the blood and carnage. Not one man was left standing, then, no one ever really was after Tsukikio got to them. They deserved what they got ten times over. And she tried to put the deaths from her mind. They are all so frightened. I dont know how to make them understand we're here to help. With a sigh she glanced back at the hut she'd come out of, before looking back to her twin. What now, dear sister?
Thread: Before Fate Would have it

Shh! I think I hear someone coming! A bright, peaceful sun shimmered off the luscious green trees. Spring was in the air, and with it came no small amount of mischief. A pair of eyes also peeked out from within the branches cool, calculating, and most definitely not human. A small shimmer in the leaves that didn't quite match the sunlight and plantlife that was perhaps a bit too healthy were the only hints one would get that most of the trees were little more than an illusion. Most of the trees were bunched together so that the open path in the middle looked all the more passable. Yes, a few trees and some atmosphere was childsplay to the mysterious creature stalking within one of the few real trees. Females, right? a whispered growl, All humans look the same. Are they pretty enough, big brother? It had been like this for a long time. One had the power over the eyes, the other power over the heart. No human was safe. They would have their fun, and if the human survived they would let it go. It wasn't the only fun they had, but it was becoming a regular game. The females were especially fun to play with, with all their funny noises. The little illusionist found himself looking forward to the encounters more and more. Barely stifling a giddy yip, Sota bounded about the tree impatiently. The humans would need to enter the forest of their own will, but after that they could work their enchantments, and his brother could get to work. The locals weren't very strong-willed. They would be trapped in no time lost in a maze of trees that didn't exist, beset on all sides by evil spirits, and finally saved by a dreamy hero... and that was barely half the fun part.
Thread: Before Fate Would have it

It is strange. Tilting her head in an imitation of Tsukiko's she studied one of the villagers in a near by hut conversing with another. His lips moved as he spoke, making sound and forming words. I wonder why they dont just use their minds like we do. Pursing her lips she thought this over, hands on her hips. Maybe they cant. She answered her own musings with a shrug before turning her gaze back to her sister. She watched the glee fade from her twin's eyes as Tsukiko's gaze fell on her. It was as if her very presence made Tsukiko regret her violent actions. And this saddened her, because finally, she was starting to gain the smallest inkling of understanding. The gods certainly hadn't given them much in the way of knowledge to help in their mission. But slowly Hikaru was beginning to piece things together, though confusion was still dominant in her mind. You don't have to hide from me...or be ashamed . I think I'm starting to understand, just a little bit, the roles we might be meant to play. Taking her sisters offered hand, their fingers laced together, they left the village and death behind them. It wasn't long at all before the two came upon a forest, or what at first glance appeared to be so. Peering into the trees she examined them carefully, something was not right. She could sense it. There was no clear indication of what it was, no real evidence of anything at all. Only the small, insistent, feeling that something was off. Yes, but we had better be wary, something isn't right here. She warned, though she was sure her sister could sense it to. With that she moved forward, taking the first step into the forest, all her senses alert.
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This time he couldn't stifle the giggle, a sound somewhere between a child and a dog. They walked right in, and even already had nervous looks on their faces. In fact, now that he had a closer look, they did seem... different. He wasn't very familiar with humans, but it was almost impossible not to notice a special something about this pair, even if he couldn't quite tell what it was. As he followed them across their slow, cautious route always sticking to the tops of the real trees, he became more and more enamored with them. Surely this was the catch of a lifetime. Perhaps even several. Yet the longer he waited, the harder it was getting to maintain the illusion. It should have been a warning. A sign that this special pair was perhaps a bit out of his league... dangerous. But he ignored it, and simply concentrated harder to keep his world together. There was even a point where he could swear the girl was looking directly at him. Pride was perhaps the only thing that kept him from freaking out at that. After all, he was the creature of legend here. They were supposed to fear him , not the other way around. Still, it was enough of a hint that he should start the game sooner rather than later. Without so much as a sound he bounded down from the tree and began running along the forest floor. At several intervals he conjured a small bit of foxfire veritable lanterns of blueish flames that stood like will-o'-wisps in the dark, enchanting and alluring. His laughter sounded out as he circled the pair, echoing as if it were coming from multiple sides at once. A small part of him said he shouldn't be trying to frighten or provoke them any further, but the game demanded otherwise. He was having too much fun to listen to silly feelings like unease.
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Hikaru smiled gently at her sister, fingers squeezing hers lightly. Of course dear sister. I have a bad feeling also...Whatever it is we can handle it . She said confidently as they began on the trail together, side by side. As they continued on the path Hikaru's shrewd gaze swept over everything, and she took in the too perfect plants, and leaves of the trees. They were too healthy for the time of year. Far to green and full. They should only be buds beginning to unfurl. And then as Tsukiko pointed out, the sound of wildlife and bugs were absent from everything. All that could be heard was the light breeze ruffling the leaves. I can feel it, yes . Hikaru's voice was distracted as she answered her sister. She was concentrating on the fake forest. I do not like being tricked like this . Her lips were pursed in annoyance at the situation. Who ever was on the other end of this illusion was about to be revealed. She barely even noticed when her twin pulled her closer, tightening the grip on her hand, so focused was she on exposing this creature who had decided to make them a plaything. Why else create illusion? She could hear the creature now to. The lightest of scurrying sounds reached her ears as he ran along the forest floor. But it wasn't trying to maintain silence now, she had heard the small giggle, and now a louder laugh was echoing around the twins. Tsukiko, its time to tear this illusion to pieces and reveal the creature who was foolish enough to taunt us . Her voice was angry, it was a rare thing these days for her to be anything but calm and serene, but she didn't like being toyed with. Closing her eyes she began to hum softly, the turn growing louder as she continued. Light emanated from the blue gem in her forehead, as the glow and her humming grew louder, small tears began to form in the illusion, as if someone were hacking at it with a blade.
Thread: Before Fate Would have it

-Narration Post- The Word Spreads Humans The word of mouth it seems, spreads quicker than anything else in the human world. In the singular month that the twins had lived and killed their reputation came to be known far and wide. In just one month they managed to chalk up many a rumor, the words spread and grew to incredible proportions, though not all were so far from the truth. No matter how false or true the words were they were all spoken in hushed tones, almost fearfully. The mortals fearing the twins would return to kill those they'd left alive. Though with being mortal comes the territory of being ignorant and over-looking details that seem to be the most important. With ignorance comes the wanting desire to control such beings whose powers seem almost surreal. Demons The power surge that had ripped through the forest had piqued the curiosity of many demons living there and as they ventured to the source of the immense power they would see two women identical in every possible way. The very same ones that the humans had whispered about. Powerful Demons, Celestial Beings, Gods... all terms that had been used when talking about them. How ignorant a human could be, though it wasn't hard to see why such words had been chosen. However the eye of a demon was far more discerning than that of a human and they could tell quite easily that they were neither Demonic nor were they just battle hungry Mortals. But even the discerning eye of a demon could not tell what they were, only what they were not. And the word of a demon it seemed, spread just as quickly if not quicker than that of the humans. Before long lesser demons and demon lords alike would know about the women whose beauty and power seemed to belong to another plane of existence. It would also seem that humans and demons alike were not so different, as now even demons sought to use and control the woman. Then there were the demons who sought to test their strength against them. It was almost as if the gods above rushed the spread of these rumors. Gods The gods watched it all from above, watched human and demon greed grow with every word that was spoken. Could Tsukiko and Hikaru really cleanse such a world on their own? They sent them to the world with almost limitless power but with no idea how to access the power nor with any idea of what was right and what was wrong. With no knowledge of anything nor with any knowledge of themselves, what had that woman thought when she'd created them. The other sentient beings had to wonder. The twins had to find out for themselves...for once they acquired such knowledge they would also know what they are meant to do in that world. It was so like the gods to do something good but add a confusing round about twist to their own solution.
Thread: Before Fate Would have it

Hikaru's eyes opened as the illusion was shattered, and her humming trailed into silence as she looked around the woodland that now surrounded them. It was beautiful, the trees far enough apart to let the sun shine through. It eased her anger, though not enough to pity the being who had created the illusion as Tsukiko unleashed her wrath upon him. She did, however, receive a shock when her sister opened her mouth and called out, not only with her mind, but the way the mortals did. And black flames sprang to life, blades gleaming within them. This was new, she had never seen these weapons before. It was beginning to amaze her, the things they discovered each day. There was always something new to be found about the world, about themselves. She was beginning to wonder if they would ever know everything. Once more her attention was reclaimed by the creature who had dared to try and trick them. Catching glimpses of him now she could see he was small, smaller then she would have thought, to create such a big illusion. The pity came now, welling up in her as she watched him try and frantically evade the whirling blades, that she knew were about to be his death. Watching him shake in the middle of the circling blades pulled at her heart strings. She couldn't let her sister kill the poor creature. Her strides were quick and graceful, barely making a noise as she ran to her sister and the tiny fox. A hand reached out to rest gently on her twin's arm. Tsukiko, wait . She asked of her sister. Look at him, he is terrified, he did not mean harm, I think he has been punished enough for his trickery. The look she gave her sister was pleading, she couldn't watch this small demon be slaughtered. Her gaze drifted to the fox, a look of pity there.
Thread: Before Fate Would have it

Silence. He looked upon his killer as she reveled in the act. Feeding upon the pain and torment of both herself and her victim. This wasn't the cold efficiency of a predator, nor the burning anger of vengeance or righteous drive. No, her eyes shimmered with the gleeful pleasure of an artist taking in every little bit of atmosphere and emotion. The same look that shown in his own eyes when playing his 'games'... perhaps a morbid comparison considering her art, but the similarities were definitely there. Staring death in the face was a stressful affair, but fear did not crush all hope. The little nogitsune held the eyes of his captor with vulpine intensity, ready at even the slightest flinch to escape. The need to survive easily masked the nipping pain as the unnatural blade carved itself gracefully into his neck. It came, but not in the way he expected. Suddenly the other woman appeared and, with a gentle touch, stopped her volatile counterpart. Even filled with pity, he found her gaze as enchanting as her voice. So did her counterpart, apparently, for without so much as a word the murderous artist faltered and seemed to reconsider herself. Almost as if there were two inside her. His gem darkened in green slightly as he curiously shifted his gaze between the pair, and much to his ecstatic pleasure the internal conflict finally ended in his favor. Even if he could have heard the mental conversation between them, it wouldn't have mattered. The two had torn his best illusion to shreds in a breath and made him seem little more than the harmless fox he appeared. If nothing else, he was clever. Enough to understand that they had absolutely no reason not to change their minds and make canid meat of him at a moment's notice. Enough to run the moment he was given the chance. That moment being the second the blades faded back to the void from whence they came. In that instant he mustered the last bit of magic within him and poofed, shrouding himself from sight and sound in a field of stealth. Even if they shattered his illusion again, he could only hope it was enough for him to dart away and into the underbrush. There he could hide until they went away. ...and yet... the women were just too alluring. 'Once in a lifetime. Perhaps several.' That was what he thought. Even if it meant extreme danger, he couldn't simply run away from something like this. Well, not all the way. He could still hide, but he absolutely had to follow them. And like a shadow upon the horizon, he would do just that.
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Hikaru could see, as well as feel, the shame her sister felt. It was there written plainly on her beautiful face for all to see. It seemed wrong somehow. As if she shouldn't feel that way. Seeing violence and death was painful for Hikaru, but for her twin it seemed as natural as breathing. There was no shame in that. And she felt sorry for causing that look to cross Tsukiko's face. You weren't appalling. And you should not feel shamed dear one, the gods made you who you are, and they did it for a reason. ...We just don't know exactly what that reason is. She wanted very much to move towards her sister, to wrap her arms around her in a soothing embrace. Now was not the time. While she couldn't read her sisters mind she could almost feel the anguish she caused with her touch. It was in the way her sister moved away from her, slipping away from her touch as if it burned. Later. Now she had to ponder her sisters question. What should they do with the little fox demon? I think it would be a good idea. We could use someone who knows this world, as well as someone to help us speak like the mortals. It could be beneficial one day....But I don't know if he will agree to help us. She thought as she watched him scurry away, seeing through his illusion as if it didn't exist at all. She let him go. It would do no good to force his help. Besides, he didn't run far, he stopped, and she could feel his eyes on them. I think he intends to watch us. And I think we should let him....for a time. Besides that, we have company, can you feel him? She shifted, her gaze cutting through the forest in the direction they had come. A few seconds more and she could hear the very soft sounds of his foot steps, and his scent was carried to her on the wind. It hinted at power. Another demon had found its way to them, she waited warily.