I was going to put up a few screenshots I took today but realized that I really don't know how to.
Actually, I was going to put them up hours earlier but ended up spending those hours writing a message... I have No Idea why I'm so slow with these things... -_-

Anyways, I'm all grumpy now and too lazy to try and learn HTML, or even scrounge up bits of a bio for my little fawn... (Here's my pictogram by the way.)

OOH, MY LITTLE HTML-GUIDE FROM SCHOOL STILL KNOWS HOW TO DO THINGS! ^0^
I feel a teensy bit better now. :3

Still, I'm feeling lazy, so I guess I'll just go hang around the Forest for now.

Sorry about the cranky first entry, deer people... >_>
You'll find that I posted happy thoughts on my other account.
(Here's her pictogram)

Aight, forest time~.

> U < now, not only is Desk my deer...but I also have a girl, now!~ her name is Solarity, and I'm working on finding a set for her > u < also...this marks the day I'm back from my leave...I had decided to take a break for a bit, but here I am again!~ . u .

i can,t get the symbole on my head reply if u know how plz plz help!!!!!

i can,t get the symbole on my head reply if u know how plz plz help!!!!!

[=10]edit: made a little change, with regards to the characters' belief of what gender the child is.



"I don't want you anymore."



From opposite sides of the room, they stared at eachother, male to female, day to night, light to dark. His auburn eyes burned at her, filled with tears that he was ashamed to shed. Her cerulean orbs stared calmly back at him, blank.

"You can't...you can't."

"Watch me."

"Please--please, Ven, my child, my child..."

"You don't deserve her."

A choked, rattled sob. A weathered hand covered the man's mouth, and now he was staring brokenly not at her, but at her rounded stomach.

"Please, please, please, don't, we'll sort it out, I'll--anything, please--"

"You had your chance."

When she turned away from him, heading towards the door, he lunged forwards desperately and tried to grab her wrist. Reflex kicked in and she whipped it away from him, stared at him for a split second, and then stepped outside.

"Don't try and follow. You wouldn't survive."

"Please--"

"I don't want you. She doesn't want you. Do us all a favour and stay away from my child."

"Our child, he--she--is our child!"

"You're no father."

The man moved forwards, but did not take a step outside the door, staring after her desperately.

"I could be, please, Ven, give me a chance, give me a chance I--anything, I promise you--"

"You had your chance."

"What did I do?! Ven--Ven--let's talk about it, please just come back inside--"

Slowly, she turned to him, smiling coldly.

"Why don't you come outside, baby? When 'your' little girl grows up, she's going to want to play outside, isn't she?

Well, I've abandoned the idea of Mufazzals new apperance with melted face, ash pelt and glowing antlers. It's also way too tragic and makes no sense that the sunbird will punish him for longing for her. So instead, when Mufazzal visits the sunbird in the sky, she still tells him to stay on earth, but gives him candles burning with her fire to keep him company at night. Sounds better, eh? And getting the candlers is also easier than getting the halloween antlers or glitch the devout pelt to stay.

But I still need someone to give me the candles (And the Kabuki pelt, if they want)

So... Haha, second time I ask for help, but this one is more realistic.
(This project is now canceled and Mufazzal will now have the long face mask, Kabuki pelt and red flowers)

... So this is Peirce's mother's death story! With The Lion King music! Yay! I was going to add pictures but it's hard work, so no. Sorry.

Read each part with the music on. It fits.

And here it is!

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The forest seemed peaceful. Birds chirped and the wind rattled though the trees' leaves. A beautiful, blue doe with long fur stepped out of the bushes. She was followed by a multicolored fawn which she had named "Peirce", which meant "rock". The doe had named her fawn this, because Peirce seemed as tough as a rock.

They continued their way home. Though something did not feel right. It felt like a big wind rushed though their hollow bodies. Though they did not worry about it much, they just kept walking home, unaware that the forest was not as peaceful as it seemed.

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And as Peirce and his mother were walking, they heard a low, fierce growl. The growl turned into a roar, one that Peirce would never forget. "Cougar!" His mother screeched. "Go! Run!"

Peirce did not think. He did as his mother told him. He tried to run faster than his little legs can carry him. He felt the cougar gaining up on him... he could hear it's breath... and he could already hear the cougar crunching his bones. That thought made him run faster. His mother was in front as she could run faster. She dodged trees in jumped over logs, and shrieking, "Run faster, Peirce!" Peirce ran faster than the wind. He did not look back.

They didn't hear the growls of the cougar anymore. They stopped, and looked at each other. "That-" Peirce began to say, but then a roar cut him off.

"Go!

Rannoch likes getting in the middle of things... literally.

I've known this game for over 3 or 4 years, I've only recently started getting back into it after forgetting about it for awhile, now that I'm older I realize how addicting this game is. I'm fourteen, and quite mature for my age, I think I started playing the game when I was ten or eleven, around that time. Had no clue what i was doing, haha. So now that I'm older, I can voice my opinions.. Honestly, it's probably better that it doesn't have a chat box, and I'm not just saying that because people would probably take advantage of it with spam, or hate, or unneeded judgement or sexual behavior. Not having a chat box and being based solely on interacting with the movements and communications of deer and spells, adds to the originality of the game. You don't get many games like that, even for the "younger" games, most of them all have chat boxes that takes away from the originality, or just adds offensive behavior. Offensive behavior doesn't really offend me, but it ~can~ offend some people, but like I said, that's not the reason I'm typing this. It's pretty cool when you meet up with a deer in the forest, loose sight of them, and then say hours later find out they've been posting on your blog posts or found out on the community site, etc. Sort of like a surprise? Plus, I find it much more entertaining to communicate as a deer than with words, I've never really played such a addicting game, with amazing graphics and such a impressive storyline and game abilities, TEF is one of the best games I've played. And I'd say that it even surpasses some of the "great" MMORPG'S in my book. a lot of them lack originality with overrated things about them. I might get a lot of disagreement with that statement, but it's just a personal view.