For sake of boredom I've decided to open my characters up for role-play.
If you just want something small and casual then feel free to post below with a starting intro and a specification for what character.
If you want something more in depth than say so and a separate blog will be made.
A good place if you wish to question a character about their in or out of forest behavior.
Like every one we have our own demon
Some fight theirs daily
Others on occasion
When the demon looses it retaliates
Waiting for a chance to strike
Like a coward it hides
Till it is provoked
Then it will strike
But to defeat this creature
You must not acept submission
You must unravil the reason of its being
Then you fight till that demon is no more
It might take several fights
But we must win the war.
Or forever be enslaved by our demons within.
You courage will be tested
As will the stength of your heart.
But if you persevere
And not loose hope
You will surely vanquish the demon inside.
Seed awoke from what seemed like a long nap. He stood and stretched his legs, taking a short walk to the Pond from where he had slept. Drinking from the water, he looked at the reflection, and tilted his head.
"What the...?", he questioned.
In the reflection, instead of having two antlers that grew away from his face, he had one antler that protruded forward. The antler was adorned by the purple flowers he normally wore, but it seemed very odd.
Seed could see the antler when he looked up - it was really there. One antler, right in the center of his head.
"Whoa!", he heard nearby. Turning, he saw a doe staring back at him, her eyes wide open. "You've got one antler, how did you get that?!", she asked immediately.
Seed didn't answer the doe - he was just as surprised himself. Without really thinking, he started to walk away, the doe tilting her head when she didn't get a response. Curiously, she began to follow him.
As Seed kept moving, others saw what he was - a unicorn stag. The lone antler was quite a surprise to them, all wondering about it and coming to a similar conclusion - the Twin Gods granted him with a gift. Seed, however, was thinking otherwise - the lone antler was causing a commotion, and he was getting much unwanted attention.
Several does were following him around, as if he was a source of immense beauty that they could not take their eyes off of. Fawns gasped and gawked at him, the little boys calling him names, while the little girls were envious of his lone antler. Stags nearby noticed the does following him, and immediately became infuriated that they had two antlers, and yet a stag with only one was drawing the does away from them.
It wasn't too long before the stags stood in his way. "You're pathetic!", they roared at him, "Why would the does want a stag with one antler?"
"I don't want any trouble.", Seed replied to them.
Anything you want; whether it is about my characters, my life, anything. Do not hesitate - I will not bite. And I will try my hardest to answer to the best of my abilities.
I understand that I am not the most active person here, and that I'm not the most popular person here either; but still...even the most random of questions will humour me, spur me.
I often wonder what it would be like if my mother was still here. The peacful chirp of her beautiful voice. The sound of the river, and the sound of the birds, and insects buzzing harmlessly...Except for the day she left me forever.
" ... Feven? are you alright, dear?" i opened my eyes and shifted to look at my mother." yeah... was i screaming or something?" i whispered silentley as i looked over into the pitch black darkness outside of the thicket. " yes, you were kicking and screaming so i wondered about the nightmare you had." i could only see the thin outline of her face in the dark and her ghost white breath clouding the outline. i could here the crickets and her breathing, and the drip of rain outside. " i am sorry, mother. I wont have any mor nightmares!" i smiled and layed down to rest my head in the thick, plush grass that mom flattened out in the corner of the thicket. "ok, get some sleep now." i heard her chuckle, her high voice was peaceful, and to that i drifted into another restless nightmare.
I woke up to the sound of birds and the bright sunlight shining into the thicket. The bright day slid through the thick branches. I looked up and noticed my mother grazing outside. The thin outline of her skinny body was so beautiful, her pelt gleamed, i thought my mother was the most fair of the deer in the forest. She flicked her long tail and looked up to see me. She smiled and shook her beatisul striped fur, it was long and wavy. "good morning, feven! I hope you slept well." she grinned and stared at me, hoping i would answer. "yep! im mighty hungry though..." i drifted of and glanced around the big room in hope of finding something left-over. she chuckled and looked over to me." well, you aint gonna find much in there, so come on out!" She walked away until i couldn't see through bright sunlight. I got up and walked outside slowly, blinking my eyes, and smiling. " yeah, its better out here then it is in the thicket.
Currently: In forest.
Feeling:Nothing/Glad to be back
Mental:-
Physical:100%
Overall:72%
Thinking:"....Did he miss me?"
Last seen;Sitting by her scent.
