forum Trope-Inversion RP?

Started July 17, 2019 by @Shuri-the-Floof-Doggo

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I think Elle was waiting to see who all wanted to join before making one, but the others haven't been on for a bit

True

But I could go ahead and make one with Elle, me, you, and Dances_with_Shadows if you want

Sounds good!

works for me

Cool

Okay, so, slight problem. It's not letting me add Shadow Knight. I think it's because your name is too long or the spaces or the emojis maybe? Idk, either way it's not working

I know. I can't change my name either. I've been trying for the last hour.

Ouchies idk then

Maybe let andrew (Our Supreme Lord and Overseer) know? He can manually change names if yours isn't working I think

I might.

Maybe it would work if shadow started the pm?

I could or we could just open a thing in the general chat and label it for this RP.

Maybe yeah since people like to stalk things. We'd have to specify it's only for this roleplay though

I did that with another and we ended up making the chat so long that no one bothered it. Plus it was most;y inside jokes.

Alrighty cool

so are we making a public chat then?

Yes?

cool

alright i’m just gonna go ahead and make it in the general chat then lol

(Okay sorry let's finally start this bad boi. I'm over my depression

So who wants to be picked first?

(OK!)
The priest, a rather plain-looking man with a salt-and-pepper beard, exhaled sullenly, veering out of the way of a merchant's cart
. They'd searched the whole town for the son of a tax-collector. Only daughters were available, it seemed all the tax-collectors were either shrewd enough to send their sons on journeys before the church came looking, or it was all one big coincidence.
He decided to take a shortcut back to the church, stepping into the space between two buildings, a long, yet pristine alleyway spanned out ahead of him

There was a kid in the alleyway who seemed to be picking up a few kittens from a corner. Even in the dim light, his red hair caught the faintest whispers of sunlight. He was quite short as well; that was fairly evident. The kittens mewled quietly as he cradled them, glancing around for a mother. He spotted the priest coming and froze, holding the delicate kittens close to himself protectively.

The priest recognized him at once. This was, ironically, just the type of person he'd given up on searching for mere seconds ago.
"You, son, have you heard of the prophecy?" He asked

"Uh… yeah. Why?" Cas asked, distrust laced within his words. He carefully set the kittens in his pockets, planning on taking them to one of his mother cats so they could be properly taken care of. His jacket was simple and black. It was more like a cloak, honestly, as it had a long hood and went about to Cas's knees.