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#Post#: 39122--------------------------------------------------
Replacement.
By: Rilo Never Bask In Glory Date: November 27, 2011, 3:10 am
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[center]In a place of cruel intent, deadly sins, and electronic
upraises; the elder times now long gone to a place of savage
maliciousness. In this world of hell stood one place that had
long kept it's ridiculous traditions. Even ones that made peace
seem impossible. It was a smaller town but it was still quite
larger than most any village or any of that sort. Mainly
peaceful but things lurked in the dark in every place you went,
didn't they? The snow was heavy on cobble stone paths as people
trudged on and decided against staying in the warmth of their
homes, they wasted everything it seemed. They didn't revel or
enjoy anything they had, they just had it. That seemed to be the
most common thing around here. -End setting. Sorry if it's not
good enough. >.<
-Beginning of post.-
Revi seemed younger than what she was. Pink and orange hued
locks often looked at and examined for dye, but none was found
in the strands. Eyes of a stunning and smoldering bright gold
often examined as well to check for any diseases that were
dealing with pigments. People just assumed she wasn't right,
something was wrong with her physical health. Yet, she was
perfectly healthy and perfectly fine. Growing up with those
kinds of treatments and tests, it was hard for her to not be
socially awkward. Little did they know that she had a secret,
one that she hadn't told anyone! Ever! This secret would
determine her life for the rest of her days if she ever told
anyone about it. There wasn't anything she could do if she told
someone. She'd probably be hung or banished. Creatures weren't
allowed in this town, though many lurked in the shadows and
disguised themselves as normal humans. She was one of those
creatures. Many had assumed as such, but she hadn't done
anything to prove it, so they couldn't take her to trial for it.
Low and behold in the comfort of her home, she held a different
form. Her hair shorter, pinker, her body the same curvy self but
atop her head rested animal ears of some sort. Feline? No,
Canine? No, they weren't anything specific. Rather, anything
that could be specified. Her tail was too fluffy to be a cat's
or a dogs or even a rabbit's for it was too long. Her ears were
wide set and deep as well as really tall, so they couldn't
specify what that was either.
She was just an odd creature. Many people honestly didn't listen
to the assumptions others made. Revi was one hell of a person.
She helped everyone she could, she never stood on the sidelines,
she risked getting herself hurt or killed for people. Hell, she
got up at five in the morning to help the fishers bring in their
call. It was something she loved to do. There was absolutely
nothing dark to her, she was innocent as could be, she was sweet
as could be, and she had a heart of gold. She was the most
innocent person anyone had ever seen, even the priestess and
priest said they couldn't compare to her. Revi never asked for
anything in return either. She worked her tail off and was
determined beyond belief to make a good day's work even better.
That's just how she was. [/center]
#Post#: 39148--------------------------------------------------
Re: Replacement.
By: muhaku2 Date: November 27, 2011, 3:24 am
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It was hard, pretending to be "normal." In a world where
blending in meant your life, a being like Izz would not stand a
chance for too long. However, with a cap to cover your ears and
a bind for your tail, it was the perfect place to hide from
other creatures and beasts that were "less human" than you were.
At least, that was Izz's experience with this world he had found
himself in.
Izz was entirely a being from another place. The catfolk of him
manifested gracefully in his features: a long, gentle gait,
brilliant snow-white hair and crimson eyes were all but
impossible to hide even as an experienced creature. While people
around him wore "jeans" and "t-shirts", he found himself forced
to go without his protective metallic plate, heavy boots, and
blade that he usually equipped himself with. He was hard pressed
in this world, always on edge without his usual equipment, but
at least no one bothered him when he wore much more usual garb.
However, despite everything, cats usually adapt. And that is
what Izz had done: in just a few short weeks, he had learned
that a white brimmed cap to cover his ears and a "hoodie" made
of cotton made his hybridized shape a little less obvious.
However, he was ever wary, and always tense in this town.
Even he could not tell if it was for fight, or for flight.
#Post#: 39202--------------------------------------------------
Re: Replacement.
By: Rilo Never Bask In Glory Date: November 27, 2011, 4:05 am
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[center]Now Revi didn't really have to hide ears or tail, she
could make those go away easily. It was required because ever
since she was a child she had been tested on and everything only
to be seen as human. They even did a DNA test and because she
had mutated her genes to resemble more humanistic types, she
passed as such. Though now a days, they didn't bother her. There
weren't anymore tests, nothing that involved her being
distrusted. She mainly just worked. Standing at a short five
foot four with a slender but curvaceous frame, she looked like
she could pass herself off as one of the most angelic and
innocent models ever used. Though oddly enough, there she stood
lifting planks and slinging them over her shoulder, working
construction. She often did manual labor to help with
everything. It was a good paying job and she got by on it. When
she was lifting a few beams and slinging them onto her shoulder
to move them to a different place, she saw a visage of stark
white. Stopping momentarily to look at the male with stark white
hair and crimson eyes, she quirked a brow. She hadn't seen him
around here before, had she? No, she'd remember that kind of
appearance. Shrugging it off momentarily, she finished up her
work and grabbed the rag from her back pocket, wiping the oil
and grease from her hands.
Wearing a pair of shorts with suspenders and a black tank top
with steel toed boots, she didn't seem to really fit in there
but then again, she did. Waving off to the people she worked
with, she started out towards the endless shops she had to go to
today. Though she couldn't help but to glance at the male once
more. Just who was he and why did he look so different. They'd
test him if he wasn't careful. Maybe he put dye in his hair? She
wasn't sure, so she just sighed and looked towards her list that
she pulled from her dirtied pocket. "Hmm.. What all do I need to
get today?" She questioned herself. [/center]
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Re: Replacement.
By: muhaku2 Date: November 27, 2011, 9:04 am
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By Izz's keen eye, he was not the only one that was different
around here. He could spy a girl from across the cobblestone
street, working hard outside despite the thick piles of snow
that filled the corners. Construction work, he could tell, by
watching the small, voluptuous form carry loads of lumber on her
shoulders that her larger and much more powerful-looking
companions had trouble taking from her.
However, it was not her strength that gave her away, nor was it
her sparse garb on such a cold day. It was the hair of pink and
orange hues atop her head that shone like a beacon, and the
golden eyes that met his as he stared only further proved
something was amiss about the young woman. Izz could almost feel
his tail, bound to his leg, twitch in anticipation as he
followed the crowd, and the woman, down towards the bustle of
what appeared to be some kind of Bazaar.
"Interesting..."
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Re: Replacement.
By: Rilo Never Bask In Glory Date: November 27, 2011, 9:37 am
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[center]With the work she constantly involved herself in, she
didn't need the over abundance of clothing restricting her
movements or making her overheat. Many people never questioned
her on that, nor did they bother to attempt to drag her off any
work load. Judging by the scars that riddled her flesh from the
many operations, tests, and other various work events; many
people just assumed she was one hell of a worker. They never
thought for a moment that she was any different than them for
that reason. Shifting her weight to her left leg as she examined
the contents of a vendor's cart. Once she found what she was
looking for, she bought a canvas bag and then put the items into
it. Smiling kindly to the vendor, she nodded and was on her way
once more. Though she was well aware of the white haired male
following her, she just figured it was something of observance
rather than anything dangerous. Thus, she didn't feel the need
to be worried about it. Finishing up her shopping, she soon
turned upon her heels and decided to approach the male. Stopping
a few feet ahead of him with that sweet smile, she tilted her
head a bit and allowed the strangely hued locks to slip in front
of her face. "Excuse me, might I ask why you're following me?"
She asked politely, chuckling a bit. [/center]
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Re: Replacement.
By: muhaku2 Date: November 27, 2011, 10:29 am
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The bazaar was everything that Izz would expect from a human
settlement. It was advanced, full of odd "technologies" that he
could not understand and signs written in a script he was not
familiar with. It was also full of people, human people. Human
people who had been raised not to trust creatures and
half-breeds.
However, Izz had more pressing matters it appeared. As he
watched the woman go about her business, he took note that she
had too started to watch him, and no matter how he tried to hide
himself, he could follow her eyes as the brilliantly haired
woman glanced over at him. It was unnerving, watching a person
watch you.
Needless to say, he was much relieved when she approached him:
at least, until he had to answer her...
"Um... um... I was curious," He replied shyly, his entire body
tense and ready for flight, "Why are you wearing so little in a
place like this?"
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Re: Replacement.
By: Rilo Never Bask In Glory Date: November 27, 2011, 11:39 am
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[center]He was so nervous, it was sort of adorable. Thinking to
herself, Revi took a moment to reflect upon earlier moments.
Looking around at the people who were eying them both with a
curious gaze, she looked back to him. "Allow me to better
elaborate elsewhere. The vendors and other people are too
observant." She stated this before she lightly took his hand and
tugged him behind her at a fast pace. Giving a wave here and
there to onlookers, she soon pulled him into a smaller apartment
complex. Practically dragging him up the stairs, she quickly
unlocked the door to her apartment before any of the other
attendants could come out to the hall. She pulled him inside and
quickly shut the door and locked it before she looked at him.
"You're hiding something beneath that hat of your's and your
tail is hidden as well. Unlike humans, I can smell you." She
said with a chuckle, ears peeking up from pink locks finally as
her tail was soon wiggling from the edge of her shirt and
whipping around. "I'm guessing that guise won't hold you over
for long, considering some of the people here are actually
really observant." She said this as she put the bag on the
wooden table and looked at him with a sweet smile. "I'm
Revi."[/center]
#Post#: 39683--------------------------------------------------
Re: Replacement.
By: muhaku2 Date: November 27, 2011, 2:59 pm
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He knew the girl was different, but hell if he had expected
this. The half-catfolk's nose had smelled her oddity very
faintly when they had gotten close, as dilute as it was. He
quietly held his composure through everything, though he was
screaming inside. Without was dragged through a slightly dingy
complex, locked inside of a small, cozy apartment, and then
shown the sights of oddly familiar features on the young
woman...
Familiar was a relative term, however. With the small,
nondescript ears and thick, short tail, he felt a little odd
indeed as he scooped off his cap and two large satellites perked
up immediately with a twinge of sore protest. "Smell me?" He
noted, sniffing the air with a light caution, "You brought me
here... because you smelled me? Are you a dog... I mean, I can
hardly smell anything different on you."
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