Started rp [full]

[GimmeHug]

any story will be ok~
im open minded and love randomness!  

[Alenceon]

I'll play with you.
And random plot you say?
Hmm...
Then answer these questions and I'll cook up a story.
Good/Bad?
Romance/Hatred?
Human/Metahuman?
Magic/Technology?
Old/New?  

[Alenceon]

In the time before time, the world was full of magic. Not the magic of nature, but the magic of the soul, and all things had it in them. This was a time before humans and their petty squabbles, indeed, it was a time of Elves, Drawves, Halflings, Hobbits, Pixies, Goblins, Orcs, Nymphs, And all other manners of creatures. Each of the surface races in this time had a mirror in the world below. For the Elves, there were the Dark Elves, for the Halflings there were Dark Halflings, for the Pixies there was even Dark Pixies. These two worlds kept each other in balance, and so they coexisted peacefully. Or at least, that was what was supposed to happen. Just because there were no humans does not mean that there was no human evils. There was still hatred, arvice, greed, and every other evil imaginable. These evils caused corruption, and ironically, it was the Surface, or "Light" races that caved in to it first. They began a war, one which still rages, between the world of light and that of the subterranean races. It was a bitter, bloodletting thing, but something new did come from it. Even if it was a produce mostly of rape by the victorious armies, new races did open their first pairs of eyes into the world as hybrids, mostly thought of as freaks and outcasts, and many killed because of it. One of the many new hybrids was Arkhel, a "Winged Elf", the product of a cross between a fairy of the underworld and an Elf of the light. He was cast out universally, and sent to wander the worlds of Light and Darkness alone, or at least so he thought...
[Introduce your character now, and how they meet]  

[GimmeHug]

Another hybrids who was made at that time was Koi. She looked like fairy though she was only half fairy, the other half was wood monster. She didnt really care about the races themself, like mostly have, she cared more about how they act . she knew her parents suffered alot in the war so she tried to get along with everyone and stop any next upcoming war. She was really curiouse and love to see new things, this is why she tour alot between the light and the darkness worlds, looking for new adventures.  

[Alenceon]

In his wanderings, Arkhel had seen many strange things, but none struck him so curiously as the creature that stood before his as he walked into a rather large cavern, one he hadn't anticipated to be occupied. He didn't even know if the thing before him knew he was there. Arkhel could only see it because of his Dark Fairy heritage granted him perfect night vision so that he could see in these lightless caves. Not knowing whether or not this new creature was hostile, he did a quick double-check of his person. he was about six feet tall, his Elven heritage winning out over the Dark Fairy that time, and his hair too was a light golden blond, as was standard of the Elves. The one thing that gave away his Dark Fairy heritage was a pair of rather large winds protruding from behind his shoulder blades. The wings were an interesting blend of racial attributes that resulted in a dark blue wing like deeply stained glass that could only be described as something of a mix between dragonfly and bat wings in shape. He scanned quickly over his leather armor, which had saved his life many a time, and did a quick twice-over of his bow. The bow was a work of art, with the tips flourishing out in a shape that roughly resembled that of his wings, and appeared to be made of ebony decorated with gold leaf. It also had a matching quiver. He snuck quietly to the right of the entrance, hugging the wall of the cave, before scurrying agilely up the rock to a better vantage point, from which he could easily examine the newly encountered creature.  

[GimmeHug]

(( did he saw her? ))  

[Alenceon]

[Yes he did, that was a setup for you to describe your character...]  

[GimmeHug]

Koi exited the cavern slowly, her wings were shining from the sun light which lend on her, the mix of the blue colors on her wings was now visable, from deep blue to light blue. Her hair reached to her exposed shoulders, and colored with aqua blue with soft lines of light blue. She had necklace of blue pretty flowers and her clothes were made from dark green leafes which was tighten to her soft skin. She didnt noticed Arkhel yet as keeping walking. She stopped not to far from the cavern and looked up "Looks like another sunny day" she said happily.  

[Alenceon]

Arkhel still couldn't tell if this newcomer was friend or foe, but decided that he might at well go find out. He stood and jumped from the ledge, gliding down to gently land behind the newcomer. "Hello." He said simply, readying himself for a fight or flight, slowly flexing his wing muscles so he could take off at a moment's notice. The newcomer also had wings, but he imagined that he could outpace her.  

[GimmeHug]

Koi jumped , she didnt expacted this, She rushed to turn around "Yo~" she said with a smile , she looked at him and could tell for sure he was hybrids, thought it didnt look that bad like few others she saw before "Do i.. know you?" she asked and tilted her head.  

[Alenceon]

Arkhel quietly sighed his relief at the initial contact's result, but still didn't relax. He had almost been killed once by a sentient plan that had played nice to trick him. He was also wary of any contact this close to the surface. He was much more confident down in the deep caverns, where he could see perfectly, but any creature from the surface was surely blind. "No, we haven't met." Arkhel replied. "I'm Arkhel. Pleased to meet you." He gave a grin, but didn't offer his hand, for fear of it being ripped off. "It's nice to see that I'm not the only hybrid out here." He commented. his voice had a strange pattern to it, it was musical like that of the Elves, but a little but high-pitched, and it tinkled like crystals as a result of his Dark Fairy heritage.  

[GimmeHug]

Koi giggled "Im Koi~ Nice to meet you to!" she said. When he mention she is a hybrid she smiled "Is it that oviouse?" she asked and stick her tounge out playfully. She always loved meeting nice new people, though she knew it might be a trap so she didnt get much closer, after all she didnt realy knew how to fight. Her element was water but she didnt really trained on it.  

[Alenceon]

Kio didn't seem so threatening, and appeared unarmed, so Arkhel proceed. "Well, maybe not to others, but I can tell. You have Fairy in you, but you're not all Fairy." He shrugged "I can only really tell since I'm part Fairy. Well, Dark Fairy, actually." He lifted his wings a bit at this comment, and they caught the light and flashed for a moment before he let them fall back to a resting position.  

[GimmeHug]

Koi eyes opened whild "Wow!" she said and went behind him to see his wings better "I've never saw anything like this before!" she said exieted, she always loved to see new things. She used to always see the normal fairy wings like she had , and seeing his wings made her day.  

[Alenceon]

As Koi had walked around him, Arkhel quickly scanned her body, and saw no weapons whatsoever. Also, he got a good look at her hands, which weren't calloused enough for her to be a fighter. At this realization, he dropped his guard for the first time since he had left his little camp earlier in the morning. Arkhel allowed himself a sly grin as Koi examined him. Her antics were quite amusing. He fluttered his wings a bit, giving her a better view. He actually had two pairs of wings, arranged like those of a dragonfly, and they had an insect-like net venation running though them. Each wing was about three feet in length. The top of the wings was smooth, and the even edge rand down to the tip, and then from there to the bottom point, where the wing appeared to suddenly become jagged and had a pattern like the arches of a bat wing to it. The arches ran at intervals all the way back to his body. There were no nicks whatsoever in his wings, not even the scar of a cut, and it was obvious that he had taken very good care of them since he was a child.