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“Great job Ed!” Jenny had seen the line quit moving and a hint of something dissolving, so she assumed that Ed had killed the basilisk. Her grin widened. He had needed a win. She wasn’t sure what was wrong with Terrance. Had he been bit? ”Do you need some ambrosia, Terrance?” Jenny pulled out a square and prepared to chuck it in his direction, just in case. @The Aspiring Archivist @The Clarinetist
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Alrighty, I’ll go ahead and use Seiche for future references if you’re good with that.
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Jenny noticed that Terrance seemed to have killed a basilisk and grinned. She called out to him from atop her plants. ”Great job Terrance!” He was a formidable fighter. Hopefully he’d fight on their side, not just in self-defense. Terrance killing a monster proved that he wasn’t aligned with them, at least.
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As Plastique strode through the dockyard, she grew more and more excited with each step. This is where she was meant to be, interacting with the two most powerful figures in the city at once. Fish had rightly decided to bring her along, which logically meant she was seen as the third most powerful figure in the city. She was actually the most powerful, of course, but she had yet to convince every one of that fact. First impressions were important, so she planned her opening line for her meeting with Sundew while approaching her destination. It’s nice to meet you. Ew, no. Greetings. Sounded like she wanted someone to take her to their leader. Hello, I’m Plastique. Sundew probably already knew who she was. Maybe she’d let Fish take care of the initial greeting. She wasn’t sure why exactly they were holding a meeting in the first place. Perhaps Fish simply wanted to introduce Plastique to Sundew, prepare her for her inevitable rise to a high station within his faction. She didn’t notice the man following her, too absorbed in her musings. She rarely bothered to watch for any enemies potentially tailing her, anyways. With her enhanced reflexes, she’d melt before any attack had the chance to damage her. Paranoia wasn’t a good look on anyone. It was also just too much of a hassle.
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Was a name for Fish’s faction decided on? @Aeternum
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Seeing the basilisks rushing towards them, Jenny realized that they could easily cause her to plummet back to the ground by simply touching the plants holding her aloft. She began to panic slightly. Hopefully she’d be able to land somewhere other than on top of the highly venomous snakes. Ed seemed to know what he was doing, though. Perhaps he could kill the snakes before they got to Jenny. She took aim with her dagger at the area in front of Edgar. Her plan was to chuck a dagger at anything that leapt up at him from the grass.
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Blue. If you could pick a non-naturally occurring hair color to have, what would it be?
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Dragonsteel 2023 baybee! (I don’t know why I love writing baybee so much) TPBM likes flat soda.
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Vending Machine: Sanderson edition (game)
Lunamor replied to RippleGylf's topic in Forum Games & Random Stuff
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Jenny greatly appreciated the help, although she felt bad that she couldn’t help the others too. She frantically scanned her eyes over the ground beneath her, looking for things to chuck Sword at. These monsters were probably the worst possible thing for her to try and fight. Daggers weren’t an effective weapon against these at all, thrown or not. Snakes. Why’d it have to be snakes?
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Jenny couldn’t get to the snakes hidden in the grass with just Sword. She’d either have to get dangerously low or blindly throw in the direction of one and hope it hit. She decided that there wouldn’t be much of a point to drinking the gorgon blood yet, since she wouldn’t be great with helping. But she didn’t want to just leave everyone. She stumbled over to the tree and crouched down with her back against it, holding her dagger in front of her over the grass. Maybe she could draw one her way. Her bandage was getting redder. Did they smell blood?
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Jenny immediately grabbed Sword and jumped to her feet. This sent a stab of pain through her side severe enough to cause her eyes to sting with tears. There was probably a monster of some sort. She had to help, had to fight. But she couldn’t. Jenny tried to get some distance to perhaps attack from afar, but tripped and fell.
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@Wierdo
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Jenny was confused. She didn’t understand why he wouldn’t interact with her. Maybe he just didn’t like interacting with people in general. She was glad she hadn’t upset him, though. He probably didn’t want to be friends, but a not active hate of her was good enough for now.
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Was Terrance like Jenny? Just really bad at reading people? Maybe that’s why he’d been acting coldly. She didn’t know what else to do, though. She felt like she’d done something wrong. She spoke up in a quiet voice. ”I’m sorry for upsetting you.” Maybe they could still be friends. @Weaver of Lights
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She’d gone and made it worse. He hated her even more. Jenny always did this. Why did she always do this? Johnathan should’ve taught her a lesson. Jenny probably couldn’t make Terrance hate her any more, so she didn’t try to stop Ed.
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He didn’t want anything from Jenny. There wasn’t anything she could give him to make him like her. “They’re dangerous to eat, but they’re really pretty. I’ve got lots of them.” Why was she even bothering? She just couldn’t give up on things, sometimes. Even when she should’ve stopped long ago.
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Jenny crumpled, now resembling the flower she held. She put it back in her pack carefully. She didn’t know what else to do. She almost started braiding her hair again, but she was bad at that. She didn’t want to look stupid. @Weaver of Lights
