Rosharan A.C.

A.C. quietly watches, intrigued by the drama. edit: He sees @AonEne in a nearby chair, and whispers, “Know where to find any popcorn around here that’s not in that direction?”, then motions over to the counter. “I need something to munch on for this to be satisfying, but I’d rather not interrupt.”

*charmander*

Okay. I’m being totally honest when I say this: I opened the spoiler as I was reading your post, and may or may not have accidentally glimpsed the words before I realized what was going on. So... uh... I guess I have a hint now. *lets out that sheepish kind of laugh that’s like “eh he...”*

*Does victory dance at having not been mentioned* *Realizes I’m still here* Dangit.

*Continues to lounge in corner* A.C. lifts his head at the restaurant’s new customers. “Try the awakened soup! It’s to die for! I mean, not literally, though I suppose it could kill you with the right commands. But try it anyway! I doubt Lunamor plans to kill anyone with her soup.”

Oh nice! That’s fine, I think it’ll be perfect.

*Inward sigh* Am I the only one who really liked Gawyn? Of course, he took a little longer to figure his life out than everyone else, and he was a bit misguided (and hasty) in hating Rand, but for me his death was one of the most heart-wrenching. I don’t plan to argue against you all, but neither do I agree. After Gawyn, my favorites are probably Egwene, Mat, and Loial. But only by hairs; I still love everyone else. And I mean it when I say that, because there’s no characters that I hate, except for maybe the inherently evil ones. Even Cadsuane was just more like a bit annoying, and she’s the only important one I see that way. To me, it’s a little unfair to say I hate a character just because of the mistakes they made, their personality, or their mannerisms. All these people did the best with what they had, and made choices that were aimed for good. Forgive my rant. I’m not trying to challenge anyone, I’m just stating what’s going through my head, and why I don’t hate anybody.

So I guess I’m pretty late to the conversation, and it seems like you all may have continued it elsewhere, but I just want to say that some kind of tavern, or general meeting place sounds like a really good idea to me. My character Desmund has been ready for some time, but I just haven’t decided to introduce him yet. I think that a thread where a lot of characters can gather without anything intense would be very appealing. It would give me a chance to get a feel for my character, as well as practice RP’ing, but without the pressure of any type of plot. This next part is just me, but perhaps there can be some magical aspect to it as well which prevents any type of fighting; or at least redirects it. That way, if someone has a character who’s naturally aggressive, dangerous, etc., they can still join without necessarily contradicting their character’s personality, and yet it’s a little safer/easier for the newbies. edit: Again, it’s just an idea. You all are the ones in charge, so I trust you’ll find a good solution regardless.

Do contacts count? I switched to them over glasses about a year ago. I could argue that since glasses are like hats for smart people, contacts are like a nice swath of hair gel... maybe?

“You know what you need?” Said A.C. “A special event. Somethin’ to build suspense, give ya time to get the word out, and then rack up crowds out the wazoo.”

Cowabunga.

“You have a weird habit of lifting other people’s things. But hey! I’m not here to judge.” *continues hand-stand-sword-stance* edit: *and *wins* as a result*

*Lifts hat with free hand*

*Apologizes to The Last Post for being such a slow duelist* *Stands on one hand and holds rapier between bare feet* “Have at thee scoundrel!”

I accept thine duel! Tis a shame, thy blood shall gleam upon mine sword! *pulls out rapier* *takes a sword fighting stance*

While A.C. watched for Truthless, he decided to make a highway between the timelines, so that trade could be established and the economy increased.

Do you bite your thumb at us, sir?

Gosh darn it! So that wasn’t right?

“Oh well. I just hope he doesn’t find Truthless without me. I still need to beat him in that duel.” edit: ninja’d edit 2: Meanwhile, back in Goatopia again, A speck suddenly appears on the horizon. Backlit by the sunrise, it is indistinguishable. But then, the citizens of Goatopia don’t need to see it to know what it is. An ear-splitting cry hits the walls: “DESTROY ALL GOOOOOOOOOOD!!! AND MAYBE TRUTHLESS ALONG THE WAAAAAAAAAY!!!!”

Oh wait, seriously? Now I just have to figure out how I did that...

“Hey! Where’d my featherless ostrich go?” asked A.C., after a short nap.

Ah yes. Exactly the picture I was trying to paint.

No worries . I thought it worked out nicely. A.C. thought he saw a laughing crested gecko before disappearing and hitting his head. Minutes later, he woke up on the ground in a strange place. Some kind of bird, much like an ostrich, but without any feathers, craned it’s neck from above A.C.’s head, and looked down at him. “Would you like to destroy some good today?” “Um, no, but I am in the middle of dueling Truthless. Can we try to destroy him? Figuratively, of course.” “Is Truthless good?” “Well that depends on your perspective. To most people he is very good. In fact, he’s helped me out of a pickle or two.” “Relieving others from pickles is quite good.” “So do you think we can destroy him?” “Yes, if he is good, we shall certainly destroy him.” “Sounds good! Now we just have to find him...”

A.C. had to rewrite his whole post, because of the force from Drama’s insult. He was thrown backwards into the void, through a portal, while shouting, “MY HONOOOOOOOOOOR”.

If it makes you feel any better RadiantDramaQueen, I am still pulling my hair out from not knowing the answer. I will die of anxiety, and I’m bringing you all with me.