forum I summon @Trix

Started July 05, 2019 by Deleted user

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It's fine. Shall we begin the actual rp now, lol?

haha yeah. Might have to go offline soon though because of stupid timezones. Templates?

Sure.

Okay, I'll get 'em up in a second.

Name:
Age:
Gender:
Sexuality:
Appearance:
Personality:
Background (optional):
Other:

By the way, do you wanna be the invisible one or the normal (perhaps not normal?) one?

Hmmm… I'll let you choose!

Okay… I'll be the normal one then.

Okie!

So… I feel like this is dying… should we skip the templates and just throw some characters right into the story instead?

Oh lord, okay, go ahead! (I've missed you ^^)

Oh lord, okay, go ahead! (I've missed you ^^)

I've missed you too!

(A roleplay birthday party? I've never heard of that before, but I think it would be cool. So I wouldn't really call it selfish, either :))

Well… idk how to do it really, but it seemed like a cool idea.

(Okay so this is me just making an attempt to not have this rp dead again… Imma just throw my character in there. I'm gonna use Felix cause he's my fav)

Felix sat on the bus, watching strangers. One rather special stranger, to be exact. The one stranger that had taken the bus at the same time as him for at least a month now, but who never seemed to notice him. It was rather depressing, but Felix was used to it. Other people always seemed to look at Felix, probably because of his dark and broody looks and because of his leatherjacket, but the stranger never seemed to notice him. It was like Felix was invisible to him.

Knowing that there were only to stops left, Felix decided to move closer to the stranger. The space between them were two rather dirty bus seats, and Felix got up from where he sat. Trying to make it seem casual, he moved to the aisle instead, placing himself near the doors. He pretended to look down at his phone, but truth being told… the stranger interested him far more than the video that he pretended to be watching. There was something… mysterious about the familiar stranger.

(Oh I can't compete with Zach for Felix… XD and happy late birthday!)

Soren shifted jerkily on the bus, eyeing the girl behind him in a paranoid manner. No one ever saw him, here, and perhaps that was a good thing. But he didn't need to initiate chaos. There was art to being invisible, a silent code of conduct. The girl draped her arm over the bus seat, and Soren, tired from dodging it, decided to lay flat on the seat, knees propped up to avoid accidental contact in the isle.

(Thank you! I saw that you and Shuri had already wished me a happy bithday in the chat of appreciation, but since I am as you know no longer allowed to post there I couldn't answer… :( )

Felix heart was pounding as he moved closer to where his stranger were sitting. He had already questioned himself about a billion times about this, thinking that he must be out of his mind. Then, he tapped the strangers shoulder, trying his best to not sound nervous as he spoke. "So, um, hi. I have… well, I have kinda noticed that you, um, you always take the same bus as me and I… just… would you like to be my friend? Cause bus rides are very boring." Felix suddenly realised how weird that sounded. "Actually, never mind. God, I'm so weird. I'm sorry. I'm gonna go now." He blushed like crazy.

Soren, used to begin invisible, assumed that the cute kid in front of him was talking to someone else. Judging by the flush of red coating his cheeks, it was probably a crush. The blush was pretty, Soren decided, before returning his gaze to the window.

Felix waited for the boy to respond. When he didn't, Felix got disappointed and… well, to be honest, he got a bit angry. It had taken him a lot of courage to talk to the stranger, and now he didn't even respond.

"You could have answered me at least," he muttered as he went back to his spot by the doors. He was still blushing, and he was glad that he only had two stops left. "People usually do that when someone talk to them," he mumbled in the same quiet tone.

(I pronounce it soar-in in my head)

His hazel eyes flicked to the boy, interest veiled thinly. He sat up, glancing around before tentatively daring to talk. “Are you… talking to me?”

"Of course I am. Who else would I be talking to?" Felix gave him a slightly annoyed look, but he was actually happy that the boy had answered. The girl on the other seat gave him a weird look. "Why are people looking at me like I'm doing something weird? I'm not imagening you, am I?"