forum Romance OxO?

Started September 16, 2019 by Deleted user

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I want to do a romance one on one and I have a couple of ideas I just need someone to rp with…

I saw romance and I yeeted myself here lol. Uhm…what's the ideas?

My first one is a fantasy one where a human gets lost in a forest that's almost impossible to get out of and incredibly dangerous and then they meet a creature of the forest(humanlike) and the creature, a) captures the human or b) offers to help them, and then love just kinda happens both ways, yayyy

And my other is more of a modern roommates one but it can be a magic school or just a normal school, but yay more romance

Dude I really like the first one, and I'm thinking capture. I would prefer being the creature of the forest tho, if that's okay?

Perfect that sounds great! Template or nah? Also gxg, bxb, or gxb?

Alright!
Idc either way about template. Uhm…i would prefer either BxB or BxG, please. My Character will most likely be male

Okay we can go in blind and my character will also be male. Would you like to start so you can set the scene of the forest?

(Alrighty! Yup!)

The night was dark, and so, so quiet. There was the occasional sound from a bird or animal, but other than that the forest was silent. The trees towered to impressive heights, and through gaps the stars and moon could occasionally be seen. Seen, but never reached. The moon's light filtered down through the trees sometimes, so the forest wasn't completely dark. The moon lit it a little, and the fireflies that bobbed through the trees were also helpers in that endeavor. Even in the light, though, the forest would have been dim. Underbrush crackled and groaned, but no animals came into view. Some would call it creepy. Some would call it scary. Others would call it just mother nature. Still others, called it home.

Miguel walked along a worm down path nervously looking around seeing if anything dangerous was about. He had no idea how he ended up in this forest and he wasn’t sure if there was a way out. He would be easy to spot for he had unnatural looking red hair and bright red eyes that were in fact natural to him even though he was fully human. Miguel stumbled as he tripped over a large root sticking up from the ground, “God…I can’t see a thing,” He mumbles.

There was a large crackling sound, and for a moment the forest seemed to darken, before it went back to its normal light. Which admittedly wasn't very light at all. Severin smirked as he spotted the human that had wandered into his forest. He himself was well hidden in the underbrush; the young human wouldn't see him unless Severin wanted him to. This was his forest, how dare this human invade it? Humans weren't even supposed to be able to get in, much less get this far through the barriers that kept his lands separate from the lands of the Humans. Which raised worrying questions.

Miguel continued walking after regaining his balance, he kept his hands out in front of him to make sure he didn’t run into anything, “How did I even get here?” He asked himself, pushing a branch out of his way.

Severin took a step out into the path, cocking his head. "That, little human, is a good question." He said. The human wouldn't see anything beyond a vague, shadowy form. He was blocking the way, keeping the redhead from coming any further. "How did you enter here? How did you come into this forest?" The woods were now a deadly silent.

Miguel took a step back, his eyes wide and tripped falling down, "I-I don't know! W…who are you?" He asked, trying to see in the dark, but all he saw was a shadow.

Severin shook his head. "Time will tell, small one." He reached out, grabbing the male's arm, and starting to walk. "I would suggest sticking with me. These woods are no place for you." There was no mistaking the command in his tone. He wasn't asking, he was ordering.

Miguel stumble after him, scared and confused. He constantly ran into things due to being dragged along by this mysterious shadow man. He spoke no words as he was too scared to ask anything.

Severin let out a loud sigh. "You are hitting everything in your path! Are you blind?" He paused. "Well yes, I suppose you are. Humans cannot see in the dark." He mused. He cocked his head, and hit something against the tree. The trunk formed a glowing spot where he had hit it, and the spots spread along the trees along their path, providing light, enough to see by, though Severin himself still looked like a shadowy, vague form. He wouldn't yet reveal himself.

Miguel squinted when the light appeared, his eyes, after getting used to the light, widened in awe, "Woah…" he gasped.

Severin was silent, and continued to walk. "Now that you can see, I would hope that you are not going to make a fool of yourself and hit everything in your path." He said as he walked.

Miguel blushed in embarrassment, scratching the back of his head with his free hand, "R-right…" he answered, now that he could see walking was much easier for him and he didn't run into anything.

Severin snorted loudly. They would arrive at his home within the enxt few minutes. He had no intention of letting this human see his home as it truly was, and wove a quick illusion, making his home appear much like himself. Shadowy, insist. Formless. Of course, they could not yet see it anyway, but that didn't matter. He was just trying to make sure it was already done by the time they got there.

Miguel quietly followed behind the shadowy figure, curiously glancing around, Is this what he really looks like? He wondered looking at him.

Severin sighed. "So. What is your name, human?" he asked, opening a silver gilded gate and leading the male into a beautiful garden area. He himself paid no attention to the plants that decorated the whole thing, heading straight for the shadowed, vague form that was his home.

Miguel looked around in surprise at the beautiful garden before answering, “Miguel…what about you?” He was unsure if the figure would tell him but it was definitely worth a shot.

Severin thought for a long moment. "Severin." He finally replied. He opened the door to his home, livht spilling out and illuminating the gardens. "Now come. I have much to do tonight, and capturing a loose human was not one of them." He said, a hint of annoyance in his voice.

Miguel rolled his eyes, “Well it’s not my fault I winded up here…” he mumbled under his breath, hoping the other didn’t hear.