forum The Gods are All That Remain / Soft Apocalypse / Either one on one or vvy small group rp / Closed!!

Started April 30, 2021 by @ElderGodSwimwithGamers group

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They went inside, Victoria’s gaze trailing to Jonnie and Sara as they passed by before turning to the room before them. They looked around in fascination.
“Thank you,” Charlie murmured quietly. Her voice was breathy from genuine surprise at the girl’s helpfulness. She set their stuff against the wall.
Cautious at first, they slowly began looking through the boxes. Victoria twisted the carrier around so that Joel was on her back, as it was more convenient, and pulled a box from one of the shelves. Charlie pulled one from another, blowing the dust off and peering inside. Both boxes were full of folded clothing and garments, now dusty, dull, and most likely unwearable. Another box held small plastic objects and toys. Another held cases that neither of them could open. A few more contained dilapidated clothing, and then they found something that could work.
The box was full of old backpacks, bags, purses, and the like. After a bit of rummaging through them, they settled on what we would know to be a messenger bag since it’s many pockets and size was most convenient for them. Victoria dusted it off and attempted to clean it as Charlie took their things over and put them inside once she was done. Once everything was inside, Charlie slung the messenger bag over her shoulder and gave the goddess an appreciative nod.
“Thanks again,” she said. “It will be easier to carry our things as we travel now.”

Twili kept to the side as the two women looked through the boxes, checking through some of them herself to keep herself entertained. She looked up again when she was thanked, giving a small smile.
Of course, She wrote out, still smiling. I'm glad to be of help. Shall we leave, then? Twili sat her board on one arm as she stood, turning back to the door. The children could be heard playing when she opened it, but she didn't seem concerned. They were being quiet, after all, which meant none of them were in danger.
I would suggest leaving this area, though. There are sure to be others here who won't be so welcome to Unclaimed mortals…

"We weren't planning on staying," Charlie said. She pulled a lock of platinum blonde hair out of her face, making her way out of the door with Victoria following behind. Victoria quickly nodded her thanks to the goddess as she passed her.
"Perhaps you know of a safe place to go from here?" Charlie asked quietly, looking over her shoulder as they walked.

The safest way to go would be east, Twili wrote, after a moment of thought. The north is too cold, and the west and south have several villages in them. There are a few in the east as well, but they should be easy to avoid. I doubt you want to run into any of them on accident. Twili lifted her fingers to her mouth, letting out a whistle. The two children came running up, Jonnie easily outpacing Sara.
"First!" The boy proclaimed loudly, hugging Twili's leg and earning a light smack to the back of the head. He let out a noise of complaint before he looked up to see the serious look on Twili's face, her finger to her lips. The building around them groaned some, but nothing happened thankfully.

(Hi hello I’m back life just kinda got really busy there for a sec-)

“East. Alright then, thank you,” Charlie said. “Is there any way we can repay you for your kindness?”
The two women looked around warily as the building groaned, freezing in place. Once the noises stopped, they felt safe enough to continue walking again.

(Yee I get that, I've been on and off for a bit because of finals)

"Just keep safe," the goddess wrote. "This world is a dangerous one to be wandering around it, but it's home." She moved to pick Sara up, letting out a small breath. She was glad nothing had happened to them or the building, but the children knew better than to do this.

(wanders back into the rp and collapses)

“Will do,” Charlie nodded.
Once they were out of the building, she took Victoria’s hand, sharing a glance before looking back at the goddess.
“Say goodbye, Joel,” Victoria said, taking her son’s hand and moving it so he was waving at them. Joel stared at the goddess and the children, seeming both curious and confused.
Charlie smiled at them, then glanced at the sky. “Looks like it’s around noon…” she murmured to herself.

Twilight smiled as the two children by her side waved goodbye, turning to lead them away.
"Do we really have to gooo..?" Jonnie asked. Twili nodded. It wasn't safe for them to stay by the three mortals for so long. They could put them in danger that way.