Ask a question to the above person's OC

Posted 7 years, 7 months ago (Edited 6 years, 10 months ago) by Amvira varkarrus

So it'll go like this: A person posts a question to the above user's OC. Then, after a new person posts a question, the first person edits their post to have an answer.

 

Something like

Person A: (posts a question to the above person)

Person B: Does (person A) like cupcakes?

then Person A edits their post so it's like

Person A: (posts a question to the above person)
I do like cupcakes!

Person B: Does (person A) like cupcakes?

Person C: Could (person B) defeat Goku in a fight?

then

Person A: (posts a question to the above person)
I do like cupcakes!

Person B: Does (person A) like cupcakes?
No, I absolutely could not take Goku on in a fight, have you seen that guy?

Person C: Could (person B) defeat Goku in a fight?

 

EDIT: Try and ask questions that lead to the development of characters!

EDIT2: Cant believe this needs to be said, but make your posts legible!!!!

EDIT3: Also. Read the person's profile before you ask a question!
Follow these rules or I'll implement a banlist!

 

I'll edit this post to include a response to the next person's question, once somebody posts!

(re: "Do you enjoy sitting in a garden to relax?")
"A garden? Pfeh! What kind of pansy-ass garbage is that? Lemme tell you how I relax! A warm, musty couch, some snacks, and video games! Hah!" ((But to be honest, she might enjoy just lounging around under a tree on a hot day))

 Noelani Sixbane

Has Bessarion ever gotten into a fight he regrets? A fight that's ever made him second guess standing up for whatever it was that was bothering him? Has he ever been manipulated into a fight that he didn't want? Or does he stop and stand up for himself as soon as he realizes he's being dragged around?


In his youth Noelani was trapped in fishing nets as a very young boy, ripped from the safety of the sea by hooks and tight net crushing him against the fish- it was made worse by the fisherman poking at his fins and wings, laughing at the boy in the fish suit- mocking his position and worsening his fear, Though a bad experience- the main reason this was so traumatic for him was because this was soon after he had understood that he was alone/ had no family to speak of. He had this fear that they too- were caught in the net, yanked from the sea and he thought it was perfectly possible they never came back- and that was the reason he was alone. Something in his mind connected these two fears and made the experience worse in his mind! He ended up escaping when he was released, thrown back into the sea by the laughing sailors after they'd spent a few hours jabbing him with sticks and letting him sit in the net with the dead fish. 

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Terry Lovejoy PicklePantry

"Whoa. I should probably be asking someone like you the meaning of life, but I'm more curious to know how you reacted when a tree started to sprout from your, uh, friend's corpse. How did it feel knowing he was still kinda there?"


Despite how tired he looks, Terry smirks a little. "Yeah. These brats do unexpected things every day. Just the other day one kid put a worm in a girl's sandwich because he liked her." He glances out the window to look at the children playing at the playground, then shrugs. "I may hate the job, but it isn't like it's all the kids' fault. Besides, they're nice and sweet, even if they get me sick. Sometimes when they've grown up they come by and visit me. It's a small moment, but it almost makes up for all the exhaustion and frustration I've put up with."

Xaanik Aarix

"Ah, you're a teacher? It doesn't seem like this job has treated you well... but are there some aspects of this work which you do find satisfying or fulfilling? At least, do you have any entertaining stories of things your students have done?"


[I apologies in advance for the infodump-- get him talking about magic or himself and he's impossible to shut up. Spoilered because he just.... talks... for so long...]

"Oh, certainly, on both accounts!

"As far as magic goes, psychomancy is quite tricky because you have to think on your feet and respond to each individual situation very quickly. My empathy makes that part much easier! I can't imagine how hard it'd be for a human. That must be why there's so few human psychomancers... But anyway, to answer that question, yes, it was hard to really become adept.

"I was created with certain innate abilities, but it's taken me a long time and a great deal of practice to get to the point I am now. As an angel I could numb fear and pain quite easily, but what I could do lacked finesse."

"I can do a lot more these days, and I can incite these effects much more ...efficiently? The thing about psychomancy is that it has the potential to be really draining on both the person using it and whoever it's being used on. People have..." he made a vague wiggly hand gesture, "...barriers protecting their minds from outside influences. Even benevolent influences! If you try to force straight through a mind's defences it's very taxing for both parties. As an angel, that didn't really matter too much because I had as much power as I needed, and whoever I was using my magic on was moments from death anyway. These days I've developed the finesse necessary to avoid a brute-force approach. In most cases, anyway. It's kind of like... learning to pick the lock on a door rather than having to use a battering-ram. It's easier on the door and on the person trying to get in."

"But I'm still learning! I think magic's more an art than a science. There's no right way to do things --and there's always room for improvement."

"A great deal of psychomancy depends on the user's mindset too -- you have to be very self-assured in order to maintain the illusion. It requires a very steadfast confidence, and a willingness to actually take control of a situation. A certain... steeliness, almost? That part didn't come naturally to me. I think it took me longer to develop my confidence than my actual technical skill.

"...Honestly, I'm a little rusty at the moment seeing as how I've been isolated for so long. But I'm getting back in the swing of it! I'd love to find someone who'd let me practice on them, actually...." He stared off into the distance for a while, tapping a finger to his lips.

"Oh, sorry, what was that second question? Ah! Yes, I do use my powers a lot on an everyday basis! Small things. Friendly things. I use it a lot to slip by strangers without drawing too much attention to myself. If I'm with my friend and they're really anxious or something I might sneak a little magic there to help them relax. Or if someone's got any aches and pains I can help.... temporarily, at least."

"I'm aware it's a slippery ethical slope, influencing people's mental state like that... so I'll ask permission before I do anything more than the smallest little thing. Psychomancers are rare but we don't have a good reputation. Most people don't tend to like the idea of someone poking around in their head... makes them scared 'cause it feels like a surrender of control. And they're right; it is! I'll admit, if my intentions were bad, I could probably use my magic to get away with... bad things. But I only want to help. I wish more people would trust me to make them feel better."

"Still, some people like the idea. Enough to pay me to liven up their parties with my magic. Apparently it beats having to buy alcohol... or any other drugs," Xaanik frowned, "I don't much like doing those kinds of gigs, but it's a way to earn some cash when I need to."

[Xaanik.....please ...stop... using... so many... ellipsis points]

cassandra donahue melchior

"Psychomancy, hm? Sounds interesting.. did it take you a while to get the hang of? Oh, and do you use it for anything that doesn't involve 'targets', like for convenience?"


"Hah, as much as I hate to admit it," She sighed. "..Yes, I did. I deserved all of it, to be honest. Repentance was always something I've been subject to, and I should've seen it coming..it doesn't matter how I look at it. As my mother used to say, 'After mistakes come repentance, and you are one to repent for surviving this long'. I mean, she said it to me, at least - I'm not sure I've ever heard her say it to anyone else, though. According to her, I'm the embodiment of such sin, even if I don't believe so; though I guess I can see why she'd say that..? Uhm--"

"..I'm getting off topic, sorry.. I went on a tangent there. Yes, I-.. I do feel it was justified for me to have suffered such consequences. I'm not sure what lesser punishment would be appropriate, if any - Truth probably knew that having me die would be letting me off easy."

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Capsaicin reinapepiada

(not IC) Have you actually gone out there and tried to get a job?

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"To be honest, I prefer to believe that wasn't me. I have no idea what that was, but for my and our town's sake it should remain a mystery for me forever. Granted, if that was me- if those witches were us- there must have been an explanation. But gahh, I have a spell on that makes my mind really cloudy whenever I give it too much thought! It's for the best, and it's annoying, and..." she sighs, "I just want to believe that the me I am now is much better, I guess."

Aethea kirakiraprince

"A lot has happened to you, I see. If you don't mind me asking, how do you feel about what actually happened? The fact that you lost your identity and all and don't even have the memory of it? It seems like a rather shocking thing to happen."

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"Honestly..." Aethea paused in hesitation, gathering her thoughts a little. "I do at times, but at the same time I don't..."

"Let me just put it like this. I've thought on it a lot. and I mean a lot. It's been so damn long since it all happened. A few decades I believe. I hate what they did to Jarred and I. We were expendable pawns, and we didn't even know it... I know the way I grew up wasn't exactly good looking back on it. I fought and stole and cheated with everything. But that got me that job, and I actually had money. I could actually live somewhere not in fear because I payed actual money to live there. I know I wasn't a huge fan of the job, but it changed things for me. I didn't have to steal and cheat every day of my life just to be able to get half way full from one meal a day. I still had to do it at times, but I was able to do it so much less and I could afford to live without doing it for other than the job..."

Aethea sighed and took a deep breath, calming herself down a little before continuing. "After we were let go from the other corp's place, I was pissed beyond belief. They took me off the streets because of my skills, and threw me right back on them, along with multiple death threats. When I was on the streets the first time, I had others, but this time, I had no one. Well, I thought I had no one, but looking back now, I guess I had Jarred."

"I know he more than likely would want to get revenge, but I don't think I would given the opportunity. If one of them some how ends up on our list, then I won't deny that part of my job and I guess it'll just be like any other job for me, but I won't go out of my way to get back. I don't want to drop down to their level. Even though the job I have now is worse in the terms of the average person's morality, I refuse to be as bad as them."

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Babalel Impy

"Do you get made fun of for having different eye colors?"

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Ethan Wilhelm PicklePantry

"Consuming hatred? What's that like, food? Do people have different flavored hatreds?"


"You know, I don't really know. I've never gone a day without eating oranges. If I had to guess, I'd say the same thing you did, with the withdrawal symptoms. Although if I go, like, about five hours without oranges I usually get a bad headache, like when you don't drink enough water, you know?"

 Eden sylvertongued

"I'm curious... what actually happens if you don't eat oranges for a prolonged period of time? I assume you'd experience withdrawal symptoms, as is usual with ... well, addictions, but what kind?"

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