R A I N B O W C H A M E L E O NStatus wrote:~Tiny Chameleon ♥
(I'm a crazy Zelda Fanatic who loves Chameleons!)"Oh, that's right. You're a Beast!"
Currently Looking for Fantasy RPs!
Will play guys, girls, animals, mutants, and everything in between!
R A I N B O W C H A M E L E O NStatus wrote:~Tiny Chameleon ♥
(I'm a crazy Zelda Fanatic who loves Chameleons!)"Oh, that's right. You're a Beast!"
Currently Looking for Fantasy RPs!
Will play guys, girls, animals, mutants, and everything in between!
R A I N B O W C H A M E L E O NStatus wrote:~Tiny Chameleon ♥
(I'm a crazy Zelda Fanatic who loves Chameleons!)"Oh, that's right. You're a Beast!"
Currently Looking for Fantasy RPs!
Will play guys, girls, animals, mutants, and everything in between!
∫ . Løst . ∫ wrote:[ would've posted by now if my mom hadn't closed my page xP making post now ]Echo
Aliquam ◊ 17 ◊ Single ;; Straight ◊ Time lordI walked alone. Just like I always did, just like I always had, just like I always would. This was a big world full of people -- but not quite big enough or full enough for me. No one was like me, no one ever would be. I was alone in the universe, and I knew that fully well. I've known that since I died. Yes, I do mean died. My family's car blew up and well. . . to make a long story short, I died in the car and now I'm in a new body. I look different, sound different, think different. . . I'm an entirely new person than I would've been if I hadn't died in that car. Complicated, I know, but helpful nonetheless. I weaved myself in and out among the shadows of the massive trees. The air around me was cold and refreshing, and the sound of my hearts beating was the only thing that could be heard near myself. Oh, and about the whole "hearts" thing, yeah, I've got two hearts. So yeah. I look completely and utterly human but I'm much more than that. And much smarter than that, might I add. I was stepping on the leaves, my footsteps weightless and soundless as I gazed at the beautiful scenery around me. I took in a quick breath and flung a hasty look over my shoulder. You never know when there's a hunter behind you. They're deadly silent and. . . well, never mind that. Let's just say being able to view everything that is, was, that will be, or ever could be is pretty useful right before being attacked. Sorta like precognitive senses. Anyways, I was having a perfectly wonderful time, who says I need to think about that? The sun was shining with a golden halo around it's burning yellow face, casting rings of warmth down onto the earth I walked on. As I walked, though, I noticed a massive dark spot out of the corner of my eye. Turning my gaze towards it, I realized that it was. . . a house. A large, dark, oblique structure standing out in the middle of a forest. I'll admit it -- my curiosity was peaked. Turning slowly towards the house, my hearts beating quickly and somewhat nervously, I paced myself steadily so as not to make too much noise on approaching. There could be anything inside it. Anything; hunters, other people. But as I neared it, I felt. . . safe. It was like it was calling to me. As my toes were not an inch from the steps leading up to the door, the call got stronger. Go in. Go in. Stepping bravely and calmly, I opened the door and I found absolutely nothing. It was empty, save some mostly intact furniture, some lights that were fading, looking relatively dim, but no more. I was alone. I listened closely, just to make sure, and I stepped inside. My footsteps on the wooden floor creaked lightly, and I brushed some of my rich chocolate brown hair out of my eyes. In hopes of finding something, anything to eat, after having not eaten for a few days, I moved towards the refrigerator. Upon opening it, I found that it was actually rather full, stocked up to the brim. My violet eyes widened, and I grabbed a loaf of bread, some butter, and some peanut butter and made a sandwich. I wolfed it down hungrily and sank into a chair. I'd admit it easily; it felt good. Eating, being under some sort of roof. Yeah, I hadn't had this luxury for quite some time. I walked over to a couch after I'd had my fill and lay there for awhile, staring at the high ceiling with the dim golden lights for a long time. I felt sincerely at home.
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