Differences Matter - A TF2 RP {Invite Only}

[Chupi]

(( Wind. Fire's for Pyros, yo. xD ))

[momoko_kumori]

((-sighs- But that doesn't made sense. Wind coming out of a sword? Argh, this is sooo hard))

[Dylan Klebold]

Media looked at Bubbles through her mask. "Mmmm mm enemy Pyro mm mmph mm!" Media said, quickly equipping her Lollichop. She isn't a Pyro. Nor a Scout. She... is a Flamerunner.

[Chupi]

(( Who says it has to come out of it? Think of it as a lightning rod or a wand. It can attract a breeze in order for Zoey to control it using her sword. Yes? C: ))

Bubbles could see the hostility in the strange masked figure's stance and posture. However, his curiosity was getting the best of him as it usually did. He was more interested in finding out what the being was instead of actually fighting it. Bubbles lowered his flamethrower and stepped out from behind the wall. He tilted his head at Media, showing at he meant no harm to her at the time. He quietly stared through his gas mask's dark visors.

[momoko_kumori]

((I guess))

[Dylan Klebold]

Looking at Bubbles, Media put her melee weapon down. She, too, had a curiosity. "Mmmm are you mmph mm?" Media asked, yet again cringing at her few words in English. Calling for a Medic, Media stood there. Having her weapons locked away, Alli couldn't attack. Making sure her stalhelm was on, she got to Media to heal her.

[Angelconservation]

((Oh mai gosh.. Just finished with creating a TF2 Rp... SO MUCH WORK..))

[Dylan Klebold]

(Cool.)

[Angelconservation]

((Makes one tired after thinking about what to say all day long. Or maybe that is just me..))

[Chupi]

Bubbles listened carefully to what the strange person had to say, but didn't respond to any of its speech. He just stood there, staring at it, not moving his view away from it. He found it quite fascinating even though he wasn't sure what this creature was. Bubbles never really was one to speak; rarely did, actually. However, it is still unknown to him why he chose to try and converse now. He mumbled a noise that sounded like a "hello".