[Interest/OOC] The City of Hex needs YOU [nWoDish]

i left norm's coffee order vague 'cause i don't know anything about coffee and so am not sure what kind he likes.

 

That is fair!

Also please don't flirt with Mr H, he is totally unprepared for these shenanigans.

 

... damn, I might have to join in on the DWRP version. >>; God, it's been a long time; I played at Purgatorium and Damned a bit back in the day, on LJ.

Spoiler

/dusts off old character

Okay, so... Porting into this setting, I think Lena would be the twelve-year-old younger sibling of a Sin Eater.

Her brother and his friends go out in the middle of the night. They come back limping and bloody. His room is full of strange objects, and she swears she's heard screams outside her window at night. They say she's too young to come with them, that she's just imagining things.

She knows she's not. And now they've disappeared. Now Lena's on the hunt.

y/n terrible plans? I'm considering making her a Latent, but eh, unsure.

 

@albedo oh man. yes. good.

 

is @Bel Capricorn still in?

Sad to lose Olivier. I was enjoying her butting heads with Katters and Norm

 

hello! yes, sorry. Nat hasn't really had much to say - I think she followed the others into the coffeeshop but isn't too happy about it. if someone thinks to ask if she's there she'll reply.

 

So if she gets asked directly "Can I get you anything?" :3?

 

How'd you manage that?

 

@swirlingflight look my character in another RP is blind right now I'm running on a setting that demands maximum amount of Vision Irony in my statements.

 

I'm gonna wait for Nat to poke her head in and react before giving anything more there I think.

 

Sorry, I've been at a convention this weekend and this slipped my mind.

 

Not a problem! (I probably know exactly which convention.)

 

If you guessed Anime Boston, you were right. But idk what else there is to guess.

 

...Actually no! Sakuracon is every easter weekend.

 

I am an east coast

 

do not expect me to remember where everyone is there are far too many of us

 

Fair.

 

In Nat's world it's generally accepted that there are multiple gods, and Christianity couldn't really stand up to the belief at the time that most of all abhumans were also gods. The bible in that world was mostly written by them, with later additions by bored people who thought it would be fun to mess around with.

I'm pretty sure Judaism survived as long as it did because the existence of abhumans simply gave them more to argue about. I'm not sure if it's still a thing during the story itself (Nat's canon)