Name: Ismael Chowdhary
Pseudonyms: Mecha Freak, Dune-Dweller, Ismael
Age: 23
Gender: Male
Sexual Orientation: Heterosexual
Species: Pandoran (Cybernetic)
Planet of Origin: Pandora
Career: Lieutenant, Head of on-board Entertainment
Appearance: Like all Pandorans, Ismael has a characteristic trait,
his skin is slightly radiant with a soft blue hue, which is quite hard to notice with the untrained eye.
Other than that he looks much like an average Arabic-Indian man of brown complexion, apart from his cybernetic left arm.
His wardrobe ranges from spacesuits to academic robes, and even political garments.
He has bright green grey eyes, and an up
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the Conquest of M'rove - Chapter 3
PuzzledHeartBox
Ratakh had, in his childhood, trained himself of remaining awake through the astral sphere: something similar to lucid dreaming, but referred to as "the awoken spirit" - a means which he could rely on to stand guard during the night. He thought of his companion and his song,
Y’tuwai’s sleep was not without dreams; dreams of the ‘avatar’ and the tall tales told by this ancient tree. He dreamed of the day of Hu’ans - of an age where, supposedly, people of long before the chaos that now ensued, people would reside at that time.
Ratakh himself was taller than Y'tuwai - at least from a physical stan
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AD - Tasks: Seraphin's Request
hunterN05
The sun rose up over the trees near the compound, casting a reddish hue across the morning sky. A lightly chilled wind blew in from the north across the grass creating waves of green.
The outside felt great to most of the compound's inhabitants, Samuel had decided to spend the day outside. But he was hidden deep within the woods, brandishing his sword and practicing on a dummy he made out of a log.
His jacket cast aside, and his body wrappings taken off, showing a pale and heavily scarred upper body.
PuzzledHeartBox
Xarr rose from a branch in the forest that happened to be overlooking his friend Samuel whom was hard at work. He
Name: Bryan Jackson
Gender: Male
Age: 31
Weight/Height: 68kg / 181cm
Occupation: Geneticist
Appearance: Shaggy, mid long black hair, dark chestnut eyes, lean body with slight muscle definition.
Wears the typical Umbrella scientist clothing, but has a pin attached to his suit on his left chest pocket in the shape of a holy cross.
Family: Daughter Sylvie(dead) and his wife Amelia(dead).
Home State/Country/Region: New York, Upper East Side.
Skills:
1: A deep understanding of science and biology.2: He's swift on his feet and avoids combat at all times.3: Tactician, he always makes a backup plan.
Weapons:
Main: Silenced pistol with both live
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Umbrella: The other side of the coin #1
Noon, 7 September 2002, Raccoon City, Umbrella Corporation Research Facility
The alarm sounded, fire doors closed, and neurotoxins began permeating the air.
Screams of agony resounded in the corridors and one scientist after another collapsed to the ground of the underground level 3, the Biological Research Laboratory for human trials.
Bryan reached under his desk and calmly put on his gasmask, he then entered his password and the exhaust system drained his room of toxins after which he
proceeded towards his office door, sealing it off with his ID card after which he then walked back to his desk.
Bryan didn’t care much, he was a ge
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Phobia by PuzzledHeartBox, literature
Literature
Phobia
Hidden in the dark of night,
Roaming backstreets, alleys, enduring fright.
Lovers share their intimate kisses,
Never to see light.
State of grief and loss by PuzzledHeartBox, literature
Literature
State of grief and loss
What does one do, when a feeling of all encompassing loss consumes the mind?
When all seems bleak, and colours have disappeared from the world...
When demons loom in perpetual silence; from the very darkness of my own self.
The loss never ceases to strain me, suck out and drain me, as if fatigue itself is my new state of physical being.
My mind falters ever so freely, rapidly, declining into the dark crevices of my own conceiving. This abyss,
that is the bottomless pit creating this sense of loss, not fitting in, not belonging, as if an emptied husk, devoid of all energy and feeling.
I hear you, yet I'm disconnected from words and letters,
When resonating souls fall out of rhythm
Lost, floating in opposite directions, steered by the undertow
This bittersweet sorrow of goodbye, they are to know
Words unspoken left harrowing wounds
Till the soul became broken, an echoic room’s unrequited echo
This bittersweet sorrow of goodbye, they are to know
Abolished alliances and sore yet sweet remembrances
Oh such disdain, they dare not show
Such is the bitterness of goodbye’s sorrow.
A pound of heroine on my chest.
Needles piercing marbled flesh.
Drawing red cascades of lovers lost
Heart’s twitching... never enough.
This opiated symphony,
a brain induced malady...
Of untold stories adrift the sea
Sunken in thoughts along perennial shores,
As an olden statuette gilded, but wore.
Long left agape beyond Horizon’s wall.
What once roamed the most ostentatious of halls,
Now narrates the amaranthine beauty of Apollo’s lore.
How he had come to be seen as the one to abhor.
For once a god whom stood pristine and tall,
Turned to judging people and orchestrate their fall.
Oh such fate to be judged at Horizon’s shore.
To be cursed out of reach of all you’d adore.
Apollo did fall from his grace above all
To be forever enslaved as unreachable wall.
Your eyes wide open,
raindrops cascading from your paling face.
Such abhorrent sight, yet so beautifully captivating.
This iridescent light, reflecting on your bloodied sclera
Whilst the concrete turns red.