The Ones [role play]
 

T looked around, so many worlds but, none of them were for her. She wanted one just for her, so she brought herself to her own dimension, away from all others. But soon she and her brother Cole grew bored. So they gathered some others to be there on their own place. Just a place for them. It was whatever anyone wanted it to be, there was no mold to fit. If they wanted a high school a high school there shall be. A media, there it was. It was what one dreamed it to be.




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He woke up in the forest. The branches were dark and crooked; the leaves blocking out the light. Yet, something was off. He gripped the branch he was sitting on tightly, as if afraid he would fall into some unfathomable abyss.

This was a forest, yes.

But this was not his forest.

He felt the disturbance in the air, having dealt with dimensions once or twice, but never not on his own accord. Someone was playing a game, and he was one of the pawns.

He didn't like that.

And so, he relaxed back onto the branch, watching and waiting from above. No one could hide forever. The master of this game would need to reveal themselves to him eventually, whoever they were, because otherwise, Shadow would make a very boring subject.

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T glided down from above, just from wherever. “Hello shadow, I like what you’ve done with this area, it looks nice. Have you thought at all about what to do with the rest of it?” She asked with a smile.
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// @Exis

He watched, guarded, as some humanoid being approached. She seemed flawless, and she played with smiles. Those were the most dangerous types of people: those who could greet others with ease. If the thought wasn't so bizarrely outrageous, she could've passed as someone's daughter.

"Who are you?" he asked bluntly, ignoring her question. His arms were crossed, and he leaned casually against the tree. He wouldn't, couldn't fall. The girl's powers surpassed his own, so she'd won his hospitality for now. If she granted the knowledge he searched for, then maybe she'd get more out of him in return.

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“My name is T. You’re free to leave this dimension whenever Tupi should please. But do boys, I made it so there were no rules. This dimension is for you to create.” She smiled and sat on an imaginary chair with her legs crossed, her hands resting on her knees. She enjoying talking to others.
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Cole watched the strange creature from above, simply floating. Until it called out. “Hi, I’m here. There are lots of people here. They just haven’t gotten to your here from their here. But they’ll get here.” he was cryptic, but it made sense to him. Perfect sense. So much sense that explanations would only complicate it.

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Cole smiles and flipped upside down. Strangely his clothes didn’t react. “Yup, and each place you are you get to create. You created where you are right now. Cool right!” Cole was kinda enjoying this conversation but he’d never seen a dessert dog before.

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He watched her, somewhat impressed. She hadn't created the dimension from scratch—no, that was their role—but she'd pulled and twisted the strings in her favor. Unsurprisingly, he'd never heard of Tupi before, and had no idea who they were. Other than beginning with a suspicious letter of the alphabet, the name presented no clues. That being said, Shadow didn't trust T. He'd been thrust into multiple worlds before, including an unnatural, mismatched island that played with the mind and ruined all sense of normality, especially since he hadn't even been human there...

"What do you want from me?" the young man asked, "And what limits have you placed on what I can create?" Out of all the known people in millions of universes, he'd appeared. Why him? Was it by chance, or did she have an ulterior motive for stealing him away?