Post #2718888 in A Tale of Seven Children//Rebirth, a roleplay on RPG

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"The next steps are the next lines in the
paragraph of my so-called existence, that I
make sure to be written by me, but why is
that the more I get sucked in that idea, the
more I think, I really don't even know what
I want in this thorny path."

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██Caius swore he would strangle that midget someday. He covered his mouth and turned his back at everyone as he tried to keep his dizziness and stomach to settle down. This teleportation stuff and he are not compatible at all. Anyway, he was able to get his body's equilibrium back and stared at the giant light bulb in front of their group... The word about him being an angel just passed from his ear and out to the wind. This guy reminded him of a jellyfish. Are they in some low-budget sponge bob episode? Oh, they were in boot camp something.

Frankly speaking, he doesn't believe in the so-called lord or angels or even demons, or monsters. It's true that his situation was forcing him to reevaluate, but his head was assessing everything through a rose glass, twisting what is seen into something passable to the limited imagination of the human society. So as not to trouble his brain, he chose to take out a cigarette and began to smoke, not bothering with anyone's preference. Moreover, he didn't bother with an introduction. He was too old for some shit-styled classroom intro.

Just like that, he just eased his nerves with the intake of that sweet nicotine while letting others do what they want, whatever. His deficit in attention made him not really hear what Ash, Rick, or even what that midget said about the basics of this place. He simply followed when everyone moved. He was acting indifferent with all the bizarre things he had witnessed. This was actually an achievement considering his wild temperament.

In any case, he only gave out a notable reaction when he heard his name being called. He looked at the midget who said he was good at beating up, but can't beat a loli. He rolled his eyes. "Who is the loli? I don't see anyone fitting that description." He sneered as he dropped the used-up cigarette to the ground and stomped on it for a good measure. Beat up? Hell, he would do more than that to the midget once he removes the shackles they have on him.

Caius then looked at the paper that should reveal their so-called magical abilities. Right... He was skeptical especially when that midget stabbed herself with the needles. His golden eyes lit in disbelief and discomfort. He can't help but, think that he was probably taken into a mental asylum. Everyone around him appeared to have mental problems. This midget have enormous mental problems. He should avoid the bat-shit midget, he doesn't want to be infected, that's why he wasn't readily in taking the paper being handed out. He looked at it like it was a plague instead.

Eventually, he received one via a forceful method. He soon moved away from the others, but found him nearing himself to that emotionless doll-like girl. She was tolerably irritating. "Tsk. This is messed up. This isn't just possible, how could you be just calm about all of this?" He gazed at the girl who met his eyes and spoke. Considering her words, he looked at the paper he was about to actually throw away in another light. "...Fine." He then did all the motions and the paper revealed, Major Abilities of Caius Grady: Blood Dominion, Changeling, Faust Flame. Minor Abilities of Caius Grady: Telekinesis, Hyper Strength, Explosion. He narrowed his eyes and shook his head. He could read it, but that doesn't mean much. "So, what the fuck that these mean?"

Snippet #2718888

located in The Earth, 2017, a part of A Tale of Seven Children//Rebirth, one of the many universes on RPG.

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