Pyry Ward
Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2021 8:17 pm
1. Are you 18 or older?
Yes, I am in my twenties.
2. Do you have past experience with collaborative writing or roleplay, and if so, roughly how much?
The closest I've come to being part of a writing or roleplay community is back during the days of Gaia online, but that was when I was like twelve so I doubt it was as good as I think it was.
3. You may include an optional (SHORT!) Roleplay sample for people to read that gives a feel for your character in writing.
Pyry stood on top of the stone wall that marked the border of Beacon and eyed the activity of its inhabitants. He was eager to jump in and get to know some cuties but he also wanted to survey the area. Shifting from foot to foot he decided the best way to get to know the area was to talk to the locals, aka upperclassmen. "Upperclasswomen." He chuckled to himself. Without a second thought he leapt from the wall and began to make his way to the gardens.
He knew he should be focusing on getting settled or memorizing the layout of the school but there would be time for that later, for now he just wanted to bask in the laid-back atmosphere that was Beacon. Kuchinashi wasn't the kind of place where one could ever relax; there was always a threat of being robbed, beaten, or swindled. Beacon was so bright and cheerful that it almost hurt his eyes, but he wasn't about to miss out on the chance to have some fun before becoming a hero.
Yes, I am in my twenties.
2. Do you have past experience with collaborative writing or roleplay, and if so, roughly how much?
The closest I've come to being part of a writing or roleplay community is back during the days of Gaia online, but that was when I was like twelve so I doubt it was as good as I think it was.
3. You may include an optional (SHORT!) Roleplay sample for people to read that gives a feel for your character in writing.
Pyry stood on top of the stone wall that marked the border of Beacon and eyed the activity of its inhabitants. He was eager to jump in and get to know some cuties but he also wanted to survey the area. Shifting from foot to foot he decided the best way to get to know the area was to talk to the locals, aka upperclassmen. "Upperclasswomen." He chuckled to himself. Without a second thought he leapt from the wall and began to make his way to the gardens.
He knew he should be focusing on getting settled or memorizing the layout of the school but there would be time for that later, for now he just wanted to bask in the laid-back atmosphere that was Beacon. Kuchinashi wasn't the kind of place where one could ever relax; there was always a threat of being robbed, beaten, or swindled. Beacon was so bright and cheerful that it almost hurt his eyes, but he wasn't about to miss out on the chance to have some fun before becoming a hero.