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This Blog Is Archived.
I donât use Tyler a lot, but I love what few interactions he had, so the blog will stick around.Â
I may come back to him, I may not, until then, archived.
These seem to get around pretty well, so letâs give it a shot! Like or reblog this if youâd be interested in RPing with a Vampiric, fandomless OC! Jaegarâs just a slightly rude boy who kills otherworldly monsters, gets paid, and bakes a mean ciabatta roll. Open to any fandom, any setting, and interactionsÂ
muketsukanjononai:
âAhâŠ.damn itâŠ.lost it. Now I just feel weird.â
âWhat happened?â
pheramoreandnidaphyx:
deutschmechaniker:
Hover seems to be just as interested in Fiore as the man is in it, leaning forward and angling its camera inside is optic, like a bird tilting its head. It seems to be very interested in DeRosa, for one reason or another, and Tyler pokes it just below the optic, making his flinch backward, harmlessly, in surprise. Cute.
âHe has a bad habit of staring. Heâs long reached his full potential as an A.I., but he still likes to learn, and he doesnât have the hardware for me to implant a sound card for a voice.â He was still working in that direction, but after multiple experiments- all ending in horrific, garbled screeching- heâs started to abandon the idea of giving Hover a voice.
Tyler shakes DeRosaâs hand back, surprisingly firmly and businesslike for such a meek personality, with a more confident smile than before. âI live in a city like that. Itâs pretty, but the people are as weird as they are colorful.â Letting go, now, he sighs, still wearing that soft smile. âItâs good to know you wonât bite, though. Iâd hate to have to explain to Emma that Iâm a werewolf nowâŠâ A twittering chuckle; clearly he meant for that to be a lighthearted jab.
âI donât mind, honestly. Iâve never seen a machine quite like it - machines are considerably more crude where Iâm from, at least where things like that are concerned. Nothing small, and certainly nothing that can think for itself. We have airships, but not self-aware robots.â Such was what happened to a world that relied on magic as much as machinery.
Fiore wondered what Luxendarc would look like when it did reach that time. What would the state of itâs magic be? The state of the world in general?
âA werewolf? Well, Iâm pretty sure I donât transform once a month, although Iâm sure I know at least one person who would be more than happy to call me a beast.â He laughed. âAh, perhaps I should go visit this city of yours, then? It would be nice to fit in a bit more, for once. Maybe find some things to add to my already delightfully loud wardrobe. Iâm afraid nothing here is to my taste. So bland. It makes me miss Florem.â
âYeah...where Iâm from is just a little more ahead than the rest of the world. Weâve got âsmartâ vehicles that drive themselves, and hard light, and things like that, but magitech, too. Itâs weird, man.â Still, he seems quite proud of his robot, patting Hover a few times to show his affection for it.Â
And then, a wide grin as Fiore plays along, his round eyes twinkling with laughter. âReally? Why? You donât seem all that bad, sir.â And the idea of him visiting Eveny... âOoh, maybe! Youâd have a better time of it. Itâs winter, so all the hunters are holed up in their houses. They donât mind the cold, since theyâre from Norway, but why go out in it when you know it can be nice and warm, yâknow? Gives us a chance to go out without any trouble. But, yeah, if you like it garish, thereâs plenty thatâll match your style.â
pheramoreandnidaphyx:
deutschmechaniker:
Tyler scowls just a bit in confusion, while his companion, Hover, a black flybot with silver decals denoting both its name and his own, the former being much larger on its chassis than the latter, flits close to investigate. It has a single, central optic not unlike that of a security camera, which âblinksâ with an amusingly shutterlike sound. It chirps at DeRosa, then perches on Tylerâs shoulder with its little, birdlike feet, its wings folding behind it.
âHover, manners! Sorry about him. Youâve been here a year? Wow, umâŠhm. No, I guess you donât dress like a local, you stick out like a sore thumb. UmâŠIâm- Iâm Tyler. Itâs nice to meet you.â He holds out a hand, now, a soft, nervous smile on his face. Heâs taller than DeRosa, but he acts much smaller than he is, his chestnut eyes darting, just slightly, to take in everything about the older man.
The little machine caught Fioreâs attention for a moment - now there was a use. Well, potentially. Heâd have to see, but either way, the machine was fascinating. Who had built it? This man, Tyler? Or had somebody elseâŠ? Fiore had to wonder what it had just done, but it hardly seemed like it had done something bad.
âNot a problem - curious machines are the least of my worries.â Quite the opposite, really. He was fascinated and interested by it to be honest. âHa! Like a sore thumb, ey? I used to live in a city where dress like this was⊠not common, but it certainly blended in a fair sight more than here. Most of my wardrobe is too âloudâ for these people.â And gods, did he hate it.
The manâs hand was held, shaken in a manner he intended to be friendly, looking up at the other. He wasnât used to being the smaller one, but obviously in terms of personality they were opposites. Tyler seemed incredibly nervous.
âI wonât bite.â Much. Maybe later heâd bite, given the opportunity. âYou neednât be so nervous.â
Hover seems to be just as interested in Fiore as the man is in it, leaning forward and angling its camera inside is optic, like a bird tilting its head. It seems to be very interested in DeRosa, for one reason or another, and Tyler pokes it just below the optic, making his flinch backward, harmlessly, in surprise. Cute.
âHe has a bad habit of staring. Heâs long reached his full potential as an A.I., but he still likes to learn, and he doesnât have the hardware for me to implant a sound card for a voice.â He was still working in that direction, but after multiple experiments- all ending in horrific, garbled screeching- heâs started to abandon the idea of giving Hover a voice.
Tyler shakes DeRosaâs hand back, surprisingly firmly and businesslike for such a meek personality, with a more confident smile than before. âI live in a city like that. Itâs pretty, but the people are as weird as they are colorful.â Letting go, now, he sighs, still wearing that soft smile. âItâs good to know you wonât bite, though. Iâd hate to have to explain to Emma that Iâm a werewolf now...â A twittering chuckle; clearly he meant for that to be a lighthearted jab.
pheramoreandnidaphyx:
deutschmechaniker:
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Heâs never seen this guy before. And lord knows heâd recognize him if he had, heâs so flashy. And kind ofâŠoff-putting. Oh, well, only one way to resolve this particular inner turmoil. âH-hey, are you new? I am too; I just got off the ferry yesterday.â
Fiore paused in his walking - conversation? With a stranger, no less. Heâd more prefer to continue on, but who knew. The man could be useful, and who would throw away a potential tool? The very least he could do was lay threads around the city, make himself seem like more than âthat strange old man that dressed loudlyâ.
âNo, Iâve been here for a year or so. Technically new, but not in the same manner as you. Not that I blame you for the mistake - I donât exactly dress like a local, now do I~?â A gesture at himself; flashy as his coat truly was (outside of Luxendarc, at least. God the fashion here was boring) he was loathe to part with such a staple of his wardrobe. âThis place looks intimidating but I assure you it isnât. At least not nearly so as some of the places Iâve been.â
Tyler scowls just a bit in confusion, while his companion, Hover, a black flybot with silver decals denoting both its name and his own, the former being much larger on its chassis than the latter, flits close to investigate. It has a single, central optic not unlike that of a security camera, which âblinksâ with an amusingly shutterlike sound. It chirps at DeRosa, then perches on Tylerâs shoulder with its little, birdlike feet, its wings folding behind it.
âHover, manners! Sorry about him. Youâve been here a year? Wow, um...hm. No, I guess you donât dress like a local, you stick out like a sore thumb. Um...Iâm- Iâm Tyler. Itâs nice to meet you.â He holds out a hand, now, a soft, nervous smile on his face. Heâs taller than DeRosa, but he acts much smaller than he is, his chestnut eyes darting, just slightly, to take in everything about the older man.
pheramoreandnidaphyx:
[Heâs walking along, seemingly towards somewhere specific - dressed⊠oddly well. Fiore is still wearing his flashy red coat, but underneath is a confusingly formal suit-like attire. Either heâs changed his ways, or heâs learned a bit about looking like a normal person.]
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Heâs never seen this guy before. And lord knows heâd recognize him if he had, heâs so flashy. And kind of...off-putting. Oh, well, only one way to resolve this particular inner turmoil. âH-hey, are you new? I am too; I just got off the ferry yesterday.â
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Iâm still here, but Iâm debating archiving this blog and making a new one for another character.Â
âBoy, you spend a few months off building things and suddenly everything dies.â
My muse is feeling touch-starved.
Send one of the following touches for my museâs reaction. Bonus points for a description/context of some kind to make it easier for your partner to respond!
†- gentle or loving touch (romantic or platonic!), such as face caressing, holding your muse, rubbing their back, petting their hair, hugging them tightly, etc
አ- kisses of any kind (romantic or platonic) such as cheek kisses, hair kisses, mouth kisses, kiss to the hand/fingertips or eyelids, etc. feel free to specify a body part!
â - reassuring touch, such as holding their hand, gripping their shoulder, guiding them by the arm or by a hand on the small of their back, etc
â„ - rough, violent, or dominant touch, such as gripping the back of their neck, holding them down, shoving them into a wall, digging their nails into them, grabbing their jaw, etc
⣠- add this to any of the above to make it sexual.Â
Âż - write your own touches!
OPEN RP - Touch of Ash
soulofgenocide:
deutschmechaniker:
âSo they probably live in the mountains. Theyâre on the island somewhere, I guarantee you.â Or otherwise they were in the planar space. Tyler had been to what the city folk call âHell,â a dimension that, while horrifying, didnât require you to die a sinner to go to. It was just where demons lived, and it made no goddamn sense.
Tyler shudders at the pop, a chill raising the hairs on the back of his neck. He didnât like those noises, not even slightly. And then heâs given a pen and paper. âYou mean- right now? OkayâŠâ
He sits on the arm of the couch, now, and scribbles something down:
Emma,
         Someone asked me to take him on a quick trip around town, but donât worry, heâs friendly. Unfortunately, he wonât take no for an answer, so I might be gone when you come home. Donât come looking unless you donât hear back from me by tonight.
Maus â€
He sticks this note out in the garage, where he knows sheâll be, and sighs. âOkay, I guess weâre going. Where first?â
âWell if I leave this place I donât know if Iâll ever find my way back since I donât know the exact location. So might as well.â
He hummed quietly to himself when Tyler sat on the couch and wrote the note. Looking around Tylerâs home from where he stood while his threads sneakily slithered around too. All of them silently retracting though when Tyler finished and placed the note in the garage.
âWell. Iâve no idea, canât really think of the first thing Iâd want to see in a magical city. If it were a medieval one Iâd say show me the Keep, but considering all the tech..â
Genocide placed his hand on his chin.
âShow me the places in the city you enjoy.â
â...Fair enough...â He canât argue with that, so he just doesnât, trying not to be so nervous, but itâs hard. This guy just showed up, and now heâs demanding a tour of the city.
âThe places I enjoy? Letâs go to the docks first, then!â He grabs his board, now, and starts to head out the door, holding the door open for Gen. Heâs unable to sneak out from under his botsâ radar, though, and Hover zips out to join him, chittering. âYou, too? All right, looks like we have a little group! Perfect, he can keep an eye on you in case you decide to act up.â
Do me a favor. Reblog this if you welcome the use of ask memes as icebreakers between characters that have never, or rarely, interacted before.
OPEN RP - Touch of Ash
soulofgenocide:
deutschmechaniker:
âHonestly, theyâre probably here. Wouldnât be shocked. I mean, if dragons and regular demons can live here, who says demon penguins canât?â
He squicks out a bit at Gen removing his brain, or, at least, effectively doing so, before he blanches again, some rancid memory creeping up that heâd thought heâd blocked out. âWhy would you do that put it back in before I barf.â He speaks quickly, the little mouse, panicking more than a little. He understands, certainly, that Gen isnât really hurting himself, but seeing such a thing is making his stomach roil on itself in ways he didnât think it could.
âUh-â he has to clear his throat, turning chestnut eyes away from the brain in Genâs hands. âSheâs nice enough. I donât know her personally, but she has a high approval rating. I donât know if Iâd be the best tour guide, but I can try. I donât know when Emsâll be back, but sheâll flip if Iâm not here without some kind of notice.â
âI mean Iâm sure they could, but do you know how rare they are? Iâve only seen two in my lifetime. No better masters of ice magic.â
Genocide let out a happy sigh before stuffing his brain back inside his head. Even though it was only made of energy, there was a slightly.. wet sounding pop when it slipped back in. His eyes seemed to lose their natural amber color for a moment, turning black, before fading back to amber. The change was followed by him shaking his head to try and snap everything back in place.
When Tyler brought up someone named Ems and that theyâd need notice, he just slowly opened a portal to his left. A small one, nothing that would cause any problems. From it he pulled a pen and a piece of paper which he held out to Tyler.
âA note is technically notice.â
âSo they probably live in the mountains. Theyâre on the island somewhere, I guarantee you.â Or otherwise they were in the planar space. Tyler had been to what the city folk call âHell,â a dimension that, while horrifying, didnât require you to die a sinner to go to. It was just where demons lived, and it made no goddamn sense.
Tyler shudders at the pop, a chill raising the hairs on the back of his neck. He didnât like those noises, not even slightly. And then heâs given a pen and paper. âYou mean- right now? Okay...â
He sits on the arm of the couch, now, and scribbles something down:
Emma,
         Someone asked me to take him on a quick trip around town, but donât worry, heâs friendly. Unfortunately, he wonât take no for an answer, so I might be gone when you come home. Donât come looking unless you donât hear back from me by tonight.
Maus â€
He sticks this note out in the garage, where he knows sheâll be, and sighs. âOkay, I guess weâre going. Where first?â
OPEN RP - Touch of Ash
soulofgenocide:
deutschmechaniker:
âI think thereâs some magic involved. It couldnât have just melded with me so perfectly through science and biology, I took out someoneâs heart to get this- well, okay, more accurately, she offered it to me forâŠsome reason, I wasnât able to ask.â Or at least, he doesnât remember if he asked, and if he did, what answer he got. That was over a year ago.
âDo you have any idea how much information a criminal would love to get his hands on is in my brain? Iâm glad I canât be mind-hacked; someone could usurp the Queen and take over the city with the knowledge I have.â Or, on the flip side, make crime damn near impossible. Too bad Tyler is morally neutral.
âItâs a gathering place for monsters and people with powers. Dragons, beast-folk, werebeasts, you name it, and theyâre probably here.â
âDonât you make that promise unless this city has demonic penguins.â
He thought for a moment before placing both hands on his own head, and slowly moving them toward Tyler. After a second of nothing, an energy brain came slowly slipping out of Genocideâs head. It was a dark red and transparent, with a line that still was connected to his forehead once it was completely out.
âI understand that feeling, whats in this thing is well, apocalypse capable. Secrets of my species, secrets of myself, all which pretty much are just keys to ending the world. Or at least ruling it if someone is twisted enough.â
He started poking at parts of his energy brain.
âThis has its flaws too but none make it accessible by others. So, your city has a Queen? Is she nice? Oh, can you show me around the city?!â
Magical city. Had to see it. Also removing his brain like that may have made him a bit stupider.
âHonestly, theyâre probably here. Wouldnât be shocked. I mean, if dragons and regular demons can live here, who says demon penguins canât?â
He squicks out a bit at Gen removing his brain, or, at least, effectively doing so, before he blanches again, some rancid memory creeping up that heâd thought heâd blocked out. âWhy would you do that put it back in before I barf.â He speaks quickly, the little mouse, panicking more than a little. He understands, certainly, that Gen isnât really hurting himself, but seeing such a thing is making his stomach roil on itself in ways he didnât think it could.
âUh-â he has to clear his throat, turning chestnut eyes away from the brain in Genâs hands. âSheâs nice enough. I donât know her personally, but she has a high approval rating. I donât know if Iâd be the best tour guide, but I can try. I donât know when Emsâll be back, but sheâll flip if Iâm not here without some kind of notice.â
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@deutschmechaniker
âS-Sorry, Iâm sorry.â Setau murmured, stepping back quickly and awkwardly stooping to pick up his and the otherâs books that had fallen in their collision. âI wasnât lookingââ He was in fact skimming a new release when he had bumped into the other, a habit he really needed to kick. âThese should be yours, right?â
âN-no, itâs fine, I wasnât looking, either.â Hover, Tylerâs little flybot, chitters in a way that suggests laughter, and he has to shush it, waving his hands at the white, bug-like âbot. âBut, yeah, thanks, uh- whoâre you?â
OPEN RP - Touch of Ash
soulofgenocide:
deutschmechaniker:
âYikes. And here I was, thinking a soul was a personâs essence, not someâŠâ Hentai reject. ââŠWeird, destructo-beast.â Better. Tylerâs more than happy to let Genocide inspect his arm, which has a sort of matte-black look to it, as if heâd dumped pigment on his arm, but itâs broken up by places following his muscles that are full of a dim, yellow light, and bent-up gears that donât look like they should be turning, but do so anyway. They even make noise, a soft whirrrrrr emanating from the cluster.
âMake it? Nah. Itâs nanites, I think. Biotech. I got it from someone. I used to be a totally normal human, but, well, stuff happens. I can turn them into just about anything I want them to be.â To prove his point, his shifts those blunt claws into gnarly-looking, razor-sharp mini-scythes, each with that same motif, then turns his whole arm into a blade, and then a buzzsaw, each âweaponâ following that rule of jet-black, with the yellow-backlit gears. And then, heâs able to switch it back to normal so easily, his skintone returning as black âveinsâ of nanites recede back into his body, leaving a normal hand.
âDunno how they work, but itâs wicked as all hell. But, no, I donât have a robo-brain. Thatâs still how it ought to be, I think.â
âSo its just science then, huh?â
He still seemed interested in the arm as Tyler made it shift, but did seem a bit sad it wasnât just magical tech. It was rare to find anyone who had found the perfect combination between magic and science. He himself had done it quite a few times, but mostly just with alchemy and low level tech magic. Nothing that was enough to make artificial body parts though.
âHaving a brain that canât be hacked is really how it should always be. Unless its required for preservation of life, and even then Iâd rather not be part machine. Not that Iâd ever need artificial limbs, I just regenerate.â
He poked Tylerâs hand when it returned to normal.
âSo is this city just, like, a gathering place for people with enhancements? Or are you one of the rare few?â
âI think thereâs some magic involved. It couldnât have just melded with me so perfectly through science and biology, I took out someoneâs heart to get this- well, okay, more accurately, she offered it to me for...some reason, I wasnât able to ask.â Or at least, he doesnât remember if he asked, and if he did, what answer he got. That was over a year ago.
âDo you have any idea how much information a criminal would love to get his hands on is in my brain? Iâm glad I canât be mind-hacked; someone could usurp the Queen and take over the city with the knowledge I have.â Or, on the flip side, make crime damn near impossible. Too bad Tyler is morally neutral.
âItâs a gathering place for monsters and people with powers. Dragons, beast-folk, werebeasts, you name it, and theyâre probably here.â