I am announcing that I, too, am leaving. I joined the game early on, and back then I enjoyed it alot. Over time the fun I had has slowly been drained away. The reasons May listed in her post are among the reasons I decided to leave. Usually leaving an RPG fills me with regret. I feel no such regret leaving here now ( Read more... )

( Sammy )

[OOC - Continued from HereTerri turned as Jade entered the kitchen. "Sure, if you want to help. There's some fruit if you want to wash it off. I found some eggs at the market yesterday, so I thought I'd make them. And we've got some bread." She went to the stove to turn it the burner on. "It's no gourmet breakfast, but it'll do. It's a bit ( Read more... )

Moz knew it was late from the sun coming in the window. It didn't matter, there was little enough to do lately. Though the meeting of the Tribal Leaders had gone better than she'd honestly expected, it still left alot in the dark. They'd move the hospital, after the Colour Wars were under control. IF they got the Colour Wars under control. She ( Read more... )

Moz glanced around the headquarters from her position on her bed. Kay was already fast asleep inside her sphere bed. She could hear things being moved around in the kitchen and wondered if that was just Terri. Riz or Jade might be with her as well. Or somewhere else in the building. She leveled her gaze on one of the empty sphere beds. She ( Read more... )

[OOC - Continued from HereBefore Jade could answer there was a knock on the door. Moz exchanged a glance with Riz, who went to answer it. A minute later she returned with a girl - Moz's contact with her spy in the Militia ( Read more... )

Moz had alot to think of on the trip back to Headquarters. She wasn't sure how the vote on the Hospital would swing the next day, but even if it swung in the Mallrats favor she had no intention of letting them stay so victorious for long. The Mallrats had been running the city far too long in her mind. Why did the city keep listening after all ( Read more... )

Moz led the way along the streets to Mosquito turf, keeping an eye out for any more people wandering in as that guy had yesterday. Apparently things had gotten a little lax while she was away, but she was back now and things weren't going to stay that way ( Read more... )

Moz stood surrounded by a group in the market, people coming and going from it - giving their opinions sometimes before they left. Others just leaving the moment they heard what was said. The idea that some might be the Mallrat's informants crossed her mind, but that couldn't be helped ( Read more... )

Moz adjusted the Mosquito Mask on her head, then turned to pick up her whip. Kay, leaning back in the mesh sphere she used for her bed, was filing her nails. "Where are you off to now ( Read more... )